South Mountaineer Volume 16, Issue 19

              Vol. 16 — No. 19
FEBRUARY 12, 1974
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Matmen Await Penn State Invasion
Cagers Bow
In League;
Liedtke Hurt
Two more outstanding shooting
performances by Steve Zambo, of
Woodbridge, N. J., weren't
enough last week to turn the
basketball tide against Lafayette
and Delaware in Middle Atlantic
Conference games.
The Leopards defeated Lehigh,
92-63, at Easton, and the Blue
Hens followed with a 72-54
decision at Newark, Del.
Zambo was the Engineers' high
scorer against Lafayette with 19
points and against Delaware with
16. Charley Brown of Morristown,
N. J., another freshman, had 10
against the Leopards and 15
against the Hens.
Lehigh's junior varsity (8-2)
was an 82-78 victor over
Lafayette in its only appearance.
Coach Tom Pugliese's varsity
lost more than the decision at
Lafayette when Norm Liedtke of
Verona, J. J., the squad's only
senior, went to the sideline for the
balance of the campaign with a
foot injury.
Liedtke's ability and experience had been valuable as he
was a starter along with four
freshmen.
Following a familiar pattern,
Lehigh's youngsters pulled ahead
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Toronto Eleven
Drafts Schlegel
Toronto of the new World
Football League, which made
Lehigh quarterback Kim
McQuilken its No. 2 draft choice,
came back in a later round to
select tight end Bill Schlegel of
the Engineers.
McQuilken and Schlegel, the
latter of Troy, N.Y., made up the
greatest pitching and catching
combination in Engineer football
history.
WINGMAN Bo Berizzi of Lehigh lines up shot against Allentown
Hawks in 9-2 victory at Ice Palace. Engineers also whipped Middle
Atlantic League rivals Lafayette and Rutgers during big week on the
ice.
Skaters Victorious
Over Three Rivah
Randy Frey, of Chatham, N. J.,
scored six goals last week as
Lehigh's hockey team downed
Lafayette, 6-2, Rutgers, 5-2, and
the Allentown Hawks, 9-2.
He had his biggest game
against the Hawks with a 3-goal
hat track and two assists. He
scored twice against Lafayette
and had a goal and an assist
against Rutgers.
Coach Toot Cahoon's skaters
(6-2-2) benefited from strong goal
keeping by Pete Bechtel, of
Lancaster, Pa., who was credited
with 17 saves in the Lafayette
win.
Mike Dale, of Mamaroneck, N.
Y., had a pair of goals against
Lafayette  and  Paul  Grady  of
Westport,   Conn.,   tallied   twice
against the Hawks.
The scoring:
Rutgers 1   0   1—2
Lehigh 5   0   0—5
Rutgers goals: MacLellan, Maichrzak.
Assists: Maichrzak, MacLellan, Martin,
McCormick.
Lehigh goals: Frey, Grady, Oilwa, Berizzi,
Miner. Assists: Frey, Grady, Berizzi, Dale,
Hansen, Rinaldi.
Lehigh o   3   3—6
Lafayette 0   1    0—1
Lehigh goals: Frey, Dale 2, Cookingham,
Rinaldi. Assists: Rinaldi 2, Frey, Hansen,
Berizzi.
Lafayette goal:  Bryce. Assist: Malone.
Rifle Team
Shutouts Over Army, 34-0,
And Bucknell, 39-0, Bolster
Hopes; Sculley Pins Campo
Back-to-back blankings of
Bucknell, 39-0, and Army, 34-0,
last week bolstered Lehigh's
hopes of upsetting Penn State in
their showdown dual Saturday
(Feb. 16) at Grace Hall.
The Engineers will take a 12-6
record against the Nittany Lions
who are 8-0-1 after battling Navy
to an 18-18 draw last weekend.
Navy, 10-1-1, defeated Lehigh
recently at Annapolis, 20-12.
In registering the first shutout
in 30 duals constituting the
Lehigh—Army revalry, the
Engineers appeared to be
reaching peak form just in time
for late-season action including
eastern and national tournaments.
Penn State battled Army one
week earlier and needed victories
in the final three bouts to pull out
a 24-15 decision.
