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

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Pos.FFCGGALL-PHI SECOND TEAM: Bob Camp, West Virginia;A. D. Roberts, Oklahoma; George Fisher, Utah; GarySchuU, Florida State; Tom Tommervick, WashingtonState.'FFCGGFFCGG1964-65 All-Phi Basketball TeamsFIRST "TEAMName Sdiool Pts.Jeff Gehring, Miami (Ohio) 23Harold Denney, Texas Tech 23Chucjc Gardner, Colorado 23Larry Hawk, Okla. State 25Gary Ward, Msuryland 25SECOND TEAMGary Schull, Fla. State 11George Fisher, tJtah 11Bob Gamp, West Virginia 17A. D. Roberts, Oklahoma 12Tom Tommervick Wash State 11THIRD TEAMNorm Reuther, Texas Tech 8Dennis Kloke, Wash. State 7Barry Clemens, Ohio Wesleyan 7Jim Cahoon, Ripon 7Mike Frink, Colorado 6ClassSr.Sr.Jr-Sr.Jr-Jr-Jr.Sr.Sr.Jr-Jr.Jr-Sr.Sr.Jr-Ht.e'8"6'9"6'7"6'2"6'4"6'7"6'7"6'8"5'11"5'11"6'7"6'3"6'7"5'10"6'7"OTHERS MENTIONED IN THE BALLOTING LymiBaker, Colorado; Rod Fraiiz, Kansas; Tom Ward,Sewanee; Dave Snow, Whitman; Jim Cummins, Northwestem;Morgan Everson, DePauW; Russ Slater, CaUf.-Davis; Jerry Spears, Nebraska; Ed Bastian, Iowa; JimHoffman, Kansas State; Dan Kristoff, Lafayette ; DonEarly, Missouri (Co-capt.)ALL-PHI THIRD TEAM: Jim Cahoon, Ripon; MikeFrink, Colorado; Barry Clemens, Ohio Wesleyan; NormReuther, Texas Tech; Dennis Kloke, Washington State.6' 8" All-Southwest Conference second teamchoice.Gehring had an 18-point scoring averageand is the third highest scorer in Miami history.In addition to his scoring abilities, he washis team's second ranking rebounder. One ofhis best performances was 9 goals and 9 freethrows for 27 points in a 79-76 triumph overLoyola.Denney had an 18.9 scoring average and wasselected to play in the Collegiate East-West All-Stair Game in Lexington, Ky. His top performancesincluded 31 points in a 98-78 triumphover Arkansas and 29 in a win over the PhillipsOilers.A trio of underclassmen made the secondteam. They are Gary Schull, 6' 7" of FloridaState; George Fisher, 6' 7" of Utaih, andTommy Tommervick, 5' 11" deluxe floormanfrom Washington State.Schull carried a 13.9 scoring average and ledthe Seminoles in scoring, rebounds, minutesplayed, shooting percentage, and free, throws.Fisher had a 12.2 average for the season andhis outstanding games included 28 points in a98-96 victory over Michigan State and 21 ina 68-65 triumph over Army. Tommervick hada 10.0 average, with top performances of 20points against Purdue; 14 against Gonzaga andOregon State, and 12 against California.Completing the honorary second team arerepeat selection Bob Camp, West Virginia, 6' 8"senior center, and A. D. Roberts, Oklahonia's5'11" senior backcourt man.Camp scored 17 ballot points to pace thesecond team selections. He carried a 15.9 scoringaverage and a 9.8 rebound mark. In theNCAA Regional Tournament Camp hit 14points in a 74-72 upset win over the ConferenceChampions, Davidson, and later he scored
18 in a 70-67 tournament win over William &Mary.Roberts carried a 9.2 scoring mark in Big 8play. His better performances included 8 goakand 2 free throws in a victory over Loyola and17 points in a 76-72 win over Iowa State.The third team is loaded with talent. A pairof small college seniors with terrific offensivemarks pace the team. They are Barry Clemens,Ohio Wesleyan's 6' 7" four-time Little All-Phiselection, and Jim Cahoon, Ripon's All-MidwestConference choice.Clemens has one of the flashiest set of credentialsin Fraternity, history as he has been indouble figures in 80 of 90 college games. Hescored more than 20 points in 46 games in hiscareer and pulled down an average of ten reboundsin 70 of his 90 collegiate games. Hispeak performance this year was 41 pointsagainst Baldwin-Wallace, and in a losing contestwith Akron he poured in 36 counters.Cahoon had a 21.6 scoring average andgraduates the second high scorer in Ripon history.His better games this year included 29points against Monmouth and St. Norbert; 28against Coe; 27 against Grinnell, and 25against Cornell of Iowa.A trio of juniors complete the third team.They are Mike Frink, 6' 7" of Colorado, whomaintained a 9.8 scoring average in Big 8 playand grabbed 116 rebounds; Dennis Kloke, ofWashington State, with an 8.2 average toppedby 21 points in the season's final game as hehit 5 goals plus 11 of 11 free throws in a71-61 win over Oregon; and Norm Reuther,6' 7" Texas Tech ace, who was declared scholasticallyineligible for being one hour shortand missed the last three games. Reuther wasLITTLE ALL-PHI REPEATERS: Dave Snow, Whitman;Dan Kristoff, Lafayette; Morgan Everson, DePauw; Rusty Slater, Cal-Davis; Tom Tenwick, Richmond.Name1964-1965 Little All-Phi SquadFORWARDSSchool*Dave Snow, Whitman*Morgan Everson, DePauwBob Reeves, Mercer=i=Dave Kristoff, LafayetteGary Birchler, Puget SoundBruce Christmann, Iowa WesleyanCENTERSClass Ht.Sr. 6'4"Jr. 6'4"Jr. 6'0"Sr. 6'0"Soph. 6'5"Sr. 6'6"*Barry Clemens, Ohio Wes. (Capt.) Sr. 6'7"George Barber, Denison Jr. 6'8"Tom Ward, SewaneeSoph. 6'6"GUARDS*Jim Cahoon, Ripon=!=Rusty Slater, Cal—Davis^Tom Tenwick, RichmondGordon Hibbard, Washbum (Co-Capt.)Jim Holland, Hanover (Co-Capt.)Earl Hoover, Lawrence (Capt.)Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.5'10"5'11"6'5"6'1"6'3"6'4"SPECIAL MENTION: *Tommie Wilcox, Mercer; RonFord, Washburn; Tom Davis, Ohio U.; *Louis Paterno,Washington & Lee; Dave Brown, Lafayette; Jon Bruce,Hanover; Tom Steinmetz, Lawrence; Tim Seiple, BowlingGreen; David Yates, Gettysburg; Jim Smith, WiUamette;John Chapman, Kentucky Wesleyan; Denny Walts,Centre; Tom Workman and Richard Eynon, Valparaiso;Dong Ankerson and Paul Noel, Ripon; Dick Shook,Southwestem; John Cavanah, Iowa Wesleyan.* Previous Little AU-Phi Selection.LITTLE ALL-PHI STARS: Bruce Christman, Iowa Wesleyan; George Barber, Denison; Tom Ward, Sewanee;Gordon Hibbard, Washburn; Earl Hoover, Lawrence.
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