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O O o u o o o O O o o o o o o o o o o o o Soccer team successful despite small crowds by ROGER RIFE Associate Sports Editor Soccer, the number one sport in the world, is nothing more than a minor sport at the University of Nebraska. The attendance at the Cornhusker soccer team's games has been extremely small. At the Nebraska-Iowa State soccer game last Sunday, there were only 10 spectators. "That crowd of 10 spectators was the largest crowd that we've had this year." said Eric Davies, faculty advisor for the soccer team. "We usually get about five or six spectators per game." Davies, who has played soc cer in Holland. Nova Scotia and London said, "In other coun tries, the top sport is soccer, not American football. Over 140 countries have soccer teams." Davies believes that there are a number of reasons for soccer being the number one sport in other countries. "Sports in America are limited to the unusually large," ex plained Davies. The difference b et ween American football and soccer does not end with size though. "Soccer is more emotional game than football," Davies said. "And unlike football, you can't plan plays in soccer. Every move that is made depends on the skill of the players." "On a football team, the coach and quarterback are the most important people but on a soccer team, all 11 players are important because one bad player can mess-up the whole team," he continued. Despite the lack of fans, the Nebraska soccer team has been successful in bringing together students from foreign countries as well as from America. On the soccer team there are two Englishmen, five Colombians, a Costa Rican, a Jamacan, four Turks, an Austrian, a German, an African, and 10 or 12 Americans. The Husker kicking crew will compete Saturday against JFK College in Wahoo at 10 a.m. On Sunday ttie soccer team will play Pershing college at 2 p.m. on the football practice field west of the Coliseum. ZalesHasThe Best Things In "life" For Mother ZALES "RING OF LIFE" Beautifully designed in 10K gold, "life," the jeweled memory that record the birthdays of your loved one in the synthetic birthstones of your choice, or genuine diamonds. Ring only $17.81 Each birthitone, $2.95 Each diamond, $9.95 ZALHS IUIM Student Accounts Invited I' tiro .- FMarejeta' - - - - zx if 1 i& ft J xCrjt . m -.rk Socccring it to 'em. Nchrnskuit Want Ads for sale Wintee 1947 Comoro 434 1 He?. SS, 450. 4 speed, tape. Niied a new wardrobe? Sowing and alter, atlons. CjM Pat Moore, m-2415. " Yarrwhi tig Street Scrambler. Most Sell-going to service. 4'7-t454 after 4 p.m. 14 BSA 450. hloh compression, lust overhauled. 484251. Miscellaneous Part-time writer for college Interest m.iawine. In-tiei'th articles, etc. Ken Gray. 432 44. OVFRSEAS TEACHING OPPORTUNI TIES. Unlimited teaching opoorturullee are available tor prote". Instructor, and tor prospect.ve teachers In any field, anywhere In the world. Ecellent pay For application Information please ed W OO to: Teach Overseas. P. O. Pox 1X Needles, California f736X Plrase Indicire In what country wish to teach. employment Part-t'me. Male busboys car pops 11:00 a.m.-J:00 p.m.! J:CO p.m.-U 00 p.m.; female waitress 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Kings Food Host 4OT4521. Ask for Gerry Cole. Neat appearing person to work during noon hour 11:00 to ;00 Monday through Friday. Apply In person. McDonalds Drive In. US Norlh 57. Come to Boulder's Finest J-I Niahtspof. The SKUNK CREPK INN. Now .ipp.ir. Inq Hot Snow trum Hollvwjod. FAC 3 5:30 p.m. Alter the tMiite Saturday Every n ght at I p.m. ALL ADS MUST BE PREPAID, t .05 per word and I .50 day minimum. Girt to share apartment with one erj. HI 25. Close. 4214941 or 4V44U. Kalhy. Tin Chanoe: The trick -or treaters for the Slate Home should meet at Centen nial at 4 p.m. Instead of five. Po'ty after trtck-or-lreatlng. OOOOOOOI00000009000C0004)009COOOfi5 I YOUR O o UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA 0 irty ty OCTOBER 29 Or IO 9:00 - 4:00 l 1 THE RZCOCKITIOH PE0PU CAMPUS BOOKSTORE , 1245 R Street Lincoln, Nebraska 68508 6 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Q o Donate Your Time! i k. t n . 1 L ? I J neip neDrasKa s Keraraea .nuarcn j. Support Honey Sunday f November 22, 1970 5 For further information contact: George Kcappock co Jaycce Office 432-7511 Ex. 30 or Kay Rising 477-0695 4NSVSVVVWVVVVV."."VVVV"i".',.VVV"Si,i Sooooooooooooooooodooooooooooooo? I.onijiaiis aric! 'i'lit! Cliii'r llarN r li lias nviilm .1! now hh Lilkrr ii tlw tnpr laiistl 0' till itWr tho sluirt . . . ir vmi IWH'C: xi'U ). Aiiitinvtits if tu imt .Vm. t LVUIJ, list . 12. PAGE 10 THE NEBRASKAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1970
