South Mountaineer Volume 26, Issue 06

              Vol. 26 — No. 6
OCTOBER 18, 1983
BETHLEHEM, PA.
LU Women Retain Tennis Title
New Hampshire Tops Gridders
Garron, of UNH, Registers
Five TDs In 52-28 Game
New Hampshire played
"long-ball" against Lehigh last
Saturday, coming up with a variety of big gainers which leveled
the Engineers' highly-regarded
defense and produced a 52-28
victory at Durham, NH.
The loss snapped a budding
two-game win streak for Coach
John Whitehead's footballers
and dropped them back to the
.500 mark at 3-and-3 with five
games remaining. UNH also is
3-and-3.
Lehigh's offense put 28 points
on the board, usually enough to
win, but the defense couldn't
survive against the brilliant
play of tailback-split end Andre
Garron, quarterback Rick Lec-
lerc and an overall offensive
blocking effort which could be
used as a film on how to play the
game.
Garron, a 5-11, 187-pound
sophomore listed as a split end,
divided his duties there and at
tailback. Wherever he lined up
he dazzled the Engineers and a
turnout of 8,500 spectators. He
carried the ball 24 times for 149
yards and two touchdowns,
caught two passes for 90 yards
and two touchdowns, and
returned two kickoffs for 113
yards including a 92-yard scoring dash to open the game. His
touchdown runs from scrimmage were for four and 27 yards
and his touchdowns on recep
tions came on plays of 27 and 63
yards.
Leclerc completed 11 of 15
passes for 286 yards and four
touchdowns while guiding an
explosive, balanced offense in
errorless fashion.
Lehigh signal-caller Marty
Horn, of Short Hills, NJ, connected on 21 of 38 aerials for 233
yards and two touchdowns, the
scores coming on passes of
seven and 32 yards to split end
Rennie Benn, also of Short Hills,
and scored on a 1-yard rollout,
but these accomplishments
meant little against the UNH
point parade.
The Engineers, shaking off
Garron's opening TD sprint,
came back with a drive from
midfield to tie the score at 7-7
during the first quarter on
Horn's touchdown. The Wildcats then opened up a 31-7
advantage with a field goal,
Garron's 27-yard touchdown
run and scoring passes of 10
yards to alternate tailback Curt
Collins and 27 yards to Garron.
When   Lehigh   tallied   just
No tickets remain for
the Lehigh-Army football
game at West Point Saturday, Oct. 22.
It's Homecoming for
the Cadets and more than
40,000 tickets have been
sold.
KAREN ADAMS
. . .Winning Coach
before halftime, on Horn's 7-
yard toss to Benn, and again in
the third period on a plunge by
fullback Doug Ertz of West
Lawn, PA, slicing the New
Hampshire lead to 31-21, visions
of a successful comeback
stirred the Engineers.
Leclerc quickly dashed all
hopes, connecting on an 82-yard
screen pass to Collins for a
touchdown and a 63-yard scoring toss to Garron. When Garron raced across from the four,
for his fifth TD of the day, the
Wildcats had an incredible 31-
point margin at 52-21.
Horn's late 32-yard TD aerial
to Benn closed out the scoring.
Tailback Peter Schreck, of West
Lawn, PA, turned in a fine day
for the Engineers with 21 carries for 84 yards, four pass
receptions for 27 yards and two
kickoff returns for 31 yards.
Game At A Glance
LEHIGH 7   7 7   7—28
N.Hamp 7 24 7 14—52
N—Garron 92 kickoff return.
Foster kick.
L—Horn 1 run. Scott kick.
N—FG 22 Foster.
N—Garron 27 run. Foster
kick.
N—Collins 10 pass from Leclerc. Foster kick.
N—Garron 27 pass from Lex-
clerc. Foster kick.
N—Benn 7 pass from Horn.
Scott kick.
L—Ertz 2 run. Scott kick.
N—Collins 82 pass from Leclerc. Foster kick.
N—Garron 63 pass from Leclerc. Foster kick.
N—Garron 4 run. Foster kick.
L—Benn 32 pass from Horn.
Scott kick.
Attendance: 8,500
Leh UNH
First downs 21 22
Net yds. rushing 113 206
Net yds. passing 233 286
Total yards 346 492
Passes attempted 38 15
Passes completed 21 11
Had intercepted 2 0
Punts 7 4
Avg. distance 36 29
Fumbles 1 3
Fumbles lost 0 2
Penalties  6 10
Yds. penalized 45 124
OFFENSIVE LEADERS
Rushing att net avg td
Garron.N 24 149   6.2   2
Schreck.L 21   84   4.0   0
Collins.N 9   35   3.8   0
Ertz.L 12   30   2.5   1
Passing att com int yds td
Leclerc,N.... 15   11   0   286   4
Horn.L 38   21   2   233   2
Receiving cgt yds td
Opet,L 5   49   0
Benn.L  4   62   2
Hunt.L 4   43   0
Schreck.L 4   27   0
LEHIGH PLAYERS
DEFENSE—Outside linebackers:
Serratelli, Theuerkauf, Zimardo, Ble-
witt, E.Williams. Tackles: Kasbar,
Zlock, DeVenezia. Middle guards:
Walton, Tylutki. Inside linebackrs:
Shigo, Santangelo, Ellow, Gillespie.
