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Swimmer Hayward
makes Ail-American
Huskcr swimmer SherrI Hayward placed 12th In the
200-yard backstroke Saturday in the AIAW Swimming
and Diving Championships and became the first UNL fe
male swimmer to achieve All-American status
Ilayward's time of 2:05i5 gave the Muskers seven
points, good for 35tn place in team standings.
Rene Sullivan, competing in the 50-and 100-yard free
style races, failed to qualify for Saturday's finals. Also
failing to qualify were the 200-yard and 400-yard free
style relay team of Sullivan, Ann Kennedy, Maria Thomp.
son and Carol Hallrand the medley relay team of JoDea
Eckstrom.Mary Freathy, Sullivan and Hayward.
Gymnastics tickets available
Tickets to the NCAA gymnastics meet scheduled April
3-5 at the Bob Dcvaney Sports Center are still available at
the UNL Athletic Ticket Office, 111 South Stadium.
Tickets to all meets Thursday, Friday and Saturday are
$14. Tickets to individual sessions are $4.
Thursday at 7 pjn., the all-around competitors from
each of the 10 participating teams will compete in the
compulsory routine event. Friday at 7 pjn., individuals
will compete in the optional routines, and the top three
teams will be selected for Saturday's finals. Saturday at 1
p.m. the top three teams will compete in the finals, and at
7 pjn. individuals will compete in the finals.
Female gymnasts
second in region
Husker gymnast Renee Reisdorff placed second
in the vault and third in the floor exercise Saturday
on the final day of the AIAW Region VI gymnastics
competition in Minneapolis, Minn.
Nebraska finished second in Friday's team com
petition, losing to Minnesota.
Nebraska's Sue litrenta and Nancy Evans finish
ed seventh and eighth in the vaulting respectively.
Teammate Debbie Harrison tied for fourth place
with Missouri's Kathy Danielson in the uneven bars.
Reisdorff was eighth in the balance beam, and
teammate Crissy Robertson finished 12th.
Husker Carol Chmelka finished sixth in the floor
exercise. Harrison finished ninth.
litrenta, who qualified for the floor exercise in
Friday's competition, scratched because of a foot
injury. Patty Carmichael-Gerard also scratched from
Saturday's finals because of ankle injuries.'
Lottery for football
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tickets
The UNL student football ticket lottery is scheduled
April 8-1 1 from 9 ajn. to noon and 1 pjn. to 4 pjn. each
day.
Full-time students now on campus will be able to pur
chase tickets either singularly or within a block for $35.
Organizations wishing to purchase blocks of tickets
must send a representative with each student's identifica
tion card and $35 for each ticket.
Beginning Sept. 3, each student must present his ticket
receipt and student identification card at the athletic
ticket office to receive his ticket.
Any student not participating in the lottery during
April 8-1 1 can purchase a ticket in the fall along with new
students.
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UNL pitcher Ray Tromba lets one loose during the Huskers win over Wayne State last week. The Husker base
ball team suffered its third loss in IS games, losing to Southern California College 3-2, Friday in Costa Mesa.Cal.
Gymnastics finalists to be picked today
By Shelley Smith
Sports Editor
The NCAA Gymnastics Committee will select 10 teams
and six individuals from each of the four gymnastics re
gions today to compete in the NCAA Gymnastics meet
scheduled for April 3-5 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
One team must be selected from each region (East,
Mideast, Midwest and West) upon recommendation from
each regional advisory committee. Six more teams will be
selected at large.
Bill Roetzheim, chairman of the NCAA Gymnastics
Committee said he will conduct a conference call with
representatives from each regional committee at 10 a jti.
today to determine the participants.
Defending NCAA , champion Nebraska, currently No.
1 in team point averages, is almost assured of a bid be
cause of that ranking, Roetzheim said.
Iowa State, Oregon, Southern Connecticut, Oklahoma
and UCLA ranked 2-6 respectively, are also almost assured
of bids, he said.
Until this year, teams and individuals competing in the
national meet were selected by regional competitions. Be
cause of the expense for teams paid to travel to the re
gional competition, the meets were eliminated, Roetzheim
said. .
The NCAA pays for all travel and accomodations to
national meets, but not regionals, he explained.
Nebraska Gymnastics Coach Francis Allen, serving as
assistant meet director until the competition begins, said
plans for the meet, thus far have had few problems.
"It should be a neat showcase for gymnastics," he said.
The gymnastics equipment will be brought in from the
American Equipment Company in Jefferson, Jowa to en
sure what Allen termed "neutral" equipment advantage.
"Gymnastics equipment is like a pole vaulter's pole.
You get used to a certain give in the equipment you prac
tice on. We want to make sure the equipment is fair for
eacji team. Each team will have practice time to get used
to it," he said.
Most of the athletes will arrive in Lincoln Tuesday
April 1 , Allen said, however, some will arrive as early as
Sunday.
American gymnasts Kurt Thomas, a graduate of Ind
iana State, and Bart Conner, who red-shirted at Oklahoma
are expected to be spectators at one day's events, Allen
said. Also, Indiana State and U.S. Olympic Coach Roger
Counsil is expected to attend.
ABC has scheduled a broadcast of the meet's highlights
on its Sunday program , Wide World of Sports.
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