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nuber ime-up sees tew changes
by Jim Johnston
Doug Jamail is the chatter
man for the Nebraska
Cornhuskers. He's the type of
player that gets "fired up" for
calisthenics.
But Jamail hasn't had much
more than calisthenics to get
excited about during his varsity
career. Jamail, a center, had
the misfortune of attending
Nebraska the same time as
Doug Dumler and has been
playing second best since the
two started their varsity careers
in 1970.
Saturday against Minnesota,
however, Jamail can look
beyond warm-ups. He's the
probable starting center against
the Gophers because Dumler's
foot hasn't recovered from an
injury sustained against
Oregon.
And now you should hear
Jamail chatter.
"It's a different deal being a
starter," admitted Jamail. "I
didn't realize how much more
work and time it invobs. You
have to look at nore fi'ms and
NU soccer
visits Omaha
The University of Nebraska
soccer team, which won its
opener against York Saturday,
visits Omaha Martinizing
Sunday at 1 p.m. Six games
have been scheduled at home.
All home games will be played
at Memorial Stadium.
The remainder of the schedule:
Sept. 19 -at Omaha Martinizing,
1 p m.
Sept. 25 -at Concordia, 9:30
a.m.
Oct. 2-JFK at Lincoln, 10 a.m.
Oct. 10 Iowa State at Lincoln,
1 p.m.
Oct. 1 7 Omaha Martinizing at
Lincoln, 1 p.m.
Oct. 23 Concordia at Lincoln
10 a.m.
Oct. 20-at JFK. 9 30 a.m.
Frosh basketball
positions open
Freshmen basketball coach
Moe Iba urges all freshmen
who are interested in trying
out for basketball to notify the
basketball office, Coliseum
207.
Tryouts will start in
October.
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really studv the man u,h ,;n rv-r-
be across from you."
Jamail's difficulty in
adjusting to a starting job goes
beyond pre-game preparation.
"The battle was already
over when I went into games
last year," said Jamail. "I have
to get used to the idea that the
man across from me will be
just as fresh as I am."
Jamail, who claims to be a
member of the All-Armenian
football team, is the smallest
center on the Nebraska squad
He weights just 204 and stands
only 5-M. Minnesota middle
guard Clayton Scheuer, who
will be opposing Jamail
Saturday, will have a 50-pound
advantage.
"Those hie cuvs don't rcii
scare me," said Jamail. "I Jamail. ..the chatter man
played against that guy at
Minnesota last year and was
able to handle him. I feel I'm
quicker than he is and I'll get a
lot of help from our guards."
The Bellaire, Tex., native is
looking forward to his first
starting job.
i naturally feel a little
extra pressure," said Jamail.
"And Dumler's a tough person
to try and follow, but I'm not
too worried about making
mistakes. No team is better
than its weakest player and 1
think that's what gives us a
chance to win the big one again
this year."
Dumler, who head coach
Bob Devaney says would have
to make a big improvement on
his foot before being ready for
Saturday, isn't the only
Cornhusker doubtful.
Linebacker Bill Sloev
appears out of the picture for
Saturday and Jerry List
although improving is still
considered a doubtful. Sloey
injured his knee against Oregon
and List sustained bruised ribs.
Jim Branch, a 203-pounder
from Chicago, will take Sloey's
place and Bruce Hauge is also
available. If List is unable to
play, he'll be spelled by
sophomore Brent Longwell
from Homer who caught two
passes for 1 9 yards against the
Ducks.
Devaney indicated that Bill
Olds and Maury Damkroger are
battling for the starting fullback
job, and Olds appears to still
have the edge.
Devaney said there would
probably be no other changes
from last week for the
Minnesota game.
4722588
472-2989
472-2590
FOR SALE
Ushers Gifts. Cliffs Smoke Shan
12m & O Streets.
Motorcycle chroming. Guaranteed.
Nominal profits. Lowest prices.
648 S. 19th.
1970 SS CHEVELLE: 4 speed,
Extras. 13,800 Mile. $2,400.00
Evenings: 475-0141.
Vox Series 90 Amplifier 4-12"; 2
horns; 140 Watts Rms.
infrequently used by fading
rock star. Call Dan 466 9209.
1967 B.S.A. Hornet Customized.
Overhauled, needs loving care.
43 5 2890. 3440 Randolph.
$750.00.
New Steel Tubular Bicycle Rack;
26 Max. capacity; Very
reasonable; Cornhusker Co-op,
70S N. 23rd. 475796.
1969 Honda CB 350. $375.
Excellent condition. Ron after
x. 475 7973.
'65 Honda CB 160, extras, must
sell, best offer. Bill. 432 5966
after 9 p.m.
1970 Kowasaki. Good condition.
475 8606.
Men's Bicycle for sale-good
condition. Call 423-8965.
Stereo Components, Discount
Prices, fisher. Dual, Kenwood,
Ampex. 466-0930.
Bates One-piece molded plexiglass
windshield. Used once. List $30
will sell $15. 1638 C, Apt. No
3.
