South Mountaineer Volume 26, Issue 18

              Vol. 16 — No. 18
FEBRUARY 14, 1984
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Matmen Rally To Down Navy,
Set Stage For Winning Season
Men Beaten
In Cage Tests
Men's basketball, unable to
find a winning combination
since an impressive conference
victory at Towson State,
dropped five decisions since the
last issue of The South
Mountaineer.
Coach Tom Schneider's array
of freshmen and sophomores,
led by junior captain Paul Wickman of Somerset, NJ, bowed to
Fairfield 72-57, Lafayette 70-52,
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DELAWARE
Penkrot 6-3-4-15, Jones 4-3-4-11,
Angielski 1-0-0-2, Wright 0-2-4-2, Chamberlain 3-4-4-10, Tompkins 10-2-2-22,
Heckert 0-2-3-2, Novak 1-0-0-2, Peal 1-0-
0-2, Weber 1-2-5-4, Dove 5-1-1-11.
Totals: 32-19-27—83.
LEHIGH
Gregory 2-0-0-4, Dowling 1-0-2-2, Wickman 5-5-7-15, Polaha 6-0-0-12, Androlewicz 1-0-0-2, Doswell 4-2-2-10, Belson
6-0-0-12, Henderson 5-0-1-10. Totals: 30-
7-12—67.
Halftime: Delaware, 46-33.
FAIRFIELD
George 5-3-3-13, O'Toole 0-0-0-0, Caz-
zetta 0-0-0-0, Wynder 6-2-2-14, Golden
0-6-6-6, Simenz Oi-1-2-1, Portman 0-0-0-0,
Yerina 3-2-2-8, Gromos 4-6-7-14, Johnson 7-2-2-16, McLeod 0-0-0-0. Totals: 25-
22-24—72.
LEHIGH
Doswell 2-0-0-4, Androlewicz 2-0-0-4,
Polaha 7-0-1-14, Gregory 1-2-4-4, Lee 0-
1-1-21; Dowling 2-6-7-10, Wickman 6-0-
0-12, Henderson 3-2-2-8. Totals:
23-11-16—57.
Halftime, Lehigh, 32-28.
LAFAYETTE
Reynolds 5-0-0-10, Hart 0-0-1-0, Duckett
8-3-4-19, G.Bennett 4-2-4-10, D.Bennett
0-2-3-2, Swint 0-0-0Ld, Morse 6-0-0-12,
Klinger 0-0-1-0, Coalmon 1-0-0-2,
Brightful 4-5-6-13, Gietner 0-0-0-0,
Everson 0-0-0-0, Shincovich 1-0-0-2.
Totals: 29-12-19—70.
LEHIGH
Doswell 2-2-2-6, Belson 1-2-2-4, Androlewicz 4-0-0-8, Polaha 2-7-9-11, Gregory
2-1-1-5, Lee 0-0-0-0, Dowling 2-6-11-10,
Moran 0-0-0-0, Wickman 3-2-3-8, Henderson 0-0-0-0. Totals: 16-20-28—52.
Halftime: Lafayette, 34-25.
BUCKNELL
Puriefoy 1-3-5-5, Andrews 9-0-0-18,
Cosimano 1-0-0-2, Romberger 6-1-1-13,
Sigl 3-1-3-7, Owen 2-1-3-5, Hegedus 2-2-
4-6, Schrader 0-0-0-0, Connor 0-0-0-0.
Totals: 24-8-16—56.
LEHIGH
Doswell 1-1-2-3, Belson 0-0-0-0, Androlewicz 3-1-2-7, Polaha 3-2-2-8, Gregory 1-
0-0-2, Lee 1-0-0-2, Dowling 0-2-2-2,
Moran 2-1-2-5, Wickman 3-3-6-9, Henderson 1-2-2-4. Totals: 15-12-18—42.
Halftime: Bucknell, 27-16.
RIDER
Lee 4-8-9-16; Hammer 1-0-0-2, Burke 2-
4-4-8, Morales 1-0-0-2, Nicholson 0-2-2-2,
Lamar 7-3-4-17, Bolger 2-1-2-5, Carter
0-0-0-0, Thomas 4-3-3-11. Totals: 21-21-
24—63.
LEHIGH
Doswell 2-0-0-4, Belson 0-0-0-0, Androlewicz 7-0-0-14, Polaha 4-3-3-11, Gregory
3-1-3-7, Lee 0-0-0-0, Dowling 0-0-0-0,
Wickman 6-3-4-15, Henderson 1-1-1-3.
Totals: 23-8-11—54.
Halftime: Rider, 30-29.
BRIAN YATES, shown controlling rival in earlier meet, turned in
comeback-launching victory over Navy as Lehigh rallied for 22-12
triumph.
Silver, Steward Pace
Women To 3 Victories
Sophomores Ellen Silver of
Hazlet, NJ, and Shawn Steward
of Columbus, OH, led the way as
the Lehigh women's basketball
team won over Pennsylvania 70-
61, Drexel 53-51, and Rider 80-51,
against a single loss to American, 73-71.
These victories boosted the
season record to ll-and-7 and
balanced the team's East Coast
Conference mark at 3-and-3.
Except for Pennsylvania all
rivals were league teams.
Silver, 6-foot center, piled up
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ECC Honors LU Star
Ellen Silver, Lehigh
sophomore center from
Hazlet, N.J., was named
East Coast Conference
'Co-Player of the Week'
for the week ending Feb.
4.
Silver averaged 22.5
points, 14.5 rebounds and
6.5 blocks in two games
for the Engineers. She had
12 points, 16 rebounds and
10 blocked shots in a 70-61
victory over Penn and tallied 33 points against
American in a 73-71 loss.
