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Letterrrsen Steve King and Dan Bahansky will lead Huskcr golfers in tha season
opening Galveston Island Invitational beginning Saturday in Galveston, Tex.
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Friday Is the registration
deadline for coed tennis and
coed softba'l.
Tennis games will be played
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings on the
courts near Harper-Schramm-Smith
Residence Halls. Players
must furnish their own tennis
balls and rackets. Matches will
be posted by April 1;
tournament play will begin
April 2.
Softball games will start
April 3 and will be played
Monday through Thursday
evenings. Teams consist of five
men and five women. A
representative from each team
must attend an officials'
meeting April 2 at 6:30 p.m. in
Women's Physical Education
Bldg. 228.
For more Information,
contact the Recreation Dept.,
472-3467.
Weather permitting, tha
UNL women's tennis team will
open its season at 5 p.m. today
against Concordia College on
tha courts west of the Women's
Physical Education Bldg,
Freshmen cagers
made presence felt
The most frequently asked question prior to the 1973-74
basketball season was, can talent overcome inexperience?
Husker Coach Joe Cipriano, his 15-man roster including seven
freshmen this past season, was confronted with many of the
problems exclusively directed to freshmen coaches in the past.
This season marks the second year of NCAA policy changes
which allow freshmen to compete on varsity athletic teams.
"Over tha years, tha freshman programs have stressed learning
and defense white tha varsity programs have stressed getting ready
for games," Cipriano said.
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"This year's squad spent much more time on fundamentals
than in past years," he said. "We tried to emphsize team play and
consistency."
Had this same crop of freshmen come to UNL in the old days
of freshmen teams, the Midlands probably would. have been
impressed with the record they might have produced against
other freshmen. However, because of the difference In
competition, some of the athletes may not have appeared, on the
surface, to have made much progress this season.
Freshmen on the Husker varsity roster this year included
Ricky Harris, Bob Siegel, Mark Enright, Gary Fitzsimmons, Rick
Siedel and Phil Chambers.
These freshmen played a significant role In UN L'l elevation to
the Big 8 first divisioa Excluding All-Conference mention Jerry
Fort, Siegel with 28 points against Iowa State University had tha
best single game point production. Siegel recorded UNL's best
single game field goal percentage of 85 (12-14)).
On six separate occasions through the season, a freshman was
the Huskers leading scorer. On nine instances a freshman either
led or shared the lead in UNL's rebounding charts.
Cipriano and his staff seem to have done an adequate job of
introducing collegiate ball to their freshmen.
Cager title to 69ers
The Recreation Dept. has released the final rankings for the
four major intramural basketball divisions. The GOers won the
All-University title by nipping the Bongs, 43-42, in an overtime
thriller. Delta Upsilon won the Fraternity A Division
championship; tha top spot in the Dormitory A Division went to
Abel 10.
Men's intramural coordinator Phil Sienna was pleased with the
intramural basketball season.
"I though the leagues were 1000 better with the new
eligibility rule," he commented. "More people played and the
competition was closer,"
The rankings:
All-University Division
1.69ars
2. Bongi
3. Delta Upsilon
4. Alpha Tau Omega
6. Abel 10
indopondent A Division
1.69ori
2. Bongs
3. Two-fen
4. Th Pack
5. Brown's Team
Fraternity A Division
1. Delta Upsilon
2. Alpha Tau Omega
3. Sigma Phi Eptilon
4. Beta Sigma Pi
5. Theta XI
Dormitory A Division
1. Abel 10
2. Abel 8
3. Pershing
4. Mwper 4
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