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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1976)
tfturscfcy, cctcbcr 7, 1970 Fans scremMs for Cg'ostbcZo tfefefe. lis would ra but s The cizi scrz--r.ll for ticket hasten. Only 667 tkkrts wit maJe available to UNL students for the Oct. 9 Colorado Umienity (CU) miration. Those who wished to attend the pme but came up without a winrAr.z rc"rr.bcr on the btlery are now ticJcrt-searchin jke Johnson was one of the cvml people 3 advertised ti The Dz2y Kebra&aa in his quest for the ClMJTfL pnre tichets. S I recer:d two tickets from the UNX AtUetic Dept. Johnson sd. Zzl Yn Xookir.z for four more." Johnson saEJ that he had received severs! calls, but by late Ycdniay afternoon had not bought any tickets. "Some people were zir.z as much as $50 and that's way too much," Johnson cid. Tc plan to o out to Doulier.even if we don't get the tickets here. VeTl look for tickets out there and if we don't find them, well listen to the game on the radio and drink some Coots beer," Johnson said. Coo m Lorn'a Devine of the CU tickets office sa-J that chances are there won't be a s.r;!e ticket left." Ccstsssei from p. 13 Te usuaZy got around $20 a ticket for conference games,"' the student sail. "And we usually had 25 to 30 tickets a game a few years ao." But he said he did not always make money with ticket sales. "The biest bum I ever had was a few years ago at the UNLrOklahoma game," he said. Some people from Omaha told me tickets were going for $75 apiece. I don't know what it was but I ended up selling tickets to that game for 50 cents apiece around game time. The student said he once saw another scalper with special pockets sewn on the inside of his jacket where he stored tickets. ' That guy had at least 100 to 125 tickets inside that jacket," the student said. Te're expecting a pretty lare crowd," Devfne said. This game has been sold out since March" Colorado students pay $26 for season tickets to tlx CU home games and may choose between reserved seats or general admission seating, CU officials have put a new policy into effect recently concerning what can be brought into ClTs stadium, spectators are not avowed to bring anything into the stadium in containers larger than one quart," Devine said. "Also no apples or oran-es or cans and bottles may be brought in. Nothr.3 that could be thrown onto the fieU."' Devine said that technically alcoholic beverages are not avowed inside the stadium, but that it is hard to stop as long as the alcohol is brought in one quart containers. The student said he no longer sca?ps tickets and attends the games instead. "1 made a lot of money but it took a lot of planning and time. It was a hassle trying to keep both the sellers of the tickets and the buyers happy." - A somewhat more conventional method of obtaining tickets is a hotline on radio station KFKQ-FM. It is spon sored by Sam's Restaurants. The idea started the second home game of last year," said Ray Farrington of KF&Q. Te decided if it worked, fine. If not, we'd simply drop the iJea." Farrington termed the response to the hotline unbe lievable. It's outreacked our expectations," Farrington said. "People always are wanting tickets and not knowing where to find them. This is a way to hook up the two." crossword puzzle I3 K I ' Is I7 - P I9 I JO hi I2 It3 i s 14 " Ji .16 17 , 18 - 19 ,;2 - 22 " - ' 25 " " is"' 27" 2a" - - 33 " ' 34 " pS " " ' 1 1 1 aajsspK-ri -:'ilt.:,v.i&-sai mmmm .ii-ii i ftTrWItti u mm, mmm- mmmmmm 36 ;37 tT3 19 40 J 1 J L-J i j 44 15 :e U7 lis" ;iiTfeor it p3 . 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