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'J . ..w--y..-. ,p ' V f r 5 t' V' 9 y V v K. .f 'f f ... .- vJ u& " Hb-tH ilW w V ebraska-35 Colorado-7 mEmiiimmMia - F1 ! gsriyrrrrrrrji " """" " "" - h j - , - ---4 i : H N j h f - .. ; . . id 1 j f j j t . 1 - v ' i.atiMimiiinwM . .1 -. a ,.,i.wiiili nil"' -j-t- -" U'T - r xA w w w w w -. ...... -if, VJ f . ,,- . .j&i j, ,oi-v ... i a Hine sweaisn ivy )i'Vs3W vv?.fe f)ey last U&tgP Monday-Saturday TYRRELL'S FLOWERS 1111 Mnrth r.ntner . 464-6361 . o o COMING SOUN o o w Senior Information Day- Saturday November 2 9 A.M. 1 :00 P.M. Briefing for tour guides will be held at 8:00 A M. in the Union Harvest Room. If youTe interested in being a guide call 435-7014 for details. Sponsored by UNL Builders . . w7r. ' ;:i-Vs 4ttt anH r-ih in th two events Ihov entered. laSI WeSKeilU niiiaimiy ivm -- - UNL crew fares well in Regatta UNL's stadium is frightfully small compared to the one used once a year In Boston, Mass. : r - . . n The Boston stadium is three miles long and last Sunday it came alive as 250,000 spectators watched the UNL crew and 119 other rowing teams in th8 Head of the Charles River Regatta. There were more han 585 shells (light racing boats) with 2,500 men and women powering them down the long, winding river that is crossed by seven bridges. i imi ontorpH in twn of the seventeen categories. One of those events was the heavyweight eight man shell; entered for the first time in UNL crew history. . Using a newly purchased shell, the heavyweight eight finished 10th out of 54 places. The race was so close that only 3.5 seconds separated Nebraska from fifth place. ,ml ,e Facing a strong headwind, UNL s lightweight four finished 20th out of 49 in their event. l The UNL crew is coached . by Ron Rusthoven. "I Eight CU starters returning '-"!OTOnsTv6-1iyogrW4-W111 lell m J' proclaims the 1974 Colorado football guide. The tale is certainly a sad one for the Buffaloes thus far this season. . , .' The once-feared Buffalo defense is sixth in Big 8 pass defense and last in rushing and total de fense. The Buffalo defense has "bent and broke this fall, spelling out a 3-4 record for the Buffaloes. Under new head coach Bill Mallory the defense has improved little from last year's, which finished last in Big 8 total. x . . The defense returns eight starters led by linebacker and two-year regular Jeff Geiser and safety Jerry Martinez. . . The offense has von the games for the Buffaloes this season. The big offensive player for the Buffaloes is junior wingback Dave Logan. Logan has won two football and two basketball letters for CU and is planning on trying cut for baseball next SpWhen the Huskers traveled to Boulder, in 1972, they won 33-10 amid a snowstorm. There is a slight chance for snow again this year. The game is to be televised at 1 p.m. Lincoln time on ABC. 1 Ni l?J !? also'" ' : ' I predict ibraska 3 1 Colorado 0 4 Uhankn OD yT's j riday n n r3 .-.i.rlj 1 MuJMHKfSSiS n-ip y BILLY PRESTON RRVI SHRNKRR ,In:Concert, Denver November 18 Once In a lifetime experience! Round trip & tour of mou,ntafns--?60.-Limited number of tickets Call 435-5440 now for reservation u A7 A' r n'7TrJ ni Relax Tonight & Tomorrow before, during and after the game with refreshments from the Friendly Bunch at Celebration Help that is Silver Anniversary Specials A j i , .V. K 4, A A A A (t'i i : t $ .lit Draws 25 X V DAN HKEN 1!''.--I I ' 11 V i- ? V NeiS '.1 1 OARRELL , GEORGE;,.,. , STEVE 27th & 'O' "Great Parties Start Here!" 432-15CS j Pitchers $1.50 Hamms On Tap All Bar Drinks 50 Duffy's RestaurantJoe's Special ' ;,, Tuesday' Night Turkey" . ' .. ." . Our Party Runs All Week. M on. to Sat. Nov. 4 9 - ' s 1408 'O Street l; ;M t til n n I, y u . Open Daily 8 .am 1 arn 1 fridav. novcrntcr 1 . 1 daily nebraskan - - - u r
