South Mountaineer Volume 13, Issue 05

              Published by the Alumni Student Grants Committee, Lehigh University Alumni Association
VOL. 13-NO. 5
OCTOBER 20, 1970
BETHLEHEM, PENNA.
Engineers Upset At Philadelphia
Lehigh Hosts
LEHIGH sophomore quarterback Cliff Eby (18)
in action against DrexeL   Other Engineers are
Don Diorio (42) and John Hill (5S)0
Tennis Tourney  Game At A Glance
Al Anderson and Jim Lackritz
of Bucknell won doubles and
Frank Barnett of St, Joseph's
took the singles title in
Saturday's Middle Atlantic
Conference fall tennis tournament at the Saucon Valley
Fields.
Anderson and Lackritz beat
Jim Posner and Bob Morney of
Rider 6-1 and 6-3 in the finals.
Barnett beat Steve Baird of
Bucknell in the final, 7-5 and
6-3.
Jeff Rueben of Lehigh upset
fourth-seeded Tony Polk of
American University in the first
match 1-6, 6-3, and 6-2. Rueben
lost in the quarterfinals 6-0, 6-3,
to   Don   Ringold   of  Temple.
The Lehigh doubles team of
Dave Kin^ and Rick Silfin lost to
Bob Gyles and Hick Bernie of
St. Joseph's,  6-1, 5-7, and  7-5.
Lehigh Home Club
Meeting Thursday
Lehigh Home Club's weekly
football movies, Thursday night
at Hotel Bethlehem, will be held
in the University Room this week.
They move back to the Candlelight
Room next week.
I-'ilms of Lehigh's gameagavnsT.
Drexel. at Franklin Field, will be
shown at S p,m. Lee Barthol1 is
chairman,
Coach's Comment
"We were outfought and
out hustled in a game we should've
been able to win/'. . , Fred
Dunlap, football.
LEH
DREX
First downs
11
16
Net yd rushing
121
240
Net yd passing
56
73
Total  yards
177
313
Passes attpt.
25
12
Completed
8
5
Intercepted by
0
3
Punts
8
7
Avg, distance
37
30
Fumbles lost
3
3
Yards penalized 47
21
LEHIGH
Ends - Aylsworth,
Berger,
, Gill, Ellis,
I mpink Cornish.
Tackles   -   Jamula
,   Gielen
, Romanow,
Sultzer,    Gabrielson,
Marti,
,    Harmatz,
Buchinski.
Guards - Derwin, Huzvak, Wells, Smith,
Fleming, Johnstone, Clayton, :
Revta.
Center - Hill.
Backs - Stock, Eby, Schattenberg,
Scheib, Mitravich, Paget, Barth, Nixon,
Diorio, Waldman, Rizzo, Shaughnessy,
Nicholson.
DREXEL
Ends - Matthews, Myers, Godonis,
Schmidt, Vetter, Demiter.
Tackles - Johnson, Frederick Cullinan,
Parente, Matusz.
Guards - Duffy, Wilson, Migilorino,
Salvi, Swiatkowski.
Centers - Faraldo, Spiegel.
Backs - Broglie, Lenart, Ferguson,
Buchy, Terebus, Wissiner, Steel,Easlick,
Galeone, Chiusano, Brelsford, Miller,
Smith.
Lehigh 0      0      0      0-0
Drexel 0      6      0      0-6
Drex - Broglie, 40 run, kick blocked.
Cross Country Grabs Fifth
In Row; Schedule Changes
A record-setting performance
by Tim Steele paced Lehigh's
cross country team to a 23-26
triumph at West Chester State
College. It was the Engineers'
fifth victory in a row since an
opening   loss    to   Pennsylvania.
Steele, the Middle Atlantic
Conference champion, clipped
seven seconds off the course
mark as he covered the five-mile
route in 25:36. Dan Lerch and Bill
Showers of the Rams tied for
second. Lerch held the old record.
Scott Nicholas, Bob Detrick,
John Heil, Roger Jackucewicz
and Karl Dieter tied for fourth
place to wrap up the decision for
Lehigh.
Saturday iOet. 24 Lehigh will
run in a l'p.m. quadrangular at
Van   Cortlandt   Park, New  York
City, against C.WU Post, Springfield and Boston State. This
meet will pair two of the country's
top distance men with Steele of
Lehigh the underdog against two
time IC4A champion Ron
Stonitsch of Post.
The Canisius Invitational,
originally scheduled for this date
at Buffalo, N.Y., has been moved
to Oct. 3D CSTFF Regionals
and a national meet slated for
Penn State Oct. 31 has been advanced to Now 23.
