South Mountaineer Volume 25, Issue 18

              Vol. 25 — No. 18
FEBRUARY 22, 1983
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Lehigh Cagers Jolt Lafayette
Wrestlers In Split; EIWAs Next
LU Trackmen
Romp, 104-31
Lehigh trackmen didn't
let the basketball forces
monopolize "Beat Lafayette" proceedings last
weekend on the Saucon
Fields.
The Engineers finished
first in 13 of 17 events, during an indoor track meet
at Rauch Field House, to
hand the Leopards a 104-
31 thumping.
Lehigh hosts the annual
East Coast Coference
indoor track and field
championships there Sunday (Feb. 27) beginning at
noon.
Wrestling Club
The newly-organized Lehigh
Wrestling Club's first public
"grapple," scheduled Feb. 12
immediately following the
Navy meet, was snowed out
along with everything else.
The club now will hold "grapples" in Rauch Field House
between sessions of the EIWA
Tournament Feb. 25-26.
Season Records
*W L T
Darryl Burley 16   0 0
Pete Schuyler 14   1 1
Bobby Weaver 14   2 0
Jim Reilly 11   4 1
Rich Santoro   9   4 0
Bernie Brown   7   7 1
Jeff Turner  6 10 0
Roy Lobdell   5   9 0
Jeff Newman  4   4 0
Dave Patterson  4   6 0
Jamie Grebosky  3   4 0
Frank Koos  1   7 0
Damian Butler   0   1 0
Wes Schantz   0   1 0
Mike Price   0   2 0
94 62 2
•Including dual meets and the Sheridan tournament in which Lehigh competed as a team.
Lightweights
in Star Roles
Lehigh wrestlers, tuning up
for the EIWA Tournament Friday and Saturday (Feb. 25-26)
at Stabler Center, dropped a
hard-fought meet to Navy last
weekend, 24-20, and came back
one day later to beat Syracuse,
25-15.
The split ended the Engineers' regular season with an 8-
and-5 mark and first place in the
Sheridan Tournament which
they hosted early in December.
Lehigh, Navy and Syracuse,
the three power teams of the
EIWA who saw action last
weekend in Stabler, are
expected to battle for the 1983
team championship this weekend. Navy won last year with
Lehigh second and Syracuse
third.
Action in the tournament begins at 11 a.m., Friday with the
preliminary round. Quarterfinals are Friday at 6 p.m.
The Saturday program has
semifinals at 11 a.m. followed
by consolation bouts, consolation finals at 5:30 p.m. and title
bouts at 7 p.m.
Engineer captain Darryl Burley completed a second straight
perfect dual campaign with victories at 142 pounds over Dan
Schleicher of Navy, 18-6, and
Mark DeMeo of Syracuse, 12-5.
His efforts led a brilliant
effort by Coach Thad Turner's
lightweights (Bobby Weaver at
118, Rich Santoro at 126, Peter
Schuyler at 134 and Burley)
which made things close
against Navy and produced the
triumph over Syracuse.
The lightweights ran up a 20-0
margin against the Middies
only to drop the last six bouts on
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Wrestling Summaries
NAVY 24, LEHIGH 20
118—Bob Weaver, L, pinned Jim
Peters in 6:41.
126—Rich Santoro, L, dec. Dan
Krall, 14-4.
134—Pete Schuyler, L, dec. Dave
Marquis, 16-4.
142—Darryl Burley, L, dec. Dan
Schleicher, 18-6.
150—Frank Shaffer, N, dec. Dave
Patterson, 11-5.
158—Mike Rodgers, N, dec. Roy Lobdell, 5-4.
167—John Reich, N, pinned Jim
Reilly in 6:19.
177—Mark Phillips, N, dec. Jeff
Turner, 6-4.
19*^Pat Ryan, N, dec. Bernie
Brown, 11-8.
Unl—George Fears, N, pinned Jeff
Newman in 6:23.
Referee—Fred Richardson
LEHIGH 25, SYRACUSE 15
118—Bob Weaver, L, dec. Dale Mills,
6-5.
126—Rich Santoro, L, dec. Ed Lorah,
12-5.
134—Pete Schuyler, L, won by disq.
over Mike Catania in 6:16.
