South Mountaineer Volume 26, Issue 02

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Vol. 26 — No. 2
SEPTEMBER 20, 1983
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Colgate Rally Halts Engineers
AhuiiNotes 1 Fast Start
In conjunction with the
Lehigh Home Club boat trip to
the Lehigh-Navy football game
the Alumni Association will
sponsor a hospitality suite at the
Baltimore Hilton Friday, Sept.
23.
A private room with a cash
bar will be open from 10 p.m.
until midnight at The Hilton,
Charles Center, 101 W. Fayette
St., just five blocks from the
harbor.
More than 100 rooms at The
Hilton (1-301-752-1100) have
been reserved by Lehigh
alumni. The boat trip itself has
been sold out for several weeks.
SATURDAY, OCT. 1
Lehigh   Club  of  Delaware:
Pre-game tailgate at Delaware
football game and private parking for Lehigh fans at the Robs-
cott Building (opposite stadium
parking) on Chestnut Hill Rd.
(Rt. 4). Free refreshments.
Post-game reception at Howard
Johnson's on College Ave. (Rt.
896).
Alumni desiring maps/flyers
detailing these events, and others during the season, may
obtain them by sending a
stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Alumni Association
Office, Alumni Memorial Building #27, Lehigh University,
Bethlehem, Pa. 18015.
Bus To Delaware
The Class of 1985 will be sponsoring a bus to the Delaware
football game October 1. For
further information please contact Denny Diehl at 861-3136.
I For Women |
Lehigh's women's field ;|
§i   hockey team got off to a 1
§i   winning start chiefly on igi
the scoring of its New Jer- |§
sey veterans.
Missy Miller, of Cherry |§
I   Hill,  notched two goals ||
|   and  Kate  Hutchison  of i|
Trenton had one in a first- ||
ever  Engineer triumph §i
over   powerhouse  West §i
|   Chester  State,  3-2.  The
Rams have been ranked ||
first nationally twice in §|
i   the last five years.
Hutchison  came back §|
with   another  goal   two il
days later as coach Judy i|
Baxter's  squad blanked 1
the University of Toledo, ig
3-0.   Another   Garden §
|   Stater,   Patricia  Lee  of |
||   Cranford, was the shutout |
||   goalie, notching 11 saves, if
|ij   and   Mary   Weiner   of |i
ii   Cherry Hill registered a |i
1   Soal.
Karen  Yost,  of Glen- §
i   side, PA, also scored in if
i|   the Toledo game.
El WAs At Navy
The 80th annual Eastern
Intercollegiate Wrestling Association championship tournament next Feb. 24-25, originally
scheduled for Lehigh, has been
moved to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, Md.
Lehigh hosted the tourney
three times recently, in 1980,
1982   and   1983.
Raiders, After Trailing 28-17,
Capitalize On Late Turnovers
Despite a record-setting performance by split end Rennie
Benn, of Short Hills, NJ,
Lehigh's football team dropped
a high-scoring battle at Colgate
last Saturday, 47-28, with the
Raiders coming from behind in
the fourth quarter.
The Engineers, overcoming
10-0 and 17-7 deficits on the passing and catching of quarterback
Marty Horn, also of Short Hills,
and Benn, held a 28-17 lead in the
third period.
Benn had 14 receptions during
the game to top a Lehigh school
mark of 13 set by tight end Rich
Miller in 1966 against Rutgers.
Eleven of his grabs came in the
first half and after the intermission he was used chiefly as a
decoy. His 14 catches accounted
for 199 yards, including a seven-
yard scoring reception, and
three of them set up Lehigh's
other three TDs.
The Engineers, despite this
aerial outburst and the hard
running of fullback Doug Ertz of
West Lawn, PA, who plunged
for three scores, couldn't hold
off the Raiders in the latter
stages of the contest when offensive mistakes quickly turned
things around.
First punter Mike O'Hagan of
Hawthorne, NJ, touched a knee
to the ground scooping up a
bouncing pass from center. He
got off his punt but officials
ruled the play dead at the
Lehigh 15. The Raiders, who
had driven 80 yards for a TD
NEW SOCCER COACH Tim Knoster (left) joins
Lehigh squad celebrating 2-1 victory over Moravian which enabled the Engineers to win the Mayor's Trophy for the third straight season and the
(JOE RYAN Photo)
third time in four years. Kerry Remley of Fleetwood, PA, and Jeff Hall, of Naperville, IL, scored
the Lehigh goals.
moments earlier cutting their
deficit to 28-23, had to settle for a
field goal this time and trailed
28-26 early in the fourth quarter.
