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Monday, March 25, 1952 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Infyskeir DainraoiiidJinnieini All-University 1. Hlima Alpha Epsilon (15-Z) "' 1. Sitma PM Kmikm U-8) . M-8trM Boys (17-1) T 4. Phi Kappa Psi dt- 5. Newnua Clob (1S-1) 6. Atpka Tn Omen - 7. Denial CoUen Froth (1S-S) . 8. Delta Taa Delta Ui-4) ,. . SKau Ufa (T-7) , . 10. Baortys Ul-5) By BILL MUNDELL Sports Staff Writer . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Is the 1952 All-University intramural basket ball champion. The Sig Alphas waltzed through the grueling play offs to the coveted title and ad vanced from sixth place before the tourney to the top spot. Only two losses mar the 17 Kame slate for the champions. The SAE cagers bowed to run nerup Sigma Fhl Epsilon at the beginning of the season and to Delta Tau Delta (No. 8) in their last regular-season contest. They own victories over the Sig Eps (twice), the Delts (twice), M-Street (No. 3) and Phi Kappa Psle (No. 4). Sigma Phi Spsilon reached the fraternity "A" finals before fall ing before the Sig Alphs are get the number two position in ine university. The Sig Eps defeated Sigma Alpha Epsilon (No. 1), Alpha Tau mega (No. 6), Delta Tau (No. 8) twice, and Sigma Nu (No. 9). They lost to the Sig Alphs twice and to Phi Delta Theta (un rated." Independent champion M Street climbs from fourth to third in the final rankings. They defeatted Newman Club (No. 6), Dental Frosh (No. 7), and Shortys (No. 10) and lost to the I Denominational 1. Newman Club t. LatlMran Btadent Aamdattoa (7-4) S. Baptist Haa () 4. Presby House (S-) 5. Methodist Hoaaa (1-8) Fraternity 'B' 1. Bltau CM (13-1) 1. PM Gamma Delta (lt-t) 5. Alpha Oaainu Rao (11-t) 4. Stoma Alpha Epsile (7-8) I. Farm Hoaaa -l) 6. Alpha Taa Omega M) 7. Phi Kappa Psi (7-4) 8. Phi Delta Theta (4-7) 9. Beta Theta PI (-3) 10. Beta Bigna Pal (4-U Sig Alphs. Phi Kam Psi finished the sea son in fourth place after. riding aton the hean lor three weejcs. They defeated Alpha Tau Omega (No. 6), and Sigma Nu (No. 9) twice. They lost to the Sig Alphs and the ATO's. Denominational champion New man Club winds up the season in fifth place. Their only loss during the season was to M-Street. Alpha Tan Omega is the num ber six team. The Taw dropped the Phi Psi's (No. 4) and Sigma Nu (No. 9) twice while losing to the PM Psi's and second place Sigma Phi Epsilon. ii si n fo Independent 1. M-Btreat Ron t. Dental College Frosh S. Bbortn 4. Rockets (11 1) 5. UaiTcrtttr Asalea (14-S) . Dorm A Corned (11-4) 7. Plotacra (8-5) 8. Nay BOTC -) - . Doaa Natl (13-3) 10. Pill BoUeri (10-7) Gamma Rho and Beta Theta Pi (both unrated teams). Another independent team gets the nod at tenth place. Shortys round out the cnarmed circle with an 11-5 record. They lost to M Street (No. 3) and twice to both the Dorm A Comets and Navy ROTC (both unrated). Sigma Chi and Phi Gamma Delts are the number one and two outfits in fraternity "B" basketball. The Sigs won it all in the finals by dropping a good Fiji team, 36-33. They won 13 of 14 contests during the sea son, their only loss coming at the hands of the same Phi Gams. They avenged the loss, how ever, with two victories over the Fijis. In addition, they dropped Sigma Alpha Epsilon (No. 4) three times, DGDi Fraternity 'A' 1, BIfma