Saturday's summary:
L. Steele (L 25:36 (course
record)-. 2. Lerch. Showers
(.WO. (tie):   4. Nicholas, Detrick.
Heil. Jackucewicz, Dieter (L\,
(tie . 9. Spangler, Dawson (WC,
(tie;.
Gettysburg 11
Next Rival
Last year Gettysburg unfurled
an unbelievable 20~point rally in
the last five minutes of the game
to outscore Lehigh University,
26-24, and cost the Engineers
a winning football season.
Saturday (Oct. 24) the teams
clash again, this time at Gettysburg, Pa., with Coach Fred Dun-
lap's visitors once again flirting
with the .500 mark.
Saturday, the Engineers bowed
to Drexel. In earlier outings they
shut out Rutgers and C. W. Post
by 7-0 margins, lost 24-0 to Penn
and 41-14 to Cornell. It was
Lehigh's first whitewashing of
Rutgers since 1936.
On the basis of the shutouts
Lehigh boasts its finest defensive
start since the Lambert Cup season of 1961. Key men on the defense include end Mike Ellis of
Chenango Bridge, N. Y., voted to
the ECAC weekly all-star team
for a brilliant effort against Rutgers, linebacker Blake Johnstone
of Mountainside, N.J., end Mike
Impink of Reading, Pa., halfback
Garry Scheib of Spring Glen, Pa.
and safetyman Dennis Strock of
York, Pa.
Offensively the Engineers are
paced by quarterback Ron Wilsker of Arverne, N.Y-., split end
Jerry Berger of Shillington, Pa.,
All-American tackle Thad
Jamula of Reading, Pa., center
John Hill of Somerset. N. J., halfbacks Don Diorio of Bangor, Pa.,
Jack Rizzo of Weston, Mass., and
Jack Paget of Fairfield. Conn,
and fullback Bob Nixon of Carnegie, Pa.
Lehigh and Gettysburg first
met in 1915. Lehigh leads the
series. 19-15-4.
Second-Period
Dash Decides
6-0 Encounter
Drexel uncovered a 40-yard
scoring play in the second quarter
Saturday and made it hold up for
an upset victory over Lehigh
before 7,000 fans at Franklin
Field, 6-0.
This was the second part of
eastern college football's first
doubleheader. Penn defeated
Lafayette   in   the opener, 31-20.
A pair of sophomore quarterbacks were matched in the
Lehigh-Drexel encounter and Les
Broglie of the Dragons came out
on top because he personally took
care of the game's scoring.
At the 3:44 mark of the second
stanza he turned left end on a
keeper, got a great block from
Tom Matthews and raced 40 yards
into the end zone. Lynn Ferguson's extra point kick was
blocked by linebacker Dennis
Clayton of the Engineers.
Southpaw Cliff Eby made his
first QB start for Lehighbecause
regular Ron Wilsker was out of.
uniform with a leg injury. Jerry
Berger directed the club for one
series of downs in the fourth
quarter.
The only touchdown came
moments after a punt had given
Drexel the ball on the Lehigh 46.
Dan Miller dove through right
tackle for six yards and Broglie
broke loose on his scoring jaunt
on second down.
Lehigh, which had piled up
impressive yardage totals a-
gainst Cornell and Rutgers,
couldn't generate a touchdown
drive against Drexel.
The Engineers' best chance
came late in the third session
when they moved from their 20
to the Drexel 26 where a fumble
cost them the ball. Eby had a
12-yard run in this march while
Don Diorio, Jack Rizzo and Eric
Waldman contributed shorter
gains.
In the final period Clayton recovered a Dragon fumble on the
Lehigh 12 and the Engineers
moved out to midfield as Eby
passed eight yards to John Aylsworth, nine to Berger at split
end and 11 to Dave Gill. Berger,
during his stint at quarterback,
had started the drive witha seven
yard   sweep   around   right  endfc
With the ball on the Drexel
48 Eby again passed and this time
Ferguson intercepted at the 29.
Lehigh didn't get across the 50
again.
Jody Brelsford of Drexel was
the day's leading runner with 13
carries for 71 yards. Glen
Galeon was 11 for 69 and Broglie
17 for 54 including the 40-yard
scoring dash.
Rizzo led Lehigh with 20
attempts for 54 yards. Waldman
was six for 31, Diorio four for
24 and Paget five for 21. Eby
completed eight of 25 passes for
5 6 yards.