monday, march 5, 1970
daily nebraskan
paga 11
LadyHuskers hangonto tie, though team not in full suit
DyPaul Huscher
The Nebraska women'i gymnastic team
ended its 1979 home season by tying 16th
ranked Louisiana State University Friday
night at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
This was the second time this season the
Lady Huskers tied. Each team scored
132.25 points, Earlier this season a meet
between Nebraska and Minnesota ended in
a deadlock.
Both coaches said they would have won
the meet if their top all-aroundcr t$d not
been injured.
Neither team was at full strength. Ne
braska performed without one of their top
all-arounders, freshman Renee Reisdorff,
while all-arounder Patty Carmichael per
formed with an injured ankle.
LSU was Without their top all-arounder
Jeanne Beedle, who was out with a. knee
injury.
NU coach Judy Schalk said the Huskers
would have won easily with Reisdorff.
"There's no one close to her on the
(balance) bearrt or the floor (exercise),"
Schalk said.
"1 kept her out of this meet so she'll be
ready for regional" she said.
Coach 'disgusted'
D.D. Breaux, LSU head coach, said the
Tigers would have beaten Nebraska if
Beedle would have performed.
She said she was disgusted with the way
the meet turned out.
Swim team . .
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also set a Nebraska record in the 100 back
stroke and swam a leg on each of the 400
and 800 freesyite relays that set records
during the meet. -
Freshman Steve Elliott squeaked out
Nebraska's third individual championship
with a one-point win over Kansas' Tom
Anagnos in the, three-meter diving.
Elliott, also a member of Nebraska's
gymnastics squad, ignored an ankle injury
suffered two weeks ago while warming up
for -a gymnastics Watch with Oklahoma to
nail down the diving win .
Along with Douglass, 1976 Swedish
"The judges helped Nebraska tie us,'
Breaux said. "Both teams were severely un
derscored. We got no credit for doing
clean work," she added.
Without Beedle, LSU's top all-arounder
was Jamie Middleton, who finished third
with a score of 33.50. Nebraska's Patty
Carmichael iTnfched first and Peggy Uddick
placed second. .
Ilusker. coach Shalk said L&U was the
toughest team Nebraska has faced in a dual
meet this season. She said LSU put a better
team on foe floor but the difference was
Nebraska's ability to make more of their
tougher skills than LSU.
Several of the Musker women said there
was no comparison between the two teams
Nebraska tied this year.
Karen Mad sen, who competed as an all
arounder for the first time since December,
said that LSU was a much better team than
Minnesota.
Improved' team
"We've come a long way since the
Minnesota meet," Madsen said. "We're
a much improved team."
The Lincoln freshman said she will
perform on the uneven bars and the floor
exercise at the regional meet.
The Huskers finished first in all four
events with senior Peggy Uddick and soph
omore Patty. Carmichael winning two
events each.
Carmichael finished with a 34.65
score. She won the floor exercise and the
uneven bars. Her 9.20 score in the floor
planted his name in the Nebraska record
book four times during the meet.
Rutqvist set marks in the 200 and 500
freestyle races while joining Douglass on the
two record-setting Nebraska relay teams.
The Huskers Gary Peters established
two records in one event, the 1,650 free
style. Besides setting a new mark for the
race itself, Peters' split time for the first
1,000 yards also set a Husker record.
Other Nebraska records included Dick
Coriradt, 200 individual' medley; Mark
Crowder, 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly;
Jerry Olsezewski, 400 individual medley;
Olympic team member Anders Rutqvist and Goran Westerlund, 200 butterfly.
Workshop plans cost analysis
A workshop to plan the requested $3.07
million remodeling of UNL's Agricultural
Engineering building provided initial cost
estimates and opportunity for an exercise
in life cycle cost analysis, now required on
state buildings.
Legislation passed in April 1978
requires life cycle cost analysis after pre
liminary plans are developed for all state
projects totaling more than $50,000.
Cycle cost analysis is a method to de
termine building, operating and mainten
ance costs oh structures life span.
The Agricultural Engineering building is
the first university building to come under
this law.
Harley Schrader .director of UNL Phy
sical Plant Administration, said life cycle
cost analysis is a "good philosophy and
a fine way to "appropriate costs for the
building's life span.
In the past, designers have not always
constructed buildings that were economical
to maintain over a period of years,
Schrader said. Rather, designers would
look at comparable buildings and estimate
unit escalating cost on the basis of the
number of square feet.
This method will only give initial build
ing costs, he added.
He estimated the cost for the Agricul
tural Engineering building to be between
$3.5 and 4 million under the life cycle cost
analysis.
William Splinter, head of the Agricul
tural Engineering Department said the uni
versity has requested $3.07 million and the
governor has requested $2.74 million for
the remodeling, which was probably based
on the initial request two years ago.
Splinter said the appropriation commit
tee has not decided on the final amount
and the university will meet with the com
mittee about the request.
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exercise-the final event of the night
helped to gain the tie for the Nebraska
women. Carmichael scored 8.55 in the
uneven bars.
"I think we did exceptionally well with
out Renee (Reisdorff),' Carmichael said.
"Wewere really pleased with a 132."
She said she is looking forward to the
regional meet in two weeks.
"We have to win our region to go to
nationals," Carmichael said. "We're getting
better all the time and with Renee we'll
really be tough td beat."
Liddick, who finished second to Car
michael in the all-around with a 34.30
score, won the vault and the balance beam
With 9.25 and g.60 scores, respectively.
She said Nebraska would have had five
more points oh LSU if Reisdorff would
have competed.
Uddick also laid the Huskers are'
favored to win their regional meet in Ames,
la. on March 16-17 ''.
"If everybody's healihy and we do jtist
like we've been doing, weH win it,"
Uddick said. "Pd love to go to nationals
she said. "We've gone through a lot bf hard
times together so I hope we make It.' -
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