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TKursckry, NovemHer T8, 1948 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PAGE 3 M anagers Pick All-Star Squads Bob Kasmarek Tops Balloting Intramural football comes to a close this week with the playoff ot the all-university champion ship game. With the end of the season in sight, Louis . Means, director of the University pro gram, announced the selection of an intramural all-star team. The selections were made after 28 intramural managers from campus teams and organizations submitted their all-opponent se lections from a playing field of 750 students who participated in the fall sport. Heading the list of All-Star se lections was Bob Kasmarek, Janesville, Wisconsin, who played for Beta Theta Pi's champion ship team. He received the grea test number ol votes and is there fore accorded the honor of cap taining the All-Star Team. First team votes scored two points and second team choices received one point. Second All-SUr Team. Ends Bill Orr, Kappa Sigma. Jack Campbell, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Guards Bob Keller, Delta Tau Delta. Dick Pidei it. Phi Gamma Delta. Center Holland Gissler, Beta Psi. Backs Finslrom, Delta Upsilon The 1918-49 All Star Team Ends Harold Breetzke, Delta Tau Delta. Harlan Powley, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Guards Bill Skog, Delta Upsilon. Norm Locke, Alpha Tau Omega. Center Jack Dahlgren, Kappa Sigma. Backs Jim Sharp, Delta Tau Delta. Bob Kasmarek, Beta Theta Pi. Bob Means, Beta Theta Pi. Jim Gutchow, Kappa Sigma. Don Gene Omega. Harry Theta. Mack Omega. Deeter, Alpha Tau Meginnis, Phi Delta Robinson, Alpha Tau H.innraM- Mratlaa H:-rold Wolff. Si(.m Phi Kpsilon. Brine BTqiiist. Sigma Alpha Kp.ilon. Orvnle Sch.TKMdine. Bet Sigma I'si. Bob Bull, Sigma Phi Kpsilon. Jti.h Tobiska. Sigma Phi Epilon. Pick Rick. Alpha Tau Omfga. P.oy Chun-hill. Kappa Sigma. L,n Kratz, Delta Upsilon. I.'iw Dirk Mcisfnrr. Phi TVlta Theata. link Snog. Hrlla L'P'ilon. Km l.Mle. Beta Thta Pi. Hill Kimt.all. Sigma Alpha Kpfilnn. Winton Bu.-kley. Alpha Tau Omega. Norheit Tlem.-.n. Bta Sigma Psi. Warr.n Jensn. Sigma Chi. Glenn I'layhaiigh. Karmhoufe. IM fable TeTmis Ends First Round Second round qualifiers in the IM individual table tennis tourna Varsity Whips Frosli Squad In Scrimmage Potsy Clark's varsity tangled with Pop Klein's freshman squad Wednesday afternoon and the Husker eleven blanked the frosh with two touchdowns.- Klein had Mark Dittman and Cecil Voils at ends; Glenn Moritz and Harley Rector, tackles; Don Woods and Harold Boswell, guards; Tracy Busoh, center. In the backfield the frosh coach used John McCurdy. Joe Ponseico. Sigma ' Dick Gifford, Loren Leggott and inaiies uuenrer. Gerry Ferguson scored the first touchdown for the varsitv and I Dick Hutton followed with a wide I reverse to score. That was enough ! for the freshman gridders as Pop is.iein took his players off the hill. I Saturday's tilt with Missouri will be the last home game ap pearance for eight Cornhusker footballers. Jack Hazen, Johnny seaiaceK, Bob Lipps. Alex Coch rane. Dick Hutton, Gerry Moore, Junior Collopy and Cletus Fischer will wind up their college foot ball play here in Lincoln this weekend. Missouri's Tigers are due to ar rive in Lincoln Friday and will probably have one workout be fore the game. The Tigers have Deen polishing plays in prepara tion for Saturday's encounter and according to Coach Don Faurot should be in top physical condi The Missouri squad come out of last week s encounter with few injuries. Basketball Team ment were scheduled to complete C.lffe lrnin.-im first round play Nov. 18. OIUCS 1 I Ogl dill At Second Clinic The second of a series of five ! basketball clinics to be given by MJ Coach Harry Good was. held i Wednesday at the Coliseum. I The program started with movies showing offensive forma- mms were sent from Oklahoma A. & M. Winners in first rounn play will shut Thursdaay. Second round finalists: Lee Magee, Russ Siders, Miles Turnquist, Bruce Rosen, Irv Veit zer Charles Glorian, Bill Holm qui'st, R. Stahr, Todd Harrison, R;dnh Hall.' Koyrmis i.uai.iu, jQns apd drjs The riK, uave r earnKs, and featured the 1944 and 1945 quart, ta. ieman, t ' "!T ! A gie team. two-year national tianson. Dale Young, Bob Jensen, t.naiT,pion5 Charles Swan. - ' After an hour of movies the Ed rarber, Tom Douglas Bill ,.tage was shlfted to tne varsity Eddy, Jack Chnslion, Lob Baker, oourt whcre Coath Good demon Phil Cutler, Milt Tnlinsky, Jim j strated fundamental drills Var Cunan, Don Mathes, Joe McCarn- ity payers werc used t0 run ncy. Harry Eckert, Bob Meyer. through the exercises. Dick Thomas, Herb Lehman,) Lincoln High Coach Weyand Paul Gaiter, Charles Dusek, Junjtook the floor and spoke on Merer, Terry Botoni, Dean Cowles, hazards to overcome in the use Bill Kerr, Aaron Schmidt, Kencf tne ,one defense Usinir var- Largc. I.M basketball competition will open Thursday, Dec. 2, uith all games to be played in the new I'E buildinc Men in terested in working as basket ball officials are asked to see llollie Lepley in the PE build ing immediately. sity men, he pointed out the de lensive weaknesses and told the advantages of a man-to-man type defense. A varsity intra-squad scrim mage rounded out the day's pro gram. The overall team play was ragged during the first part of the scrimmage, but the boys set tled down in the last half and showed marked improvement. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948 U. OF N. COLISEUM DANCE TO JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA AT THE 1948 MILITARY BALL TICKETS ON SALE BY ALL CADET OFFICERS AND AT STUDENT UNION BOOTH " Herb Reese, former Omaha Central standout, is slated for plenty of action against the Missouri Tigers in Saturday's encounter. Photo by Tom Reynolds. Lepley Issues Freshman Call For Splashers A freshmen-varsity meet De cember 3, will open competition for Coach Hollie Lepley's NU swimmers. Coach Lepley urger all upper classmen who are interested in competitive varsity swimming to try out. Previous experience is not necessary. Prospective swimmers are asked to start immediately, as early conditioning will be very im portant later. The main weakness in the squad at present is in the backstroke and distance events. Coach Lepley is hoping that more power in these events will come from late turnouts. A call for freshmen candidates has also been issued. With the varsity meet only two weeks away a lot of work will be necessary. Freshmen should come out as soon as possible. Workouts are be ing held every day from 3:45 p.m. to 6 o'clock. XMAS CARDS Assortments or all alike. Name Imprinted if Detired Goldenrod Stationery Store 215 No. 14 Open Thurs. to 9 MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS YOUR FINEST... If -vv 1 1 ', IN v '' W (' "! 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