Alpha Epsilon 1. Blama Phi Kptlioa S. Phi Kappa Pal 4. Alpha Taa Omen 1 5. Delta Taa Delta 6. Blama Jin 7. Blama Cbl (7-7) 8. Farm House (121) . Beta Theta PI (6-8) 10. Phi Delta Theta (3-7) The Dental College Freshmen!",1" "u.."T5r eovonth TlQr Tho "". . uvcl fA li nk j w7A .mH Phi Delta Theta (No, 8) lost to M-Street (No. 3) twice and to Delta Sigma Pi (unrated). Delta Tan Delta slips in on the eighth rung with an 11-4 record. They defeated Sigma Alpha Epsilon (No. 1) while losing to the Sig Alphs twice and to Sigma Phi Epsilon (No. 2) twice. The ninth place team is Sigma Nu which broke even in 14 games. They lost to the Sig Eps, the Phi Psi's (No. 4) twice, the ATO's (No. 6) twice, and to Alpha The Phi Gams defeated Alpha Gamma Rho (No. 3), Sigma Alpha Epsilon (No 4) twice, and Phi Delta Theta (No. 8) twice. Their only two losses came at the hands of the top Sig outfit. Alpha Gamma Rho finishes the season in third place. The Aggies own victories over Alpha Tau Omega (No. 6) and Phi Kappa Psi (No. 7) twice. Their losses came at the hands of Phi Gamma .Delta (No. 2) and Alpha Tau Omega (No. 6). Sigma Alpha Epsilon gains the top-ten Bees in fourth place. They own victories over Farm House (No. 5) and Phi Delta Theta (No. 8) twice. Farm House with nine victories in' tn starts gains the fifth rung. The Farmers defeated Phi Delta Theta (No. 8) Beta Theta Pi (No. 9) twice and Beta Sigma Psi (No. 10) twice. Following the top three in the Independent division are the Rockets in fourth place and the University Aggies in fifth. The Rockets rode a 12-game winning streak into the playoffs only to fail to field a full team and were dropped from further conention by the Bearcats. The Uni Aggies topped the Ag Col lege league and reached the In dependent semis before falling to Newman Club. The second five consist of the Dorm A Comets, the Pluggers, Navy ROTC, Doan Nuts and the Pill Rollers. Sigma Chi follows the big six fraternity "A" division in seventh place followed by Farm House, Beta Theta Pi and Phi Delta Theta. Behind champion Newman Club in the Denom division come the Lutheran Student Association, Baptist Student House, Presby House and the Methodist Student House. Face Pit n a use, Aproi The University of Nebraska's baseball team is taking shape despite the unfavorable condi tioning weather. The Cornhusker's first test will be against Drake Univer sity April 4-5. The April 5th game will be one of the fea tures of All Spcrts Day. Coach Tony Sharpe has been grooming replacements for Bill Fitzgerald, outfielder, voted the most valuable player on the squad in 19$1. Bill Jensen, shortstop and John Rego, third baseman were also lost by graduation. The armed services took Bob Lohr borg, first string catcher and Bill Kopf, pitcher who was un defeated in two seasons of Big Seven play, winning 5 and los ing none. Coach Sharpe believes his bat tery material is the best he has had since he took over the Corn husker Diamond team in 1947. Richard McCormick and Dale Bunsen were the top hurlers in 1951 but Fran Hofmaler, south paw from Mission Hill, S. D., and Pat Mallette, Uehllng, have shown class in the early work outs. Hofmaier is the first southpaw All-Star Top etrs, Koriroek, Mc Arthur n k a nz n n fi nn g u-.Wu asyceroatiu dcotmn Cliff Rogers of the Ag YMCA is the 1951-52 