PAGE EIGHT Starting Berth Sought By Former Refugee Kart By JIM BUKATA {This is the jirst in a series on members of the 1962-63 Pehn State 1 basketball team. ' Next is Bob Hutchinson.) Ulo Kart is a big man and coach John Egli is expecting Big things of him this winter. The Estonian-born refugee is 6-7, 240 pounds, and on a' -basketball court that’s a lot of man to move—especially under the boards. ; _ Kart spent the first half of the last basketball season on academic probation and thus was only able to play; in the last 12 games. j • During this jtime, Kart rebound and puf on a great act whenever a foul was trailed on him. Kart scored only 61 points in the 12 games he played but many came in key games that helped the Lions to a 12-11 season. He used his bulk to block out the . opposing players . under the boards, making it easy for him self or one_of his | teammates to grab the rebound. And he put on: a few antics after-personals were called on him that left the fans laughing. This would occur rafter Kart had just “cleavered” .an opponent down. i : He would flail his arms into the air and make gestures like "who me? —'l never touched the guy." - Kart came to State from a high school in Bridgeton. New Jersey. He started on the freshman team, teaming with the 'now departed Wayrje Lundy to form a strong ifront line; : The books sent Kart for a tumble last year and Egli ! is hoping, that it vmn’t happen again! "He’s a boy with size and I - we "ht.” Egli said. "We need him in the lineup to grab the rebounds and to score for us" Kart came back 1 to school this" year with the idea that he wanted to nlay basketball, j - ; He is starting to lose some of! the unnecessary ibulk that he carr.rd around, often slowing him down. i One of his big attributes on the i Limelight Worri CHICAGO (AP) —The price of being thrust into the national limelight as the No. 1 footbal’ team constant attention by spoils writers and sportscasters— wos nf growipg concern yesterday to Coach Ara Par seghiun. - . “I know the fellows have to do their jobs.” Parseghian told the Chicago Football Writers, "“but ever since wc defeated Ohio State there has been a flow, of newspa permen. radio and television men ■**nd magazine writers to our prac tices, and telephones that ring 'Trotter Tickets Available Tickets for the Harlem- Globe trotters-Atlantic City Sea Gull basketball game at Rec Hall Nov. 27 will go on sale tonight at 7 in the Rec Hall ticket office. Promotional work 'for internationally known fjjjm with -offices in every major city throughout the world. Car furnished. Careers in management available to qualified students upon graduation. Must' have at least average grades. Working schedule will be arranged to suit class and study schedule whenever possible. Call :Mr. Morse, 9:30 ajm.-l:00 | \ I ■! 1 Salary 4\7 dollars per week | | showed the ability to score, *'] * * floor will be the ability to screen. His size will help set screens so that other players can .get off a shot. ; Kart’s trademark is a sweeping hook shot. He worked on it over the summer and has become quite adept at making the two pointer. He is ticketed for a starting berth and Egli is hoping that Kart will- become the big man State needs. . :: I t s Parseghian continuously. It is getting difficult to get any work done. - - “For instance, take Tom Myers he nation’s top major collegiaie oasser.— he can’t sit down to eat without someone therf asking him questions. ' “We don’t mind publicity, but we. have work to do,-and mavbe t’s time to lay off of us a little. We’ve been throwing the doors "peh ’on Monday and Tuesday. But we are holding drills behind closed "doors. "apers Trade Hatfnot "OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) The. Oakland Oaks acquired i 6-foot-10 center Jim Hadnot from the Phil adelphia Tapers of "the American Basketball League, yesterday, in exchange for Larry' Sdgfried; Jim Darrow and Chuck Curtis. COLLEGE MEN ! Part time employment I 15 hours per week AD 8-8992 ' THfe DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK/ 'PENNSYLVANIA' ULO KART ★ * ★ ' A. 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