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Published by the Lehigh University Alumni Association
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Vol. 24 — No. 12
DECEMBER 8, 1981
BETHLEHEM, PA.
LU To Host Special Olympics
Lehigh
Husted Is No. 1 Wrestler;
Missouri Takes Team Title
Win Crowns
Pre-holiday action for Lehigh
matmen resulted in a 24-12 dual
victory over Wilkes and a
second-place finish, to Missouri, in the 3rd annual Sheridan Invitational at Stabler
Center.
Bob Weaver (118) of Easton,
Pa., Tom Husted (126) of Mont-
vale, N. J., Tommy Bold (150) of
Bethlehem, Pa., and Colin Kilrain (190) of Braintree, Mass.,
emerged with perfect 4-0
marks.
They won championships in
the Sheridan test, along with
Jeff Turner (177) of Easton,
Pa., a loser against Wilkes.
Husted was voted Outstanding
Wrestler in the Sheridan.
The five tournament winners
helped the Engineers accumu-
LEH1GH—24, WILKES—12
118—Bob Weaver, L, dec. Kris
Rowlette, 10-5.
126—Tom Husted, L, pinned Doug
Billig in 4:22.
134—Rich Santoro, L., dec. Kurt
Rowlette, 10-6.
142—Lenny Nelson, W, dec. EdCum-
mings, 10-5.
150—Tommy Bold, L, dec. Mark
Popple, 11-8.
158—Mark Troutman, W, dec. Steve
Hare, 11-10.
167—Mark Correll, W, dec. Jeff Newman, 8-4.
177—Pete Creamer, W, dec. Jeff
Turner, 10-7.
190—Colin Kilrain, L, pinned Jim
Mulligan in 6:13.
Unl—Pat Brown, L, dec. Mike Javer,
5-0.
late 119-V4 points but Missouri,
with four champions and better
team balance, gained top spot
with 127-V4.
Husted won the coaches'
award as Outstanding Wrestler
on the strength of decisions over
Cliff Berger of Oregon State, 24-
11, and Wade Cutler of Slippery
Rock, 27-11, and a 15-10 finals
victory over All-American
Chris Wentz of North Carolina
State.
TEAM STANDINGS
1. Missouri 126V4; 2. Lehigh 1193A; 3.
Bloomsburg St. 933A; 4'. North Carolina
State 89: 5. Lock Hayen State 70; 6.
Slippery Rock State 57; 7. Trenton
State 52; 8. Oregon State 49.
LEGEND
B—Bloomsburg State, L—Lehigh,
LH—Lock Haven State, M—Missouri,
NC—North Carolina State; O—Oregon
State; SR—Slippery Rock State, T—
Trenton State.
FINALS
118—Bob Weaver, L. dec. Anthony
Calderaio, SR, 7-4.
126—Tom Husted, L, dec. Chris
Wentz, NC, 15-10.
134—Bob Porter, M.dec. Don Reese,
B, 7-5.
142—Bill Porter, M, dec. Wade Potter, LH, 12-5.
150—Tom Bold, L. dec. Brad Swartz,
O. 9-6.
158—Wes Roper, M, dec. Gibbes
Johnson, B, 7-4.
167—Chris Mondragon, NC, dec.
Doug Buckwalter, LH, 6-4.
177—Jeff Turner, L. dec. Dave
Young, M. 2-1.
190—Colin Kilrain, L. win by default
over Jerry Rodriguez, NC, in 1:52.
Unl—Rick Romeo, M. dec. Tab
Thacker, NC 5-1.
