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Nebraska gymnast Jim Mikus performs in the uneven bars at Saturday's Big Eight
Invitational meet in Lincoln.
Husker gymnastics team
wins Big Eight Invitational
By Pat Beecham
Nebraska's men's gymnastics team
started its new season the same way they
ended the last one winning.
The Huskers walked away with the title
at the Big hight Invitational gymnastics
meet at the Bob Devaney Sports ("enter
this weekend. Nebraska finished with
550.3 points, 10 points better than Iowa
State's 540.3.
What makes the win more impressive
is the fact that the Huskers did it with
out the services of Jim Hartung in the all
around. "I'm pretty pleased with our overall
depth," Head Coach Francis Allen said.
"We didn't use Hartung in the all-around
and we still won by 10 points."
Nebraska's Phil Caiioy won the all
aiound title for the meet, ('ahoy finished
utli a score of 112.7 to finish ahead of
liua State's Ron (ialimore, who had a
seme ol 112.2. ('ahoy said he was pleased
with his performance, but added it can al
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aneel was OK. (alio) sau! . "We
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In the individual events, Ncbiaska didn't
do loo hul eilhei. ( ahoy won the parallel
b us and ilie poinm"! horse w ith scores of
l)J and ().75, respectively.
Hartung won the still rings with a score
' ''.H. (ialimire won the floor exercise
with a score of ).(. He also won the vault
with a ).X score.
Nebraska's freshman Jim Mikus won the
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horizontal bars with a 9.6 score and finish
ed fourth in the parallel bars. Nebraska's
depth was also evident in the individual
events.
Scott Johnson finished in a tie for
second on the still rings, fourth in the
vault, second in the parallel bars, and in a
tie for second on the horizontal bar.
Frank Hibbitts and John Balluff of Ne
braska finished in a tie for third on the
pommel horse and Steve Elliott, who failed
to qualify for the floor exercise, finished
second in the vault.
Allen said he was pleased with the
team's performance in the meet.
"I'm pleased with everyone in general,"
Allen said. On the highly -touted Mikus' de
but Allen said, "Mikus could'vc been
better, but he did fine."
Another thing that pleased Allen about
the Huskers' decisive win was the fact that
the teams Nebraska beat arc the same
teams the Huskers will have to beat at the
NCAA championships.
"Nebraska, Iowa State and Oklahoma
are one, two, three in the country," Allen
said. "II you add UCLA, these will be the s
same teams we will have to beat at the
NCAA meet. They'll get better though, and
the 'II score higher."
Allen said that the goal now for the
lluskeis is to prepare all the all-arounders
for the national meet.
Allen also said the Huskers have a one
time chance to accomplish something
really big this year.
"We have an opportunity of a lifetime
to accomplish something this year," Allen
said. "We can take advantage of having the
championships here and ensure that gym
nastics live longer at Nebraska."
Husker frosh beat UNO JVs
The Ndbraska freshmen football
team got its chance to play in front
of a state-wide television audience
Friday night in Omaha, as it beat the
UNO junior varsity, 38-7.
The game was the second meeting
between the two schools. UNL won
a 45-0 game on Oct. 3 in Lincoln.
The Husker offense shincd in the
first hall scoring on five of six posses
Mom and rolling up a 314) halftime
advantage.
Not all was bright lor the Huskers.
though. Wmgback Irving I rvar sullered
a deep thigh bruise early in the game
and washed the remainder of the con
test from the sidelines on crutches.
Before he left the game, Fryar caught
two passes for 63 yards and one
touchdown.
Gill was the leading rusher with 59
yards on 18 attempts. Smith ran the ball
seven times for 31 yards. Jim Thompson
was the top receiver, catching six passes
for 86 yards.
The Huskers rolled up 170 yards on
the ground and 449 yards of total
offense. UNO gained only 123 total
yards.
Nebraska closes out its season Friday
afternoon against Waldorf Junior
College in Memorial Stadium.
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