1964–65 Volume 89 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

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WITH PHIS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTSBy Dr. John Davis, Jr., Washburn '38With Contributors: Ken Hansen, New Mexico '55; Lothar A. Vasholz, Colorado '52;Clarence W. Walls, Oregon '12Mets Pay $20,000 BonusTo Siga Keith WeberKeith Weber (Missouri), NCAA and Olympicbaseball star, who led Big Eight hurlers last seasonwith a 0.18 earned run average, has signed a contractwith the New York Mets for a bonus in excessof 120,000.Weber was named in the November issue ofTHE SCHOLL as the initial winner of the TrautmanBaseball Award, established in the memory ofGeorge M. Trautman (Ohio State '14) this pastyear. It will be given each year to the outstandingintercoUegiate Phi Delt baseball player.Weber pitched in the NCAA world series atOmaha and dropped a decision to Minnesota, ultimatecollegiate champions. He was, however, selectedto the NCAA All-American team. His decision toaccept a professional contract followed a recent tripto the Olympics in Japan when he hurled a pairof victories for the United States amateur baseballteam.Al Wistert Named To HelmsFootball Hall of FameThe great Michigan football player, Al Wistert,a tackle (1940-42) was honored recently with electionto the Helms Foundation Football Hall ofFame. An All-American tackle and later an All-Proselection with the Philadelphia Eagles, Wistert isone of three brothers (all Phis) who starred onWolverine grid teams.ton between 1926 and 1928. The bank president isRay Evans (Kansas '44) of Kansas City, a renownedpassing halfback for Kansas in 1941-42 and 1946-47. He was also an outstanding basketbaU playerand was named to AU-Phi teams in both sports.Brothers Carroll and Evans and eight otherswere honored at the Foundation's |50-a-plate, blacktiedinner at the Waldorf-Astoria, with more than1,600 in attendance. 'I'oastmaster Was Ed Sullivanand one of the speakers, Johnny Carson.United Football LeagueDimancheff, BrodheadHonorsBoris (Babe) Dimancheff (Purdue) of the CantonBulldogs has been named United Football LeagueCoach of the Year by his fellow coaches. His quarterback.Bob Brodhead (Duke), who led the Bulldogsto the championship, was named the UFL's mostvaluable player in a poll of league coaches.Sports ShortsAlvin Dark (LSU), recently released as manager ofthe San Francisco Giants, joined the Chicago Cubsas a coach for the 1965 season. . . Jay Roberts(Kansas) completed a 22-game season at end forthe Ottawa Rough Riders in the Canadian Foot-Phi Trio Leads Ohio U.in Football in 1964Helms Basketball Hall of FameNames Oklahoma's Gerald TuckerGerald Tucker (Oklahoma '44), who was twicenamed to the official All-America basketball team,was among nine former players added recently tothe Helms Foundation's Basketball Hall of Fame.Following graduation. Brother Tucker was anAAU performer with the PhiUips Oilers, a team helater coached. For several years he also served onTHE SCROLL'S AU-Phi Basketball Board.Carroll, Evans Are Named ToFootball's Hall of FameA prosecuting attorney and a bank president,both Phis, were among ten heroes of the past whowere inducted into the National Football Foundation'sHall of Fame in New York City, December 8.The prosecutor is Charles Carroll (Washington'29), Seattle, a fine running halfback for Washing-[202]COACH and CO-CAPTAINS of the Ohio Universityfootball team during the past season are wearers of theSword and Shield. Shown above, they are (left to right):Head Coach WiUiam (Bill) Hess, Ohio '47, and Co-Captains Don (Skip) Hoovler, center, and Ron Curtis,halfback.
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for JANUARY, 1965 203ball League. . . . Jim Otto (Miami of Florida), playingwith the Oakland Raiders, was again namedby the AP and the UPI to the AU-AFL Pro Teamas an offensive center. . . Dainard Paulson (OregonState), With the N.Y. Jets, led the AFL with12 interceptions and was named on the UPI AU-.