Scantlebury ignites to boom soomers
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by RANDY YORK
Nebraska Sport Editor
Guard Tom Scantlebury has wanted to explode
offensively at Nebraska for almost three years.
Coach Joe Cipriano hasn't really vetoed such ac
tion, but he hasn't allowed its full development either.
Cip admitted he preferred a longer fuse before
Scantz really ignited.
Chalk (19) and Gratopp (11)
also paced Nebraska's 49-35
rebounding bulge.
The Huskers' next assign
ment is Saturday at Columbia
against Missouri, which Mon
day night was dumped at
Kansas.
PHOTO BY DON TREMAIN
Tom Scantlebury can pass too . . . he shovels one
through this Oklahoma crowd to Leroy Chalk,
who gets easy, subsequent basket.
ALL THIS came to an end
Monday, however, when
Scantlebury more or less, by
mutual, non-verbal agreement
was allowed all the one-on-one
offensive action he wanted.
Scantz responded with 22 sec
ond half points, boosting Ne
braska's still-alive Cornhuskers
to a 79-66 Big Eight basketball
win over Oklahoma.
"I guess he (Cipriano) gave
me the green light,"
Scantlebury said of his second
half fireworks. "Anyway, I hit
a few of my outside shots, and
he didn't really object."
The strong windup, combined
with a 6-point first half, gave
Scantlebury 28 points, ex
ceeding his previous career
high of 24 last year against
Oklahoma.
"THAT'S THE most I've
gone one-on-one since I wds a
freshman," Scantz noted. He
was on target 10 of IS times
from the field.
"I think Scantlebury proved
he was an All-Big Eight
guard," Cipriano said of the
conference's top backcourt
scorer.
Center Leroy Chalk and
forward Bob Gratopp provided
Get high. , .on skydiving
by STEVE SINCLAIR
A Mutant Sports Editor
Students looking for a legal way to get high
should consider skydiving, according to a univer
sity student with 350 jumps.
"Skydiving has almost a drug-like effect,"
Marv Helman said. "You get addicted to it. It
gets to be pure pleasure and enjoyment after 10
to 20 jumps."
'It is so out of this world that
there is no explanation," he
added.
Helman is supervising the
skydiving course offered by the
Nebraska Free University. The
class begins March 4 at 7 p m.
at the College of Business Ad
ministration Auditorium,
MANY PEOPLE shy away
from skydiving because of their
fear of danger, but Helman
believes this is a misconcep
tion. "If you have the right
training and follow the regula
tions, skydiving isn't any more
dangerous than skiing or foot
ball," Helman said.
In the 10 years that the Lin
coln Sport Parachute Club has
been in operation there have
been only two serious injuries,
Helman said, a broken ankle
and a broken leg. This amounts
to one Injury for every 5,000
jumps.
"One year, statistics showed
that there were more people
killed in car accidents on their
way to the airport, than were
killed skydiving," Helman
noted.
Another misconception about
skydiving is that it's a man's
sport. Last year 15 girls made
jumps after graduating from
the free university class.
"A GIRL will keep her cool
before jumping as good as a
guy," Helman said, but girls
don't stick with the sport as
long as guys do."
Helman taught WACS how to
sky dive when he was in the
service. He also was a member
of the 10th Special Forces Free
Fall Exhibition team In
Germany.
In addition to skydiving,
Helman has skied the toughest
slopes in Austria, and is a
scuba diving instructor. He is
majoring in electrical
engineering.
Helman admits that students
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get scared before their first
jump. "The fear is not of the
jump Itself," he said, "people
get scared that they are going
to chicken out." .
Helman said he expects 200
students in this semester's
class, but he has the capacity
to teacn over ouu students.
THE CLASS will be divided
Into two sections and will meet
for six weeks.
The top five students "In the
class will get a free mem
bership in the Lincoln Sport
raracnute Club, and six free
jumps, Helman said. Other top
students will get one free jump
ana reaucea rates from the
club.
There is only one university
in me country which offers a
credit course in skydiving, ac
cording to Helman. Otherwise,
the free university course is the
only one of it's kind.
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solid offensive support for the
Huskers, who hiked their
league record to 5-6, the same
mark Oklahoma has.
Chalk, the Big Eight's top
field goal percentage shooter
last year, showed that same
type type of effectiveness in de
positing seven of 11 chances.
HE FINISHED with 17
points, and Gratopp added 11.
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Sooners' Scott Martin
seems to be resting his
arm on Leroy Chalk,
who scores anyway.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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