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104 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for NOVEMBER, 1964Wildcats from behind in the 2nd and again in the3rd quarter as they edged Indiana, 14-13. Myersfired a 78 yard touchdown pass for the Wildcats'only score in a 6-17 loss to Illinois.Harold Brandt (Wis.), quarterback, hit 12 of 20passes for 130 yards in a 17-7 triumph over KansasState in the season's opener. Brandt tossed a 45yard TD pass for the Badgers' only score in a7-31 loss to Notre Dame. . Charles Casey (Fla.)caught three consecutive passes to set up a fieldgoal with seven seconds remaining as the Gatorstopped Mississippi State, 16-13; he had a total ofsix passes for the game; the previous week, in a24-8 victory over SMU, Casey caught four passes,one for a touchdown. Casey paced the unbeatenGators with touchdown pass receptions scores of19 and 43 yards to down highly ranked Mississippi,30-14. . Mike Cox (Iowa State), fullback,tallied a TD in a 25-0 romp over Drake. . . JohnHammond (Okla.), alternating quarterback, tosseda 90 yard touchdown pass play to pace the Soonersto a 13-3 victory over stubborn Maryland. . .Ralph Kurek (Wis.), fullback, scored the initialtouchdown in the win over Kansas State. . SteveRenko (Kan.), quarterback, gained 123 yards in anarrow 7-3 win over TCU.Mike Curtis (Duke), fullback, tallied a touchdownin the season's opener to give the Blue Devilsa 9-9 tie with underdog South Carolina and hetallied another TD in the 30-0 victory over Virginia.Curtis scored a touchdown to tie the Marylandgame but his interception for Duke late inthe 4th quarter preserved a 24-17 triumph overMaryland. . . . Jim Zanios (Texas Tech), fullback,scored two touchdowns as the Red Raiders rippedMississippi State, 21-7. . . Ed Pritchett (FloridaState) completed five passes for 48 yards to set upboth scores in a 14-10 win over rival Miami U. . . .Larry Perry, end, and Larry Buliach, fullback(Texas Christian) were starters in the season'sopener which was a loss to Kansas University,3-7. . . Gary Wydman (Penn State) went all theway at quarterback in a 8-21 loss to Navy and in a6-2 win over Army. Wydman hit 10 of 20 passesfor 182 yards in a 14-22 loss to Oregon. . . DonnieOefinger (SMU), quarterback, tossed TD passes ineach of the Mustangs' two initial games in losingcontests to Florida and Ohio State, and anotherscore in a victory over Arlington State before heretired with a broken jaw.Phil Spooner (Florida State), back, scored theonly TD in a defensive battle as the Seminolesdowned TCU, 10-0. Spooner tallied a pair of touchdownsas the Seminoles scored in every quarter todown unbeaten Kentucky, 48-6. . Jerry Bussell(Georgia Tech), speedy halfback, grabbed a 34 yardscoring pass to down Clemson, 14-7. . . DonUnverferth (Ohio State) completed 16 of 23 passesfor 164 yards, including a 24 yard touchdown passas the Buckeyes downed stubborn Indiana, 17-9.Unverferth tallied one touchdown and passed 17and 20 yards to set up scores in a lopsided 26-0triumph over 2nd ranked Illinois. . TomNowatzke (Ind.), deluxe rusher, kicked a 60 yardfield goal in a 9-17 loss to Ohio State. Nowatzkescored two touchdowns in a narrow 20-21 loss toIowa. . . . Mike Reid (Minn.), fullback, contributedfield goals of. 33 and 29 yards plus two conversionsand the final touchdown to defeat California,26-20. Reid scored one touchdown but his threeextra points were the margin that defeated Northwestern,21-18.Mike Dennis (Miss.) scored a touchdown as theRebels overpowered Houston, 