Colgate kicked off, blocked a
punt and regained possession on
the 1-yard line, scoring quickly
to move ahead 34-28. Colgate
kicked off again, returned an
intercepted pass to the 1, and
punched across another TD for
a 40-28 cushion. Suddenly a fine
Lehigh effort had come
unglued. Colgate's two touchdowns and the field goal, in
Game At   I
| A Glance |
LEHIGH 0 14 14   0—28
Colgate 10   7   6 24—47
C—FG 48 Powers.
C—Kinney 33 pass from Calabria. Powers kick.
L—Benn  7  pass  from Horn.
Scott kick.
C—Kozak 25 pass from Calabria. Powers kick.
L—Ertz 1 run. Scott kick.
L—Ertz 1 run. Scott kick.
L—Ertz 1 run. Scott kick.
C—Erenberg 1 run. Run failed.
C—FG 25 Powers.
C—Erenberg 1 run. Erenberg
run.
C—Erenberg 1 run. Pass failed.
C—Kozak 9 pass from Calabria.
Powers kick.
Attendance: 6,000
Leh Col
First downs  26     18
Net yds rushing 113   148
Net yds passing 325   254
Total yds  438   402
Passes attempted  48    21
Passes completed  28     13
Had intercepted    3      3
Punts    7      6
Avg distance  26*   41
Fumbles     1     1
Fumbles lost    1     0
Penalties    3    5
Yds penalized  15    45
OFFENSIVE LEADERS
Rushing             att net avg td
Erenberg, C ... 22   101   4.5 3
Ertz, L 20     58   2.9 3
Schreck, L 18     56   3.1 0
Semler, L   4     19   4.7 0
Hall, C   8     17   2.1 0
Passing... att com int yds td
Horn, L 39   24     3   274   1
Calabria, C .21   13    3   254   3
Receiving cgt yds td
Benn, L 14   199   1
Kozak, C '.... 5   128   2
Hunt, L  5     49   0
Schreck, L  4     18   0
Kinney, C  3    54   1
rapid-fire order, brought the
Engineers back to earth and
ruined chances for a major
upset.
Lehigh's stunning aerial
attack in the middle periods,
when the Engineers came to life
after the Raiders had jumped
ahead, found Horn firing the
ball repeatedly to Benn, tight
end Jeff Hunt of Nazareth, PA,
or tailback Peter Schreck of
West Lawn, PA. Once the Engineers got close the job was
turned over to Ertz and the 207-
pound fullback smashed across
the goal line three times following an earlier Horn to Benn
scoring toss of seven yards.
The game eventually looked
like a blowout in the newspaper
result columns, 47-28, but it was
far from that. Lehigh led 26-18 in
first downs, 325-254 in yards
passing, 438-402 in total yards
and 35:56 to 24:04 in time of possession. Colgate held a slight
edge in yards rushing, 148-113.
Lehigh, a 38-10 winner over
Northeastern in its opener, is at
Navy Saturday. Colgate, a 15-13
victor over Army before meeting the Engineers, plays at
Cornell.
Weekly Awards
Split end Rennie Benn and
defensive tackle Wayne Kasbar
were winners of Lehigh coaching staff weekly football awards
following last Saturday's loss at
Colgate. No special teams selection was made.
Travel Problems
Alumni and guests coming to
events on campus, including
football games, are advised to
allow for extra time if arriving
from the East on Rt. 22.
A section of the road between
4th and 13th Streets, in Easton,
Pa., is being re-surfaced and
one lane in each direction is out
of use until late November.
Vehicles wider than eight feet
are banned during construction
periods.
LEHIGH PLAYERS
Defense: Outside linebackers—
Serratelli, Theuerkauf, Zimbardo, Ble-
witt, E.Williams. Tackles—Kasbar,
Zlock, Devenzia, Gillespie. Nose
guard—Walton, Tylutki. Inside linebackers—Shigo, Santangelo, Ellow.
Corner backs—Talmadge, Mecca,
Isla, Thomas, Bellantoni. Safeties—
Lippincott, Gum, O'Hagan, Ragi-
mierski.
Offense: Split ends—Benn, Melton.
Tight ends—Hunt, Jeffries. Tackles—
J.Thompson, Bollinger, Hallick, Exar-
chakis. Guards—L.Williams, Bear,
Murphy. Centers—Whitehead, Snyder.
Quarterbacks —Horn, Semler.
Fullbacks—Ertz, Tamburo, Cirucci.
Tailbacks—Schreck, Opet. Wing-
backs—LaSelva, Husberger. Kickers—Scott, Melick.