1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

Sports Shorts
Joshua Johnson (Sr.) Bendey,
Edwin Babayova (Jr.) CaL St.
Northridgejames Fuson (Sr.)
D«Pfl«TO, Jeff Durst (Sr.)
Franklin, Andy Shultz (Sr.)
Franklin, Ted Ross (St.)
Lawrence, Chad Rettler (Sr.)
Lawrence, Dave Stukenberg
(Sr.) SW Missouri, Mike SUme
(Jr.) Valparaiso, Tyler Koon
(Sr.) Western Kentucky, Kevin
Homick (Sr.) Wabash; Centers:
David Copage (Sr.) Centre,
Marc Meeker (Jr.) Case Western,
Dan Elmore (Sr.)
DePauWjJziad Handelman
(Sr.) Gettysburg, Dan Strobel
(Sr.) Ripon, Thomas Smith
(Jr.) Randolph-Macon; Backs:
Marco Manorcchio (Sr.)
Ashland,]tss Garner (Sr.) CaL
St Northridge, Brian
Goodman (Sr.) DePauw, MUce
Gignta (Sr.) DePauw, Sean
Donohoe (Sr.) Puget Sound,
JefFZittel (Jr.) Ripon,Txtvoi
BeU (Jr.) Valparaiso, Michael
Above: Lou Gehrig Award
presentation to Cal Ripken Jr.:
Phi representatives attended a
ceremonial presentation of the
Lou Gehrig memorial Award
to Cal Ripken Jr. of the
Baltimore Orioles on June 29.
Among those in attendance
were Fred Stribling, Tampa
'80; past president of the
General Council, Frank
Abemathy, Richmond '60;
General Fraternity warden,
Robert "Fitz" Fitzpatrick,
Maryland '58; Greg Lowe,
Widener '92; and Maryland
Alpha president, Chris
Washburn. Left: Cal Ripken
Jr. admires the plaque.
MacLane (Jr.) Washington &
Lee.
Defense
Line: Doug Wack (Jr.)
Case Western, Ron Maden (Jr.)
CaL Poly, Chris Lynch (Sr.)
Franklin, Chris Paquet (Sr.)
Ripon, Brian Bousley (Sr.)
Ripon, Doug Berg (Sr.) SE
Missouri,Todd Elder (St.)
Valparaiso,TTSicy Smith (Jr.)
Wabash; Linebacker: Brady
Field (Sr.) Texas Tech, Travis
Jaggers (Jr.) Ce«fre,Jared
Stagner (Sr.) Franklin, Lance
Shiring (Sr.) Gettysburg,
Michael Batt (Sr.) Lawrence,
Rodney Emmons (Sr.) Puget
Sound, Scott York (Jr.), Scott
Petcu (Jr.) Valparaiso, and
Randy Brogle (Sr.) Washington
(St. Louis); Backs: Eric
NeidUnger (Sr.) Franklin,
Doug BrUes (Sr.) Lawrence,
Jarott Masotti (Sr.) McGill,
Chad Cuci (Sr.) Washington
(St. Louis).
President and CEO of the Adanta Committee for the Olympic
Games, Billy Payne, Georgia '69, has recovered from heart surgery
last spring and is back organizing the
1996 Games.A workaholic by nature,
Payne is reorganizing his demanding schedule.
"I'm not working the hours I once did.
Not yet anyway," he said.
Cam Bonifay, Georgia Tech '74, was
named general manager and senior vice
president of the Pittsburgh Pirates in June.
Billy Payne
A former scout for Cincinnati Reds and
the St. Louis Cardinals, Bonifay will be involved
with player evaluations, contract negotiations, and major
league and minor league advance scouting. Brother Bonifay was
the assistant GM for the Pirates before assuming this position.
Terry Holland, Davidson '64, was selected to the 1996
Olympic Basketball Committee as one of two representatives
from college programs. Holland currently serves as the athletic
director for Davidson College and is a member of the All Phi
Basketball Board.
Matt Gogel, Kansas '94, a two-time All Sports Honor Roll
golfer, won his second consecutive Kansas amateur match play
golf championship. Gogel was one of only four amateurs who
qualified for the U.S. Open last year
The departure of Scott Fortune, Stanford '88, from the
USA Men's Volleyball team to play pro in Italy hasn't left the team
without a Phi representative. Duncan Blackman, Stanford '94,
an All Sports Honor Roll volleyball selection will be playing with
the team as an outside hitter
Bill Tobin, Missouri '63, vice president of player personnel
with the Chicago Bears resigned recently over differences with
the team's management.
Robert Clark, California '35, was selected posthumously to
the University of California Athletic Hall of Fame. A track and
field All America in 1934, Brother Clark earned a silver medal in
the decathalon during the 1936 Olympics.
University of Kansas athledc director, Bob Fredrick, Kansas
'62, turned down an offer for the AD spot at Michigan.
Fredrick is regarded as one of the rising stars in his profession.
Last year, the Jayhawks produced a bowl champion football
team, a Final Four basketball team, and a College World Series
baseball team for the first time in NCAA history KU gave
Fredrick a three-year contract with a rollover clause to keep
him.
In the NFL, the San Diego Chargers signed John Kidd,
Northwestern '84, a ten-year veteran puntenThe San Francisco
49ers signed backup quarterback Jeff Bridewell, Cal. Davis '90,
a former All Phi unanimous selection. Lin Elliott, TexasTecli '90,
an All Phi kicker who didn't miss a single attempt in his Super
Bowl appearance with the Dallas Cowboys, missed three field
goals in in an overtime tie between Dallas and Detroit in a preseason
game in London, England.
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