For the week she shot 61
percent from the field,
and she leads the conference in blocked shots. Her
mark of 10.1 rebounds per
game places her second
among league leaders.
Silver earned co-player
honors with forward
Darsi Smith of American.
Radio
Radio station WLVR of
Lehigh University, 91.3 on
the FM band, will broadcast all sessions of the
EIWA tournament (Feb.
24-25) and NCAA tournament (March 8-9-10).
Radio station WGPA of
Bethlehem, 1100 on the
AM band, will broadcast
the semifinal round of the
EIWA tournament Feb.
25.
AAiddleweights Turn Tide;
Diekel, Brown Finish Up
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ELLEN SILVER
Lehigh's hopes of a winning
wrestling season were boosted
last Saturday as the Engineers
registered a 22-12 triumph over
Navy at Annapolis.
It was a hard-earned triumph,
coming after the Engineers had
lost the first two bouts, and the
eventual margin of victory was
a surprise.
Earlier coach Thad Turner's
squad had romped 38-6 at the
expense of Cornell only to drop a
22-15 verdict against Cleveland
State in a meet during which
Lehigh won only three bouts.
With the season record standing at 6-and-6 the Engineers
need a triumph at Syracuse on
Friday (2/17) to pack away
their 31st winning mark in the
last 32 years and build up a full
head of steam for the upcoming
EIWA and NCAA tournaments.
Brian Yates, of Clarksboro,
NJ, got Lehigh on the board at
Annapolis with a 13-9 win at 134
over highly-rated freshman
Craig Dellorso. Peter Yozzo
(142) of Sayville, NY, and Tom
Toggas (150) of York, PA, two
Lehigh frosh, followed with triumphs and co-captain Jim
Reilly, of North Wales, PA, won
at 167 over another Navy star,
Jim Reich, 9-4.
Yozzo whipped Middie captain Don Schleicher, 11-3, while
Toggas pulled off a 3-2 upset at
the expense of Kevin Bianchi.
This pair of victories put Lehigh
ahead in the meet, 10-6. Reilly
kept the Engineers out front and
late wins by Paul Diekel at 190
and Bernie Brown at heavyweight completed the successful comeback.
Lehigh's margin had been
sliced to 13-12 when Diekel did a
17-5 number on J.D. Cook,
extending  the   margin   to  an
Television
WLVT-TV, Ch. 39 of the   |
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major wrestling telecasts
I   scheduled.
Sunday,   Feb.   19,   the
t   annual NCAA East-West   |
||   All-Star   meet   will   be   i
shown at 10 a.m.
The   championship
|-   round of the annual EIWA   8
tournament will be fea-   ;|
|j   tured   Sunday,   Feb.   26,   |
and   Sunday,   March   4,
both at 11 a.m.
unbeatable 18-12, and Brown
finished things off in style
against Rick Cobb, Middie
anchor man who needed a fall to
salvage a draw for his team.
Cobb never came close to his
objective, suffering an 8-0
shutout.
Engineer losers were Impounder Damian Butler of Cincinnati, OH, 5-4 on a last-second
tilt; 126-pounder Rich Santoro
of Bethlehem, PA, 5-3; 158-
pounder Tom Bold of Bethlehem, 5-2, and 177-pounder
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LEHIGH—22, NAVY-12
118—Jim Peters (N) dec. Damian
Butler 5-4.
126—Dave Marquis (N) dec. Rich
Santoro 5-3.
134—Brian Yates (L) dec. Craig Dellorso 13-9.
142—Peter Yozzo (L) dec. Don
Schleicher 11-3.
150—Tom Toggas (L) dec. Kevin
Bianchi 3-2.
158—Tim Szymanski (N) dec. Tom
Bold 5-2.
167—Jim Reillv (L) dec. Jim Reich
9-4.
177—Kevin Brooks (N) dec. Eyvind
Boyesen 8-5.
190—Paul Diekel (L) dec. J.D. Cook
17-5.
Hwt—Bernie Brown (L) dec. Rick
Cobb 8-0.
Referee: Pascal Perry.
CLEVELAND ST-22, LEHIGH—15
118—John Velimesis (CS) dec. Damian Butler 8-5.
126—Dan Foldesy  (CS)  dec. Rich
Santoro 6-5.
,    134—Dave Budnar (CS) dec. Brian
Yates 19-13.
142—Bob Richards (CS) dec. Peter
Yozzo 7-6.
150—Steve Babyak  (CS) dec. Tom
Toggas 9-4.
158—Tom Bold (L) dec. Rickv Cole
13-1.
167—Jim Reilly (L) dec. Bill White-
hair 16-3.
177—Matt Dulka  (CS) dec. Eyvind
Boyesen 6-4.
190—Paul Diekel   (L)  dec.  Darryl
Render 142.
Hwt—Matt Ghaffari (CS) dec. Bernie Brown 17-6.
Referee: Fred Richardson
LEHIGH—38, CORNELL—6
118—Damian Bulter (L) dec. John
Papas, 16-8.
126—Rich   Santoro   (L)   dec.   Bob
Arao, 14-2.
134—Brian   Yates   (L)   dec.   Pete
Shaifer, 15-8.
142—Peter Yozzo (L) pinned John
Cvetic in 4:20.
150—Pat Welch (C) dec. Tom Toggas, 9-7.
158—Tommy  Bold   (L)   dec.  Mike
Mankowich, 13-4.
167—Jim   Reilly   (L)   dec.   Scott
O'Neil, 9-0.
177—Ken Griffin   (C)  dec. Eyvind
Boyesen, 6-4.
190—Paul Diekel (L) pinned Howard
Dorf in 2:58.
Unl—Bernie Brown (L) pinned Tim
Kensinger in 1:43.
Referee—John Hosage