142—Darryl Burley, L, dec. Mark
DeMeo, 12-5.
150—Marty Lynch, S, dec. Dave Patterson, 12-5.
158—Roy Lobdell, L, dec. Dave
Welker, 14-6.
167—Jim Reilly, L, won by forfeit.
177—John Zito, S, dec. Jeff Turner,
11-9.
190—Kurt Honis, S, dec. Bernie
Brown, 13-5.
Unl—John Dougherty, S, dec. Frank
Koos, 20-4.
Referee — Fred Richardson
Special Buffet
At NCAA Meet
A special NCAA Wrestling Tournament buffet is
being scheduled by the
Lehigh Alumni Assn. for
Saturday, March 12, at the
Holiday Inn Downtown,
520 Main St., Oklahoma
City, just three blocks
from The Myriad which is
the tourney site.
There will be a reception at 3:45 p.m., cash bar,
and the buffet starting at
5:15 p.m. at a cost of $10
per person.
Dr. Peter Likins,
Lehigh president, and
Mrs. Likins are expected
to be special guests.
Advance dinner reservations, with checks payable to Lehigh University,
should be made by March
4 at the Alumni Office,
Alumni Memorial Building # 27, personally or by
mail. For late information
please phone Denny Diehl
at the Alumni office (215-
861-3136) or at the Holiday
Inn during the tournament.
EIWA Buffets,
'Grapples'
Plan now to relax with your
friends between the afternoon
and evening sessions at the
Easterns on Friday, Feb. 25,
and Saturday, Feb. 26. The University is providing a soup and
sandwich buffet, including
drinks, at $6.50 per person in
Rauch Field House.
In addition, the Lehigh Home
Club will sponsor a Grapple
(donations accepted at the
door) in Rauch Field House following the last bout on Friday
night, Feb. 25, and Saturday
night, Feb. 26.
Soviet-USA
Meet Mar. 22
Plans are underway to present the Soviet national wrestling
team against a group of American All-Stars at Stabler Center
Tuesday, March 22.
The meet will be similar to
one held last season at Shippensburg State College.
Ticket information may be
obtained at the wrestling offices
in Taylor Gym when arrangements are finalized.
Steward, Ketcho Leaders
Against Leopard Quintets
Lehigh basketball teams did a number on visiting Lafayette last
Saturday at Stabler Center, the women opening a doubleheader with
an 83-70 triumph and the men following with a 62-45 victory.
Freshman Shawn Steward led the Engineer women with 21 points
while senior Fred Ketcho was the pace-setter for the men with 23.
Each team led at halftime and never was overtaken.
Women (83-70) Men (62-45)
Liz Feeley, of Worcester,
Mass, and Terri Guman, of
Bethlehem, Pa., gave Steward a
lift against Lafayette's women,
collecting 19 and 16 points,
respectively.
Coach Miiffet McGraw's
streaking team, moving to its
sixth straight triumph and seventh in its last eight starts,
jumped ahead of the Lafayette
women early and never let up.
Earlier, since the last South
Mountaineer, the squad had
beaten American, 74-58, Kutztown, 87-46, LaSalle, 79-77,
Rider, 86-67, and Newark-
Rutgers, 72-71, in a row.
The team has a 12-and-6 overall mark and is 4-and-3 in the
East Coast Conference as
playoff time approaches. The
triumphs over LaSalle, American, Rider and Lafayette all
came in league games.
Lehigh led the Leopards 46-36
after a high-scoring first half,
matched point for point after
the intermission and eventually
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LAFAYETTE
Andrews 1 0-0 2, McKenna 10 1-2 21,
Wisnewski 0 0-0 0, Gruninger 3 1-2 7,
Pudioski 11-2 3, Frey 3 4-410, Groman 2
1-3 5, Basso 10-0 2, Warg 3 3-5 9, O'Connor 3 5-7 11. Totals 27 16-25 70.
LEHIGH
Cutting 2 4-5 8, Steward 8 5-7 21, Engel-
bert 10-0 2, Pietsch 2 2-2 4, Guman 7 2-4
16, Feeley 7 5-619, Dantas 2 3-5 7, Silver
3 0-0 6, Waltermire 0 0-0 0. Totals 31
21-29 83.
