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shows 0-0 score at end of first quarter. The scoreboard
had not yet changed the quarter light.
Phi Defs, Hawks
dominafe intramurals
Phi Delta Theta and the
Hawks continue to lead the
fraternity and independent
divisions of the intramural flag
football race after the third
week, but for the third time in
a row, the dorm division has a
new leader.
Abel III takes over the top
spot this time after two wins
this week.
FRATERNITY A LEAGUE
1 -Phi Delta Theta
2 -Phi Gamma Delta (21)
3- A9 Wen (3 O)
4-Sigma Alpha Epsilon (2-1)
5 - Delta Upsilon (3-0)
DORM A LEAGUE
1 -Abel VIM (4-0)
2 - Harper III (3-0)
3- Abet V (4-0)
4 - Abel VI (3 11
5 -Schramm IV (3-1)
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
1 -Hawks 0)
2 -O irty Dozen (44
3 - Pro Students (30)
4- Kemgers(3 1)
5-B. Garxj(3-01
Monday. October 11
5 OO-Vt, Glenn vv. Thoreau; V2,
Carson vs. Pen". V3, Frost vs.
Boosts; V4. Pioneer A vs. Tau
Kappa Epsilon A; W1 . Beta Sigma
Psi A vs. Delta Sigma Phi A; W2.
Phi Kappa Psi A vs. Ag Men A; W3.
Brown Palace vs. Comhusfcer.
6:30-VI. Theta Chi A vs. Acacia
A; V2. Alpha Tau Omega A vs.
Kappa Sigma A; V3, Phi Delta
Theta A vs. Beta Theta Pi A; V4,
Phi Gamma Delta A vs. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon A.
7 30-V1, Sigma Phi Epsilon A vs.
Theta Xi A; V2. Delta Opt i Ion A vs.
Sigma On A; V3. Triangle A vs.
Farmhouse A
8 30-VI, Sigma Nu A vs. Delta
Sigma Pi A; V2, Alpha Gamma Rho
A vs. Alpha Gamma Sigma A; V3,
Delta Tau Delta A vs. Pi Kappa
Alpha A
Kellerman. . .
Continued from page 9.
experience of these
relationships.
THE EVENTS of the story
involve a series of cha racers
who set Hoffman up to expose
a list of Ceo rgies's
characteristics. This rather
modest ambition is
accomplished, but I don't
think it's enough,
Hoffman's pcrfomance is a
fine, res! rained, show-case of
his lalenis. A brief vignette by
Barbara Harris provides a near
spark t)f life, but it's a kind f
tsolu performance milii anolhn
aclor on the set. I -veryone clc
holds up his lamp to illutnitiale
Hoffman.
That is apparently what
Tuesday. October 12
5O0-VI. Kappa Sigma B vs. Phi
Kappa Psi B; V2, Beta Sigma Psi B
vs. Delta Tau Delta 8. V3. Beta
Theta Pi 8 vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon
B; V4, Phi Gamma jDalta B vs.
Sigma Chi B; W1. Student Vets vs.
PHI Pushers; W2. Phi Delta Phi vs.
Apple Huskers; W3, Pro Students
vs. HEP
6:00 W1, Dorty Dozen vs.
Burnouts. W2. Kerngers vs. Bears;
W3, Krappa IV vs. Nads.
FOR SALE
Decca 12 String classical guitar with
case like new. 477-5679.
Stereo compnents. Kenwood
Receiver. Fisher Speakers.
Ampex Cassette Recorder.
466-0930.
1957 Pontiac, Power steering,
power brakes, 6 good tires Call
434 9602 after 6.
Smith Corona Tupewriter newly
serviced. 435-6880. 475-5016.
'66 Volkswagon. New engine. Need
to unload. 477-3453 or come to
1011 Harper.
Lovely green sofa. Very good
condition. Perfect for living unit
or lounge areas. 488-1987.
Vox Essex Bass Amp used only
one year. Call 475-1616.
New NIKON F Camera. Auto f 1.2
55 m.m. Lens. Contact WRH
4215.
Telex 814 100 Watt Amp, with
8 track player recorder, AM FM
Radio. Two Realists:
Electrostate 2a Speakers. Will
sell together or seperately.
Reasonably priced. 475-2704.
70 SS CMEVELLE. Factory Stereo
tape, buckets, four-speed.
Evenings. 4754)141.
Bruning Wallace Drafting Machine
AN5750-1. Spec. AN-M-6. Now
SlOO.OO-make offer. 423-4942.
Cigars for Pinnings. Cliffs Smoke
Shop. 1 2th & O Streets.
Heathkit HW-20, 20 meter
transceiver, single sideband, with
180 watts peak envelope
transmitting power. Included are
HW-16 AC power supply, 20
feet of 50 ohm coax, case and
mobile mount. Fully assembled
and tuned to receive. New and
unassembled it cost $170.00.
Selling for $130.00 Call Barry at
472-2590 during the day, or
435-3326 ate at night.
HELP WANTED
MALE STUDENTS: Try our new
student work program. Part time
hours at full time pay.
475-9980.
ROOMMATE WANTED
One bedroom apartment at 15th &
G. Start living from 15th Oct.
Call 435-7931. 5:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Ask for Nirmal. Graduate
student preferred.
Female roommate wanted neat
and quiet. $4S.50month. Close
to campus. 435-6880 or
475-5016.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
$8wk. and up. 3 blocks to
campus & downtown. 435-8567
or 475-0911.
SERVICES
Sigma Kappa Chile feed before
game Sat. 11:00-12:30 $1.00
per person. 626 N. 16th.
Sewing and Alterations. Call Pat
Moore. 799-2615.
i Watch Repari. All makes including
Timex. Campus Bookstore East
side, look for yellow door.
MISCELLANEOUS
German Club singing and fun at
8:30, Oct. 1 1th at the Union. So
what? So I'll coma.
Chairmen for Union Drama,
Recreation and Miscellaneous U
of N committees needed. Apply
in Rm. 128, Union by Thurs.
Oct. 14.
Wanted: Shotgun 12 or 20 gauge.
475-0259.
Students interested in Credit
Union, especially Bus. and Acct.
majors. Meeting Tues. Oct. 12,
2:30 at Phi Kappa Psi.
Crow and Jimmy Webb. TICKETS
ON SALE in the Union-$3.
YOUTH COALITION FOR
MUSKIE. Anyone interested call
488-5252 or 434-2684.
MON.-OPEN BUT DEAD;
TUES. -CLOSED;
WE D. -PORTRAITS BY
HILTON; THURS. -7
FRI. -PIANO JAZZ;
SAT.-PORTRAITS BY BERT;
SUN OPEN BUT PRETTY
DEAD. SNACK SHOP. lOth &
P. ALL ENTERTAINMENT
AFTER 11:00 P.M.
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Mondays 5-9 pm
spaghetti
With sauce and
choice of soup
or salad
Tuesday 5-9 pm
Ground Steak
V2 lb. ground steak,
salad, french fries
and dinner roll.
Wednesdays 5-9 pm
Two pieces of fried cod,
french fries, salad
and dinner roll.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1971
THE DAI LY NEBRASKAN