South Mountaineer Volume 16, Issue 14

              Vol. 16 — No. 14
JANUARY 8, 1974
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Cal Poly Grapplers Outlast Lehigh
Cagers Drop
Games In
Tournaments
East Carolina broke a 29-29
deadlock in the second half Jan. 5
to defeat Lehigh, 60-47, in the
consolation game for third place
in the annual Presidential Classic
basketball tournament at Ft.
Myer, Va.
American University, an
overtime winner over East
Carolina in the opening round of
the tourney, edged host George
Washington 62-60 for the title. GW
gained the finals downing Lehigh,
80-44.
The Engineers also were active
in the Palmetto Classic at
Charleston, S.C., during the
holidays, bowing 83-65 to The
Citadel and 81-63 to Charleston
Baptist College. Citadel defeated
Navy in the finals.
Prior to the pair of tournaments the Engineers lost to
Virginia, 87-60, and Wagner, 67-
62.
Rich Price turned in a strong
effort against East Carolina,
sinking 14 points in the first half
and completing the game with 19,
high for the contest.
Lehigh led 24-21 late in the first
half, fell behind 25-24 at the intermission but caught the Pirates
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LEHIGH (60)
Lynam 0, Cordes 0. Packer 2, G. Brown 9,
Belfield 0, Liedtke 15, Lambert 2, Price 4,
Kistler 10, Brandenburg 0, C Brown 18.
VIRGINIAI87)
Drummond 10, Bominti 0, Stahurski 2,
Gerard 22, Walker 10, Morris 6, McKeag 15,
Bonner 4, Langlah 6, Sefcik 2, Pully 3,
Schettick 7.
Halftime: Virginia, 46-32.
LEHIGH (62)
Lynam 2, Cordes 6, Packer 5, G. Brown 2,
Belfield 4, Liedtke 2, Lambert 6, Price 18,
Kistler 2, C. Brown 15.
WAGNER (67)
Jones 7, Hutnick 8, Timmons 2, Bonk 13,
Rose 8, Miller 12, Ropas 17.
Halftime: Wagner, 33-29.
LEHIGH (65)
Lynam 2, Zajac 0, Packer 14, G. Brown 2, „
Belfield 2, Liedtke 6, Lambert 8, Mullaney $V
Price 13, Kistler 0, Brandenburg 3, C Brown'
10, Kruppa 0.
CITADEL (83)
SefverO, Bell 4, Cordell 6, Barger 10,
McKeever 11, Day 3, McGriff 13, Ferris 2,
Weber 17, Collis 0, Trimble 2, Johnson 15.
Halftime: Citadel, 43-23.
LEHIGH (63)
Lynam 2, Zajac 2, Packer 6, G. Brown 0,
Belfield 2, Liedtke 2, Lambert 17, Mullaney
0, Price 16, Kistler 0, C Brown 16.
BAPTIST (81)
Kammayer 8, Beasley 23, Kirk 4, Roberts
10, Johnson 18, Pepper 5, McKeehan 10,
Miles 3.
Halftime:  Baptist, 41-33.
LEHIGH (44)
Price 7, Lynam 7, C Brown 8, Belfield 2,
Lambert 4, G. Brown 1, Liedtke 2, Mullaney
0, Kistler 0, Brandenburg 8, Zajac 5.
G.WASHINGTON (80)
Morris 10, Holloran 14, Burwell 6, Shanta 0,
McCloskey 6, Harper 17, Miller 0, Hall 3,
Rideout 11, Peters 8, Rosepink 3, Riddile 0.
Halftime: G. Washington, 35-17.
LEHIGH (47)
Price 19, Lynam 4, C. Brown 8, Liedtke 4,
Kistler 4, Belfield 0, Lambert 2, G. Brown 0,
Brandenburg 2, Zajac 4.
E.CAROLINA (60)
Lee 2, Owens 2, White 4, Geter 8, Atkinson
6, Ashorn 17, Hunt 8, Edmonds 3, Braman 3,
Edwards 5, Marsh 2, Mohn 0.
Halftime: E. Carolina, 25-24.
CHARLEY BROWN
Charley Brown Top Man
Freshman center Charley
Brown, of Morristown, N. J.,
leads Lehigh University's
basketball scorers with 130 points
in nine contests and a 14.4
average. He's also tops in
rebounding with 65 and a 7.3
average.
Freshman forward Rich Price,
of Verona, N. J., is second in
scoring with 91 points and in
rebounding with 52 off the boards.
Price and senior guard Norm
Liedtke, also of Verona, are
starters on the Engineer quintet.
Liedtke, the squad's only senior,
is averaging 4.7 points a game.
