Coed flag-football
is victim of weather
The intramural department's
coed flag-football program has
. ended for this year.
That was the announcement
made Monday by coed-football
supervisors Nancy Semler and
Annette Wiechert According to
Semler, bad weather was the
key factor which lead to the
decision to end coed flag-football
for the year.
The coed program lasted for
about three weeks with games
being played Wednesday and
Sunday afternoons.
"The students had a lot of fun
playing on the Astro Turf in the
stadium," said Semler. "It was
like turning cows loose in an
open pasture."
Intramural playoffs
to begin this week
The intramural flag-football
playoffs begin this week
with 40 teams competing for
the crown.
The piayoffs consist of the
top two teams from the 20
leagues involved in the flag
football program. There were a
total of 115 teams participating
in the program with the top 40
teams surviving for the single
elimination playoffs.
Delta Tau Delta fraternity,
last year's all-University
Sports
There will be a women's in
t r a m u r a 1 representatives
meeting Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
in the Women's Physical
Education building room 228A.
The new recreational op
portunities for women on cam
pus will be discussed at the
meeting.
Women still have time to
form a team and compete in
the women's volleyball tourna
ment, tniry forms are due by 5
p.m. Nov. 9 and games will
begin on Nov. 11. Entry forms
can ,oe picKed up at the
Recreation and Intramural of
fice, 118 W, Nebraska Hall.
Girls who are interested in
learning more about gym
nastics can do so in the
Womens Physical Education
Building Monday through
Wednesday, in room 119. 3:30
5:30 p.m.: Thursday. 4:30-5:30
p.m. Qualified women in gym
nastics will be there to assist in
learning more about gyn-mastics.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
Despite the short life of the
coed football program, both
supervisors agreed the pro
gram was a success. "The guys
really enjoyed the football
games," Wiechert said. "And
the girls really got excited over
the games too."
Now that the program is
-over, Semler and Wiechert will
be working in other areas in
the intramural and recreation
department. Semler,- a junior
majoring in food nutrition, will
be helping with the volleyball
program. Wiechert, a senior
majoring in physical education,
will also be working with the
volleyball program. '
champion, and the Lifers, the
independent champion last
year, are also in t h i s year's
playoffs.
If the weather is good, the
playoffs should be compleetd in
two weeks with the all
University champion being
crowned on the final day.
The games are scheduled for
the intramural fields at 19th &
Vine streets and 17th and Vine
streets all of this week and next
week.
Shorts
The University of Nebraska's
soccer team tied Pershing col
lege Sunday, 1-1. The tie was
the fifth this year for the
Husker kicking crew.
The team, now 1-2-5, closes
it's fall season Sunday when
they go against Union college.
The game is scheduled for
2 p.m. on the football practice
field west of the coliseum.
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