South Mountaineer Volume 24, Issue 07

              Vol. 24 — No. 7
OCTOBER 27, 1981
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Defense Shines As Engineers
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LEHIGH-LAFAYETTE HOMECOMING
November 20-21, 1981
MAENNERCHOR NIGHT
Friday, November 20, 9:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m.
Hotel Bethlehem Ballroom
LEOPARD BRUNCH
Saturday, November 21, 9:30- 11:30a.m.
University Center, 3rd floor
117th LEHIGH-LAFAYETTE GAME - NOON - Taylor Stadium
HOME CLUB HUDDLE
Post-game. Rathbone Hall
Open bar and snacks - $3 donation per person
Children $1.50        No advance payment necessary.
THE LEHIGH HOME CLUB invites you and your guests to
MAENNERCHOR NIGHT . . . an old Lehigh Tradition
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1981
Hotel Bethlehem - Ballroom
9:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m.
• $4.00 per person
• 5-piece German Band
• Beer on tap - cheese - beer bologna - cash bar
• Group singing ot all-time favorites
Please mail the reservation form below with your check by
November 10. Tickets can be picked up at the door.
MAENNERCHOR NIGHT
Please reserve tickets @ $4.00 each.
My check for $ is enclosed (Payable to Lehigh Home Club)
Name Class	
Address
Mail by November 10 to Mark Parseghian. 20 S. Main St., Nazareth. PA 18064.
JOIN THE FUN AT THE
LEOPARD BRUNCH
Saturday, November 21,1981
9:30 -11:30 a.m. - University Center - 3rd floor
•Enjoy pre-game bloodies and sours plus
a delicious brunch featuring eggs benedict.
•Mail the reservation form below by
November 6. Tickets @ $6.00 per person
to be picked up at the event.
Advance payment required.
LEOPARD BRUNCH RESERVATION
Please reserve   tickets at $6.00 each for the Leopard
Brunch November 21 in the University Center (3rd floor).
I will pick up tickets at the event.
My check for $  is enclosed. (Make payable to
Lehigh University)
Name (print) _^Class	
Address  S.*	
Mail by Nov. b to: Lehigh Univ. Alumni Awn., Alumni Memorial Bldg. #27, Bethlehem, PA'18015
Lehigh holds the record for
most points ever scored against
Penn State in a football game.
The Engieers won 106-0 at
Bethlehem in 1889.
Pete Carril, head basketball
coach at Princeton, had that
post for one year at Lehigh University. His Engineers were 11-
12 in 1967.
Four Interceptions, Safety Help
Lehigh Boost Record To 5-2
Defense did the job last weekend as Lehigh footballers got
past Bucknell with an 18-0 victory before 8,800 Homecoming
Day spectators. It was the Engineers' fifth triumph against two
defeats.
Saturday the team returns
home, after two weeks on the
road, facing Davidson in Taylor
Stadium at 1:30 p.m.
The victory over the Bisons
was a typical one at Lewisburg,
Pa., with the Engineers rolling
up a much greater statistical
advantage than showed on the
scoreboard.
They led 25-12 in first downs,
210-52 in yards rushing, 266-137
in yards passing and 476-189 in
total yards but could manage
only two touchdowns (one of
them on a broken play), one conversion, a safety and a field
goal.
Bucknell intercepted a couple
of passes, recovered two fumbles and got a big lift as the
Engineers were hit with nine
penalties   for   96   yards.The
Lambert Cup
Pts
1. Shippensburg 7-0 49
2. LEHIGH 5-2 42
3. New Hampshire 6-1 41
4. Delaware 5-2 37
5. Connecticut 4-3 27
6. Lafayette 6-1 26
7. Millersville 6-1 .....26
8. Massachusetts 4-2 18
9. Rhode Island 4-3 4
10. Bucknell 4-3 3
and West Chester 5-2 3
National 1-AA
Among top-ranked football
teams in the 1-AA division last
Saturday Jackson State (tied for
1), Murray St. (4) and Middle Tennessee (7) were losers and Idaho
State (5) was idle.
Winners included Eastern Kentucky (tied for 1), New Hampshire (3), Boise St. (6), Lehigh and
South Carolina St. (tied for 8) and
Montana (10).
