Friday, January 20, 1984
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Livestockjudges 'promising'
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Cy Candy Christy
UNL's livestock judging team finish
ed 10th In a 30-team field at the
National Western Stock Show in Den
ver last weekend.
Jud Baldridge tried for second out of
150 contestants in the swine Judsir.;
competition to lead Nebraska in indi
vidual placing.
The team, coached by animal science
professor R.B. Warren, competed in
the carlot and individual stock judging
categories.
Warren who is coaching his 31st
-team said the team judged 63 practice
classes at various locations to prepare
for the Denver competitor
The Denver show was the first com
petition of this semester. Warren said
Pro life march
slated Saturday
Pro-life supporters will protest the
anniversary of legal abortion Saturday
with the 1 1th annual Walk for Life in
downtown Lincoln.
Ellen Snoddy, vice president of Lin
coln Paght to Life, said the walk com
memorates the US. Supreme Court
decision to legalize abortion on Jan. 22,
1973.
"It's a day of public outcry to call
attention to the problem of abortion,"
Snoddy said. "It reminds us of the 15
million babies that have been killed by
abortion since 1973."
The silent walk from 15th and P
streets to the Capitol will begin at 10
am. Omaha Mayor Mike Boyle, state
Senators Bernice Labedz of Omaha
and Loran Schmidt of Bellwood will
give speeches at the CapitoL Snoddy
said 2,000 people participated in the
march last year, and, depending on the
weather, more are expected this year.
No major events involving pro-choice
supporters are planned during the
weekend except
he expects the team to improve in the
future.
"We went out there to win," he said.
"We don't bust our butts to finish
tenth."
Team members are Kent Anderson
of Lexington, Baldridge of North Platte,
Susan Borgclt of 7bRer,'Jcr.G2bens
of Comstock and Pat Yeutter of Eustis.
Carlot competitors were Terry Acton
of Holmesville, Kevin Pentz of Lexing
ton, Mark Nistey of Bennet, Jeff Rudolph
of Dunbar and Duane Starkey of Den
ton. . This group shows a lot of promise,"
Warren said. The competitiveness of
this group is very keen."
Baldridge, a junior majoring in agrk
cultural economics, said being on the
'team has helped him in hh public
speaking skills and has made him think
more in-depth about livestock.
The team's only goal i3 "to do the best
we can," he said.
The next competition for the team is
Jan. 28 in Sioux Falls, S.D.
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