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

38 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for September, 1953
Know Your Phi Football Stars in '53
BIRCHER, JERRY RITTER, JIM WYATT, DAVE BASINGKR and
BOB WATSON (L), CLAUDE KRONE, JACK SHORT and JOHN
HARDING (B) Ohio Wesleyan; DON ROTT, MARK BOLLINGER,
JIM WRIGHT, BERNIE MATYSHAK and RICH DAMNKOEPLER
(L), CHARLES WALLACE and JIM CAMPBELL (B), Washington
U. (St. Louis); PETE HOSUTT, FRANK SCHERER, BOB
BURDEN, GIL ANDERSON, JIM JONES, RIC JOHNSON, ED
COSENTINO, JOHN RUSSELL (L), FRANK CASEY and ROD
STUART (B), Knox; WES EDIGER (L) and JOEL CALAVAN (B),
Oregon State; JOHN SIMONS, BOB FORSYTH, KEN HARPER,
DICK SANDIFER and JOHN HANDLEY, Kansas (B); JACK
HENIFF, Illinois (B); WALKER STONE and TED ARTHUR,
Allegheny (B); BOB JONES, Dickinson (B); DON HOLT,
Oregon (B); JIM FREEMAN, BOYD GUEN and TOM KERF,
Iowa (L); BOB MEUNG, Iowa State (L); ROBERT TOPLIFF
(B) and LARRY HAMLIN (L), Akron; DON HIXES (B),
Butler; KEITH SEAL (B), GORDON MCCRACKEN, JOHN AT-
WELL and GENE WILSON (L), Franklin; Louis FERRAGUZZI,
RALPH CUCCUSO (L) and ADAM BERLUTIS (B), Colby; LEE
KITTELL (L), Lake Forest; JOHN VALLOTTI (L) Lehigh;
ROBERT STRAWIC and RICHARD HOLOUBEK (B) Whitman;
FRED SHEAN (L) U.C.L.A.; FRED HILLER and ED CONDRA,
New Mexico; JON KREPPER and BOB LENKER, Dartmouth;
JIM DAVENPORT and BUD DEKLEVA, Colorado A. & M,
(Continued from page 35)
Phikeia Grid Performers
LINEMEN: LEVOKE RENSHAW, Whitman; BEN DAUGHERTY,
Georgia Tech; BILL DIXON and JIM PRUITT, WASH­
INGTON & Lee; KEITH POLUSKA, Wabash; Russ HEDDEN,
Lafayette; GEORGE MINK, Nebraska; Russ GIGANTI,
Miami; MEL HAMMERSTROM, Lehigh; CHARLES AUGER
and JOHN HERBERT, Colby; DAN SIMOTOVICH, Florida
State; BILL MATTOX, Butler; CHARLES WALTON, Denison;
TOM WOODRUFF and FLOYD TEAS, Vanderbilt;
RALPH BAEIRL, Maryland; JIM FAULTNER, Idaho; VERN
SAMPLER, Oregon State; ELBERT EBINGER, Ohio State;
CARL STRAND and DOUG RIGGS, Washington State.
BACKS: CHARLES GARWOOD, Dickinson; FRANK DUBAR,
Lafayette; DENNY STUDRAWA, Miami; CARL RICHEY,
LARRY HARRIS and DANNY WALKER, Butler; JOHN
KEEGAN, Denison; JIM SHELTON, Davidson; DON MOEH-
LENHAP, Washington (St, Louis); DAVE GRAESER, Case;
SPENCER CONLEY, Utah; KEN KESSARIS, Brown; DEAN
GILLESPIE, Vanderbilt; BOB ALLISON, Kansas; RICHARD
NOLAN, Maryland; HARVEY MASSEY and BILL GRAMN,
Florida State; JOHN AHART, DICK STUBER and BRUCE
ALEXANDER, Iowa State; BILL CHEADLE, Oklahoma;
BOB RiGtJERT, Oregon State; JACK CAMPBELL and BILL
BOOTH, Ohio State; AL PAULSON, DICK MEDLOCK and
EVERETT GUST, Washington State.
With Phis in the World of Sports
BY DR. JOHN DAVIS, JR., Washburn '38
KARL KLUCKHOHN (Colgate), all-around athletic
performer who won All-Phi football and baseball
honors, has signed as a member of the St. Lawrence
University coaching staff. . . . JIM WILKER-
SON (Miami), All-Phi baseball performer and a
Cleveland Indian farm hand, is one of the hitting
stars for Camp Pickett (Va.) Army team. . . . E. J.
ROGERS, JR. (Oklahoma), LOUIE ROPER (Nebraska)
and ED HOPKINS (Texas) played in the
Trans-Mississippi Golf Tournament. . . . BILL
JOHNSTON (Utah), former All-Phi Honor Roll
golfer, played in the U. S. Open golf tourney at
Oakmont.
SKIPPER WILLIAMS (Kansas) repeated as
doubles champion in the 32nd Annual Kansas State
Trap Shoot. . . . CHUCK SPEISER (Michigan
State), former N.C.A.A. boxing champion, is battling
for recognition among the nation's top ten heavyweights.
. . . DICK DEITRICK (Pittsburgh), football
captain and basketball regular, turned speaker
in the spring as chief orator at the Bellefield Presbyterian
Church men's meeting. . . . VERN
LINDSKOG (Washington), football captain-elect,
received a reprieve from the Pacific Coast Conference
faculty.representatives and was granted another
year of eligibility to offset only 43 seconds played in
the 1950 season before being injured.
JEFF KNOX (Ga. Tech), wingman who caught
21 passes for 287 yards, signed with the Philadelphia
Eagles. . . . BOB GAMBOLD (Washington State), a
former All-Phi gridder and an assistant coach at his
alma mater last year, has signed up to play pro football
with the L. A. Rams. . . . PAT CANNAMELA
(Southern Calif.), a former All-Phi and Ail-American,
will play football this season with the strong
Ft. Ord Army team. ... At the 65th National A.A.U.
Track & Field Meet in Dayton, Ohio, VAN ZIM­
MERMAN (Penn.) tied for third in the pole vault
at 13' 914", and BARNEY DYER (Utah) tied for
fourth in the high jump at 6' 5V^". . . . VAN
ZIMMERMAN was selected for one of the AAU
postseason track tours in Norway and Sweden. . . .
At the N.C.A.A. golf tournament, FLOYD ADDING­
TON (S.M.U.) reached the quarter-finals and at the
N.C.A.A. tennis tournament JIM READ (U.C.L.A.)
reached the semi-finals in doubles.
CECIL ISBELL (Purdue), former Boilermaker
and Green Bay Packers football star, was named an
assistant coach at Louisiana State University. . . .
Golfers JACK MUNGER (S.M.U.), the Dallas veteran,
and CHARLES (Chick) EVANS (Northwestem),
one of the greats of the Bobby Jones era, played
in the 1953 British Amateur Golf tournament. . . .
FRANK POTTS (Oklahoma), University of Colorado
track coach for 26 years, has been selected by
the United States army as instructor at several track
clinics in Europe during the summer. . . . CHUCK
WOLFE (North Dakota), Little All-Phi performer,
was a Helms Athletic Foundation second team
N.A.I.A. basketball selection.