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

E-JIM LADD, BOWL Green (i4)-Sr.*
T—FRANK FORSYTHE, W ir J fe}—Sr.
G-RALPH BAIERL, Maryland (i2)-Jr.
C-RON SEIBERT, Wabash (7)—Soph.
G—NEIL CAimiix, Idaho (6)—Jr.
T—RALPH LONDON, Butler (8)—Jr.
E-DouG MCCLARY, Wash. (5)-Sr.
B—TONY SCARDINO, Missouri (8)—Jr.
B—CHARLES HORTON, Vandy (10)—Soph.
B-JIM BURST, Wash. (St. L.) (8)-Jr.
B—STAN HUNTSMAN, Wabash (8)—Sr.
•AU-Phi prior to 1953.
BAIERL, Maryland, guard; MCCLARY, Washington, end;
LADD, Bowling Green, end.
AU-Phi Third Team
LoNCON, Butler, tackle; SCARDINO, Missouri, back; SEIBERT, Wabash, center; HUNTSMAN, Wabash, back;
FORSYTHE, W ir J, tackle.
SCHMALING, Purdue, back; BURST, Washington (St. Louis), back;
BRADSHAW, Bowling Green, back.
SPEQAL MENTION
UNEMEN: Wendell Hester, Hawa Wesleyan
(i); John Biever, Northwestern (i);
Jim Freeman, Iowa (1); Nick Cossman,
Washburn (s); Charles Kubes, Minnesota
(2); Carlton Schellhorn, Virginia (3);
Roger Randolph, Idaho (4); Marty Deim,
Centre (3); Jerry Jacobs, Florida State (1);
Jim OUver, Nebraska (4). BACKS: Bill
Bradshaw, Bowling Green (7); Max
Schmaling, Purdue (6); Gerald Cashman,
Kansas State (3); Farrell Albright, Oregon
(s); Don Hess, Kansas (1); Henry Strempek,
Virginia (1).
7-0 upset win over Washington State by DeKleva, Colorado A & M, and Carl Strand,
nabbing a 44-yard scoring pass and kicking Washington State, copped second team
the extra point. In the final game he led honors. Vern Lindskog, Washington capthe
7-0 upset over Oregon.
tain who was terrific in the 7-13 Stanford
A pair of regular sophomore guards John loss, won the center position.