South Mountaineer Volume 13, Issue 21

              The
South Mountaineer
Published by the Lehigh University Alumni Association
Vol. 13 - No. 21
APRIL 13, 1971
BETHLEHEM, PENNA.
Fast   Start   In  Trac
Trackmen Dump Bucknell,
Delaware, Columbia Squads
Lehigh trackmen, coached by
Barry Fetterman in the absence
of John Covert, opened the season
auspiciously with a sweep of
meets against Bucknell, 87-58,
Delaware, 81-64, and Columbia,
90-55.
Covert, in the Caribbean area
as coach of an all-star American
AAU squad, is expected to return
for the team's next appearance
Apr. 17 in the Iona Relays at
Queens, N. Y.
Glenn Clark led the way against
Columbia with a record-tieing
victory in the 100 and a second
triumph in the 220. Jack Rizzo,
usually among the sprint leaders,
missed the meet because of a
muscle strain.
Clark did the 100 in 9.7 to
equal the Lehigh mark.
The summaries:
LhJHlUH HI, DELAWARE^
100 — 1. Smith (D); 2. Rizzo (L); 3.
Collins (D).   Time: 10.0.
200 — 1. Smith (D): 2. Rizzo (L);
3. Collins (D).   Time: 22.9.
440 — 1. Flickinger (D); 2. Koons (L);
3. Fossbenner (D).   Time: 52.3.
880 -- 1. Kilroy, Steele and Strockbine
(L) tie.   Time: 2.08.6.
Mile — 1. Steele (L); 2. Dieter and
Strockbine (L) tie.   Time: 4:48.4.
3-Mile -- l'. Nicholas (L); 2. Amish
(L);    3.   Mueller   (D).       Time:   15:48.5.
120-High Hurdles — 1. Stowe(D); 2.
Tarulli   (L);  3. Fassett (D). Time:   58.1.
440-Relay — 1. Lehigh (Tarulli, Diorio,
Koons, Rizzo).   Time: 45.3.
Mile Relay -- 1. Delaware.
Shot Put — 1. Hill (L): 2. Gregory (D);
3. Pohlot (L).   Distance: 49*11".
Discus — 1. Hill (L); 2. Resch (L);
3. Gillen (L).   Distance 134,1".
Javelin — 1. Walder (D); 2. Rosamilia
(L);   3.   Poole   (L).      Distance:   179'11".
Long Jump -- l.Spenvel(L); 2. Baumann
(D);   3.   Fishers   (D).    Distance:  19'10M.
Triple Jump — 1. McCartney (L); 2.
Webbers (D); 3. Mongon (D). Distance:
,. 41' 7".
High Jump -- 1. Spengel (L); 2. Karsnitz
(D)   and  Bayer   (L)   tie.     Height:   5'8".
Pole Vault -- 1. Mulvaney(D); 2.Keating
(L);   3.   Baumann   (D).      Height:   10'6".
LEHIGH 90, COLUMBIA 55
100 — 1. Clark (L); 2. Lassof (C);
3. Dahl (C).   Time: 9.7.
220—1.   Clark  (L);   2.   Lassof  (C); '
3. Gulash (L).   T1 me: 23.4.
440 -- 1. Orfuss (C); 2. Gulash (L);
3. Coons (L).   Time: 50.5.
880 — 1. Strockbine (L); 2. Dahl (C);
3. Steele (L).   Time: 1:57.7.
Mile — 1. Strockbine (L); 2. Steele (L);
3. Dahl (C).   Time: 4:29.2.
2-Mile -- 1. Detrick (L) and Nicholas
(L); 2. Oamish (L).   Time: 9:51.0.
120   High  Hurdles   — 1. Tarullie (L);
2. French  (L);   3.   DeLozier (L). Time:
14.7.
440   relay   --   Columbia.   Time:   48.0.
Mile  relay   —   Lehigh.   Time:   3:?6.7.
440 Intermediate Hurdles -- 1. Ross
(C); 2. French (L); 3. DeLozier (L).
Time: 58.1.
Long Jump -- 1. Markison (C); 2.
Spengel (L); 3. Meyer (L). Distance:
20' 6.5".
Shot Put — 1. Hill (L); 2. Girgentl (C);
3. Furcht (C). Distance:   52» 6.8"'.
Javelin  — 1. Rosamilia (L);   2. Poole
(C); 3. Laberis (C).    Distance: 171" 1".
Triple Jump -- 1. Meyer (L); 2. MC-
Carthney (L); 3. Spengle (L). Distance:
43' 3" .
High Jump—1. Gorman(C); 2.Markison
(C); 3. Sasoff (C). Height: 6*.
