The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 25, 1974, Page page 12, Image 12

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By Steve Taylor
Friday and Saturday Husker goifers tee off in the Drake
Relays Invitational, another preparatory event for the Big 8
meet in Lincoln May 17-18. From performances so far,
Oklahoma State University has been tabbed the favorite in
the conference meet, with Oklahoma University and UNL
also figuring in the title chase.
the Huskers have finished third three times and first
once this spring, but freshman golfer Jon Rumfield claims
they can do a lot better.
"We really haven't had enough time to develop yet," he
says. "We are just about ready to hit our peak."
Rumfield has not been entirely satisfied with his own
play this season. "I feel I should be able to score in the low
70s. I had hoped to shoot a par or under par round this
year," he said.
So far Rumfie'd's best outing was the Cornhusker
Invitational where he managed two 74s and tied for
medalist honors with teammate Gary Teei. He
accomplished those scores in near monsoon conditions with
wind and rain and temperatures under 40. Bad weather is
something Rumfield is not altogether accustomed to.
He spent most of his high school days in Hawaii, where
his Air Force father was stationed. Jt was there that he
nearly had his first hole in one.
"I left it just a little bit short," he remembers. "I went
up and blew it in, but of course it didn't count."
Does he miss Hawaii?
"Not really," he says. "The weather is nice, but the
people there are prejudiced against Caucasions."
Rumfield's main concern now is helping the Huskers in .
their bid for the top spot in the Big 8 tourney. He thinks
the team might benefit from their home course advantage.
Rumfield plans on making a career out of golf. If he
improves, ha would like to turn professional after
graduation. His secondary goal is to become a club
professional and teach potential Johnny Millers the finer
points of the game.
Only 19, Rumfield has a while to go before career
worries. Between now and graduation will lie a lot of
important tournaments. This year's Big 8 meet will be one
of them.
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Opportunities are abundant the remaining few weeks of the
semester to attend either collegiate or professional sporting
events. . .
The UNL baseball team still will meet four teams for a total of
10 home games yet this semester. Opposition will come April 26
and 27 from University of Colorado, from Drake University April
30, University of Kansas May 3 and 4 and Friends College May
11.
The minor league baseball club, the Omaha Royals, have in'
recent weeks two extended home stands less than an hour's drive
from the heart of the UNL campus. They will be in Omaha
between April 25 and April 30, and again from May 11 to May
19.
The Kansas City Royals will be at home the next two
weekends against two potential pennant winners. They meet the
Boston Red Sox April 27-18, while the New York Yankees travel
to Missouri for games the weekend of May 4-5.
The UNL track squad will meet Colorado State University at
Lincoln May 4, 'in what will be its only home dual meet prior to
the Big 8 Track Meet The Big 8 track championships will be at
Lincoln this year May 17-18. These same two days mark the Big 8
Golf Tournament which the Huskers also host this year.
Another red letter day for UNL sport fans will be Saturday,
May 4. On Saturday, May 4 a variety of UNL sporting activities
are available. Husker baseball and track teams will entertain
opposition; in addition, this is the afternoon of the annual Spring
Day Football game. '
If one is interested in sports, the next few weeks of the
semester doesn't necessarily have to be all study.
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daily nebraskan
thursday, Eprif 25, 1974