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Frazier retains title
Few, if any, left the
Fairgrounds Coliseum
disappointed Monday night.
Disappointed, possibly in the
final outcome, if Muhammed
- Ali fans, but not disappointed
in the show.
It was billed THE FIGHT.
The simplicity of the name
made it dramatic. And it, was
dramatic.
A heavy-weight champion,
stripped of his title outside the
ring, failed in an effort to
regain it his own way. A
sell-out crowd at Madison
Square Garden in New York
City and possibly two million
special o is viewing by
closed -circuit television
witnessed the event
Included whs approximately
2,500 persons at Nebraska's
Fairgrounds Coliseum. The
crowd began to gather at 7
p.m. The surroundings had an
atmosphere of it', own. Beer
was being sold for 50 tents.a
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Five file
Five h o p el ul student
politicians have signed up for
ASUN spring elections since
filing opened Friday.
The only cadidate for
President so far is Gary
Schleiger, an Arts and Seiences
sophomore.
Schleiger is leading a new
party tenatively christened the
United University Party (UUP).
Lewis Robinson has filed for a
FSM will hear
Hubbard, Rozmsui
in open meeting
The Free Speech Movement
(FSM) announced that it will
hold an open meeting Tuesday
with Prof essors Hubbard and
Rozman.
The purpose of the meeting
is to discuss issues involved in
the firing .of University
professors.
Dr. Dale K.. Hayes was
invited to present his xase for
firing Professor Hubbard but
Hayes declined an invitation to
the meeting, which will be held
at 2 pjn. in the Nebraska
Union.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1971
cup. Cigars were being lit and
there was the last minute
friendly bets being wagered.
The black and white show
started at 9:15 p.m. Recaps of
former heavy-weight bouts
were viewed Then the main
attraction. Ah revealed his
prediction. It read "Flash" and
predicted Joe Frazier's fall in
the sixth round.
The fight began. Ali shook
his head "No" as Frazier
landed minor blows in the first
Missouri loses;
Kansas won its second
straight game by overtime
Monday night. Missouri lost its
second straight outing. And the
Nebraska Cornhuskers can gam
a three-way tie for second place
with a win over Kansas at
Lawrence Saturday.
The Jayhawks defeated
Missouri, 71-69, in overtime at
Columbia. Oklahoma defeated
Shaking out winter
for senate
senate post from Graduate and
Professional also on the UUP
ticket.
One student from
Engineering and Architecture.
James Schriner, has filed for a
senate position. Schriner
doesn't plan to run with a
party.
Business Administration
freshman Richard Veed and
Roy Baldwin, a sophomore
from Arts and Sciences have
both filed for senatorial
positions. Baldwin is an
incumbent ASUN senator.
Neither candidate could be
reached for a statement
concerning their party
affiliation.
Filing deadlines for the
April 7 election are March 12
for individuals and March 16
for parties. Application forms
and regulations are available in
room 334 of the Nebraska
Union.
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round. But Ali danced only
once. That was the fifth round.
In the tenth Frazier had gained
control.
But Ali fought back.,. until
the fifteenth round. Frazier
landed a crushing left to Ali
that sent the former champion
to the canvas, Ali could at best
hang on tor the final and
unanimous decision.
Joe Frazier is heavy-weight
champion of the world. He
won THE FIGHT.
Oklahoma wins
Oklahoma State 80-74 at
Stillwater to make it a two-way
tie for the runner-up spot in
the conference.
Both the Tigers and Sooners
finished the Big Eight season at
9-5
The Cornhuskers, who are
8-5, can make it a three-way
tie with a win Saturday.
1:30 p.m. -Chaperones Club,
Union
1 :30 p.m. Builders, Red Coat
Orientation, Union
3:30 p.m. -Builders, College
Days. Union.
3:30 p.m. Union Coffee
House Committee, Union.
5 p.m. -Corncobs, Union.
5 p.m. -Placement, Union.
6 p.m. -Masters Week Dinner,
Union
6 p.m. Special Services
Tutoring, Union.
6:30 p.m. -Quiz Bowl Board,
Union
6:30 p.m. Union Program
Council. Union
7 p.m. Quiz Bowl, Union
7:30 p.m. Math .counselors,
Union 7:30 pjn. Institute
of Political Analysis, Union
8 p.m. UNSEA, Union
8 p.m. Human Relations
Insight League, Union
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