intramural basket ball scoring champion. In the scoring statistics for the season just completed Rogers tops both divisions of scoring total points and the more important, average points per game. This flashy YM eager who was unanimous selec tion on the All University team topped the averages with 16.36 points per contest and led in total points with 229 counters during the season. Dennis Korinek of the Doan Nuts and Don McArthur of All University champion Sigma Alpha Epsilon are the number two men in the two divisions. Korinek posted a 14.63 average in eight contests while McArthur lagged behind Rogers by only eight points in scoring a total of 221. Taking third-place honors are Marv Lawton of the Warriors and Ken LeGrand of the Red Guidons. Lawton scored 14.45 points per game in 11 struggles and LeGrand totaled 213 points in 15 games. Jack Shull ot Phi Gamma Delta "B" gets fourth place in the aver ages with a mark of 14.40 while Al Blessing of Alpha Tau Omega was the only other eager to break the 200-mark in scoring by notch ing an even 200 points. Fifth place men in the two scoring brackets are LeGrand with a 14.20 average and Bob Boesiger of the Dorm A Comets with 171 points. Jim worth of the Ramblers represents the last man to average over 14 counters per contest with an average of 14.18. Lawton enters the statistics again in the sixth place with a total of 159 points tied with Jim Weber of Farm House. Rounding out the top ten in the averages are McArthur with 13.81 Blessing with 13.33, Weber with 13.25 and Don Holmes of Ne braska Cc-op with an average of 13.13. Cnmnlptlne; the ton ten In total points are Worth with 156 coun ters, Phil Haas of the Rockets with 152, and Irv Peterson of Sigma Nu and Bernle Ssheer of Alpha Tau Omega, each with 151 point;. Following Shull in the Fratern ity "B" averages race come Ben Leonard of Sigma Chi with 11.00 Murl Maupin of Phi Gamma Delta with 10.71, Larry Dunning of Sigma Chi with 9.60 and Wayne Frost of Alpha Gamma Rho with an average of 8.33 points per game. Maupin tops the "Bees" in total points with 150 followed by Shull who garnered 144 and Leonard who posted a 143 point total. Dunning is again fourth with 113 points and Don Monson of Alpha Gamma Rho is filth with 1U4 tal lies. Bill Griffin of champion New man Club captured honors in both divisions of the Denominationel race. His 11.08 average was tops as was his total of 133 counters Bill Luther of the Lutheran Stu dent Association takes second dace in both divisions with an average of 10.60 and 106 points scored. Bob Kroenke of Newman Club is third, figuring both ways, with a 7.40 average and 74 points scored. vNorm Sothan of Presby House posted a 7.14 average for fourth In that division while K.en Ericson of the Baptist House scored 70 points for fourth place. Duane Deitering of Newman Club was only a fraction behind Ericson in total points with 69 and Ericson won recognition again as the number five man in the aver ages with 7.00. Bob Bachman of Phi Kappa Psi and Irv Paterson of Sigma Nu are fourth and fifth in fraternity "A" averages with 12.50 and 11.61, respectively. Three men posted averages that would have given them the top three places had they played in more contests. In awarding the scoring honors by averages, eight games was set as the minimum for each eager. Bill