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monday, november 19, 1979 daily nebraskan page 1 1 Nebraska knocked off in marathon volleyball match By Ron Powell It seemed more like a marathon than a volleyball tour nament Saturday when second-iseeded Southwest Missouri State knocked off top seeded Nebraska 15-7, 14-16 12-15, 15-11, 15-10 for the AIAW (Association of Inter' collegiate Athletics for Women) Region VI championship and a berth in the AIAW national meet in Carbondale, 111. Dec. 5-8. It took two matches and nearly four hours for the Bears to defeat the Huskers in the double-elimination tournament which saw Nebraska battle their way through the losers' bracket and fall just short in their comeback bid. The Huskers had defeated Kansas 15-11, 18-16, 15-6 Iowa State . . . Continued from Page 10 Despite the number of offensive stars, the game ball went to defensive line coach Charlie McBride. But it took some laboring to do it. Defensive tackle Rod Horm explained. '"Dan Pensick and I and a couple of others decided if they (the co captains) weren't going to give Coach McBride the game ball, we were going to grab one. On the way off the field, Dan was looking for one and I grabbed one, but it was an Iowa State ball, so I threw it back. But we got the cap tains to give him one." Horn had special praise for McBride. "He knows any offense back and forth. Every week he Tankers drench MU The Nebraska women's swim set three school records and won 12 of, 15 events Friday on the way to a season opening 83-43 victory over Missouri. Carol Hall and Sherry Hayward broke individual marks and the 400 freestyle relay team of Hall, Maria Thomson, Ann Kennedy and Rene Sullivan posted a time of 4:40.29, breaking the previous record of 4:40.80. Hall won the 100-yard breaststroke in 1:10.30, snap ping Melanie Jakob's old mark of 1:10.92. Hayward cap tured the 400 individual medley in a record time of 4:40.09. - . Carol Berger qualified for the national pre-qualifying meet at the University of New Mexico next February in both the one and three meter diving events. Bill Cosby tells why Red Cross needs ytnr type of blood. 1 "Every day of the week, there's somebody who needs your type of blood. "But the thing about blood is: it doesn't keep very long. Which means we've got to ' keep the supply coming con stantly. Donors are needed every day; "Sorry to say. thea" arc never enough donors. "In fact, five people out of every KX) are doing the whole APuMcScwcolTMNmmMOr KM ; . t The Advertising Council Sol job. That's right, five percent of the people give 100 percent of the blood that's donated. "If you're between 17 and 66. and generally healthy, you can help change all that. And your one blood donation can help up tofive people to live. "Call your Red Cross BlixxJ Center and make a donor " appointment soon. It's one way you can help keep Red Cross ready ... to help others." Keep Red Cross rcadv. Daily Nebraskan Editor in Chief applications for the spring semester are now being accepted. Applications Deadline Monday, November 19th, at 12:00 noon Salary: $600 a month Applicants should b familiar with the Guide lines for the Student Press adopted by the NU Board of Regents (copies available upon re quest.) Resumes should be submitted to and applications completed at the Daily Nebraskan. Rm. 34, NE. Union. Call 472-2588 UNL doe. not diwrimin.tt in In ac dtmie X - i . n..m mnd abidfS by all ftdtral rtg- wi iiiivr"ii" cine"" l y y y y X Y and Kansas State 15-12, 15-10, 10-15, 15-5 in the winners' bracket before losing in the winners bracket finals to Southwest Missouri State 15-12, 11-15, 15-10 15-10 Friday night. Saturday the Huskers defeated Minnesota in a losers bracket match 15-2, 10-15, 15-11, 15-12 to advance into the finals against the Bears. Nebraska then forced the second match by beating the Bears 5-15, 15-9, 15-10, 15-13. UNL volleyball coach Terry Pettit said he wasn't dis appointed with his team's performance. "I think we played well,' Pettit said. "We dug our selves a hole when we lost Friday night and just fell a little short trying to come back." "I don't feci bad. If they (our players) had any less gives us all these handouts with the other team's ten dencies. They've got everything ask ! on them. He just goes out of his way to make us be 1 1 o r players." For the defense, it was another sterling performance. The Blackshirts allowed only 29 yards rushing in 28 Cy clone attempts, and just 127 yards overall. THE ONLY BLEMISH was Alex Giffords' 22-yard field goal with 1 :37 left in the game, the first points Ne brask has given up in the fourth quarter this season. The defense will see something this weekend they haven't seen all year-the wishbone. "Sure it gives us some problems" Osborne said. "It only gives us five days to get ready for it. But we'll be all right." Osborne made sure the Huskers will get five days of practice to prepare for the wishbone by vetoing an ABC TV request to move the game to Friday. In spite of the pressures that go along with an unde feated season most players said they looked for a loose week of practice. , Horn said, "I'm sure the coaches will try to keep it pretty loose. Shoot, we've been here long enough, we know what's going on. We've got better overall personnel at each position than Oklahoma, plus our depth, so we're in good shape." riZEDA MAKE IT WITH YEEEUllfl ' GOLD 0 SilVlA" IMfORHO i B0TUID 8 KOUUA JALISCO S si touis mo aowooH 1 ejvMp ill!! Llcsccreh? Thesis? fJccd Good Copies FAST?? 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"It didn't matter if the set was good or bad during the tournament, she put it away. She's a tremendous player." , v 1 The Huskers, now 41-8-3, are through for the season unless they receive one of the three at-large bids given for the national meet. Pettit said he didn't know the chances of the Huskers receiving ah at-large bid. , Even if the Huskers do not get an at-large berth, Pettit said this team is still the best he's coached at Nebraska. "I don't think any team less than this one could have done what was done today," Pettit said. 3 wrestlers win firsts . Three Nebraska wrestlers won first place in their divi sions in the Bison Open at North Dakota State University Saturday. John Selmon decisioned Steve Carr of Iowa State, 10-6 in the 134-pound class while Al Freeman decisioned Kevin LeClair of Minnesota 7-4 in the 150-pound division. Tim Neumann also decisioned his opponent, Kent Haake of South Dakota State, 9-5, in the 167-pound class. Other Huskers who placed in the meet were: Billy Sel mon, third in the 142-pound weight class; Court Vining, fourth in the 158-pound class; and Daryl Monasmith, second in the 190-pound division. MOUSE of ROWERS Take a beautiful centerpiece home for Thanksgiving. 226 South 11th EAST OF THE BR AN DEIS PARKING LOT r Need A Lift Home! Don't Bum It Don't Thumb It Rent A Car only $5.95 and up RENT C CHEAP (fiffll WHEELS V MJVr 475 9122 10th & "R" SKI SIGHTSEEING Switzerland-Austria-Germany 9 Days - 7 Nites (699 INCLUDES airfare, all ski expenses, meals, lodging and much more. . March 13-22 For More Information Call: Gary Clark at 432-2269 432-3287 Slide Show & Information Meeting Sunday and Monday, Nov. 18 & 19 7:00PM 1501 Superior St. Office of Superior Place Apts.
