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iWecines'day, November Betas Snare Splash Title; Goetz Stars Beta Theta Pi copped first place in the final interfraternity standings of the IM Swimming Tourney which ended yesterday evening. The Betas, failing to score in the diving events, fin ished with 54 points to edge Sigma Alpha Epsilon who had 50 points. The Sig Alphs also were shut-out in the diving competi tion. , A strong Independent squad, headed by Paul Goetz, won the All-University crown with a to tal of 56 markers. Beta Theta Pi was second with 47 and Sigma Alpha Epsilon third with 45 points. Lloyd Helgerson, Independent, won the diving title Tuesday eve ning with a total of 158.5 points. Phi Delta Theta's Paul Blumer finished second with a 151.5 to tal and Donovan, Independent, came in third with 133.8 points. Competition was keen in this final event with the last dive de ciding the championship. Phi Delta Theta garnered 11 points in the diving competition to finish with 44 points, good for third spot in the Interfraternity standings. Over 140 men competed in the splash tourney this year and sparked by Paul Goetz, the in dividual champion, three records were set. The final fraternity standings: 1. Beta Theta Pi 54. 2. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 50. 3. Phi Delta Theta 44. 4. Phi Kappa Psi 24. 5. Alpha Tau Omega 15. . 6. Sigma Phi Epsilon 9 (tie). 7. Phi, Gamma Delta 9 (tie), i . Mgma Nu 8. 9. Delta U psi Ion 5. 10. Delta Tau Delta 2. SsmxJtwjcuwWc BY HAROLD ABRflMSON shorts t.il.tnr. With the football season wind ing up many people .are looking ahead to the approaching cage season which is less than three weeks away. Last year Coach Harry Good's Huskers won 11 of 24 games. This year, we'll ven ture out on the proverbial limb and predict they should pile up an even more impressive record. Nebraska's basketball team should be a definite factor in the Big Seven Conference race. Good has one of the best croup of sophomores in many years and these boys should add depth at every position. Last season was the best since 1937-38 when the Scarlet tied with Kansas for the conference title. Returning performers from last season's team include Rod Cox, Claude Retherford, Paul Shields, Diok Schleiger, Dick Srb, Bus Whitehead, Bob Cerv, Anton Lawry and Henry Cech. Cox, Retherford and Shields are forwards while Schleiger, Sib and Whitehead play center. Cerv, Lawry and Cech are guards. From last year's Frosh squad Good has height and speed in Darren Brandenburg, Red Gas ton, Jess Sell, Jim Walsh, Raj Lurht, Bob Pierce, Joe Malecek. Rob Gates, Bill Gronin and Larry Walsh. With the depth that Coach Good has in all positions the Huskers could well finish in the top three. Sophomore cagers will be the key to Nebraska's basket ball hopes. Paddle Meet Underway Eighty-eight men started play Tuesday in the All-University table tennis singles tournament conducted by the intramural de partment. Pairings for the tourney are posted on the IM bulletin board in the Physical Education build ing. The deadline for first round play is Thursday. Nov. 18. rhela" Sigma rhl will rinld a eting Wednesday, Nov. ,17, at Theta 5 p. m. in EUcn Smith hll. Xr.lAS CARDS Assortments or all alike. IS'amr Imprinted if DeiiA-d Goldenrod Stationery Store 215 No. 14 Open Thurs. to 9 17, 1948 THIS 2 ' Wfc TO GUARD FrW FULLBACK WHF OS SPEED K'f?, AND tLOOlhs. XI s v GIVE WfA FINE X- Anil iTirf Ts I- ... MAW A fr JAtffi X POST. A.:- .-.v.v'. 1. s ,C tVTS-' - FROM Cornhuskers to Sample Faurofs Split-T Version Saturday's football clash with the Missouri Tigers is scheduled to be a tough one for the Ne braska Cornhuskers. The Huskers will get another taste of the split-T formation as originated by Don Faurot. Ne braska players got a sample of the split-T when it was demonstrated by Faurot's pupil, Bud Wilkin son, coach of the Oklahoma Sooners, last week at Norman. Mizzou managed to slip by Colorado last Saturday .with an unimpressive 27-13 score. The Tigers could well try to run up a higher score over the Scarlet. Now that the Potsy Clark squad knows some of the intricacies of the split-T the NU eleven may be able to stop the Missouri squad cold or at least hold down the score. The Husker grid mentor called L. F. "Pop" Klein's freshman eleven on the practice hill Tues day afternoon for duty against the varsity. Klein's freshmen caught the varsity pass defense off guard as it lejked for one touchdown which was tossed by Joe Ponseigo. Young and Fischer scored for the red-shirted varsity to give it a 2-1 edge. Potsy' first string backfield included Gerry Ferguson, Phil TURHPIKE SAT., NOV. 20 NO MIS ORCHEOTRA r? Adm. 1.00 Ea. IMus Tax TT- .-. ' ! IS ' V THE DAILY NEBRASKAN l ft J), A FORMER SIX-MAN FIAYER Young, Junior Collopy and Fischer. Bob Schneider was back running with the line. Gerry Moore and Bob Lipps may not see action in Saturday's tilt. Lipps was hurt in the Okla homa game and Moore hurt his leg again in Tuesday's practice. The Husker scout squad again demonstrated Missouri plays for the varsity while Potsy turned the first string loose to. run through signals. The Scarlet al most got in some practice un der the moonlight before the grid mentor called it quits. Kinscy Report . . . from Titusville, Pa., will wel come the Hi-Y men. President Don Crowe will pre sent a check for the commission earned bv the Corn Cobs on their sale of YM-YW "N" books to Corn Cob President Robert Ham ilton and John Connelly, chair-1 man in charge of the sales. I The YMCA cabinet will meet! in the Temple lounge at 6;30 p. m. The YWCA cabinet will meet in Ellen Smith hall at 7 p. m. "I love Seventeen," reports campus beauty . 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