The Warrior tank squad, holding a 3‑2 record, will take on Deerfield tonight in the Deerfield pool. The tankers walloped Niles East Tuesday night, 67‑28.

In last Friday's meet at Elgin, the mermen sank Elgin 63-32. The Warriors gained eight firsts out of a possible eleven. The first places were gained by Art Behn in the 400 yard freestyle, Pat Gassner in the 100 yard freestyle, Phil Wankat in the 100 yard butterfly, John Kerber in the 200 yard freestyle, Jimo Kuhrt in the 100 yard breastroke, and Al Koch in the 200 yard individual medley. Both Warrior relay teams also gained firsts. The 200 yard medley relay team is composed of Tom Johns, Jimo Kuhrt, Phil Wankat, and John Gunderson.

The 200 yard freestyle relay team is made up of Pat Gassner, Bill Schacht, Bruce Parsons, and Bill Eley. In an earlier meet this relay team also broke a Maine West school record.

Three other school records have been broken this year. Pat Gassner set a new school mark in the 100 yard freestyle, Bill Eley set a new mark in the 50 yard freestyle, and Phil Wankat bettered the old school mark in the 100 yard butterfly.

In their three previous meets, the mermen lost a very close meet to Oak Park, were trounced by a powerful Evanston team, and beat Prospect in a meet here at the Maine pool.