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Boys and basketball
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They may not be ready to
challenge Wilt Chamberlain yet, but
the 320 boys attending this year's
basketball clinics are learning some
basketball.
Ten-year-olds through seniors in
high school from Nebraska, South
Dakota and Kansas are improving
their basketball skills at four
week-long sessions from June 4 to
July 1.
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The basketball clinics are
designed to create interest in the
sport and develop basketball talent
in the state, according to Coach
Henry Iba, NU athletic department.
The only requirement for a boy
to participate is that he must enjoy
playing basketball, Iba said.
Taught by Nebraska high school
coaches and former NU players, the
boys practice basketball
fundamentals and team play.
Picture Story
By Mike Gettino
NU School of Journalism
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