Lehigh could have forfeited the
final three matches and still won
by a comfortable margin over the
Cadets before 2,745 spectators in
Grace Hall last Saturday afternoon.
Army lightweights, who gave
Penn State difficulty, were wiped
out by the Engineers who piled up
a 19-0 advantage over the first
five bouts.
The crusher was undefeated
Tom Sculley's 7:42 fall over
Army star Mike Campo at 142.
Campo, a senior, went into action
with a 10-1-1 record and held a 3-2
lead late in the bout when
Sculley, now 14-0-1, turned him
over and flattened him with a
chancery and inside crotch.
This was the only six-pointer of
the meet. Mike Frick of Hamburg, N.J., had a superior
decision, 12-2, at 126 over Tom
Howard. Earlier in the week he
pinned Bucknell freshman Dave
Smith in just 52 seconds. Frick
has a 15-1-1 record
Terry DeStito (14-1-2) of Enola,
Pa., was given a rest against
Bucknell. He came back to
whitewash Cal Daley of Army, 5-
0. Tom Sculley also sat out the
Bucknell engagement.
In addition to Frick, double
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LEHIGH 39, BUCKNELL0
118 — Bob Sloand dec. Neal Bench, 10-0.
126— Mike Frick pinned Dave Smith in 0:52.
134— Pat Sculley dec. Bob Marchinek, 13-2.
142 — Tihamer   Toth-Fejel   dec.   Jim   Nor-
thridge, 8-1.
150— Jeff Duke dec. Steve Cappelli, 16-1.
158—Greg    Karabin   dec.    Edward   Sch-
mauch, 6-1.
167 — Barry Dixon dec. Alan Loesch, 10-2.
177 — Glenn Grant pinned George Ballentine
in 6:27.
190—Don McCorkel dec. Jack Sauer, 7-0.
Hvy — George Barkanic dec. Gene Santoli,
9-2.
Referee—Vincent Zuaro.
LEHIGH 34, ARMY 0
Bob Sloand dec. Jeff Sabin, 16-7.
■ Mike Frick dec. Tom Howard, 12-2.
Pat Sculley dec. Jack Schoonover, 3-0.
Tom Sculley pinned Mike Campo in
Jeff Duke dec. Doug Ward, 5-0.
■ Barry Dixon dec. Jim Stratton, 12-3.
Greg Karabin dec. Dorian Anderson,
118-
126-
134-
142-
7:42.
150-
158-
167-
6-2.
177 — Terry DeStito dec. Cal Daley, 5-0.
190 — Don McCorkel dec. Bob Johnson, 9-2.
Hvy — George Barkanic dec. Jim Colwell, 5-
3.
Referee—Pascal Perri.
LEHIGH JV26, NAVY PREP 10
118—Dan Sparago, Lehigh, dec. Bill
Doyle, 9-6.
126 — Don Ciofalo, Lehigh, pinned Wes
Goudy in 2:59.
134 — Bob Keating, Lehigh, dec. Bill Falk,
16-5.
142 — Armin Vaihinger, Lehigh, dec. John
Haley, 5-0.
150—John Emmerson, NPS, dec. Mark
Stauffer, 17-5.
158 — Jim Leiser, NPS, dec. Jeff Boyd, 7-
5.
167—Nils Deacon, Lehigh, dec. Tom
Littauer, 12-3.
177 —Gerald Goodwin, NPS, dec. Guy
Talerico, 4-1.
190 — Paul Farsetta, Lehigh, dec. Pat
Curtis, 4-0.
Hvy — Pete Beyrodt, Lehigh, dec. Tom
Ray, 13-2.
Referee—Al Sallitt.
Coed Sets Swim Marks
Raps Scranton       Ritter Stars As Mermen
Outscore Bullets, 64-49
Ursinus defeated Lehigh's coed
swimmers, 58-25, despite a
record-setting performance by
Toni Connell of the Engineers.
Miss Connell set records in the
100-individual medley (1:13.5),
the 50-backstroke (34.5) and the
50-butterfly (32.2).
She was also on the 200-medley
relay team that set a mark of
2:14.0. Other members were
Ginny Thompson (who also won
the 50-breaststroke), Dee Sultzer
and Pat Gedney.
