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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1965
When You're In Doubt, Try It Out—Kansan Classified
For Ron Oelschlager
Football 'Foots' the Bills
By Susan Hartley
Football has always been the special interest of KU's fullback, Ron Oelschlager, but he does not plan to make it his career.
Although he was drafted by the Denver Broncos professional football team in the latter part of November, Oelschlager plans to enter the KU Medical Center next fall to become a medical doctor.
He will not enter without some memories of his football days, however, for he will have the aid of three major football scholarships—the Football Hall of Fame scholarship, the Red Blaik scholarship, and the National Collegiate Athletic Association graduate study scholarship.
To be eligible for the NCAA scholarship, an athlete must have a minimum grade point average of 2.0
and have distinguished himself as a member of the varsity football team.
OELSCHLAGER received his_other scholarship on Dec. 6, when he attended the Football Hall of Fame banquet in New York City.
"It was a mammmoth thing." Oelschlager said, "I met Adlai Stevenson, Ed Sullivan, Johnny Carson, and Mayor Wagner of New York City. All the football greats, including Otto Graham and Carl Rhodes, and the heads of big business, such as the Quaker Oats Co., were among the 1600 guests at the $50 a plate banquet.
"Each of the eight winners of the scholarship were announced and went to the front to accept the engraved silver bowl which we received along with the $500 award." Oelschlager said. "The members of
ATO's, Phi Kaps Keep Records Unblemished
Alpha Tau Omega and Phi Kappa Theta remain tied for the lead in Division II of Fraternity "A" league intramural basketball, as each team picked up its second victory against no defeats yesterday.
The ATO's had to go all out before downing Delta Chi, 38-36, in a double overtime game. Dave Adams tossed in the winning basket in the sudden death overtime. Adams and Mark Steeves, each with 10 points, paced the winners. Bob Hicks and Johnson each contributed 10 for Delta Chi.
Phi Kappa Theta had an easier time, rolling over Delta Tau Delta, 54-39. John Cahill sparked the Phi Kaps with 19 points, and was followed by Jerry Reilly with 11. Alan Bryant led the Delts with 12.
IN THE BATTLE between the two winless teams in the league, Sigma Nu edged Phi Kappa Psi, 40-36. J.C.Hixon led the winners with 12 points, followed by Sandy Buda with nine. Mike Finnigan with 11 and Jim Dreiling with 13 led the Phi Psi's.
Ellsworth and ROWB both extended their perfect records to 3-0 in Independent "B" action. Lawrence Independents won its second victory in as many contests with a forfeit over Tomahawks.
Bob Kratky and Mike Gatrost, with 14 and 11 points respectively, led Ellsworth to a 42-29 victory over BIB. Roger Krehbel led the losers with 14.
John Deakins' 12 points paved the way for ROWB's triumps over Foster, 41-22.
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the Hall of Fame were also introduced."
THE RED BLAIK award is auxiliary to the Hall of Fame award, and consists of $2,500 divided among the Hall of Fame award winners who are planning to attend medical school. This year, five of the eight were premed students, so each received $500.
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