Voegtll of the Ag Men's Club came the closest of breaking Into the books with a 17.67 aver age in six games. Elvern Rathke of the Dorm A Stars posted an YMCA Holds Annual Table Tennis Tourney and Darrell HeJss, All-University eager of 1949-50, scorched the nets in threecontests for an ever age of 25.67. The complete list of scorers: AVERAGES ALL-UNIVERSITY 1. Roam. At VMOA 10.36 2. Korinek, Doan Nuts 14.63 3. Lawton, Warriors 14.45 4. Shall, Phi Gam "B" 14.40 5. LeGrand, Red Guidons 14.20 6. Worth(, Ramblers 14.18 7. McArthur. SAE 13.81 8. Blessing, A TO 13.33 0. Weber, Farm Hoase 13.25 10. Holmes, Nebr. Co-op 13.13 11. Wilson, Rockets 13.09 12. Mlston, Red Guidons 12.80 13. Haas, Rockets 12.67 14. Bachman, Phi Psi 12:50 15. Haestls. Dorm B-C 12.45 DENOMINATIONAL 1. Griffin, Newman Club 11.08 S. Lather. Lutherans 10.60 S. Kroenke, Newman Clab 7.40 4. Sothan. Presby House 7.14 5. Ericson, Baptists 7.00 6. Deck, Newana Club - - .83 " T. Almen, Baptists 6.78 8. Savin, Baptists 6.57 9. Delterlna, Newman Club 6.27 10. Stockton, Presby 6.17 FRATERNITY "B" 1. Shun, Phi Gams 14.40 X. Leonard, HI Chi 11.00 S. Maupin, Phi Gams 10.71 4. running. Sic Chi 9.60 5. Frost, AGK 8.S3 6. Lange.SAK 8.10 7. Monson, AGR 8.00 TIG Cashing. SAE 8.00 9. Betzelberier, Phi Psi 7.91 10. Vlasln, Farm House 7.56 INDEPENDENT 1. Roterfs, Af YMCA 16.36 t. Korinek, Poan Nuts 14.63 S. Lawton, Warriors 14.45 4. LeGrand, Red Guidons 14.20 5. Worth. Ramblers 14.18 . Holmes, Neb. Co-op 13.1.1 7. Wilson, Rockets 13.09 8. Meston, Red Guidons 12.8!) 9. Haas, Rockets 12.67 10. Haestls. Dorm B-C 12.45 FRATERNITY "A" 1. McArthur, SAE 13.81 t. Blessing, A TO 13.33 S. Weber, Farm Housa 13.25 4. Bachman, Phi Psi . 12.50 5. Paaerson, Hlgma Na 11-61 6. Klegler, Cornhusker 11.60 Main Feature Clock Esquire: "Fantasia," 3:00, 7:09, 9:09. Varsity: "Bugles in the After noon," 1:36, 3:37, 5:38, 7:39, 9:40. State: "A Streetcar Named De sire," 1:00, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40. Trio nnnnnl VMHA table tennla tournament registration will get underway today. Kegistration w;u continue Monday through Wed nesday at the University Y head quarters in the Temple building. Course In Sign Language Mohammed T. K. Tavakoll of Tehran, Iran, is a member of the University of Nebraska football squad. Mohammed is an out standing soccer player in his home land and has won fame as a bi cycle racer. '" Tavakoll, who is being given a chance at guard, still has trouble undcrrtandinr English. When Assistant Coach Al Partln told Mohammed to warm up, pre paratory to sending him into a scrimmage, Tavakoli started feel ing of his body. " "I mean warm up the mus cles," Fartln explained as he flexed 'his own to give Tavakoll the general Idea. Tavakoll, who is 5 feet 11 and weighs 185, has as sturdy a set of legs as there is on the squad, ac cording to Trainer Blaine Rideout. Worthy 'Opponent' Asked to take part in balloting for KU's 1952 all-opponent bas ketball team, Sophomore Center B. H. Born wrote the name of Clyde Lovellette at center. "You can't write In one of your own men," protested siuatni Manager Wayne Louderback. "I've been playing against him for two years," was Bom's re tort, and if he doesn't belong on my ril-opponent team I don't know who does." Actual play will ret started Thursday. The registration fee has