South Mountaineer Volume 26, Issue 13

              Shigo Named To All-American Team
Vol. 16 — No. 13
DECEMBER 13, 1983
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Matmen Impress In Tourney;
Rich Santoro Captures Crown
JOHN SHIGO
Women Divide
Shawn Steward of Columbia,
OH, and Liz Feeley of Worcester, MA, turned in strong scoring efforts last week as the
Lehigh women's basketball
team split a pair of decisions.
Steward netted 31 points and
Feeley had 13 in an 88-77 win
over Phila. Textile. The Engineers later bowed to Villanova,
88-52, with Feeley collecting 18
and Steward 10.
LEHIGH
Feeley 6-1 -2-13, Engelbert 6-0-0-12, Silver
4-0-2-8, Cutting 2-0-0-4, Steward 14-3-4-
31, Austin 5-1 -2-11, Pietsch 1 -0-0-2, Radabaugh 1-3-4-5, Arbeiter 0-1-2-1, Dantas
0-0-0-0, Baker 0-1-2-1, Ryan 0-0-0-0.
Totals: 39-10-15-88.
TEXTILE
Frankenfield 2-0-0-4, Parker 5-3-4-13, Morris 14-2-6-30, Troy 1 -0-1 -2, Rugero 2-0-0-
4,   DiGennaro  2-1-3-5,  Lynch  8-1-3-17,
McLaverty 1-0-0-2. Totals: 35-7-17-77.
Halftime: Lehigh, 37-36
Lehigh Senior
Kodak Choice
Senior linebacker John Shigo,
of Lehigh, has been named to
the Kodak l-AA All-American
first team as selected by the
American Football Coaches
Association.
Previously he was chosen on
the ECAC 1-AA all-star team for
the third year.
Shigo led the Engineers during their very successful 1983
season (8-3) in tackles with 133,
was tied for top spot in fumble
recoveries with four, tied for
second in tackles-for-losses
with 18 and intercepted two
passes.
The Kodak All-American defensive team:
Linemen—Ed Martin of Indiana State, Steve Raquet of Holy
Cross, Rayford Cooks of North
Texas State, Tony DeLuca of
Rhode Island and Robert Smith
of Grambling. Linebackers—
Shigo, John Dorsey of Connecticut and Gary Reasons of
Northwestern La. State.
Backs— Terry Taylor of Southern Illinois, Robert Williams of
Eastern Illinois and Ernest Gibson of Furman. Punter—Bret
Wright of Southeastern
Louisiana.
The Kodak All-American
offensive team:
Wide receivers—Jerry Rice
of Mississippi Valley and Ray
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Engineers Earn 2nd Place;
Wilkes Beaten In Dual, 26-6
RICH SANTORO
Last Issue
This is the last issue of The
South Mountaineer during
1983. Publication will resume
Jan. 9.
Lehigh wrestlers swung into
high gear last week with a 26-6
rout of Wilkes in a dual meet and
a very impressive performance
in the 1983 Mat-Town USA
Tournament at Lock Haven
University.
The Engineers rolled up 104V2
points at Lock Haven, in a tough
13-team tourney, for second
place behind only Penn State
which had 1173/t. It was a gruelling test, last Saturday and Sunday, with most of the grapplers
on the mat from four to six
times.
Only 12 of the teams figured in
the scoring. Host Lock Haven
entered two squads but the 'B'
unit's points didn't count.
Rich Santoro, of Bethlehem,
LU Tourney Performances
N. Dame, Navy Top Cagers
Navy and Notre Dame proved
too much for the Lehigh men's
basketball team last week but
only after the Engineers had
played well against each rival.
Lehigh bowed to the Midshipmen, 80-67, at Stabler Center in
a contest which found the visitors leading only 26-22 until just
before the halftime intermission when they broke loose
on a quick 11-6 spurt.
At Notre Dame last Saturday
the Engineers battled the Fighting Irish all even for a half, 26-
26, before falling off the pace
after the rest period.
Mike Androlewicz of Turners-
ville, NJ, was high-scorer in the
Navy contest with 22 points.
Terry   Moran,   of  Baltimore,
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LEHIGH
Wickman 4-0-2-8, Gregory 0-2-2-2, Moran
4-0-0-8, Androlewicz 3-0-0-6, Polaha 4-2-
2-10, Bryant 0-0-0-0, Doswell 2-0-0-4,
McKay 2-0-0-4, Belson 0-0-0-0, Murphy 0-
0-0-0, Lee 0-0-0-0, Turocy 1-0-0-2,
Dowling 1-0-0-2. Totals: 21-4-7-46
NOTRE DAME
Dolan 3-0-1 -6, Royal 2-0-3-4, Barlow 8-2-
4-18, Duff 2-0-1 -4, Sluby 2-0-0-4, Hicks 3-
0-0-6, Spencer 0-0-0-0, Newell 0-1-2-1,
Bowen 0-0-0-0, Price 4-1 -3-9, Kempton 5-
4-5-14, Rucker 1 -0-0-2. Totals: 30-8-19-68 •
Halftime: Tie, 26-26
LEHIGH
Wickman 4-4-6-12, Androlewicz 8-6-8-22,
Moran 8-1 -2-17, Lee 0-0-0-0, Gregory 1 -1 -
2-3, Doswell 2-0-0-4, Gaffney 0-0-0-0,
McKay 0-0-0-0, Belson 0-0-0-0. Murphy 0-
2-2-2, Polaha 3-1-1-7, Dowling 0-0-0-0,
Henderson 0-0-0-0. Totals: 26-15-21-67.
