1953–54 Volume 78 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

LUTZ, Duke, back; MILLER, Illinois, back; KRESS, Michigan, back.
E-DAVE DAVIS, Ga. Tech (23)-Sr.
T—CHAS. FRATT, Cornell (16)—Sr.
G—CARL STRAND, Wash. St. (17)—Soph.
C—VERN LINDSKOG, Wash, (ai)—Sr.
G—JOHN DEKLEVA, Colo. A&M—Soph.
T-WES EDIGER, Ore. St. (i9)-Jr.
E—JAMES SOLTAU, Minnesota (21)—Sr.
B—WORTH LUTZ, Duke (23)—Jr.*
B—TED KRESS, Michigan (15)—Sr.*
B—RALPH CARR, Ore, St. (19)—Sr.
B—KEN MILLER, Illinois (15)—Sr.
• All-Phi prior to 1953.
All-Phi Second Team
SOLTAU, Minnesota, end; CARR, Oregon State, back; LINDSKOG, Washington, center; FRATT, Cornell, tackle; ,
DAVIS, Ga. Tech, end.
of Sugar Bowl bound Georgia
Tech, and Jim Soltau of Minnesota.
Davis is a terrific punter
and an able opportunist who
adjusted to offense play this
year. His interception highlighted
the 6 to 4 win over
S.M.U. and he snagged a touchdown
pass in a close Clemson
contest. Soltau, Minnesota senior,
is the brother of Phi Gordie
Soltau, San Francisco '49ers
star. He started every Gopher
game and was a favorite target
for Giel's passes, especially in
producing the 22 to o win over Michigan.
At tackles are Charles Fratt, Cornell's 218-
pound acting captain, and Wes Ediger of
Oregon State, a 220-pound end who has
been shifted to tackle to strengthen the
STRAND, Washington State, guard; EDIGER, Oregon State, tackle;
DEKLEVA, Colo. A dr M, guard.
honorary team. For his outstanding play
Fratt was awarded the game ball after the
Princeton game. Ediger, performing with
a losing team, played the full 60 minutes on
four occasions. He was responsible for the