Word: hoehn
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...quick look at the situation in this year's Ivy and Eastern Leagues, however, shows quickly that this is not the case. This winter the outstanding players will be at Princeton (Steve Vehslage), Dartmouth (Dick Hoehn), and Yale (Sonny Howe), but of these teams only Yale will offer much of a threat to the Crimson...
Larry Sears played at the number one position in place of Dale Junta. In complete control throughout, he toyed with the Williams captain, Karl Hirshman, defeating him in straight sets, 6-3, 6-1. Today Sears will face Dick Hoehn, who also beat Hirshman, in what should be a close match...
Yale and Dartmouth, with Sonny Howe and Dick Hoehn at their first singles spots, will provide very strong opposition for the varsity's captain, Larry Sears, and Yale and Princeton should be quite strong well down the ladder this winter. Depth may be the deciding factor in the Ivy League race this year, and it looks as though the Crimson might have the depth to regain the titles which it lost last winter in a stunning weekend of losses to Navy and Princeton...
Apparently stung by its recent shellacking by Princeton, the varsity dropped only one set in running through the singles contests. At first singles, Dale Junta topped highly regarded Dick Hoehn, 6-2, 6-3, and in the second position, Steve Gottlieb resumed his winning streak by defeating Bill Bullin...
With the match safely sewed away, the varsity dropped two of the five doubles contests. In the first doubles match, Junta and Sears dropped a long, three setter, 7-5, 7-9, 6-3, to Hoehn and Bullin, and at fifth doubles Harvard's Pete Krogh and Cameron bowed to O.P. Jones and Steve Lampl, 7-5, 6-3, for the Crimson's second defeat...