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The Daily Nebraskan
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ATOs Dominate Grid All-Stars, Ratings
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On All-University Football Team
All-Intramural Team
Position Player Team
Quarterback Elmer Walin . . . Alpha Tau Omega
Guard Lambert Sobon . Sigma Phi Epsilon
End Dick Becher .... Alpha Tau Omega
Halfback Charles Arizumi Dental College
End Tom Johnson . . Sigma Phi Epsilon
Blocking Back Joe McWilliams .... Delta Tau Delta
Half Back Jim Ernst Alpha Tau Omega
Honorable mention: Gary Bronliette, Sigma Nu; Mau
rice Vitosh, Alpha Gamma Rho; Ralph Langemeier, Alpha
Gamma Rho; Jesse Filkors, Ag Men's Club; Bob Pessick,
Phi Kappa Psi; Bruce Brandt, Beta Theta Pi; Jamie Am
crman, Phi Kappa Psi.
By Mel Hester
This year's A11-University
Intramural football team, as
selected by the football man
agers, represents three men
from top-ranked Alpha Tau
Omega, two from the second
olace team, Sigma Phi Epsi
lon, and members of the Phi
Xappa Psi, Delta Tau Delta,
and Dental College squads.
Two of the All-University
.quad members have re
ceived this honor in past
"ears. Charles Arizumi has
been a member of the team
or the past four while Curt
.Master was selected last
ear.
Quarterback Elmer Walin
Elmer Walin, who played
the quarterback position for
the All-University champs
Alpha Tau Omega, is a 22
year old senior from Lincoln.
Walin played basketball and
baseball in high school played
two years of basketball at the
University. Standing six feet
three inches, Elmer was a
standout in the ATO's passing
and running game.
End Dick Becher
Also a member of the Al
pha Tau Omega squad is end
Dick Becher. Becher was a
member of the Nebraska All
State football team in high
school at Hastings and is a
two year baseball letterman
at the University. Becher, a
210 pound senior, was one of
best ends in the league both
on defense and offense.
Blocking Back and Quarter
back Joe McWilliams
McWilliams is a five feet
ten inch senior from Lincoln.
The 183-pound Delt was an
All-City and second team All
State basketball player from
Lincoln Pius X High School.
Selected for the bjocking back
and quarterback position on
the intramural squad, Joe was
on the second team All In
tramural Basketball team
last year.
Halfback Jim Ernst
Jim, the lightest team men'
ber at 155 pounds, is a- sopho
more and the one of threee
ATOs to receive this honor.
Ernst played halfback for the
ATOs and was a big asset
with his running gains. At
tending Lexington, Jim was
a star halfback in high school.
Guard and Blocking Back
Lambert Sobon
Sobon, a 230-pound member
of the second ranked Sigma
Phi Epsilon team, is a senior.
Standing 6'3", Lambert is
from Kimball and was a big
asset to the Sig Ep offense
and defense.
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End Tom Johnson
The second of the Sigma
Phi Epsilon All-University
team members is Tom John
son, a 6'2" 185-pound senior
from Valley. Johnson was a
State Tennis Doubles Cham
pion, received honorable men
tion as an All-State basketball
player, and has lettered in
Tennis two years at Nebraska.
Center Curt Plaster
Making his second appear
ance on the All-University
squad, Curt Plaster stands Si
ll and is a senior in Business
Administration. Plaster was a
member of the Phi Psi grid
team. While in high school
he played football at Scotts
bluff and was recognized as
the All-Big Ten center in his
senior year. He was also All-
State honorable mention in
football. ;
Charles Arizumi
Charley is a senior and al
though a member of Beta
Theta Pi fraternity, played
football for Dental College.
A native of Hawaii, Arizumi
has made the fine record of
being picked for the All-Uni-versitv
football squad four
years in succession. Besides
football, Charles has partici
pated in intramural handball,
water basketball, volleyball.
wrestling, horseshoes, and
paddleball. -
Nebraskan
Sports
Final Rankings I ATftc (irflh
Top Rating
'A' Teams
1. Alpha Tau Omega (8-0)
2. Sigma Phi Epsilon (4-2)
3. Gus I (5-1)
4. Phi Delta Theta (3-2)
5. Dental College (5-1)
6. Theta Xi (3-1)
7. Gus II (3-1)
8. Delta Tau Delta (3-2)
9. Phi Kappa Psi (4-1)
10. Sigma Alpha Mu (3-1)
'B' Teams
1. Beta Theta Pi (5-1)
2. Alpha Tau Omega (5-1)
3. Phi Kappa Psi (4-1)
4. Delta Tau Delta (3-1)
5. Sigma Nu (2-2)
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Fathers Lead Cheers
The kickoff of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma Powder Bowl
Parent's Day football game is
10 a.m., behind the girl's
dorm said Sukey Tinan,
quarterback for the junior
senior squad.
'.'' The dads will sub as cheer
leaders, Sukey added, as the
freshman-sophomore squad
stands the junior-senior team.
Students and parents are in
vited to watch the game.
All-University Champion Al
pha Tau Omega is the top
ranked 'A' team in the Daily
Nebraskan's Intramural foot
ball ratings.
The ATOs crushed Sigma
Phi Epsilon (ranked second
with a 4-2 record), Gus I
(rated third with a 5-1 mark)
and Dent College (fifth with
five losses and a win) in route
to the championship and an
undefeated season of eight
wins and no losses.
Rounding out the top ten
were Phi Delta Theta, fourth;
Theta Xi, sixth; Gus II, sev
enth; Delta Tau Delta, eighth;
Phi Kappa Psi, ninth; and
Sigma Alpha Mu, tenth.
Beta Theta Pi copped the
top spot in the 'B' rankings.
The Betas beat the ATOs for
the All-University title- after
losing to them earlier in the
year.
Other ranked 'B' teams in
clude the Phi Psis, Delts and
Sig Nus.
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