31-9, and he scoredone touchdown in a loss to Florida. . . Ken Boston(Mo.), ace defensive back, ran 95 yards to score ona pass interception for the Tigers' only tally in a 7-10loss to Oklahoma State. . .. Jim MiUer (UCLA), linebacker,was outstanding on defense and sensationalwith two key interceptions in the victory, over Pitt.. . ., Knox NunnaUy (Texas), end, was a starter as theLonghorns rolled past Tulane 31-0, but injuries kepthim out of the Army and Oklahoma victories. . .Rich McCurdy (Okla.), end, was a starter as theSooners rolled past Maryland, 13-3. . . . Bruce VanDyke (Missouri), tackle, was a starter in the 14-21loss to California in the season's opener as well asthe Utah and Ohio State contests. . . Pat KiUorin(Syracuse) started at center in the 14-21 upset lossto. Boston College and in the crushing defeats ofKansas and UCLA.Bobby Robinson (Mississippi), All-Phi 220-lb.guard, was a starter as the Rebels romped overMemphis State, 30-0. . . . Paul Guffee (Vanderbilt),guard, and Charlie Trabue (Vanderbilt), fullback,were starters for the Commodores in a 2-14 lossto Georgia Tech. . Bill Paschal (Georgia Tech),230-lb. tackle, was a starter in the season's openingvictory over Georgia Tech. . . Tom McKnelly(Ark.), deluxe place kicker, kicked a 44-yard fieldgoal which, tied a 30-year-old school record, plusfour, points after TDs in a 31-22 triumph overFLASH! Phis in TokyoOlympicsKen Sitzberger (Indiana) won a Gold Medal and the Olympic spring board diving with a total of159.9 points to lead a 1-2-3 American sweep of this event. This Olympic championship for theIndiana University sophomore is a tremendous accomplishment since Sitzberger was only third inour American Tryouts. . Blaine Lindgren (Utah) won a Silver Medal as he was runner-up in the110-meter high hurdles in 13.7 seconds, only an eyelash behind the winner in 13.6. . Lt. BUIMorris (Oklahoma) won a Bronze Olympic Medal in a shootoff for third place in the Olympic claypigeon shooting. Mattarelli of Italy won the Gold Medal for first place but three men tied forsecond. In the shootoff Russia's Senichev gained the Silver Medal and Brother Morris took theBronze. Kent Floerke (Kansas) leaped 50'4s^" in the triple jump but faUed to qualify for thefinals as the cutoff in this event was 5ri0".
THE SCROIX of Phi Delta Theta for NOVEMBER, 1964 105MID-SEASON ROSTER OF ALL-PHI FOOTBALL PROSPECTSENDSrles Casey, Florida, Jr., 205 lbs.t Kramer, Minnesota, Jr., 230 lbs.i McCurdy, Ofttofioma, Sr., 200 lbs.(X Nunnally, Texas, Sr., 200 lbs.n Matthews, Florida, Jr., 195 lbs.old Miller, Colgate, Sr., 200 lbs.ig McDougal, Oregon State, Sr., 225 lbs.:e Tabor, SMU, Jr., 215 lbs.ry Perry, TCU, jfr., 190 lbs.'e Williams, Washington, Soph., 205 lbs.TACKLESord Allison, Missouri, Jr., 220 lbs.mis Carlson, Nebraska, Jr., 238 lbs.n Deibert, Penn State, Sr., 240 lbs.Knoll, Washington, Sr., 230 lbs.cy Knoll, Washington, Sr., 230 lbs.. Paschel, Georgia Tech. Sr., 230 lbs.n Whatley, Florida, Jr., 235 lbs.ice Van Dyke, Missouri. Jr., 227 lbs.GUARDS)bby Robinson, Mississippi, Sr., 220 lbs.It Eudy, North Carolina, Sr., 220 lbs.rren Cole, Oregon State, Sr., 200 lbs.les Kolhnann, Oregon, Soph., 205 lbs.d Guffee, Vanderbilt, Sr., 205 lbs.7 Lee, Georgia Tech, Sr., 210 lbs.L Sitton, SMU, Jr., 190 lbs.CENTERS & LINEBACKERS; Killorin, Syracuse, Jr., 220 lbs.I Miller, UCLA, Jr., 195 lbs.a Hoovler, Ohio University, Sr., 230 lbs. (Co.