Corner backs: Talmadge, Mecca, Isla,
Thomas, Bellantoni. Safeties: O'Hagan, Gum, Cichocki, Ragimierski.
OFFENSE—Split ends: Benn, Melton, Tight ends: Hunt, Jeffries,
Svanda. Tackles: J.Thompson, Bollinger, Hallick, Exarchakis. Guards:
Bear, L.Williams, Murphy. Centers:
Whitehead, Snyder. Quarterback:
Horn. Fullbacks: Ertz, Tamburo,
Cirucci. Tailback: Schreck, Opet.
Wingbacks: Hunsberger, Davidson.
Placekickers: Scott, Melick.
Armenio Is Double Victor
In Tournament At Bucknell
Lehigh freshman Donna Armenio, of Douglaston, NY, was the only
double winner last weekend as the Engineer women retained
championship honors in East Coast Conference fall tennis.
She won No. 3 singles and paired with sophomore Margot Garant,
of Port Jefferson, NY, to take No. 2 doubles during the 1983 tournament at Bucknell.
Lehigh, which won the 1982
tourney with 32V2 points, scored
38V2 this year for first place followed by Lafayette, 31, Delaware, I8V2, Bucknell, 18,
American, 17V2, Drexel, 5V2,
Towson State, 5, and Rider, 1.
The Engineers, coached by
Karen Adams and Helen Zajac,
won four events overall while
Lafayette captured three.
American and Bucknell took
one apiece. It was revenge for
Lehigh following a dual meet
loss to Lafayette during the regular schedule, 6-3.
Armenio, seeded second, won
over top seed Margie Doukakis
of Delaware in the No. 3 singles
finals, 6-2 and 6-2, In No. 2 doubles she and Garant took the
title over top-seeded Pat Collins
and Michele Sheskin of American, 6-3 and 6-3. The winners
were unseeded.
Other Lehigh title-winners
were top-seeded sophomore
Lisa Mazaleski of Chalfont, PA,
in No. 5 singles over the second
seed, Michelle Miller of Bucknell, 5-7, 6-1 and 6-0; and
unseeded freshman Denise
Durando of Forest Hills, NY, in
No. 6 singles over second-
seeded Karen Siegel of
Lafayette, 6-4 and 6-3.
Also aiding the Lehigh cause
were sophomore Kirsten
Yuracko of Scarsdale, NY,
sophomore Gail Brennan of
Springfield, MA, and freshman
Colaine Abualy of Smithtown,
NY. Yuracko, seeded second in
No. 1 singles, was runnerup to
top seed Ruth Shapiro of
Lafayette who took the title test,
6-4 and 6-1. Brennan, seeded
second in No. 2 singles, was
beaten by top seed Lesley Kraut
of Lafayette in the finals, 6-3 and
Parades At Point
Saturday, Oct. 22, the Corps of
Cadets will Pass in Review for
their alumni at 11 a.m. This
review will be on The Plain.
Early arrivals will be able to see
the West Point Alumni march to
the Thayer Monument at 10:20
a.m.
There will not be a March-On
into Michie Stadium at game
time.
6-4. Garant, seeded second in
No. 4 singles, was eliminated in
the semis by unseeded Sheskin
of American, who won 6-0, 3-6
and 6-2, and eventually captured the division.
Shapiro and Karen Urban of
Lafayette, seeded second,
downed Yuracko and Brennan
of Lehigh, unseeded, 7-6 and 7-6,
in the No. 1 doubles finals.
Mazaleski and Abualy of
Lehigh, seeded first, were upset
in the first round of the No. 3
doubles by Kim Regester and
Jeanne Roberts of Bucknell who
won 6-4 and 6-1, and eventually
took first place.
AlumNotes
SATURDAY, OCT. 22
Lehigh alumni will have a
pre-game tailgate and post-
game reception Saturday, Oct.
22, when the Engineer football
team faces Army at West Point.
The kickoff is at 2 p.m.
The tailgate is set for a special
area in the PX parking lot and
the reception will be held in the
Hotel Thayer. Academy officials suggest walking backing
to the PX lot after the game and
driving to the hotel, by which
time parking should be available there of across the street on
Buffalo Soldier Field. Lehigh
alumni clubs of Upper Jersey,
Westchester County, NY, and
Fairfield County, CT, are sponsoring these activities.
THURSDAY, OCT. 27
Admissions counselor Joe
Sterrett of Lehigh, a former
member of the Engineers' football coaching staff, will be the
principal speaker Thursday,
Oct. 27, at the fall dinner meeting of the Connecticut Valley
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