not been set, but It is .t pected to be a nominal charge for the singles tournament. There will be no doubles com petition. Participants can play their single elimination games either in the Y recreation room at Temple or on the Union's tables. The winner of the 2 out of 3 match will progress in the tournament until defeated. ENDS MONDAY RAY MILLAND MILIMa HUH CARTERMARLOWETUCKER roftm T. Harrington, Beta 8. Mohannah, Theta Cbl 9. Paynich. Delt 10. J. Anderson, Phi Psi TOTAL POINTS ALL-UNIVERSITY 1. Rogers, Af YMCA S. McArthur, SAB 3. LeGrand, Red Guidons 4. Biasing, A TO 5. Boesiaer, Comets A- Ijiwtnn, Warriors TIE Weber, Farm House 8. Worth. Ramblers 9. Haas, Rockets 10. Peterson, Blgma No TIE Scheer, A TO 12. Bachman, Phi Psi TIE Maupin, Phi Gam "B" 14. Leiring, Uni Aggies 15. Dierks, A Men DENOMINATIONAL 1. Griffin, Newman Club 2. B. Luther, Lutherans 3. Kroenke, Newman Club 4. Ericson, Baptists 8. Deitering. Newman Club 6. Almen, Baptists 7. Gasson, Newman Club 8. N. Lather. Lutherans 9. fiothan, Presby 10. Decker, Newmm, Chi FRATERNITY 'B' 1. Maupin, Phi Gama 2. Hhull, Phi Gams 3. Leonard, Sig Chi 4. Dunning, Sig Cat 5. Monson, AGR 6. Frost, AGR 7. Kramper. AGR 8. Gushing, SAE 9. Tobln, Phi Garni 10. Betrelbenrer, Phi Pal TIE Caley, Phi Gams INDEPENDENT 1. Rogers, Ag YMCA 2. LeGrand. Red Guidons 3. Boesiger. Comets 4. Lawton, W arriors 5. Worth, Ramblers 6. Haas, Rockets 7. Iicisina, t'ni Agglea 8. Dierks. Ag Men 9. Wilson. Rockets 10. Chamhlcy, M HI reef FRATERNITY "A" 1. McArthur, SAE 2. Blessing, A TO 8. Weber, Farm House 4. Peterson, Hlgma Na TIE Hcheer, A TO 6. Bachman, I'M Pd 7. Lebsock, SAE 8. J. Anderson, Phi Psi 9. Altman, Hlgma Na 10. Frel, Phi Psi 11.58 11.13 10.92 10.54 220 21 213 200 171 159 15!) 156 152 151 151 150 1511 146 145 133 106 74 70 69 61 59 54 80 41 150 144 143 113 104 100 97 96 90 87 87 229 213 171 159 156 132 146 143 144 143 221 200 139 151 151 150 141 137 135 133 on the Cornnusker squad since 1949 when Elroy Gloystein was forced out of compettion with an injured back. Bob Diers, leading sticker in 1951, with a mark of .383 in ,15 games, is firmly planted in ce'n terfield. Milt Frei of Fremont has been getting the call in right and Jerry Dunn, a senior, has been patroling left field. Ray Novak may double in 1 brass as a first sacker and I pitcher. Bob Reynolds, tempo rarily hobbled by a sprained ankle suffered in basketball, is figured for duty again at second base. Rav Mladovich. Omaha, who has been playing first nase the past two seasons, is back home again at shortstop. Ray was a shortstop duiing his high school career when he starred in Amer ican Legion junior baseball. Bob Decker, defensive halfback in football, has been getting the nod at third base. Richard Chris- toph of Glencoe, 111., has been making a serious bid for an out field post, Coach Sharpe stated. The present team Is being: built around seven lettermen. Dale Bunsen, Robert Diers, Gerald Dunn, Richard McCor mick, Ray Mladovich, Robert Reynolds and Jack Shull. Shull, a catcher, will have to fight off a group of the best back stops the Cornhuskers have ever had at one time. Jim Cederdahl. Lincoln. Murray Backhaus, Millard, and Gerald Sandbulte, Sioux Center, la., are iSilEallL 1952 SUMMER INSTITUTE OP THE JEWISH AGENCY ' FOR PALESTINE July 8 August 25 TRAVEL" in Israel 1 "top" over in Europe WORK'" ln Bgrlcultural set tlements STUDY- at the Hebrew University Applicants between 18-35. Write now for information for further Information to: ISRAEL SUMMER INSTITtTE Intercollegiate Elenlil Federation af America lit West 14 Street, New Turk 11, N.1T. IN ENDS MONDAY ej Evening 7 P.M. 