"Master of Squop" about Severin Drix. 4 photos:

• Severin Drix '68 (page 23)
• Drix executes a shot in the championship match (page 24)
• Referee Dave Lockwood oversees a delicate shot (page 25) [with Sunshine and Severin Drix]
• 'Sunshine' shoots; Drix and spectators bend to watch (page 25)

"Groups Exhibit at Straight"

• Willard Straight Hall will present its annual Activities Fair in the Memorial Room today and tomorrow.
  
  Forty-three groups will take part in the affair, including such diverse groups as the Ayn Rand Club and Octagon. Someone representing the Tiddly-winks Club, which has achieved provisional recognition by the Scheduling and Coordinating Activities Review Board, also applied for

"Tiddlywinks"/"New Sport Being Formed at Cornell" by Adele S. Diamond

• The center of an intercollegiate tiddlywinks conspiracy is developing at Cornell this fall.
  
  Severin A. Drix '68, one of its founders, said there are two aims for the team: to play tiddlywinks and to prove an organization can exist with such minimal bureaucracy as to be not even slightly obnoxious.
  
  The web has grown to 70 members and applicants, who have never seen an official rulebook because they can't find one. Drix and a friend,, Richard Nowagrodzki [sic] '69, derived the rules they use from two magazine human-interest stories and observation in the Brox High School of Science lunchroom. [more]

"Harvard Squidgers Outscore Red Team"

• The Cornell tiddlywinks team dropped its first match to a strong Harvard squad last week.
  
  The Big Red's newest team was beaten 43½-19½ by the more experienced Harvard squidgers. Only the pair of Captain Severin Drix and Richard Garson managed to win one of the nine matches for Cornell.
  
  The Harvard team won with one man squopping (preventing one's opponent from shooting by covering his winks) and one man squidging (shooting the winks into the cup) [complete]

"Tiddlywinks Squad Beats MIT Team"

• The Cornell tiddlywinks team defeated a squad from MIT, 37-19, winning all but one of the eight sub-matches, held in the middle of the Arts quad Saturday afternoon. THe match attracted a sparse crowd which, at its height, number [sic] 12 students and four dogs.
  
  The Cornell team led by Severin Drix and Richard Nowogrodzki downed the Engineers with inspired strategy and accurate squidging. The team's record is now even at 1-1 after and [sic] early season loss to Harvard. [complete]