Miss Thompson also anchored
the record-setting 200-freestyle
relay team that included Lois
Biamon, Terry Lundley and Miss
Gedney. That time was 2:01.5.
Lehigh's divers, Miss Biamon
and Sharon Shegina, placed 1-2 as
they have in every meet this
year.
The summary:
URSINUS 58, LEHIGH 25
200 medley relay — 1. Ursinus (Early,
Maney, Arbuckle Weller). Time: 2:04.5.
50freestyle— 1. Weller (U); 2. Thompson
(L); 3. Clayton (U). Time: 26.1.
100 individual medley — 1. Early (U); 2.
Arbuckle (U); 3. Connell (L). Time: 1:10.2.
Diving —1. Biamon (L);2. Shegina (L); 3.
Rambo (U). Points: 203.75.
50butterfly — 1. Arbuckle (U); 2. Clayton
(U); 3. Connell (L). Time: 30.7.
100 freestyle — 1. Weller (U); 2. Lindley
(L); 3. Maney (U). Time: 56.8.
50 backstroke— 1. Early (U); 2. Connell
(L); 3. Hebda (U). Time: 31.3.
50 breaststroke — 1. Thompson (L); 2.
Maney (U); 3. Shegina (L). Time: 36.3.
200 freestyle relay — 1. Ursinus (Early,
Clayton, Arbuckle, Weller). Time: 1.52.3.
Lehigh      riflemen downed
visiting Scranton 1,284 to 1,219
with Ken Miller firing 271 and
Randy LaFollette 260.
LEHIGH 1284
Ken Miller 271, Randy La Follette 260,
Walt Andrew 255, Chris Bupp 250, Bill
Dorogy 248.
SCRANTON 1219
Chris Schenk 252, Kelly Raft 246, Jeff
Wallis 243, Jim Lemoncelli 240, Jay Sisco
238.
South Mountaineer
Editor- Joe Whritenour
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Freshman Jim Ritter, of
Emmaus, Pa., took the 50and 100
freestyle events and anchored a
winning 400 relay team as Lehigh
swimmers outscored Gettysburg,
64-49.
He won the 50 in 23 seconds flat
and the 100 in 51.8 before helping
the relay team which was clocked
in 3:30 flat.
Gettysburg had two school
records set as Scott Musselman
scored 276.35 points in one-meter
diving and Doug Gordon beat his
own record while being clocked in
5:12 in the 500-freestyle.
The summary:
LEHIGH 64, GETTYSBURG 49
400    medley    relay   —    1.    Gettysburg
(Reinecker, Kauffman, Askew, Gordon).
Time: 3.58.9.
1,000 freestyle — 1. Hoffman (L); 2.
Folsom (L); 3. Johnson (G). Time: 11.07.7.
200 freestyle — 1. Koester (L); 2. Vanderlin (G); 3. Eisner (L). Time: 1.57.0
50freestyle — 1. Ritter (L); 2. Gulick (G);
3. Blose (L). Time:  :23.0.
200 individual medley — 1. Gordon (G); 2.
Capson (G); 3. Dilger (L). Time: 2:14.3.
1-meter diving — 1. Musselman (G); 2.
Manfredo (L); 3. Fedoryshyn (G). Points:
276.35 (school record).
200 butterfly — 1. Folsom (L); 2. Askew
(G); 3. Breuer (L). Time: 2.12.1.
100 freestyle — 1. Ritter (L); 2. Eisner
(L); 3. Vanderlin (G). Time: :51.8.
200 backstroke — 1. Reinecker (G); 2.
Ferrior (L); 3. Hotchkiss (L). Time: 2:14.0.
500 freestyle —1. Gordon (G); 2. Hoffman
(L); 3. Johnson (G). Time: 5:12.0 (school
record).
200 breaststroke— 1. Roth (L); 2. Handerhan (L); 3. Kauffman (G). Time: 2:27.1.
3-meter d'ving — 1. Musselman (G); 2.
Brobson (L); 3. Manfredo (L). Points:
282.00.
400 freestyle relay — 1. Lehigh (LeFevre,
Hill, Eisner, Ritter). Time: 3:30.0.