Discus — 1. Furcht (C); 2. Hill (L);
3. Gielen (L).   Distance   158' 4".
Pole Vault — 1. Hesslein (C);
2. Rohrbach (L); 3. Green (L). Height: 12\
LEHIGH 87,   BUCKELL 58
440 Relay. . . Lehigh (Tarulli, Diorio,
Clark, Rizzo).   Time: 45.1.
Mile. . . 1. Steele, Lehigh; 2. Haggerty,
Buckell; 3. Larer,Buckell.Time4:25.6.
120 HH. . . 1. Tarulli, Lehigh; 2. Hull,
Lehigh;   3. Smith, Buckell. Time: 15.2.
440. . . 1. McLaughlin, Bucknell; 2.
Gulash, Lehigh; 3. Kilroy, Buckell.
Time: 52.8.
100. . . 1. Rizzo, Lehigh; 2. Clark,
Lehigh; 3. Aroff, Buckell. Time: 10.1.
880. . .1. Strockbine,Lehigh; 2.Frances,
Bucknell; 3. Koons, Lehigh. Time: 15:9.2.
440 IH. . . 1. Newman, Bucknell; 2.
Hull, Lehigh; 3. Dautel, Bucknell.
Time: 59.6.
220. . . 1. Rizzo, Lehigh; 2. Arnoff,
Bucknell: 3. Clayton,Bucknell.Time: 23.3.
2-Mile. . . 1. Detrick, Lehigh; 2.
Nicholas, Lehigh; 3. Bartram,Bucknell.
Time: 9:55.3.
Mile Relay.  . . Bucknell. Time: 3:32.2.
Pole Vault. . . 1. Haddon, Bucknell;
2. Keating, Lehigh; Hoffman, Bucknell.
Height: 12-0.
High Jump. . . 1. Doney, Lehigh; 2.
Dillinger, Bucknell; 3. Spengel, Lehigh.
Height: 6-0.
Triple Jump. . '. 1. Smith, Bucknell;
2. McCartney, Lehigh; 3. Meyers,Lehigh.
Distance: 46'8".
Long Jump. . . 1. Dillinerer, Rucknell;
2. Spengel, Lehigh; 3. Meyers, Lehigh.
Distance 21'6-1/4".
Shot Put. . . 1. Hill, Lehigh; 2. Derwin,
Lehigh; 3. Pohlot, Lehigh.Distance 51'3".
Discus. . . 1. Gielen, Lehigh; 2. Hill,
Lehigh; 3. McCartney, Lehigh.
Distance: 139'l|".
, Javelin. . . 1. Nauman, Bucknell; 2.
Boyer, Bucknell: 3. Rosamilia, Lehigh.
Distance: 198'4".
South Mountaineer
Editor —Joe Whritemowr
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crosse
Stickers Upset Delaware,
Bucknell In Early Tests
Golfers Split
Early Matches
Lehigh golfers opened with a
14-4 rout of Muhlenberg before
losing at Columbia, 402-392. A
triangular against Rider and
Temple was rained out.
Al Yurko led Lehigh past
Muhlenberg with a 76. Ralston
Merchant and Pat Kenny carded
78s.
Ed Petrozelli's 76 was the
Engineers' best against
Columbia. Kenny had a 79 and
Merchant an 80.
The summary:
LEHIGH 14,   MUHLENBERG 4
Peterson (M) defeated Merchart 2§--|;
Beeken (L) defeated Hough 2-1; Kenny (L)
defeated Aronchick  2| --■§■; Wm. Sine (L)
defeated Behney 3-0; F. Lucard (L) de-
New coach Steve Jacobson
directed Lehigh lacrossemen to
a pair of impressive upsets in
their first two starts and the
Engineers established themselves as the team to beat for
Middle Atlantic Conference title
honors.
In their opener the Engineers
upended Delaware's defending
MAC champions, 5-4. They
followed that with a 7-6 edge
over Bucknell, rated one of the
loop's top squads. Both we re road
contests.
Attackman John Bassani,
a sophomore from Garden City,
N. Y., paced the early-season
breakaway with three goals at
Delaware  and four at Bucknell.
The Engineers are idle until
Saturday (Apr. 17) when they
make their home debut against
Drexel on the Saucon Valley
Fields at 2 p.m.
Neit Issue Apr. 26
There will be no South
Mountaineer next week
Publication   resumes  April   26.
feated Cannes 3-0.
LEHIGH 0   13   1 — 5
DELAWARE 0   2   2  0--4
Lehigh goals: Bassani 3, Scott,
Thompson.   Assists: Scott, Sturz.
Delaware goals: Dvovak 2, Carnevale,
Miller.   Assists: Levis.
LEHIGH 3   1   1    2—7
BUCKNELL 1   1   3   1—6
Lehigh goals: Bas-ani 4, Stelljas 2,
Curtis.   Assists: Stelljas, Scott.
Bucknell goals: Nourse 2, McCabe,
Germond, Torell, Worthen. Assists:
Germond 2, Kiffling.
