pagf 10 daily nebraskan f riday, april 25, 1 980
Bmdley to bring talents to UNL baseball field
By Ron Powell
Mentioning the name Phil Bradley to Nebraska fans
during the spring doesn't seem fair.
Husker football fans would just as soon forget Bradley.
In 1978, Bradley quarterbacked the Missouri Tigers to
a 35-31 upset win over Nebraska in the last regular
season game and spoiled a Husker bid for a national
championship.
Then, last fall, Bradley's arm brought the Tigers to
within 10 yards of foiling another Nebraska shot at a
national crown, but Missouri came out on the short end
of a 23-20 decision.
Poehling
By Tad Stryker
' Top-notch competition will rule at Des Moines when
the Nebraska men's and women's track teams compete
at the annual Drake Relays today and Saturday.
Steve Scott, former NCAA champion, will run in the
800 meter race, but Nebraska's Scott Poehling won't.
Poehling is still hurt after a leg injury in last week's
Iowa State dual.
"It's still sore," he said Wednesday. "I tried to work
out, but I can't put any weight on- it. Luckily, Fve got
three weeks to get ready before the Big Eight meet."
Women's Coach Carol Frost said that her team is in
good physical shape, "except for a couple minor aches
and pains."
"Julie Seaton has a slight hip injury and Norma Murray
has been bothered by a minor hamstring injury for the
past month," she said.
Frost said that a major concern would be qualifying
the 4 x 100 meter relay team for the NCAA meet.
"They're just three-tenths off the NCAA qualifying
standard," she said. "We haven't really run against any
one of any stature, and the competition this weekend
could push us enough to do it."
Frost will be trying a new combination in the 4 x 400
meter relay.
"We're adding Merlene (Ottey) to that relay," she
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2 WHO tickets for sale, call
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iter mm
The two-time All-Big Eight quarterback will be in
Lincoln this weekend, but this time Bradley will be swing
ing a bat at Buck Beltzer Field instead of throwing passes
in Memorial Stadium.
Bradley is the starting center fielder and lead-off hit
ter for the Tigers, who play the Huskers in a pair of
doubleheaders here today and Saturday. Missouri, 32-9-1
on the year and 10-2 in Big Eight play, leads the Huskers
by one game in the Big Eight Eastern Division and is
ranked 13th in the country in the latest Collegiate Base
ball magazine ratings. The Huskers, 36-10 and 9-3 in the
Big Eight, were 26th in the poll.
Drake Relays
said. "I don't know what to expect there. Hopefully,
well get a pretty good time."
Highlighting the Husker entries in the field events
will be Sharon Burrill, winner of the high jump at Drake
last year.
Men's Coach Frank Sevigne said he is satisifed with
the progress his team has been making in the past several
weeks. Any or all of the relays have a shot at winning,
he said.
Because or Poehling's injury, freshman Mike Cieiocha
will run in three relays. Matt Minchow will be running
the 1 10-meter high hurdles.
Randy Raymond and Mark Newton are the Husker
entries in the pole vault. Sevigne said Raymond has been
clearing 17 feet in the event consistently.
NFL linebacker Lee Kunz is in Chicago this weekend,
Sevigne said, so Erik Korshoj will be the only Nebraska
discus thrower. Jon Jones and Jeff Keeler are the triple
jumpers, and Ken Drwal and Jon Post will throw the
javelin.
The Olympic boycott won't have any ill effects on
athletes' performances in meets like the Drake Relays,
Sevigne said. "As far as I know, they're still going to have
an Olympic trials, and that's always an incentive for good
performances," he said. "It's a real honor to be seen as
good enough for the Olympic team, even if you're not
going."
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Kitchen facilities and lots of
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House for rent. 34 bedroom
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Last year, Bradley, in his first collegiate baseball
season, was the Tigers' starting right fielder, hitting 3 14
with five triples and five homers.
"I am in kind of a slump right now" Bradley says.
"I started off the season hitting well, but the last two-and-a-half
weeks, I haven't been hitting all that great."
A lot of players would like to have a slump like
Bradley's, though. Coming into this weekend's games,
he is hitting J 26.
Although Bradley is better known for his fqotball
abilities, the chances are good that Bradley will be drafted
in June's major league draft. Bradley said if he were
drafted, he isn't sure if he would sign.
"There are many possibilities," Bradley said. "I am
going to wait until the draft before I decide anything.
I don't even know if IH be drafted; I don't expect any
thing. Right now, I am not saying what Fll do."
Bradley did say that if he returns to Missouri next
year, he will play both sports. But, when asked whether
he might try to' get in some of Nebraska's football scrim
mage between games Saturday, Bradley replied, "I have
no interest in football right now."
Although the Tigers are batting 335 as a team, assis
tant Husker coach Ron Johnette said Missouri's main
strength could be their pitching Missouri has a team
earned-run average of 3 .02.
The Tigers are expected to start Tom Heckman and
Kurt Moody in today's doubleheader. Heckman, an All
Big Eight selection a year ago and an Ail-American candi
date this year, is 7-1 , including wins in his last six starts.
Moody is 5-1 with a 1 90 ERA.
Saturday, the Tigers are expected to start Ron Mathis
and Craig Fitzpatrick, both sporting 6-2 records for the
season.
"All of their starters have a good ratio of starts to
games completed," Johnette said. "I wouldn't say
Heckman is the toughest pitcher well face all year. After
all, we did beat him last year. But as a group, they're
about the four toughest weTl go against all year."
Johnette added that "judging from the stats, it should
be a tough competitive series." Nebraska as a team, is
batting 324 and has an ERA of 325.
Friday, Nebraska will start Tim Burke, 64, and Ray
Tromba, 3-1 . The Huskers will start Cliff Faust and Steve
Gehrke, both 5-1 , on Saturday.
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TUTOR NEEDED in Math
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is looking for
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for the 1980-81
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If interested call:
COORS of Lincoln
474-6600
during business hours or
Scott Nelson
campus representative
472-8566 after 3:30
WANTED: One experienced
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5142. Need female roommate to
share apartment near- East
Campus. $67 utilities. 465-4915.