•\FL Pro Team as a defensive back. . WayneWalker (Idaho), playing with the Detroit Lions,was selected on the AP and the UPI AU-NFL ProFootball Team as a defensive outside line backer.Dave Parks (Texas Tech), a flanker back withthe San Francisco 49er's, was named to the NFLAU-Western Division Pro Team. . Tom Myers(Northwestern); Tom Nowatzke (Indiana), DonHoovler and John Frick (Ohio U.) were selected toplay in the 16th Senior Bowl Game in Mobile inJanuary. . . Harold Anderson (Bowling Green), amember of the AU-Phi Basketball Board, retiredafter 23 years as Director of Athletics at BowlingGreen State University. He is one of a few basketballcoaches in the country who has accumulatedover 500 wins. His retirement will in no way affecthis status on the AU-Phi Basketball Board. .Ron Stein (Illinois), whose home town is O'Fallon,Illinois, headed the USA entries in the 1964 Paralympicsin Tokyo; he won 3 gold medals in thefield events.Early Season BasketballNotesWhen Texas Tech beat Colorado, 85-83, NormReuther and Harold Denney scored 15 and 20points, respectively, for the winners, and MikeFrink hit 7 goals and 6 free throws for the losers., . Denney also scored 24 as the Red Raidersedged Nebraska, 82-78, and Frink counted 13 in aColorado loss to Northwestern. ... In the samelosing cause Lyrm Baker led the Colorado scoringwith 23 points. . . A. D. Roberts (Oklahoma) was54 in an 86-73 win over Texas. . . Larry Hawk(Oklahoma State) counted 10 in a victory over thesame team, and 16 in a narrow loss to Vanderbilt., . Tom Steimnetz (Lawrence), averaging 22 pointsper game for the Vikings, tallied 27 in a recent winover Milton College. Teainmate Earl Hooveradded 13. . . Co-Capt. Don Early (Missouri) sank4 baskets in a win over the Air Force and 10 moreas St. Louis U. was vanquished.Ron Ford and Gordon Hibbard (Washburn)scored 22 and 24 points in a loss to Rockhurst, andFord continued his attack on the hoop with 21counters in wins over Wayne State and Peru State.. Jeff Gehring (Miami-Ohio) hit for 6-5 as Cincinnatiwas downed, 65-55. . . Rod Franz (Kansas)contributed 14 points to help beat New Mexico,59-40. . . BiU McKeown (Illinois) had a big nightwith 19 points as the lUini toppled Kentucky, 91-86. George Fisher (Utah) was 6-6 in a 99-74win over Southern Cal. . . Dennis Kloke (WashingtonState) helped a 75-70 win over Idaho with18 counters, and contributed 10 in a narrow lossto Washington. . Teammate Tom Tommervicksank four buckets in the Idaho win. . DaveSnow (Whitman) scored 20 in a loss to EasternOregon, and 18 in another loss to Whitworth.Send Recommendations NowFor All-Phi BasketballHOLDOVER: Larry Hawk (Oklahoma State) Sr.,6' 2", Unanimous AU-Phi & AP All-Big Eight. 2ndTeam: Bob Camp (West Virginia) Sr., 6' 8"; GeorgeFisher (Utah) Jr., 6' 7"; Jeff Gehring, Miami (Ohio)Sr., 6' 6" and A. D. Roberts (Oklahoma) Sr., 5' U"3rd Team: Dave Snow (Whitman) Sr., 6' 4"; BarryClemens (Ohio Wesleyan) Sr., 6' 7"; BiU McKeown(Illinois) Sr., 6' 3"; Don Early (Missouri) co-captain,Sr., 6' 5".POTENTIAL: Norman Reuther (Texas Tech)Jr., 6' 7" (AP 2nd Team All-Southwest Conference)and Harold Denney (Texas Tech) Sr., 6' 8"; MikeFrink (Colorado) Jr., 6' 8" and Lynn Baker (Colorado)Jr., 6' 4"; Steve Renko (Kansas) Jr., 6' 4";Wayne Loving (Kansas) Jr., 6' 0" and Rod Franz(Kansas) Soph., 6' 7"; Jerry Spears (Nebraska) Sr.,6' 6" and Earl Wright (Nebraska) Sr., 6' 1"; DonHolt (TCU) Sr., 6' 10" and RolUe Cornish (TCU)Jr., 6' 2"; Ed Bastian (Iowa) Jr., 6' 7"; Bob Montgomery(Washington State) Sr., 6' 0"; Dennis Kloke(Washington State) Jr., 6' 3"; Tom Tommervick*(Washington State) Jr., 5' 11" and Mike Werner(Washington State) Jr., 6' 7"; Don Dushane, Jr.(Oregon) Jr., 6' 1"; Tom Vigrass (Colgate) Sr., 6' 0";Jim Cummins (Northwestern) Soph., 6' 3"Little All-PhiHOLDOVERS: From 1963-1964 Little AU-PhiTeam. Forwards: Dan Kristoff (Lafayette) Sr., 6' 0";Morgan Everson (DePauw) Jr., 6' 4"; Dave Snow(Whitman) Sr., 6' 4". Centers: Barry Clemens (OhioWesleyan) Sr., 6' 7" and Tom Tenwick (Richmond)Sr., 6' 5" Guards: Jun Cahoon (Ripon) Sr., 5' 10";Louis Paterno, captain (Washington & Lee) Jr.,5' 11"; Rusty Slater (Univ. of Calif, at Davis) Sr.,5' 11" and Tommie Wilcox (Mercer) Sr., 6' 1".POTENTIAL: Earl Hoover, Tom Steinmetz(Lawrence); David Yates (Gettysburg); Mati Parresand John Bruckhard (North Dakota); Paul Noel,Richard Kuehl, Doug Ankerson and PhU Moore(Ripon); Dick Shook Southwestern (Texas); DanHazelton and George Barber (Denison); BruceChristmann, Clint Conway, John Cavanah andGary Devii^er (Iowa Wesleyan); Doug Larson, BiLSchoen, Jim Hamby and Jack Edwards (Whitman);Ron Ford, Sam Shipstead and Gordon Hibbard(Washburn); Joe Barry and Tom Davis (Ohio U.);Tom Workman, Richard Eynon and Paul Schultz(Valparaiso); PhU Rychener, Tom Seiple and BobVan Pappel (BowUng Green); Dave Brown andBiU FrieseU (Lafayette); Ed PoweU, Allan Rush andMike Irons (Wabash); Gary Birchler, Dave Normileand Skip Post (Puget Sound).
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DIRECTORYTHE PHI DELTA THETA FRATER
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FEATURESMore Scholarships for More
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