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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1973)
cJoi L f (fS CQfl Fuel crisis to affect sports Take me out to the ballgame, to enjoy a relaxing afternoon or evening of athletic competition after a tough day at work. Take me out to the ballgame, to spend some time away from home and get away from my normal daily routine. Take me out to the ballgame, maybe no more for awhile. Because with no gas in my car, I may not be able to get to the ballpark. Or if I do, they may not be playing any games there, especially if I go at night. And if I'm a fan of auto racing or powerboat racing, I may not even have a sport left to cheer for. With President Nixon's recent steps combatting the energy crisis and with IPWIIIIIIHI.IIHIIUIH MI.UI.HHIUUHI Ja. 'T J f j Photo by Gall Folda Nebraska, led by Steve Erwin's (44) 24 points, defeated the University of Minnesota at Duluth 77-50 Monday night. continued talk about gas rationing as a possible solution, organized sports on a professional, high school, college, city or even little league level could be in drastic trouble for a few years, both financially and as a recreational offering to the public. The effects of the energy crisis on organized sports will be far-reaching. Item: First and perhaps foremost, transportation will be a problem, particularly for spectators trying to attend sporting events. Also, the ability of teams to travel economically and freely will be restricted. dove mcbride time out Scheduling changes probably will be one result of teams finding travel to road games difficult. There will be an increased emphasis on geographic considerations in scheduling. Item: Night sports may be curtailed significantly, and this will burden both fans and club managements. Most owners expect a serious attendance drop since working men and women aren't able to come to a sporting event durina davtime working hours. Item: Certain entire sports, such as auto and powerboat racing, may feel the public's and the government's wrath over fuel consumption and be cut back to little or no activity until the fuel crisis is over. In an age when everyone's leisure time often seems to be at a premium, the relaxation and entertainment benefits offered by organized sports on all levels will be sorely missed if the energy crisis follows its present trends. spores Heisman Trophy by the New York Downtown Athletic Club Tuesday ? iol ilt !! 2l! iyp Today is the last day for students who participated in . I I i i . X n-4.ss Diml xne lonery iui wuun uuvi I JUIIII vafJ(JCIICLll, i ciiii Jioic Ullclb IU fJIOO. mem up ai uihihiij udir., was onaiucu u re dirneUU liutvct uiiiuc. lllljpi ALL THAT r MERLE NORMAN THIS HOLIDAY SEASON There's a frosted wonderland of color for your face, your lips, your eyes and fingertips. In glimmering, shimmering iridescent shades for the woman in a sparkling holiday mood. The radiant glow of the season's spirit is yours to put on. Now at your Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio. fflERLE noRmfln cosrietic studio 1340 "O" Street and Gateway Mall J Hnt riiifiiriiiiii(iwiiMinniiiitniiiiTiiiiiniiriiinr'riii nnttiil ii ,7ifiiWW -- -- MTHIS COUPON NO. 10 .igTHIS COUPON NO. 9 good t II Xt S COUPON NO 3 good thru fAr Vr luuu run,,, w,.. 1 -" t;rr tt&& GO'H) FUN... JAW. I y 1 Jhp&Qff Jk 3 1 CHEDD-O-RAMA rbisllxl kutti with CI 4 S I rKcNitl rXi VALUE FOR X . b 1 C01I SLAW e r?f 1 LARGE SHAKE H 3 1 GAMBLER fmm f "I illf n kWf end topped with (T 1 InmS 'f ctif'M. Icttut' tnmitt md n n I nW Vtnilla. CKacolilf oi f. L- - - - - bn 3 1 GAMBLER ihi,., iriiu.o.' ion-Mo m n n- g n EE 1 FRENCH FRIES VALUE FOR ' 5MALL SHAK 1 iiSC 1 COLE SLAW $f 9ACV)fvJ ClE 15 L5--j jprSir tFREEBC Hm, on Bei f .ind tapped with Pto... FREE BONUS COUPON thr (iain'l) FRENCH FRIES r, CM At I C&JAIE Vanilla, Chocolate Of WIN tM I JM1MLI. JnHIl Strawberry r SLAW APPLE PIE VALUE FOR r I ltMi bonus coupon ;,h , - Lf aax ' " X THIS COUPON NO. 1 GOODTHHU ni coon for... JAN. 14, 1974I..a '.:trr:::s , $1.60 VALUE FOR injaji.iiiMwima'aamm I M mi mi l mi i I. ai I " . E g Feed The 0 THIS COUPON NO. 8 good thhuT! Si r nnn fop 1 v &.a rocc oniiiic rniionii thec Cm . ipFrilscoLiTo n M E: lll coon for... JAN. 14, 1974 f Jj; 1 CHUCKLE CHEESEBURGER - 3n g 5 EE I FRENCH FRIES ql.3U g (- 1C01ESIAW VAluC'" rS 2 $5.50 Blinch VALUE FOR Special 1 (HUBBY HAMBURGER 1 (IIEDD-O-RAHA I PORTERHOUSER 1 JUMBO STEAKBURGER N"6 1 GAMBLER A niilfii AIIPII 4 VIP V 1 DaDTY fdy AJ rvc 1 JUMBO STEAKBURGER ---" 6 3 M 1 FRENCH FRIES SI 80 E 3 1 BAKED BEANS value FOR fc , i, 1 COLE SLAW APPLE PIE y O PEPSI .r . 1 HOT ; L3 E(iii3 J oo... cocr onunc rnnonu ithecm ! 3 2 iP HI S C0IJP0N NO 7 ''oooVTt'hhuTL 3 j i mi i"iiiiiiiiiiiiiii0M iiii -AN" U' mmfftf' htmOm fmm hum awti 1 'ouLli D-litioui iurgo waiiic rn . 1 JUWB0 STEAKBURGER $1.15 u,v; f;;'i;;,M ,u"" value for 1 FRENCH FRIES 1 PEPSI page 1U riixiV. -i ' ur a r arzi i 1 1 L,ir if:yojijnjk v) daily nebraskan Wednesday, december 5, 1973
