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For Calif ornian Hill Woog, coming to Nebraska on a
tennis scholarship docs not mean total concentration on
tennis.
"I came here to concentrate t little more on my
studies," said the Buskers' number one tennis player.
"Dack Li California, I'd be playing tennis all the time be
cause of the good weather."
Woog, a sophomore pre-law major from Woodland
Hills, Calif., said he hopes to go to law school.
'The competition back in California is so stiff that I'd
probably not be playing that much," he said.
Woog, who has been playing tennis for the past eight
years in school competition, said the whole Husker tennis
squad is stronger than last year.
More experience
"Everybody on the team was a freshman last year,"
he said. "This year we have a lot more experience."
In Tuesday's match against the University of Nebraska
at Omaha, Woog sat out because of a sore shoulder. Woog
said he also will miss this weekend's match against North
west Missouri State University.
"Against teams like UNO, I usually sit out," Woog said.
"We played two or three guys who don't normally play.
I need the rest and an engagement this weekend will
prevent me from playing."
Woog said his sore shoulder was not a serious injury.
Woog said his performance this year in both singles
and doubles was good until last weekend's meets in Colo
rado. "I did really bad last weekend," he said. 'The altitude
really got to me."
Rather play s!r.j!es
Woog, besides his singles play, has teamed up with
Chris Wilcox in doubles this year. Woog said he would
rather play singles than doubles.
"Singles is a lot more work," he said, "but I really
don't have a partner in doubles yet. If the partners
can't play with each other, it can be very frustrating."
Ilusker head coach Jim Porter said, despite a medi-,
ocre performance in the Colorado trip, Woog has been
playing well this year.
"Phil is probably playing better in singles than in
doubles," Porter said. "We just can't find a partner for
him right now."
The lluskers had a 17-16 overall record last year and
finished sixth in the Big 8. The lluskers are 14-7 this
year, with a squad that includes two freshmen, five sopho
mores and three juniors.
sports shorts
UNL's baseball team won its tenth and eleventh
straight wins Tuesday with a -doubleheader sweep of
Creighton University (CU).
The Huskers took a pair of 9-1 decisions from
Creighton to push their record to 174 on the season.
John Dinglcdine led the Huskers in the first game with
a triple and a three-run homer. Steve McManaman, with a
4-0 record, was the winning pitcher for the Huskers.
In the second game, freshman left fielder Joe Schcrgcr
hit his sixth home run of the season as Steve Nagel pushed
his record to 2-1.
The Huskers will travel to Columbia, Mo., for two
doubleheaders with the University of Missouri Friday and
Saturday.
UNL's women's golf team defeated Creighton
University for the second time this season with a 331-341
edge over the Blue Jays.
Nan Circo led the Huskers with a 78. She was followed
by Jane Deeter with an 81 for the Huskers. Other Husker
scores were Cathy Morrissey and Sharon Slattery with
scores of 86 and Mimi Huston with a 90.
The, Huskers - will play . Friday and Saturday in the
Sooner invitational Tournament in Norman, Okla.
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1. Two Kansas City Royal's players led the American
League in batting last season. Name them.
2. How many career home runs did Hank Aaron have?
3. Who was the first black player in the American
League?
4. Name the Most Valuable Player in the American and
National League last season.
5. Who was the American League Rookie of the Year last
season?
6. Name the two expansion teams in the American
League this season.
7. True or False. Walter Johnson leads the Major leagues
in shut-outs with 113.
8. Which major league pitcher holds the record for the
most strikeouts in one season?
9. Which player has the highest career batting average
among active players?
10. Which player has the most career hits in the major
leagues?
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