LU Tourney Performances
BOB WEAVER-118 (1st)
Bresnak, L.Haven  18-4W
Cummings, Bloomsbg... 12-7W
Calderaio, S.Rock 7-4W
TOM HUSTED—126 (1st)
Berger, Ore.St 24-11W
Cutler, S.Rock 27-11W
Wentz, N.C.St 15-10W
RICH SANTORO-134 (3rd)
Fernandes, Tr.St 8-2W
R.Porter, Mo  1-9L
(Consolations)
Hawthorne, Ore.St 8-5W
ED CUMMINGS-142 (8th)
McCollum, Bloomsbg  1-3L
(Consolations)
DeLese, N.C.St 4-12L
Cardwell, Ore.St 4:08L
TOMMY BOLD-150 (1st)
Lawson, S.Rock 4:41W
Fiorvanti, Bloomsbg 4:31W
Swartz, Ore.St 9-6W
STEVE HARE-158 (7th)
Johnson, Bloomsbg ... 4-4.2-7L
(Consolations)
Gallaher, L.Haven 3-6L
Krzmarzick, Ore.St 7-5W
JEFF NEWMAN-167 (4th)
Murphy, Tr.St 6-1W
Mondragon, N.C.St 3-4L
(Consolations)
Flanagan, Mo. 5-6L
JEFF TURNE1-177 (1st)
Mondale, Ore.St 8-4W
Snyder, Bloomsb* 0:59W
Young, Mo 2-lW
COLIN KILRA1N-190 (1st)
Henig, Tr.St 4:01W
Mosely, Mo 10-5W
Rodriguez, N.C.Sfc 1:52W
(Inj. Def.)
PAT BROWN-Unl (tie for 7th)
Thacker, N.C.St 6:58L
(Disqualification)
Brown and Mickey Aikens of
Trenton St., who would have
met in consolations, both were
injured and unable to continue.
They shared the points for seventh and eighth places.
Television
WLVT-TV, Ch. 39 of the
Lehigh Valley, will show
the final round of the
Sheridan Tournament
Sunday, Dec. 13 at 10:30
a.m. WLIW, Ch. 21 of
Garden City, N. Y., will air
it Jan. 16 at 1 p.m.
WVIA, Ch. 44 of Scranton, shows the Lehigh-
Wilkes dual Dec. 13 at 10
a.m.
(Changes sometimes
are made in these schedules. Verification of date
and time is suggested).
7-2 Start
For Cagers
A free throw by captain Charlie Blue of East Orange, N.J.,
with only four seconds to play,
gave the Lehigh men's basketball team an opening victory at
Hofstra, 56-55.
The Engineers followed this
triumph with a strong first-half
performance against visiting
Temple, before bowing 60-43,
and a 66-60 loss at Colgate in
which they led most of the way
before losing in the final
minutes.
Guard Fred Ketcho, of Wood-
Ridge, N.J., led Lehigh against
Hofstra with 20 points and
against Temple with 13. Blue
was the leader at Colgate with
16.
LEHIGH
Howard 2 0-0 4, Bell 0 0-0 0, Belson 0 0-0
0, Pauley 1 0-0 2, Ketcho 8 4-4 20, Blue 6
1-3 13, Chance 1 2-2 4, Collins 2 2-5 6,
Moran 1 0-0 2, Kamin 0 5-6 5. Totals: 21
14-20 56.
HOFSTRA
Weingard 0 0-0 0, Harvey 2 0-0 4.
Schreyer 11-2 3, Jensson 21-25, Rankin
5 0-0 10, Rumpf 6 2-4 14, Minor 5 3-3 13,
Warrell 10-0 2, Regan 0 0-0 O.Nicholas 2
0-0 4. Totals: 24 7-1155.
Lehigh  30   26—56
Hofstra 21   34—55
TEMPLE
Rayne 5 4-4 14, Hall 6 1-4 13, McCul-
lough 3 0-0 6, Stansbury 6 4-4 16, Broad-
nax 20-0 4, Coe3 1-2 7, Forrester 0 0-00,
McNish 0 0-0 0, Aguilar 0 0-0 0. Totals:
25 10-14 60.
LEHIGH
Blue 5 2-312, Collins 4 3-411, Moran 0 2-2
2, Pauley 2 1-2 5, Ketcho 6 1-1 13, Howard 0 0-2 0, Bell 0 0-0 0, Chance 0 0-0 0,
Kamin 0 0-0 0. Totals: 17 9-14 43.
Temple 29   31-60
Lehigh  - 23   20-43
LEHIGH
Howard 10-0 2, Pauley 5 3-313, Ketcho 3
3-4 9, Blue 8 0-0 16, Chance 1 0-0 2. Collins 13-35, Moran 10-22, Kamin 35-911.
Totals: 23 14-21 60.