-capt.)rm Blanchard, Miami (Fla.), Jr., 205 lbs.bert Negley, Colgate, Sr., 210 lbs.re Thomas, Washington State, Jr., 205 lbs.All-Phi Team 1963.BACKSLarry Zeno, UCLA, Sr., 200 lbs., qbDon Unverferth, Ohio State, Jr., 205 lbs., qbTom Carpenter, Colgate, Jr., 185 lbs., hbMike Curtis, Duke, Jr., 212 lbs., fb*Tom Nowatzke, Indiana, ST., 220 lbs., fbMike Reid, Minnesota, Sr., 195 lbs., fbRon Oyer, Syracuse, Jr., 195 lbs., hbBill Harmon, Purdue, Jr., 200 lbs., hbPhil Spooner, Florida State, Jr., 185 lbs., hbMike Dennis, Mississippi, Jr., 180 lbs., hbGary Wydman, Penn State, Sr., 190 lbs., qb•Torn Myers, Northwestern, Sr., 195 lbs., qbDonnie Oefinger, SMU, Jr., 185 lbs., qbEd Pritchett, Florida State, Jr., 190 lbs., qbSteve Renko, Kansas, Jr., 215 lbs., qbHarold Brandt, Wisconsin, Sr., 195 lbs., qbDick Kirk, Florida, Sr., 190 lbs., hbBilly Sumrall, Mississippi, Sr., 180 lbs., hbLarry BuUach. TCU, Sr., 200 lbs., hbJerry Bussell, Georgia Tech, Jr., 180 lbs., hbBifE Bracey, Duke, Jr., 205 lbs., hbMike Cox, Iowa State, Sr., 215 lbs., fbMac White, SMU, Jr., 215 lbs., fbRalph Kurek, Wisconsin, Sr., 205 lbs., fbJim Wisser, Bowling Green, Sr., 195 lbs., fb (Capt.)Jim Zanios, Texas Tech, Sr., 200 lbs., £bDEFENSIVE BACKS* Vince Tobin, Missouri, Sr., 185 lbs.Bob Richardson, UCLA, Jr., 175 lbs.•Ralph Winters, Washington, Sr., 195 lbs.Ken Boston, Missouri, Sr., 180 lbs.Jim Cahoon, Ripon, Jr., 175 lbs.Robbie Heinz, Washington, Sr., 190 lbs.Al Libke, Washington, Jr., 195 lbs.Tim Osmer, Oregon State, Jr., 185 lbs.ilsa. Kent Kramer (Minn.), 220-lb. end,ight a 30-yard touchdown pass for the initialre in a 26-20 upset triumph over California. . . .m Carpenter (Colgate) returned a free kick 71•ds for a touchdown following a safety to giveIgate a hard fought 8-3 victory over arch-rivalmell. Carpenter scored the only touchdown as) Red Raiders shutout Holy Cross, 10-0.Tom McKnelly (Ark.) booted a 32-yard fieldil plus a pair of extra points in a 17-6 triumph;r Baylor. McKnelly's educated toe kicked bothiversions as the underdog Razorbacks downed> ranked Texas, 14-13. Phikeia John Runs(Penn State), sophomore guard, preserved thewin over Army as he intercepted an Army passthe Lions' 24-yard line in the final seconds ofly. . . Dave MUam (Northwestern) took overBrother Tom Myers after an ankle injury andched touchdown passes of 38 and 26 yards toxy the Wildcats almost past Minnesota as theyt, 18-21. . . . Don Unverferth (Ohio State) hit)f 18 passes for 130 yards and had a touchdownlop of 24 yards in a decisive 26-0 triumph over2nd ranked Illinois. Unverferth tossed a 10-yardTD pass in the nationally televised 17-0 victoryover Southern California. . Harold Brandt(Wis.) pitched a 24-yard touchdown pass for theBadgers' only score in a 7-28 loss to Purdue. Brandtscored one touchdown and tossed TD passes of80 and 20 yards to aid in the 31-21 defeat ofIowa .... Bruce Fisher (Georgia Tech), 157-lb.quarterback, paced the Yellowjackets to their fourthconsecutive victory as he ran 18 yards and pitcheda 45-yard pass to the Middle 2 yard line as Techscored a 17-0 win over Navy.Jim Zanios (Texas Tech) made a 73-yard touchdowngallop as the Red Raiders tripped T.C.U.,25-10. . . . Ralph Kurek (Wis), running with recklessabandon for his best game since he helped theBadgers to a title as a sophomore, piled up 103yards rushing and scored one TD as Wisconsinbumped unbeaten Iowa, 31-21. . Charles Casey(Fla) scored on a 35-yard TD pass as the unbeatenGators polished off South Carolina 37-0. . TomNowatzke (Indiana) scored a touchdown in the27-20 upset triumph over Michigan State.
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