"71 Honda CL 350 Low miles, no
scratches. under warranty
$650. 1638 C. Apt, 3.
Queen size water bed. Fitted liner,
foam pad, and raised frame!
Phone 434 3827. Cheap.
18" TV, black & white. $50 or best
offer. 434-4443. 5619
Huntington.
Freshmen wanted as
CORNHSUKER YEARBOOK
Sales Representatives, Earn
money selling the
CORNHUSKER in your living
unit and on campus. Sign up
room 34 Student Union. . .or
call CORNHUSKER OFFICE at
472 2586 for more information.
STUDENTS. Route work. 1.75hr.
plus bonuses. Car not necessary
434963 after 4 p.m.
LOST
HELP WANTED
SALESGIRL (SI WANTED -fart
time to fill approximately these
hours: Monday and Friday
morning, Tuesday and
Wednesday all day, Thursday
3 OO to 5:30 and Saturday. If
you can fill a large share of
these hours please apply in
person at MAX MILLER
CAMERAS, INC. 1434 X'
Street. Before 3:00 p.m. Friday,
September 17.
Men. . Half days? Full days. We
need fellows who can work half
or full days on temporary
unskilled labor jobs. Work ttie
days you want. Good pay, daily
draw. Manpower 122 N. 11th.
Very friendly, brown and white,
male springer spaniel. 477 3507.
Rolex wrist watch. On campus. $10
reward. 435 51 1 1. Dan Hord.
ROOMMATE WANTED
Wanted One female student to fill
vacancy at Cornhusker Co-op,
705 No. 23rd. Call 475796
and ask for an officer.
Female roommate wanted. $4 1 mo.
475 5715. Call after 5:30 p.m.
Male roommate to share house with
2 bedrooms, air-conditioned.
$65mo. utilities included.
Would prefer grad student or
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Female Roommate wanted. $40
plus utilities. Phone 475-9942
Monday-Thursday after 5:30.
MISCELLANEOUS
Watch Repair All makes-including
Timex. Campus Bookstore-East
side Look for yellow door.
For special student World-Herald
rates, on campus, call 489-8393.
Sewing and Alterations. Call Pat
Moore at 799-2615.
FOOTBALL SPECIAL: CHILD
CARE Ages 2 7. Open 10:00
a.m. to 7 00 p.m. N.U. HOME
FOOTBALL GAMES WEE
CARE DAY CENTER 265
South 84th. Phone 489-9102.
Students, Professors. Interested
Bodies. Let me give you an At
in your economy. Contact
Charles Pelikan. 315 Bruce Or.
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MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
LEADER: VERN BRETH0UR
asic techniques and practices of mountain
climbing. Use of equipment.
FIRST MEETING : September 22, ? :30 p.m.
WHERE: Womens Residence Hall, Sun Room.
USE OF PSYCHEDELICS
LEADER: JACKI BARRET
Would like to set up city -wide information classes,
booklets. Too many people are getting high and
don't know to expect.
FIRST MEETING : September 20, 7:30 p.m.
WHERE : Womens Residence Hall, Sun Room
JESUS, THE REVOLUTIONARY AND THE
NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH
LEADER: GRANT A. H0USER
FIRST MEETING. Tuesday, September 21, 7:30
p.m.
WHERE: U.M.H.E., 333 N. 14th
CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN POETRY
LEADER: BART BECKER
The University of Nebraska doesn't offer, at
present, a liturature course that covers the
contemporary American poets. As a consequence
the students education is even further shackled.
The course will examine the poetry that is being
written today in America. A good book, one which
II will rely on quite heavily, s THE
CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN POETS:
AMERICAN POETRY SINCE 1940, edited by
Mark Stevens, There are pients of other sources.
fIRST MEETING. Wednesday, September 22.
7:00 p.m.
WHERE: University Tennis Courts, whichever
open.
Nebraska Free University
announces several late arrivals to its
schedule of fantastic fall courses.
These classes, as well as the already
published courses, will begin the week
of September 20th to the 24th.
FOOD COOPERATIVE
LEADER: DENNIS BERKHEIM
The purpose of this "course" is to get all university
students and people in their communities to set up
food cooperatives. Everyone will learn how to run
all aspects of the food cooperative and we will start
out the course by getting as many people as
possible interested in saving up to 50 on weekly
groceries by cooperating with each other to cut the
middlemen: Safeway, Hinky Dinky, etc.
FIRST MEETING: Monday. September 20. 1971
WHERE : Lincoln Free School, 700 North 27
THE WORLD GAME AND SPACESHIP
EARTH.
F. BUCKM1NSTER FULLER
LEADER: JERRY ANDERSEN
The ideas of 8 Lick y Fuller and hit concepts of
world resource organization. Good
reading Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth.
FIRST MEETING. Tuesday. September 21. 7:30
p.m.
WHERE: Womens Residence Hall. Piper Basement
Recreation Room (International House)
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1971
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