COLGATE
Hill 4 0-2 8, Jones 7 2-2 16, Ryan 3 0-0 6,
Giordano 7 0-0 14, Halloran 3 8-814, May
1 0-0 2, Hoogenbloom 3 0-0 6. Totals: 28
10-12 66.
Lehigh  34   26-60
Colgate 30   36-66
Summer Games To Feature
More Than 1,300 Athletes
Lehigh will host the 1982 Pennsylvania Special Olympic
Summer Games June 2-5.
The announcement was made
at a special kickoff meeting in
the University Center Dec. 2 at
which John Woltjen, Lehigh
vice president and treasurer,
officially welcomed the Olympics to the University.
More than 1,300 mentally
retarded athletes from across
the state will compete for gold,
silver and bronze medals in basketball, diving, equestrian
events, frisbee, soccer, swimming, wheelchair and track and
field events.
Coordinating the program at
Lehigh will be Jim Harper,
director of community relations, Greg Schulze, director of
intramural athletics and
recreation, and Mike Podd,
assistant director of conferences and events at Stabler
Center.
There will be events in Taylor
Stadium and Taylor Gymnasium and on the Saucon Fields
athletic complex. All will be
open to the public free of
charge.
Women Win One of Three
Lehigh's women's basketball
team opened its season with
three one-sided games, winning
90-46 over Allentown College
between losses to Mt. St.
Mary's, 77-44, and Kean College, 75-55.
Patti Cutting, of Rockville,
Md., led the scoring against
Allentown with a game-high 17
points. Terri Guman, of Bethlehem, Pa., had 16.
Ann Loan, of New Providence, N.J., added 14 and Georgia Pietsch, of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
had 12. Coach Maureen Freder-
ALLENTOWN COLLEGE
Branka 0-2-4-2, Fitzgerald 3-5-7-11, Wit-
cofsky 3-6-8-12, Marhefka 1-0-0-2, Wer-
gyn 1-1-5-3, McCole 0-9-10-9, Fleming
1-3-6-5. Totals: 9-26-37-44.
LEHIGH
Cutting 5-7-8-17; Gebhard 1-1-3-3,
McHugh 2-0-0-4; Radabaugh 2-0-3-4;
Loan 4-6-6-14; King 2-1-2-5, Pietsch 6-0-
0-12, Guman 8-0-1-16, Leitner 4-1-2-9;.
Dantas 0-0-0-0, Waltermire 3-0-0-6.
Totals: 37-16-25-90.
Allentown College 16   28   44
Lehigh  47   43   90
Officials: DePaul and Briggs
ick's team rolled to a 46-17 half-
time lead and coasted the rest of
the way.
LEHIGH
Cutting 6-9-12-21, Gebhard 0-0-0-0,
McHugh 0-0-0-0, Radahaygh 0-0-0-0,
Loan 2-1-2-5, King 4-2-7-10, Pietsch 1-1-
2-3, Guman 5-0-0-10, Leitner 2-0-0-4,
Dantas 1-0-0-2, Waltermire 0-0-0-0.
Totals: 21-13-26-55.
KEAN
Pollard 4-3-6-11, Blasingame 0-0-0-0,
Hanna 1-0-0-2, Perkins 2-7-9-9, Berry 3-
1-1-7, Scott 6-1-1-13, Lisanti 0-0-0-0,
Barry 0-0-0-0, Brophy 2-0-0-4, Starling
8-2-2-18, Russell 0-0-0-0. Totals: 30-15-
20-75.
Lehigh  .33   22   55
Kean 45   30   75
LEHIGH
Cutting 2-3-4-7, Dantas 1-2-7-4,
Guman 6-2-3-14, King 2-1-2-5, Loan 2-0-
2-4, Pietsch 4-0-0-8, Radahaygh 1-0-0-2.
Totals: 18-8-18-44.
MT. ST. MARY'S
Woodard 3-1-4-7, Taylor 5-3-4-13,
Read 0-0-0-0, Boche 7-3-5-17, Diaz 9-4-4-
22, Whalen 0-1-2-1, Fowler 1-0-0-2,
Green 5-0-0-11, McConnell 0-2-3-2,
Moore 0-0-0-0, Lovett 1-1-2-3, Lynch 0-0-
0-0. Totals: 31-15-24-77.
Lehigh  18   26   44
Mt. St. Mary's 37   40   77
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