WEDNESDAY. NOVENIBER 12. 1958
Hoa
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Two sophomore
—received two vote
of the Week" seleeti ,
fifth vote.
Alumni executi
sports editor Matt Mat
their votes for Hoak. •I
mented: "No matter tl
say about .the penalty]
80-yard touchd6wn,
scored the TD and or
displayed a great job ol
In fact. I believe it wa'
est pass play in moat
State records. Hoak
promising a sophomor:
as you'll see all year."
Mathews had anon er view:
"I'm voting for the P. nn State
running back who as been
most underused D k Hoak.
The converted sophot ore only
carried the ball four ii• es from
scrimmage Saturday b t picked
up 26 yards and a to chdown.
"He's been relegate; to part
time duty all season a d has still
shown great flashes o potential
before. In the Boston U. game he
again carried a few times and
scored a 36-yard TD.
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"I feel that he has the necessary
speed and ability to hold on to the
ball as evidenced by the coach's
using him on punt returns.
Against West Virginia he had a
33-yard teturn and the 80-yard
TD run that was called back.
"He is also a top passer and
signal caller and should be a
great quarterback when he's
switched back after this sea
son. But I'd • like to see him
run and pass more this year."
Centre Daily Times sports edi
tor Ron Field and Collegian sports
editor Lou-Prato both booted for
Kerr. Field said,; "Kerr played a
well-balanced game with fine de
fensive play and speed in scdring
his TD. Hoak also played a good
game and so did Ruslavage who
intercepted two passes at oppor
tune times." ,
Prato commented: "Kerr play
ed a fine game defeniively and
offensively. He has looked great
defensively all year, being sec
ond to none, and he finally got
a chance to show what he can
do offensively.
WMAJ Sportscaster Mickey
Bergstein voted for end Schleich
er. "I thought Schleicher was tre
mendous," commented the "voice"
of WMAJ.
To informally break the tie, we
got the vote of WDFM sports di
rector Charlie Swift who named
Chuck Ruslavage: "He was the
key man in the tight spots:"
In further ettempt, we asked
the choice of a former sports
editor of the Centre 1) a ily
Times, Paul Poorman: "Hoak—
any guy wh•o can run SO yards
and continue in the game is the
outstanding player - - it shows
endurance."
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Sekeras, Gray Win IM Tennis Titles
By BILL BARBER
On a strong comeback rally,
Bill Sekeras of Alpha Chi
Sigma edged Gery Carp of
Beta Sigma Rho, 7-9, 6-3, 6-2,
to clinch the fraternity intra
mural tennis crown. Carp won
the fraternity crown last Year.
Whit Gray captured the inde
'pendent tennis championship by
downing Bill Stout, 6-2, 6-0.
Sekeras called Carp. last
year's winner and prospective
member of the Penn State ten
nis team, his toughest opponent
in the fraternity tennis play
offs. Carp was ineligible last
year as he had transferred
from Buffalo University, but
expects to be playing this year.
Although Sekeras does not play
for the Lion racqueteers, he play
ed second man for his Tarentum
High School varsity team. Taren
Phi Kappa Sigma, the 1958
IM Fraternity football cham
pions, will meet the Inebriates,
the Indie champs, at 7 tonight
on the golf course. This is the
first time the Indie and Fra
ternity champions will meet, ac
cording to Dutch Sykes, IM di
rector.
turn High copped the WPIAL ten
nis championship two years run
ning during Sekeras's junior and
senior years. He has played ever
since his freshman year in high
school. - .
Gray listed Dave See as his
hardest opponent in the inde
pendent league. Gray was turned
away by Lion tennis cuach Sherm
Fogg when he reported for fall
tennis practice. Fogg claimed
Gray's form was not good enough
to make the team.
Gray started playing tennis
for the first time this summer
to strengthen an injured knee
that resulted from a wrestling
accident in high school compe
tition. He wrestled varsity for
three years at Newton High
School, Newton. N.J.
The fraternity quarterfinals
showed Carp stopping Dwight
Moore of Tau Kappa Epsilon, 6-2,
5-7, 6-1: Vance Rea of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon eked out a 6-2,
3-6, 7-5, victory over James Eich
berg of Phi Epsilon Pi. Sekeras
advanced by defeating Ken Houck
of Chi_ Phi, 9-7, 6-3. Dan Gray,
Beta Theta Pi, downed Tom
Brandeis of Beta Sigma Rho, 6-1,
6-0.
In the semi-finals Carp edged
Rea, 6-2, 10-8, while Sekeras took
a 2-6, 6-2, 6-2. decision over Gray.
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