Junior forward Hal Lambert of
New Brunswick, N. J., team
captain, is tied for third in
scoring with freshman guard
Dick Packer of Bethlehem, Pa.,
each with 47 points.
TOM SCULLEY
Sculley, Frick Only Early
Winners; DeStito, Barkanic
Capture Last Two Bouts
Cal Poly's national college
division wrestling champions
won five of the first seven bouts
Jan. 5 to edge Lehigh, 17-14, at
San Luis Obispo, Calif., on the
Engineers' first visit to the west
coast.
Lehigh (3-3) has additional
dates on this trip at Arizona (Jan.
7), Southern Illinois (Jan. 9),
Iowa (Jan. 11) and Iowa State
(Jan. 12).
The Engineers return to Grace
Hall Jan. 18-19 for a
quadrangular test against
Oregon State, Pittsburgh and
Indiana State of Terre Haute.
Unbeaten EIWA champs Mike
Frick and Tom Sculley were
Lehigh's only winners early in
the meet at Cal Poly as the hosts
built up a 15-6 advantage which
was enough to withstand an
Engineer counter-attack in the
heavier weights.
Frick, 126, won 9-4 over Leon
Ianavelli and Sculley, 142, was a
7-0 victor over Dave Giggy.
Terry DeStito, 190, gained a 4-1
decision over Keith Leland and
heavyweight George Barkanic
made a successful seasonal debut
at the expense of Randy Hudson,
10-3.
Glenn Grant, 177, battled to a
1-1 stalemate with Sythell
Thompson.
Bob Sloand (118), Tihamer
Toth-Fejel (134), Jeff Duke (150),
Kim Hagedorn (158) and Greg
Karabin (167 were defeated.
Toth-Fejel came the closest to
victory, dropping a 2-1 bout
against Mike Wassum.
The final three Cal Poly
grapplers moved cautiously and
never allowed the Engineers
anything close to a fall as nearly
all points came on takedowns,
escapes and riding time.
The decisions by Roger Warner
(150 pounds), Cliff Hatch (158)
and Bruce Lynn (167) held up as
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MIKE FRICK
CAL POLY 17, LEHIGH14
118—Guy Greene (CP) decisioned Bob
Sloand 9-6.
126—Mike Frick (L) decisioned Leon
lanarelli 9-4.
134—Mike Wassum (CP) decisioned
Tiahammer Toth-Fejel 2-1.
142—Tom Sculley (L) decisioned Dave
Giggy 70.
150—Roger Warner (CP) decisioned Jeff
Duke 7-3.
158—Cliff Hatch (CP) decisioned Kim
Hagedorn 11-5.
167—Bruce Lynn (CP) decisioned Greg
Karabin 17-8.
177—Glenn Grant (L) drew with Sythell
Thompson 1-1.
190—Terry DeStito (L) decisioned Keith
Leland 4-1.
Hwt.—George Barkanic (L) decisioned
Randy Hudson 10-3.
Referee: Dan Deardorf.
Kim To Be Feted Jan. 15 In New York
Lehigh quarterback Kim
McQuilken will be honored
Tuesday, Jan. 15, at a N. Y.
Football Writers reception
in New York City.
The Eastern College
Athletic Conference is
meeting along with the
writers at 5 p.m. in the N.
Y. U. Club, 123 West 43rd
St., to make its annual
gridiron awards.
McQuilken, a college
division Ail-American and
the leading passer in the
nation during the 1973
season, is to be honored as
the Most Outstanding
Player in Div. 2 of the
ECAC. Heisman Trophy
winner John Cappelletti, of
Penn State, and quarterback Ed Powers of C. W.
Post will receive similar
trophies for excellence in
Div. 1 and Div. 3,
respectively.
Honors are to be conferred during a cocktail
reception 5-7 p.m.
The Lehigh Alumni Club
of New York is coordinating alumni attendance at the fete and a
reservation may be made
by mailing a $10 check,
payable to the Lehigh Club
of New York, to Martin H.
Pearl, 84 William St., N. Y.
C, 10038, or by phoning him
at 1-212-425-8440, before
Jan. 14.
Lehigh alumni had a
strong turnout at the
Lambert Cup presentation
last month and efforts are
being made to equal or
surpass that showing.
Alumni see the size of the
turnout as an indication to
N. Y. football writers that
Lehigh has a sizeable
rooting section in the
metropolitan area.
Dr. Deming Lewis,
Lehigh president, director
of athletics Bill Leckonby,
head football coach Fred
Dunlap, and McQuilken
have been invited to be
honored guests of the
ECAC at the affair.
Anyone unable to contact
Marty Pearl may make
reservations through
Jimmy McDowell, of the
National   Football   Foun-
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