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. - - '4 I ft 1.1 3 'J 1. R & i provides recreational areas The Recreation and Intramural Department is providing use of the swimming pool, weight room, and handball courts for the students, faculty, and staff at specififed times during the week. The Coliseum swimming pool is open to students and faculty and staff members from 12:30-1:30 Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 6:30-8:30 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and 6:00-7:00 Wednesday. The weight room is open between 4:30 and 6 p.m. and between 1:30 and 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Handball courts are available from 5:30-9:30 p.m. and 1-5 p.m. Monday through Friday, from 1-5 p.m. on Saturdays other than home football game days, and from 1-5 p.m. Sunday. These hours will be subject to slight changes during the year due to particular varsity sport seasons, but the changes will be posted. Information on the various hunting seasons around the state is posted at the Recreation and Intramural office. Applications for hunting permits are also available at the R & 1 office, and maps of the state's lakes and recreation areas are posted. First round play in the men's intramural tennis tournament begins Thursday and scores of first- round matches must be turned in to the Intramural Office no later Lifters to hold heavy meeting The University of Nebraska weightlifting club will hold a meeting Sunday, Oct. 3 at 5 p.m. in the Coliseum weight room to elect officers and accept new members. Any fulltime student in good standing is eligible for club membership. The lifting club, in its second year, will compete in 14 meets this season including local, state and regional competition. The nine weight divisions range from 114 to 242 pounds and above. Any interested students are urged to attend the meeting or contact Boyd Fpley in the Men's P. E. building. There's always Hope. . . Comedian Bob Hope, one of the master showmen of our time, will appear at the UNL Coliseum after the Nebraska-Iowa State football game Nov. 6. Hope will be sponsored by the Com Cobs, UNL men's pep organization. Proceeds from ticket sales will go to a campus project yet to be picked by the group. Tickets will go on sale Oct. 18 in the Nebraska Union. BUMPy than 3 p.m. October 4. Contestants should check the Intramural Office for their opponents. t::tnn::;srals Thursday 5-.00-V1, Stoned Cowboys vs. Delta Theta Phi; V2, Derby Stars vs. Gruds Gang; V3, Hawks vs. Raiders; V4, Sigma Phi Epsilon B vs. Abel VII B; W1 , Dirty Dozen vs. Krappa IV; W2, Kerngers vs. Burnouts; W3, I Felda Thi vs. Nads 6:30-V1, Alpha Gamma Rho Bvs. Phi Delta Theta B; V2, Phi Delta Phi vs. Pill Pushers; V3, Undesirables vs. HEP; V4, Tau Kappa Epsilon Bvs. Abel II B 7:30 V1, French Quarters vs. Terrible Ten; V2, Schramm VI vs. Gooding; V3, Schramm IV vs. Schramm VIII 8:30 V1, Schramm II vs. Schramm X; V2, Abel IV vs. Abel VII; V3, Abel III vs. Abel V V - Vine Street fields, W - Woods Park fields Sunday, October 3 Vine Street fields 2:00-V1, Triangle Fraternity vs. TKE & KD; V2, Boomers Gang vs. Delta Upsilon; V3, Studnets vs. Rabbits; V4, Gus 2 vs. Abel 10 3:15V1, Burr 3 vs. Farmhouse; V2 Hot Nuts vs. Alpha XI Delta I; V3' Gus 3 vs. Custer; V4, Abel 2 & Schramm 3 vs. Alpha XI Delta II 4:30 VI, Losta Luck vs. Ramparts Memorial Stadium 2:00-Burr 2 vs. Abel 3 & Sandoz 8 3:15-Schramm 52 vs. Alpha Tau 4:30-Superstuds vs. Burr 1 r Mil I OTMI T ' mat lmnI il 1. 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"It's an attitude and frame of mind situation," explained Devaney. "It has a lot to do with developing pride in yourself. Once a defense stops iLiiiinii t-f. . . ..:.:iMaaiMMM ta ill W2s 5 A ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. ST. LOUIS a team in a goal line situation, the defense develops pride in itself and naturally becomes tougher." The Cornhuskers otten make changes in their defensive line under goal line situations. John Dutton (6-7, 241) will sometimes replace Bill Janssen at tackle and Monte Johnson (6-6, 232) may replace Rich Glover at middle guard. That same duo often go into the game during certain passing situations because of their height advantage. Devaney said the defensive team has to gamble during goal line situations. "You have to decide if the offense will try for the short yardage up the middle or go all out on a pass," said Devaney. "If you're playing your defense too tight, you can get hurt badly by the pass." There's a lot to take into consideration if you go into an all-out goal line defense." The Cornhuskers cut practice short Wednesday TU Gmt tnolf t he called BUDWHSER because of the heat. I-back Jeff Kinney and cornerback Joe Blahak, who have been ill this week, were both suited up for Wednesday's drills. Blahak had a light case of flu and Kinney was undergoing tests at the hospital after he didn't completely recover from the flu two weeks ago. It was learned Wednesday that Kinney may have a slight case of food poisioning. Fullback Maury Damkroger has also been slowed with illness, but should be ready for Saturday. Devaney was confident that the Huskers should be healthy for Saturday's date with Utah State. There shouldn't be any changes in the Huskers lineup this week. Center Doug Dumler has completely recovered from a foot injury and Jim Branch will still start at linebacker. Branch replaced Bill Sloey who injured his knee against Oregon. l!inV rlnvl Tfcnff?fwl i PAGE 8 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1971
