Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
STATISTICS


runs were terminated by the
soggy underfooting. Chilly
weather held the crowd to a
handful Of CIV fans and
alumni.
Halfback Mike Sommer. star
of last years Colonial eleven
and the Redskins first draft
choice. arrived from a holiday
trip to Miami five minutes be-
fore the kick ff-just in time
to play a starring role for the
victors. 1t was his 36-yard
gain on a pass play from Quar-
terback Jack Baumgartner that
featured a 70-yard Alumni
march early in the second
quarter for the games only
score.
ClaypOOI Scores
Fullback Dick Claypool got
the touchdown with a 6-yard
smash over right tackle. and
added the extra point. with a
well-kicked placement. ready
for a fight II pressed too hard.
End Don Herman. a 6-foot-
3. 200-pounder from Harris
burg, Pa. was one Of several
Varsity standouts. He figured
in the key play Of his teams
first-period threat. slipping
away from Andy Davis to take
a 26-yard pass from Quarter
back Ed Hino to the Alumni l8-
yard line. From there. with Ted
Colna. l78-pound battler
from st. Clair. Pa, Tom Haly,
a left-footed punter from Hav-
ertown, Pa. and Duane Whet-
stone. a l90-pound fullback
from Tomacqua. Pa. banging
a surprised Alumni line, the
Varsity moved to the l-yard
line before 1t was halted.
Only twice again did the
Varsity encroach on Alumni ter
ritory. and the most serious of
these forayS ended on the %
yard line in the third quarter.
SOmmer Catches Pass
Haly. Hino - running when
an intended pass-receiver was
covered - and Colna sliced
through the line for gains
ranging from Hays three to
limos 10 yards before the
Alumni braced on the % and
threw them back to the SO,
forcing Haly to punt.
Sommer. who made a diving
catch of another pass for three
yards later in the game. and
Bill Weaver. another former
Redskins draftee, ripped the
varsity line for a first down.
and Bob Sturm passed to End
Jack Kesock for ii yards be-
fore Hino intercepted Sturm's
pass. intended for Weaver. in
the end zone.
Sherman liked the work of
his first team. which included
Herman and John Whiting at
the ends. Ed Rutsch, a ESQ
FOUNDER from Teaneck. N. j.,
and Pete Waselewski at tackles:
Henry Busky and Bob Frulla,
guards: Bob Baribiere, center.
and the backfleld OF Hino, Col
ma. Haly and milestone. But
the CIV coach says he has to
find some reserve strength If
he hopes to better last years
record Of two victories against
seven defeats.
In addition to Davis. Bino
Barreira. whose 23-yard run in
the first period was the longest
Of the day from scrimmage;
Dave Liddick. now OF the Pitts
burgh Steelers; Art Koyoian, |
Cecil Perkins. Jack Kesock and |
Dick Gaspari held up well for |
the oldtimers.
VARSITY
Ends-Herman. WHITING. smythe,
Boneski Sluger
Tsckies-Waselewski Rutsch. zale-
Xxi. Posati. WisleT, Groves
Guards-- Busky. Frulla. Ligensa,
Taylor Reeves. Spauldina
Centers-Barblere. Fearer.
Guarterbacks--Hino Packen.
~, Half56s .s,S.Glnp cArraeiOla. Haly.
Fuilbaeks - Whetstone. HarkIeroad. |
Ennis. Wilt.
ALUMNI
Ends---Gleason. Gaskeli, PerSkins,
Nesock
:. TomGsykowski. LiddIek.
McHenry, FeulA
ouards--..fIoar, Koyjoian. sakaeh. |
sutton. Bodolus.
Centers---Dredne, oaspArl, Hince,
. Quarterbacks - Baumgartner, Fox, |
henzes. Htfum
Halibseks--Harrsira, Davis. SON.
FullbAcks-Claypool. Beaver.
llumni - z o o.
varsity ..--- o u q 90
SCORING. Touchdown--fVarsity Clay