NAVY
Whitaker   8-3-4-19,   Jones   6-1-3-13,
Romaine 4-2-2-10, Maurer 4-5-6-13, Butler
5-3-5-13, Jett 3-0-1 -6, Wells 1 -0-0-2, Price
1-2-2-4. Totals: 32-16-23-80.
Halftime: Navy, 37-28
DAMIAN BUTLER-118 (5th)
Dallara.W.Chester 3:11W
Cotroneo,Syracuse  10-11L
(Consolations)
King, Boston U 8-1W
Duhigg, Old Dom 7-4W
Jackson, Mich.St 7-20L
Vasquez, Tenn 3: 24W
RICH SANTORO—126 (1st)
Bye Bye W
Matauch.Mich.St 4-4,9-OW
Avery,L.Haven 'A' 7-1W
Mills,Syracuse 5-5,5-lW
BRIAN YATES—134 (5th)
Sergeant.Temple  17-8W
Lorah,Syracuse 14-11W
Mason.Mich.St 8-12L
(Consolations)
Parsley,L.Haven  12-19L
Wimberly.Ohio U 3:11W
PETER YOZZO-142 (2nd)
Beaudoin.Mich.St 13-5W
Mitcho,W.Chester 3-2W
Kaschak.Penn St 7-4W
Siegel, Syracuse  2-4L
TOM TOGGAS-150 (5th)
Bevilacqua.Penn St 8-14L
(Consolations)
Morrow,Ohio U 12-2W
Mummau,L.Haven 'B' 15-9W
Lanham,Tenn  5-15L
Legacy.Syracuse  For. W
DAVE PATTERSON—158 (4th)
Bye Bye W
White.Syracuse 7-5W
Elinsky.Penn St 3-8L
(Consolations)
Karam.L.Haven 'A' 17-12W
White.Syracuse 3-10L
JIM REILLY—167 (4th)
Peperak, Md 14-3W
DeGenova, Temple 15-8 W
Brugel,Penn St 2-5L
(Consolations)
Peperak, Md 13-2W
Buckwalter.L.Hav.'A'  1-7L
EYVIND BOYESEN-177 (4th)
Hoffman,L.Hav.'A'  10-7W
Giacobbee.Old Dom  1-14L
(Consolations)
Reynolds,L.Hav.'B' 10-5W
Smith,W.Chester 12-5W
White,Mich.St 15-6W
Giacobbee.Old Dom 4-16L
DAVE GARNER—190
Zito,Syracuse  3-10L
Harr, Penn St 3-13L
BERNIE BROWN—Unl. (3rd)
Bye Bye W
Schwab,Syracuse 4-7L
Consolations)
Bilodeau.Penn St 5:26W
Ribovich,L.Hav. 'B' 6-0W
Hyman,Temple 3:27W
Schwab,Syracuse 7-5W
W L
Damian Butler 4 2
Rich Santoro 4 0
Brian Yates  3 2
Peter Yozzo .j 3 1
Tom Toggas 3 2
Dave Patterson 3 2
Jim Reilly 3 2
Eyvind Boyesen  4 2
Dave Garner  0 2
Bernie Brown; 5 1
32 16
PA, was the only Engineer to
win a championship, outlasting
Dale Mills of Syracuse in the
126-pound final, 5-5, 5-1 in overtime. He lost two points during
regulation time when a takedown at the edge, awarded by
the referee, was nullified after a
conference with the mat judge.
Mills stacked him up at the final
buzzer, for two back points,
sending the bout into overtime.
Santoro, who had been in command virtually all of the first
three periods, gained a 5-1 overtime advantage as neither the
officials nor Mills gave him
undue difficulty.
Another Lehigh finalist,
freshman Peter Yozzo at 142,
wasn't as fortunate against
another Syracuse veteran,
Gary Siegel, dropping a 4-2 decision for his first loss of the season after seven victories. Siegel
was bigger, stronger and more
experienced, and made good
use of all those advantages.
Earlier, during the semifinals, Yozzo provided Lehigh
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Title Round
118—Carl DeStefanis, Penn St., dec.
Tony Cotroneo, Syracuse, 6-1.
126—Rich Santoro, Lehigh, dec. Dale
Mills, Syracuse, 5-5,5-1.
134—Jim Mason, Mich. St., dec. Mike
Enzien, Bpston U., 6-5.
142—Gary Siegel, Syracuse, dec.
Peter Yozzo, Lehigh, 4-2.
150—Chris Bevilacqua, Penn St., dec.
Wade Potter, Lock Haven, 8-5.
158—Ernie Blazeff, Mich. St., dec. Greg
Elinsky, Penn St., 5-4.
167—Eric Brugel, Penn St., dec. Chris
Edmond, Tenn., 3-3,1-1 criteria.
177—Tim Cooper. Tenn.. dec. Dan Mayo,
Penn St., 4-2.
190—Eli Blazeff, Mich. St., dec. TodGiles,
Boston U„ 2-1.
Unl—Mike Potts, Mich. St., pinned Rick
Petersen, Lock Haven, in 3:25.
Outstanding Wrestler award winner-
Potts.
Team Scoring
Pts.
1. Penn State  117V4
2. LEHIGH 104V2
3. Michigan St 103%
4. Lock Haven 95
5. Syracuse 863A
6. Tennessee 73V4
7. Old Dominion  55%
8. Maryland  52V2
9. Temple 42%
10. Boston U 32'/2
11. Westchester 16
12. OhioU 13'/4