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Three returning Icttcrwimiers head
UNL's women's golf team today when
thel confront Creshten Univenity.
Xreitcn riad a pretty pod team last
yesr and w21 be pod this year" Hsder
coach Larry Romjue said. They also re-'
turn a gM who won the women's amateur
stats cast taro yean ao."
Est Kcbraaka returra junior Nan C'vxo,
last ssmmer'f state meet winner. Junior
Jane Deeter and sophomore Sharon Slat-
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llore men are participating in softba3
sfnee the sport was moved from spring to
autumn mis year, said Gale Wiedow, co
ordinator of program planning-intra-murali.
"Last spring we had 90 teams that play
ed three games each," Wiedow said. This
fall, we have 1 10 teams that will each play
four or five games before tournaments."
He said the main reason for changing
men's softball to autumn was the bad wea
ther, which often hampered the program in
the spring. In the three years Wiedow has
been at UHL, the Recreation Dept. has had
good luck with autumn weather, he said.
.Women's and co-recreational softball
will continue to be scheduled in the spring.
Wiedow said he had to limit the number
of teams each organization could enter last
year. This year there was no need to limit
the number.
Wiedow said the move would allow the
Recreation Dept. to better use 'die fid&3
because football could start while softball
was drawing to a close.
toy are the ether returning letterwmncrs.
Last year the women wca the first
annual Dig 8 Conference meet, and Rcsjse
said he thinks they can repeat as champs.
Te have a pod chance," he sail, but
Kansas University (ICU) w21 be toui this
year.
The Ihskers also went
chasrsienshios in June in
2nd claced 22nd in a35-team fsdX
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Co-recreational football started Monday
and wZl finish about the same time as soft
be!!, Vkdow said. By (inching the sports
at the same time, he said, there will not be
as many conflicts with flag football sche
duling. .
"Generally, the response has been good
about moving softball to the fan," Wiedow
said. The main reason is the students rea
lise they wSl be able to play more games."
Moving softball to the fall hasn't ham
pered football yet, Wiedow said. It will
move football back a few weeks, but foot
ball still finished before the first snow last
year.
With softball in the autumn, the volley
ball season is going to be cut about two
weeks, Wiedow said. In the past volley
ba3 has not been as popular as football or
softball, he said.
Wiedow expects to- finish the softball
season about Oct. 12. This wEl allow
about one and a half weeks for playoffs,
he said.
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men's gc!f team, said there isn't much dif
ference between men's and women's coach-
"The technique is the same," he said.
The only difference is that the men are
stronger and even that doesn't makrmtsch
of a difference." ;
The women have about a sis-week faa
season with two tournaments and one dual
scheduled. .
Following the dual with Crei.ton, the
Hxkers next tournament will be Sept.
20 and 21 when they compete in the first
annual Susie Maxwell Berning Afl-CoIIcge
Golf Claris at the Lincoln Park Cclf
Course in Oklahoma City.
UNL will p!ay in the Association cf
InterccHeate Athletics for Women
(AIAV) region six tournament Oct 4 and
5 at the Atesar 1 121s Gc!f Course in
Lawrence, Kan. ' -
Te could win any of the meets, but
should place fcJi in all of them," Rom-
Sophomore Laurel Sniedberg and frcA
men Cathy Morrissey are ether linger
women showing varsity promie, he said.
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