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Frosh gridders prepare for their Sept. 28 season opener.
intramural program expands;
adds water festival, bike rally
By Bob Hill
"We have always received a
favorable response to our
intramural program, and this
year we look for even mote
participation than ever," men's
intramural coordinator Phil
Sienna said.
He said that in the two
years he has directed
intramurals at UNL, the
program has grown about 40
per cent. "People claim that
intramurals are on the decline.
We have facts and figures that
say differently," Sienna said.
The intramural program has
been expanded to 32 sports
this year. The season opened
Tuesday with flag football and
Intramurals
deadline nears
According to Phil Sienna,
director of Intramurals, entry
deadlines for tennis singles,
horseshoes, and golf are duo
Friday at 4 p.m. in the
Recreation Office, 1740 Vine
St.
Scholarship
forms available
Students interested in
Danforth, Rhodes, and
Marshall Scholarships may pick
up application forms in
Oldfather 1223. The campus
application deadline is October
1.
j EMBASSY THEATRE
1730 "O" St.
I
will close in April.
New events scheduled this
year include innertube water
basketball, punt, pass and kick
competition, a bicycle rally, a
basketball marathon,
one -on -one basketball
competition and a watet
festival that includes water
basketball and water polo.
Also new this yeai is Class C
intramuial competition lor
some sports. "Class C teams
provide a lower caliber of play
(than A or B teams), but the
participants always have a good
time," Sienna said.
One of Sienna's summer
projects was defining
intramural eligibility
regulations. The new rules limit
the intramural participation of
athletes who compete on UNL
teams.
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Although the
good" Monday i
fourth-stringer5, H:
s-.iisfied with hi-;
"We startec 1 '
played a little
typical of the f t
An inter-sqj."
said, but the I1
freshmen, who d
State.
"We brought '
year because of t'i
"Things are start; ;;.!
freshman team has '
The Kansas
freshmen have oji e
Ross said tl k !
like a strong poin
' also strengthened ;
Running back:
practicing with v
have improved tho '
Almost half
non-scholarship tiJ
He singled out son.
coaching staff.
Backs Kirk C
Forstrom, lineb i '
Gade and Wwnw
Shupe all "have ;
said.
The freshnv:;:
and fourth st: i'...
r, fcr.thiiil team got "thumped pretty
:r!-hl! .;iage against varsity third- and
:ui5ii roach Jim Ross said he is still
.YVj :?r
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, !hi' -jopie wore on. But that's pretty
- ;:)iost the varsity."
i , ,'jy was partly rained out, Ross
r-:.:u,i provided a highlight for his
,i - season until Sept. 28 at Kansas
LMck for fall camp a little earlier this
, , p :i!,ci date for school," he explained.
: a little old for us right now, but every
-tew."
in, will mark the first time that the
; m se,.if on in September,
e- s cinH defensive ends continue to look
, ' :nd that a few adjustments have
Msiv-i iine.
i..--N'-: iirvl Dave Gillespie, who had been
! , . hay now joined the freshmen and
hue kfield, Ross said.
7c man freshman squad are walk-on,
i laiger number than usual, Ross said,
valk-oiis who have impressed the frosh
I' irk Stacey, Tim Borg and Doug
'! Pi:i o' and Ben Siebler, center Steve
v Ci,:rh Gary Buttermore and Larry
;,arr ; to play a whole lot for us," Ross
; 1 i' i 1 r mage against the varsity third-
Bowling I i "yovjts on Saturday
Tryouts foi ii
are this wei h'i
tryouts are Su i t
lanes.
; r men's and women's bowling team
yM.!, are Saturday and women's
,! : ii at 12 noon at the Nebraska Union
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daily ncbraskan
'rsday, September 13, 1973
