friday, february 10, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 15
UNL hopes tolbreak Tger hdme .coiaff t
By Jim Hunt
University of Missouri's head basket
ball coach Norm Stewart Will be happy
to be back at Hearnes Center Iri Columbia,
Mo., as the Hgerrhope to get back on the
winning track against the high-flying Corn
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UNL, ranked" 18th iy United Press In
ternational and. 19th in the Associated
Press poll, won its seventh game in a row
63-50 against Kansas State University
Wednesday night. Yet, UNL has had pro
blems winning in Columbia
UNL has won two of the last 1 1 games
in Columbia, an 88-77 win in 1974 and art
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l4We havenl had a real good solid game
lately," Stewart said. "After the first few
minutes, we played extremely well at
Oklahoma (a 73-70 loss). Our best game td
date was against Kansas State (a 65-60
win).M
The Tigert are led by senior forward
day Johnson. Johnson has averaged 17,
points and eight rebounds this season for
the 10-12 Tigers. : ( 4 ' ; . "r
, Nebraska centef Carl . liicPlpe, who
scored 21 points. Wednesday nighty leads ,
UNLiri 1 scoring, averaging 1 5.1 , joints '
while guard Brian Banks is averaging 145
points. . ; .
' tlpoff is scheduled for 7:35 turn the
and I hope 6ur home court advantage holds: , f game; will be broadcast by KFAB, KLIN :
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Stewart said with a 194 ireeord, UNL is r LrMissoiri Starting line tips ' . -tt.th
thick of the Big Eight Conference Missouri (10-12) : " .f ; ' -'
t title chase, but he is; not surprised by ' -1 aay lohnson k ,'j64h tU't F
UNLsuccess. -v : . ' wr. ; bradUroy i L .6-7 a t Jr. iV F
" ' w . k. . u ' 1 ' ';JiVi:f."r Stan Ray .vi Uvi6-9wVvJ'r4 C 1 ;
ferent ; tharl theyVejbeert the last Ihree; jeffCurrie ; , v.,6-3; ,r a iSo. t G ,
. years Stewart said. "They do an excellent ; ujsjl H9-3) - i: - - " U
job tof playing together and. getting .every- v. terry Novak, V. i iSi. " i iJP: I
. . .. Vet, Stewart said the Tigers have had Carl McPipe n A .6-8 1 v JrT v i vwC;
H-feroblems 'blavine 46 i minutes of ; eoodci' Brian Banks i &Q v yJt. U'i G f
, basketball. , ' 1 ': ' ; Bo Moore . v v . .6-3 . . Jr. v k y ;.
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Playing tit Hearnes has always been
tougjl for us and I'm Siire Saturday will be
hd. exceptiortin UNL coach loe Cipriand
Saldj lcwe only beat Missouri by one point
in our blace (the Sports Complex) so
Saturday game should be i real barn
burner." ' UftL bfcat the Tigers $6-55 three Weeks
ago in Lincoln. . -
Missouri rheanwhile, returns from &
72-53 losi td Kansas, Wednesday hight.
uWe got stomped bad and are down
Hsht now' Stewart said. "We've had some
success against Nebraska down here lately
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- Don Isherwood, who guided Valentino's
softball team to . a Lincoln AAA leaie-
: title ' last year,' has been . named interim
, coach of the UNL women's softball team.
. Isherwood replaces Marcia Walker who
resigned from her basketball and softball
. coaching duties January 17. ;' ; 1
' The women's squad, coached by Judy
Schalk, travels to Pes Moines to compete ;
in, a meet that includes Grand View Col-;-;
lege, Southern Illinois and Drake Univer-
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UNL senior forward CIsy Johnson starts the Missouri fast bresk assinst Kansas
guard John Doughs. Johnson is Missouri'i leading scorer averasg 17 points a ;
Photo by Bob Pearson ;
After snapping its seven-game losing
streak aeainst Tarkio College Wednesday
V The men's , and Women's gymnastics 1 . niit; tlie UNL womefl's basketball squad ;
teams from UNL will be ton the road this;
. ' "weekend. .. : -' " . " :, '
.": . Francis Allen's mens isqiiad, ranked in
, the top ten nationally, travels to Lawrence,
: Kan. to take on an improved Kansas Uni-i-.versity
squad; The Jayhawks set a school-
record score of 205 .45 last week.
guard
game.
NCAA not 'Hipp on errors
eboara ad
discovered
in scok
It was a brisk day in November when " . Vieh learning Of the Licident, Dick
words "I.M. HIPP " ON GATEWAY. Martin, - the assistant Big Eght commis-: .
REALTY" flashed across Memorial' Stad- ' sioner in Kansas City, Mo.; said "things
ium's new electronic scoreboard. '. ' like that happen. But the nils is clear:
Few of the over 76,000 fans saw ihe , student athletes cannot endorse cornmcr
message and ttuT fewer probably remember cial products,
it . Why should they? You'd be hard-press-' ' - ' ' ' ' " . " ' . . ' ' ' "
ed to find enough fans who remember that . "It's an NCAA rule and a conference
Ho itxit - rA f,v ' nnlirv " Martin said. Ive talked to uon-
hawks, 52-7: in the Huskers' last home. (Dryant)' about it. It would be totLy
uniair rur ins iu uuiiiiusin i
Vliat I Ye heard is just hearsay." 7 - " '
Martin added that Eig Eight; schools .
akr . m 1 "are well-versed on the rules. r
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cannot say what action will be taken by
his office. "I can't comment either way,"
he S3id. '' ' ' ' ''
The matter should be left as hearsay
Gateway Realty and First Federal of snd after taBdnt with Martin, one gets the-
Lincoln houdit the scoreboard and each fcmression it will remain as such.
were given six advertiing spots during the Xo speak of probation because ov-fcn
game. '
But one of those spots could hre
caused the UNL athletic department some
problems if Don Bryant, the sports infer- for t!.;r.p nJr.cr tt.zn. scoreboard
mation director, hadn't done some quick ohtior.s.
tninking. Bryant raced to trie scorccosra
will . travel to Fremont Saturday to play
Midland College. -The Huskers post an :
8-16 record. , ' ' , '
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LaCrosse practice, for all interested
women, will he at the cast Stadium indoor
track, Saturday at 2:30 pm,
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game on Nov. 12.
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overs!"ht by a fcreboard operator is
ridiculous. Cut the NCAA office has been
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booth d told the operators to stop fia:h- lt y-2XfJ
ing ,1 .ivertising whS u:cd I-back IW, cy Wc 0
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businesses. 'and business from u:irz pay
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added. There vas no vcl-ticn, pr
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