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By Jim Rasmussen
Dally Nebraskan Senior Reporter
The Nebraska women's golf team lost
two outstanding players to graduation
last spring, but the Cornhuskers should
field another competitive team this year,
coach Jerry Fisher said.
Practice begins this week for the Hus
kers, who finished second in the Big Eight
last season behind Oklahoma State. Neb
raska will prepare for the Suzie Maxwell
Birney All-College Tournament Sept. 10,
11 and 12 in Norman, Okla.
The All-College Tournament will prob
ably be the best tournament of the fall,"
Fisher said. Several of the Big Eight
schools will be there, along with other
Texas teams.
Cathy Nelson and Shelly Godeken, who
finished second and fifth respectively in
the Big Eight Tournament last year, are
gone. But Kari Mangan, another stand
out, returns for her junior season. Fisher
said Mangan probably will occupy the No.
1 spot for the Huskcrs this year.
Eight other players will compete for
the remaining four spots, Fisher said.
Those players include juniors Nancy Steen,
Jan Houston and Jean Gilpin; sophomores
Laura Gunia and Lisa Papes; redshirted
freshmen Janet Gabrielson and Jenny
Adams; and freshman Kathy Wall.
Fisher said the Huskers will challenge
for second place in the conference with
Oklahoma, Missouri and possibly Iowa
State. Oklahoma State is favored to repeat
as champions, she said.
Huskers get break from heat
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The Nebraska football coaches showed
a little mercy Tuesday afternoon.
With the temperature on Memorial
Stadium's turf reaching above the cen
tury mark, the players escaped the daily
grind of running laps around the field.
When coach Tom Osborne announced
the reprieve, a big whoop went up from
the tired players.
That was one of the hotter practices
we've had," Osborne said later. "I'd say it
was probably about 130 to 135 degrees
down here on the field."
The Huskers worked out in full pads in
the heat. The team worked on live pass
protection for about 15 plays, but other
than that, the hitting was light.
"In this heat, you worry a little about
players getting hurt," Osborne said.
Four players missed Wednesday's work- n
out because of injury. Backup center Bill
Lewis and wingback Roger Lindstrom are
both suffering from ankle injuries but
should be practicing within a couple C
days, trainer George Sullivan said. Split "
end Hendley Hawkins, who has a strained
hamstring, may be ready by this weekend.
Cornerback Dennis Watkins, who has
been nursing a knee strain, should be able
to practice tomorrow, Osborne said.
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The Huskers have only 10 days before ;n
the season opener against Wyoming. Wyo- n'
ming will tune up for the game by hosting nt'
South Dakota this Saturday in Laramie. a
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