Martin New
Frosh Coach
Lorenzo Martin, former Moravian College basketball star,
has been appointed freshman cage
coach at Lehigh.
Bill Leckonby, director of
athletics at Lehigh, made the
announcement.
Martin succeeds Bob Kennedy
who was promoted to assistant
varsity mentor with the
Engineers. He assisted Kennedy
with the last two Lehigh frosh
squads.
The new Engineer freshman
coach, a Bethlehem business man,
will serve on a part-time basis.
Baseballers 3-1 In MAC
Strong pitching, expected to be
a trademark of Lehigh's 1971
baseball squad, carried the Engineers into the thick of the
Middle Atlantic Conference pennant race during the team's early
games of the campaign.
In opening MAC action the
Engineers swept a doubleheader
against Bucknell, 1-0 and 4-2,
and followed with an even split
against Delaware's defending
conference and District 2champions, losing 3-2 and winning 2-1.
There were losses in three
non-conference attractions, 3-1
to Penn, 7-6 to Army and 12-4
to Penn State to five Coach Stan
Schultz's young squad a record
of three triumphs against four
defeats.
Junior hurler Joel Menzzopane
picked up two of the league victories, throwing two and one-
third scoreless relief innings-
against   Bucknell   and   firing a
brilliant two-hitter while going
the route against Delaware. The
only run he allowed the Blue Hens
was unearned.
Sophomore John Von Thaden
fashioned the shutout against
Bucknell with a major * assist
from left fielder Jack Paget
whose diving, rolling catch of a
low line drive ended the contest
with the tieing run charging
toward the plate in the last inning.
It was the first complete game
shutout for a Lehigh mounds man
since Mike Reilly whitewashed
Lafayette 3-0 in 1967. Steve
Rohrbach and Scott Beeten
collaborated on a shutout over
Drexel in 1969.
BUCKNELL
LEHIGH
ab
r
h
ab
r
h
L'relli, cf
1
0
0
Berger rf
1
1
0
Gentino, cf
2
0
0
Petro 2b
4
0
0
Sherer If
3
1
0
Revta c
3
1
1
Riley c
3
0
0
Strickland lb
1
1
0
M'chak ss
3
0
0
VanEtten ss
3
1
2
Eck 3b
4
0
1
Paget If
2
0
0
Hill lb
2
0
0
Dempsey cf
2
0
0
Gaito p
2
1
1
Carter
0
0
0
S'tino rf
2
0
1
Zawatski lv
0
0
0
S'zel 2b
2
0
o.
Wilsker 3b
2
0
0
Lane p
0
0
0
Kamnikar p
2
0
0
B'ger x
0
0
0
Menzzopane p
1
0
0
B'gnese, p
0
0
0
LEHIGH
ab    r
Peliegel 2b
Smith ss
Slater cf
Shepard rf
Mulvaney rf
Luffig lb
Hayn If
Oristaglio 3b
Waldbaver c
Sayko p
Totals
0 Berger rf
1 Petro 2b
0   Revta c
0   Carter If
0   Van Etten ss
0   Strickland lb
0 Garland cf
1 Cochrane 3b
1   Alpago ph
1    Kraemer p
Paget ph
Kramnikar
Sieger ph
33   3   4   Totals
LEHIGH
Berger rf
Petro 2b
Zawatski lb
Dempsey x
Revia c
Strickland lb
Van Etten ss
Paget If
Garland cf
Carter cf
Alpago 2b
Wilsker 3b
Kraemer p
1   1
1   1
ARMY
Z molek   rf
Pyrz ss
Lord 3b
P'son lb
Knight cf
T'sky p
Oakes p
Danhof If
Newson c
Jensen 2b
M' zoian z
Sanchez 2b
ab r h
5 1 1
3 1 1
4 1 2
4 1 1
4 0 1
3 0 1
10 0
4 0 0
2 2 0
1 1 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
Totals 24    2   3   Totals 21    4    3
x hit by pitch for Lane in 6
x   was  announced  as   substitute  for   Dempsey
in 5.
xx walked for Carter in 5.
Bucknell  000 020  0-2
Lehigh  000  031   x-4
E-Stenzel. RBI-Revta, Van Etten, Zawatski;
Eck 2. HR-Revta. BB-Gaito 8, Lane 2, Kamnikar
6, Mezzopane 2, SO-Gaito 6, Lane 1, Bolognese
2, Kamnikar 6, Menzzopane 3, HO-Gaito 2 for
3 runs in 1-3 innings; Bolognese 1 for 1 runs
in 1 innings; Kamnikar 3 for 2 runs in 4-2-3
innings; Mennzopane 0 for 0 runs in 2 1-3
innings; WP-Mennzopane (1-0); LP -Gaito(0-1);
U-Steiner, Steiner; S-R. Steinman; T-2:20.
