Tickets available
Ticket sales in the annual
spring football lottery were
down 1,500 from last year's
total, according to James
Pittenger, athletic ticket
manager.
He said 9,000 part;cipated
in the lottery held dur;ng dead
Weck, He said 7,000 of those
who participated would have
seats in the east stadium, while
the other 2,000 would tie given
end zone seats this fall.
Pittenger sa;d the decrease
could have heen for a number
of reasons. O"" problem, he
said , vas that the Daily
Nebraskan did not (ub'Cie
the iottery. He also said some
students are dissatistied
because football tickets a-e not
transferable.
Pittenger said some students
ate losing interest in football.
He said a t'end away from
footoail started on the east and
west coasts.
He said he thought a S2
price increase, which raised the
cost to $14.50, had little effect
on students' decision to buy
tickets.
Students can pay for tickets
now and pick them up when
tall classes begin, to insure
getting a ticket and a shorter
wait in line in the fall, he said.
If regular season ticket
renewals are any criteria, there
has been no decline in Big Red
football fever, he said.
According to Pittenger all
available football season tickets
were sold m 1972 and less than
one-half of one per cent of last
year's season ticket holders
failed to renew for 1973.
As a result, Pittenqr sad,
no new 1973 footbail season
tickets will be availab'e to
public sale and the tiCKet off ce
will not tx; accepting new
requests for season t ckets.
As in the past, a limited
number of tickets will be
available on a single game basis.
Pittenger said this number will
vary from game to game
depending on the number of
tickets purchaser) by the
visiting team, the student sale
in the fall and the number
allocated to Nebraska when the
Huskers are on the road.
The ticket office will begm
accepting orders for single
game tickets for both home
and away games on June 15.
Pittenger has requested that
orders be handled by mail
rather than in person and
noted that telephone orders
will not be accepted. He said
all orders will be handled in
accordance with the postmark
of the order and all orders
must be accompanied by
payment for the requested
tickets, although receipt of the
check does not guarantee the
fan that his request will be
filled. Checks will be returned
on all unfilled requests.
With the exception of the
Oklahoma game, all tickets will
be $7 per game. Oklahoma
tickets are priced at $7.25
each. Orders for tickets should
be accompanied by a separate
check for each game and 50
cents should be added to each
order to cover cost of handling
and postage.
Pittenger said requests for
the Missouri game at Columbia
on Oct. 13 will be limited to
tour tickets per customer. He
said the Missouri game will be
the student migration and a
block of tickets will be
allocated for students.
"It is our hope," Pittenger
said, "that the delayed date for
accepting ticket requests will
better enable us to advise
people ahead of time as to
whether they will be receiving
tickets.
Tennis entries
due June 12
The recreation department
is offering a tennis tournament
with men's and women's
singles and mixed doubles.
Registration is $2 a team
and forms are available in the
recreation department, 1740
Vine St. Entry deadline is June
12.
T he
schedule
if jjf'
tournament is
! to beam on June 13,
;Cient entries are
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