Tennessee State (6-1), an independent unranked until it gets
necessary forms into the NCAA
which may be this week, routed
Nicholls St., 49-11. Tenn State is
battling Lehigh for the automatic
playoff berth which goes to the
•top-ranked independent. All other
teams are conference members.
Weekly ratings are issued by
the NCA'A each Tuesday too late
for The South, Mountaineer which
goes to press Monday.
Bisons also came up with a
strong goal-line stand to prevent another Lehigh score.
Engineer  defenders   picked
wmmm
(B&W Photo by ANDY ROD)
LEHIGH'S Mike Tuohey comes
down with one of the two passes
he intercepted Saturday in 18-0
victory at Bucknell.
off four Bison aerials, dropped
Bucknell runners behind the
line of scrimmage five times
and had a quarterback sack by
Karl Nielsen, of Wyckoff, N.J.,
in the end zone which produced
the safety.
The two-pointer came on
Bucknell's first play from
scrimmage after a fumble had
turned the ball over at the 16,
ending a promising Lehigh
drive following the game-
opening kickoff. Quarterback
Ed Hughes dropped back
behind the goal line to pass and
was smothered by Nielsen.
A 55-yard kickoff return by
Chris Sexton, of Brussels, Belg.,
had set up the Lehigh threat and
another excellent return, this
one for 39 yards by Ed Godbolt
of Bethlehem, Pa., on Bucknell's free kick following the
safety, gave the Engineers
another early opportunity.
With the ball at the Bison 17
quarterback Larry Michalski,
of Pittsburgh, Pa., connected on
an apparent scoring pass to split
end Dan Ryan, of Guilderland,
N.Y., but a penalty nullified the
play. Lehigh got back to the 14
(Continued on Page 2)
Game At A Glance
LEHIGH 5 6 0 7—18
Bucknell 0 0 0 0— 0
L—Safety. Hughes tackled in
end zone by Nielsen.
L—FG Whalen 31.
L—Nikles   31   pass   from
Heffner. Pass failed.
L—Godbolt   16   pass   from
Michalski. Whalen kick.
Attendance—8,800
Leh BU
First downs 25 12
Net yds. rushing 210 52
Net yds. passing 266 137
Total yards 476 189
Passes attempted 31 29
Passes completed 18 9
Had intercepted 2 4
Punts 4 9
Avg. distance 38 44
Fumbles 2 0
Fumbles lost 2 0
Penalties 9 6
Yds. penalized 96 53
Craig Anderson, business.
manager of athletics at Lehigh
and pitching coach of the baseball squad, was one of the Original N.Y. Mets managed by
Casey Stengel. He hurled for the
Cardinals before going to the
Mets.
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing att net avg
Ahsler.L 19   87   4.5
Sexton,L 5   42   8.4
Rabuck,L 13   35   2.6
Godbolt,L 10   34   3.4
Welch,B 5   26   5.2
td
0
0
0
0
0
Passing        att com int yds td
Michalski,L..29   17   1   235   1
Hughes,B ....29     9   4    137   0
Heffner.L 1     1   0     31    1
Rambo,L l     0   1      0   0
Receiving              cgt yds td
Stinson.B 4 70 0
Godbolt,L 4 6$ 1
Anastasio,L 4 57 0
Ryan.L 4 55 0
Welch.B  3 46 0
LEHIGH PLAYERS
Defense: Ends—Nielsen, J.Kowalonek, Meyers. Tackles—Becker,
Szablowski, Yesulaitis, Crudeli.
Linebackers—Pearson, Shigo, Rosen,
Krasley, Graziano, Rudisill. Backs-
Mecca, Tuohey, Macellara, J.Smith,
Carr, O'Hagan, Gum, Trinkle. Isla.
Offense: Split ends—Ryan, T.Kowalonek, Whalen. Tight ends—Anastasio,
Nikles, Hunt. Tackles—Greene,
Lacey, Joseph. Guards—Fath, Miller,
Garris, Morgan. Centers—Sitar, Brennan. Quarterbacks —Michalski,
Rambo, Halfbacks—Godbolt, Rabuck,
Sexton, Heffner. Tulskie. Fullbacks—
Ahsler, Manion.