Halftime: Lehigh, 46-36.
LEHIGH
Cutting 3 4-510, Steward 8 3-419, Engel-
bert 10-0 2, Loan 10-02, Pietsch 2 0-0 4,
Guman 2 3-4 7, Feeley 5 0-010, Dantas 3
0-0 6, Silver 4 1-6 9, Waltermire 1 1-1 3.
Totals 30 12-20 72.
RUTGERS-NEWARK
McDonald 5 8-9 18, Porter 4 1-4 9, Har-
vie 2 2-3 6, Gaynor 21-15, Jackson 6 1-5
113, Gusate 9 2-4 20, Totals 28 15-26 71.
Halftime: Lehigh, 37-28.
LEHIGH
Cutting 7-6-7-2(1, Steward 14-5-7-33,
Engelbert 2-0-0-4', Pietsch 0-0-0-0, Guman
3-1 -2-7, Feeley 145-B-7, Silver 3-1 -2-7, Gill
0-1-2-1. Totals: 30-19-28-79.
LaSALLE
McCafferty 8-5-6-21, Crandley 4-0-0-8,
Ermi 1 -0-0-2, McCartney 1 -0-0-2, Larkin 2-
7-9-11, Hester 0-0-0-0, Tobin 5-2-3-12,
French 1 -0-0-2, Reidenauer 4-8-9-15, Olszewski 2-0-0-4. Totals: 28-21 -27—77.
Halftime: Lehigh) 41-31.
Ketcho, of Wood-Ridge, N.J.,
did most of his damage at the
start of the second half, sinking
six field goals and a free throw
for 13 straight Lehigh points
while Lafayette was netting 10.
The Engineers, who had
battled to a 24-19 halftime
advantage, moved ahead 37-29
with this splurge by Ketcho and
Brian Collins of Manville, N.J.
added a field goal for a 10-point
cushion midway through the
half, 39-29.
Lehigh remained hot, while
the Leopards went cold, and the
lead stood at 47-31 before a brief
Lafayette comeback fell short
of posing a serious threat.
Lafayette cut the deficit to
nine at 50-41, with three minutes
remaining, but a string of free
throw conversions made it 56-41
before the Leopards made
another field goal.
Collins provided Ketcho with
a lot of help, canning 15 points
and a game-high 16 rebounds.
Rick Kamin, of Churchville,
Pa., started slowly but finished
fast for a dozen points including
eight of 11 foul tosses.
Team rebounds were even, 33-
33, but Lehigh shot 59 percent
from the floor making 19 field
goals in 32 chances while
Lafayette had a 31 percent
mark sinking only 17 of 54.
Earlier in the week the Engineers dropped a heartbreaker
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LAFAYETTE
Toulon 0 0-0 0, Duckett 3 1-1 7, G.Bennett 3 0-16, D.Bennett 0 0-10, Morse 4
3-4 11, Klinger 0 1-1 1, Coalmon 1 1-2 3,
Brightful 5 2-5 12, Fury 0 3-3 3, Goetz 1
0-0 2. Totals 17 11-20 45.
LEHIGH
Boesch 1 2-4 4, Pauley 0 0-10, Ketcho 9
5-5 23, Andreychik 0 1-2 l, Collins 5 5-7
15, Moran 2 2-3 6, Wickman 0 1-2 1,
Kamin 2 8-11 12. Totals: 19 24-35 62.
Halftime: Lehigh, 24-19'.
LASALLE
Lewis 3 1-3 7, Gilmore 11 0-0 2, Green-
berg 3 2-2 8, Philson 3 0-0 6, Tiano 0 0-0 0,
Buts 41-5 9, Jones 10-0 2, Kerins 0 0-0 0,
Piotrowski 3 5-6 11. Totals 18 10-18 46.
LEHIGH
Boesch 4 0-0 8, Ketcho 5 3-3 13, Androlewicz 0 0-0 0, Chrabascz 0 0-0 0, Andreychik 0 0-0 0, Collins 5 2-5 12, Moran 13-4
5, Wickman 12-44, Kamin 10-02. Totals
17 10-16 44.
Halftime: LaSalle, 26-17.