South Mountaineer Volume 28, Issue 01

              Vol. 28—No. 1
SEPTEMBER 16, 1985
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Engineers Win Wild Air Show
Five Horn-to-Benn TD's
Key Opening Day Victory
(B&W photo by BILL WILSON)
KEVIN STANSBERRY (28) reaches for a Marty Horn pass. Stansberry rushed for 82 yards and
two touchdowns, but the big show was in the air.
New Coaches Named
Athletic Officials Are Promoted
Three members of Lehigh's
athletics administration, Craig
Anderson, Karen Adams and
Greg Schulze, have received
promotions.
Anderson is now associate
director of athletics, Adams is
assistant director and
primary women's administrator, and Schulze is
assistant director.
Anderson, assistant director
of athletics, business manager
of athletics and athletic ticket
manager since 1982, will retain
his duties as business and ticket
manager, as well as adding
major responsibilities in all
areas of athletics administration, including the business
office, the ticket operation, the
coordination of team travel,
team scheduling and game-day
administration.
Adams replaces Judy Turner
Baxter, who served five years
as assistant director of athletics
and head of the women's program, and eight seasons as head
coach of field hockey and
women's lacrosse. Baxter
resigned her administrative
and coaching duties to begin a
family. She had a baby boy at
the beginning of this month.
Schulze, director of intramu-
rals and recreation at the Uni
versity, serves as coordinator of
all athletics and recreation
facilities. He is also responsible
for outside events and the coordination of the year-end student
recognition banquet.
FRAN McCAFFERY
Fran McCaffery, who has
served the past two seasons as a
Lehigh assistant coach, has
been selected as head coach of
the Engineers men's basketball
program.
In other coaching changes at
the University, MaryBeth
Holder was named head coach
of women's field hockey and
lacrosse, Donna Koehler was
appointed as head coach of volleyball, Hope Donnell was
tapped as the new head coach of
softball, and Mark Will-Weber
named as women's cross country mentor.
*McCaffery, 26, succeeds
Tom Schneider, who recently
resigned after two years at the
Lehigh helm to become head
coach at the University of
Pennsylvania.
A 1977 high school All-
American at Philadelphia's La
Salle High, McCaffery was a
starter on the 1977-78 Wake
Forest Univesity varsity five
before transferring to Penn,
where he graduated from the
Wharton School of Finance and
Commerce with a bachelor of
science degree in economics in
1982.
While at Penn, McCaffery
played on two Ivy League
Championship squads, and participated in two NCAA tournaments and one National
Invitation Tournament. In 1981-
82, he was voted Most Inspirational Player of Penn's NCAA
tourney team that won 14
straight games.
""Holder, an assistant coach of
field   hockey   and   women's
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By JOHN MISSIMER *85
If Saturday's game was any
indication of what Lehigh's football season is going to be like,
Engineer fans had better glue
themselves to their stadium
cushions and prepare for a lot of
action.
In a contest that went back
and forth almost as much as a
tennis game, the Brown and
White outlasted Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), 49-
41, in front of an opening day
crowd of 10,500. These fans witnessed an aerial circus in which
92 passes were thrown and 77
completed for a total of 875
yards gained through the air,
and nine touchdown passes.
Seniors Marty Horn and Ren-
nie Benn from Short Hills, N. J.,
continued their assault on the
Engineer record book by connecting for touchdown passes of
11, 44, 40, 65, and 19 yards. For
the day, Horn completed 33-of-
43 passes for 415 yards, while
Benn caught 14 for 266 yards.
The 33 completions and 415
yards, along with five touchdown passes are all Engineer
records. Benn tied his own
record for catches, set records
for yards receiving and touchdown passes caught, and for
scoring in a single game, eclipsing Jack Rizzo's mark of 25
points set in 1971.
While Horn and Benn concentrated on setting a few Lehigh
marks, Indiana quarterback
Rich Ingold was busy writing a
few chapters of his own for the
Big Indian record journal.
The senior transfer from the
University of South Carolina
completed 34-of-49 passes for
460 yards and four touchdowns.
On the initial drive, IUP drove
to the Engineer 21, and barefooted kicker John Sandstrom
booted a 37 yard field goal.
Lehigh came right back, driving 77 yards on 16 plays with
Horn and Benn hooking up on
their first touchdown of the
game with 2:05 left in the first
quarter. The scoring play
covered 11 yards.
The Engineer defense was
able to stop Ingold and the IUP
offense after three plays, and
when Bob Fulton's punt traveled only 15 yards the Engineers took over on the Indiana
35.
Six plays later, at 13:20 of the
second quarter, sophomore
Kevin Stansberry (Mt. Bethel,
Pa.) plunged over from the 1 for
a touchdown. Sophomore
Michael Beattie (Danbury,
Ct.), who was good on all seven
extra point attempts, booted the
ball through the uprights and
the Engineers had a 14-3 lead.
Stansberry carried the ball
five times in the drive, with a
15-yard burst to the IUP 9 the
big play. Stansberry was run-
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Lehigh 49, Indiana 41
LEHIGH 7    14    14    14   —49
Indiana 3     21      3    14   —41
Attendance: 10,500
I—Sandstrom 37 FG
L—Benn 11 pass from Horn (Beattie kick)
L—Stansberry 1 run (Beattie kick)
I—Trave 15 pass from Ingold (Sandstrom
kick)
I—Khan 25 interception return (Sandstrom kick)
L—Benn 44 pass from Horn (Beattie kick)
I—Neisen 2 pass from Ingold (Sandstrom
kick)
L—Stansberry 1 run (Beattie kick)
I—Sandstrom 42 FG
L—Benn 40 pass from Horn (Beattie kick)
L—Benn 65 pass from Horn (Beattie kick)
I—Patrick 35 pass from Ingold (Calhoun
pass from Ingold)
L—Benn 19 pass from Horn (Beattie kick)
I— Seidel 7 pass from Ingold (Pass failed)
First Downs 26 32
by rush 4 7
by pass  22 22
by penalty o 3
Rushing attempts 18 41
Net Yds. Rushing 52 122
Net Yds. Passing 460 415
Passes Attempted 49 43
Passes Completed 34 33
Had Intercepted 1 2
Total Plays  67 84
Total New Yards  512 537
Return Yards 41 0
Fumbles 1 2
Fumbles Lost  1 0
Penalties 8 2
Penalty Yards 88 18
Punts  2 2
Avg. Distance  25.0     40.5
Possession Time 23:26     36:34
3rd Down Conv 5-10     11-16
Sacks by 0-0 1-8
OFFENSIVE LEADERS
Rushing                 att    net    avg td
Lehigh
Stansberry             28           82      2 9 2
Indiana
Calhoun                   9           33      3.6 0
Seidel                      7            21       3.0 0
Passing             att    com    int    yds td
Lehigh
Horn                     43       33     2    415 5
Indiana
Ingold                   49       34      1     460 4
Receiving           no      yds      avg td
Lehigh
Benn                    14       266        19 5
Melton                   9         86       9.5 0
Stansberry            6         31        51 0
Schreck                3         25       8.3 0
Indiana
Seidel                   12        129       10.75 1
Trave                     7        100       14.2 1
Patrick                   5        113      22.6 1
Calhoun                5          78       15.6 0