Monday, November 12, 1934
Daily Nebraskan
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Aveci howlers to start tournament ba
National tournament winners Any combination of bowlers
in any sport have to start some- may compete in the tournament,
where. For UNL and Lincoln area which will send its winners to the
bowlers, the somewhere is the state tournament in January.
Nebraska Union lanes tonight, Winners from that tournament
site of the first qualifying round will go to the national finab in
of the Miller Doubles Champion- Reno, Nev., where a grand prize of
snips. , mv,uuuwui De awarded.
II rolling
Last year, 63 doubles groups
won cash prizes at the state
tournament for a total payout of
$7,087.60.
Dave Dudek, night manager of
the Nebraska Union RecKoom,
said today's 8 p.m. competition
will be the first of three tourna-
Malaysian students dominate mini-Olympics
It didn't take four years for the day, Malaysia, Indonesia and the
rest of the world to get back on Chinese students finished well
America for its domination at the ahead of the United States in the
1984 Olympics. Satu rdgyljri2SI?lpics sP"sored by the
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Kuen-n&n Lin, a cMaese student at UNL, returns the ball
during a ping pong dael in the mini-Olympics Sunday after
noon La the Nebraska Union.
International Student Athletic
Committee.
Syed Feizal, one of the students
who organized the committee as
well as the Olympics, said that
overall, the event ran smoothly.
More than 100 students partici
pated in the six-sport Olympics,
raising $1 each for the committee.
"Overall, we did fine," Feizal, a
native of Seremban, Malaysia, said.
"Next year, we would like to have
more American participation."
Malaysian students only won
titles in table tennis doubles and
women's individual bowling, but
finished with 29 total points. The
team of Chinese students was
second with 16V4 points.
Feizal said there were some
surprises in the individual com
petition, particularly in the eight
. ball billiards. Genny Keeler, who
" represented Nebraska and the
region in the national collegiate
unions tournament last spring,
lost in head to head competition
with Arab students.
"They usually don't enter the
union tournaments, but we all
found out they play very good
pool," Feizal said.
ment rounds the union lanes will
sponsor. Other qualifying nights
will be Nov. 26 and Dec. 3.
Dudek said the doubles tan
dems should have an established
sanctioned league average before
the tournament.
"You can enter without a sanc
tioned average," Dudek said. "But
it's awfully tough to win that
way."
A handicap system based on a
210 score will be used at each
stage of the tournament. Bowlers
will get handicaps as determined
by the difference between their
average and 210.
The tournament is set up so
one of every six teams will get to
the state tournament, Dudek said.
A $ 1 0 entry fee for each team is
required.
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