DELAWARE LEHIGH
ab r   h ab r   h
Cacciatore If     3 0   1 Berger rf 3 11
C. Riley ss         3 0   0 Petro 2b 3 0   0
Blome cf             2 10 Revta c. 3 0    1
Wiggins 3b      .200 Zawatski lb 301
Zink rf                3 0   0 VanEtten ss 3 0   0
Falasco c           3 0   0 Willsker 3 b 3 0   0
Riley 2b              3 0   1 Paget If 3 11
Flickinger lb     3 0   0 Strickland cf 3 0   1
Walker p             2 0   0 Mennzopane p 3 0   1
Totals 24    1     2   Totals 27     TIT
Delaware    000  001   0-1
Lehigh 100  000   1-2
E- Petro, Strickland; RBI Zink, Zawatski,
Berger: BB - Walker 1, Menzzopane 2; SO
Walker 6, Menzzopane 6; WP - Menzzopane,
(2-0); LP - Walker (1-1); U-Michael & Sylvester; S. Steinmann: T-l:35.
DELAWARE
ab
Cacciatore If     G
Riley ss .  6
Blome cf G
Wiggins 3b 3
Zink rf 4
Falasco c ~>
Riley 2b 1
Flickinger lb     4
Hopper p 4
Penn     100    011    000  -   3
Lehigh ,   000  010    000  - 1
WP     --   Carl  Sayko.     LP     —John Kramer.
U -- Gus Steiner, Steve Majczan.
Totals 34    6    6   Totals 23    7
x ran for Zawatski in 9th
z struck out for Jensen in 7.
Lehigh 000 002 400-6
Army 003  000 40X-7
E - Van Etten 4, Paget 1, Wilsker 1, Zmolek
1, Lord 1 RBI - Revta 5, Pyrz 2, Knight 2,
Peterson 1, Zmolek 1. 2 BH - Paget, Knight.
3BH-Revta. HR-Revta. BB-Tokarsky4,Oakes 2,
Kramer 6. HO-Tokapsky 4 for 4 runs in 6 1-3
Innings; Oakes 2 for 2 runs in 2 2-3 innings;
Kraemer 7 for 7 runs in 8 innings. WP-Oakes
(1-0); LP-Kramer (0-2); U-Forman, Gazzola.
S-R. Steinmann. T-2;30.
BUCKNELL
ab
L'relli cf
Berm'ger 2b
Riley, c
Marinehak ss
Eck 3b
Rudolph rf
Hill lb
Gentino, If
Z'sek, p
Sabatino x
Stenzel xx
LEHIGH
ab
Berger rf
Petro 2b
Revta, c
Strickland lb
Paget If
Van Etten 3b
Garland cf
Alpago 3b
Von Thaden
LEHIGH
Berger rf
Petro 2b
Revta c
Zawatski lb
Paget If
Van Etten ss
Strickland cf
Sieger x
Dempsey xx
Wilsker 3b
Kraemer p
Knoll p
Carter xxx
Totals
39    3 11    Totals
Totals 22   0   4   Totals 21    1   €
xx walked for Zidansek in 7.
xx ran for Sabation in 7.
Bucknell  000  000  0-0
Lehigh 100  000  x-1
E-Alpago, RBI-Strickland, 3BH-Riley, BB-
Von Thaden 5, Zidansek 1. SO-Von Thaden 2,
Zidansek 5. HO-Von Thaden 4 for 9 runs in 7
innings. Zidansek 6 for 1 run in 6 innings;
WP - Von Thaden (1-0); LP-Zidansek (0-1);
U-Steiner,  Steiner.  S-R.     Steinmann. T-l:45.
x - singled for Strickland in 7.
xx - ran for Sieger in 7.
xxx grounded out for Knoll in 10.
Delaware.... 000  020  000     1   -3
Lehigh    000 001   100     0    - 2
E - Wilsker. RBI - Zawatski, Wilsker, C
Riley 2, Wiggins; 2bh, Hopper: 3bh, Zink;
BB Hoper 2, Kraemer 6, Kamnikar 1, Knoll 0,
SO Hopper 9, Kraemer 4, Kamnikar 1, Knoll 0;
H - Kraemer 9 for 2 runs in 8 1/3; Kamnikar 1
for 1 runs in 2/3; Knoll 1 for 0 runs in 1. WP -
Hopper (3-0); LP - Kamnikar (0-1. U-Michael
& Sylvester: S - Steinmann; T-3:10.
LEHIGH HO   011   000—4   10   4
PENN STATE 054 021 OOx—12 10 2
Friess, Kasschau (2), Knoll (6), Kam-
naikar (8) and Revta; Cinamella,Shirkel
(2), Stulger (9) and Koval, Wells (7).
W—Shirkel.   L--Friess.