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Don MacArthiitv Sicma Alpha Epsi lon hook shot artist, was a unanimous choice for The Daily Nebraskan all-University all star intramural basketball squad. MacArthur was unavail able for a picture when the other members of the team were pictured in a recent issue of The Daily Nebraskan. It was MacArthur, top scorer in all in tramural leagues, that led the SAE team to the championship. all pushing the veterans Shull. Since Coach Sharpe took over the Cornhuskers, his teams have won two Big Seven titles ln 194$ and again in 1950. In the Con ference race the five-year totals " -show 43 won, 27 lost for a .014 percentage. In all games played, the Cornhusker have won - 5S and lost 42 for a mark of .588 in this five-year span. 1952 Nebraska Baseball Roster Name Pot. Hti. Wat. Age Class h Fackhaus, Murray . .C 6-0 160 18 Fr Benjamin, Allen ...P 8-2 185 21 Jr Bunsen, Dale P 6-0 160 20 Jr. Cederdahl, James C 5-10 180 18 Ft. Christoph. Richard OF 8-1 185 19 So. Decker, Robert 3B fi-8 165 19 &. Diers, Robert OF 6-0 195 22 Sr. Dunn, Gerald ....OF 6-11 185 25 Sr. Frei, Milt OF 5-9 170 22 Sr. Giles, William IB 6-2 195 20 So. Gleason, Robert ..P 5-11 150 1 Fr. Hofmaier, Fran ..P 5-11 175 19 Ft. Jensen, Charles ..C 6-0 185 19 Fr. Karit, Al SS 5-7 150 20 Fr. Kremke, Robert ..P 6-0 160 18 Fr. Ltpch, John SS 6-1 185 20 Jr. Malleite, Pat . . P 6-0 178 19 So. McCormick, Rfch'd P 6-1 170 20 Jr. Mladovich, Ray SS 6-1 180 20 Sr. Novak, Ray P-1B 6-1 200 20 So. Reynolds, Robert . 2B 5-11 180 20 Jr. Sandbulte, Gerald C 8-0 185 19 Fr. Shull, Jack C 5-10 170 20 Jr. Scgcr, Fred INF 8-4 185 19 So. Wright, Charles . P 6-0 170 19 So. Indicates letter winners. Baseball Schedule 1952 April 4-5 Drake April 9-10 At Tulsa Uni. April 11-12 At Okl. A & M April 15-16 At Kansas St. April 18-19 Kansas Uni. April 25-26 At Okl. Uni. April 29-30 Kansas State May 2-3 Okl. A & M May 9-10 At Iowa State May 12-13 At Mo. Uni. May 16-17 Colorado Uni. April 5 ALL SPORTS DAY l-M Volleyball Standings LEAGUE I Phi Delta Theta Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Chi Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Alpha Epsilon ( season completed) LEAGUE n Kappa Sigma Sigma Alpha Epsilon-B Phi Gamma Delta Delta Tau Delta Tau Kappa Epsilon Sigma Nu Seniors (season completed ) LEAGUE in Phi Kappa Psi Beta Theta Pi Sigma Nu Actives Phi Gamma Delta-B Delta Sigma Phi Theta Xi LEAGUE IV Delta Upsilon Farm House I Phi Kappa Psi-B 6 S l Sigma Nu Pledges 4 5 0 , 1 Alpha Gamma Rho 2 7 1 j i Beta Sigma Psi 2 10" f LEAGUE V I l WL , Pioneer House 10 2 1 11 Pioneer House 10 2 Cornhusker Co-op 5 7 Zeta Beta Tau 4 8 W L Sigma Alpha Mu 4 8 7 2 Delta Ujpsilon-B 3 9 8 41 LEAGUE VI 9 6 WL 4 8 Iranians 9 0 1 5 Architecture 10 2 1 5 Presby House 9 6 Navy ROTC 3 9 Lutheran Students 4 11 w T Ag Men's Club 1 8 j 2 q ( season completed) 11 1 6 6 4 8 3 9 0 12 W L 10 2 6 3 APRIL FOOL CARDS Send a friend on April Fool card. 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