thursday, September 3, 1981
daily nebraskan
page 13
Big 8's top four, increased intensity
among goals of UNL women's tennis
By Kevin Warneke season would see us placing
mgner, uawKinssaitf.
To place fourth in the To place higher, the team
Big Eight and gain intensity will have to finish ahead of
in practices are the goals of defending conference
the UNL women's tennis champion Oklahoma State,
team, according to Coach Colorado or Oklahoma.
Kathy Hawkins. Daily practices began
"Realistically, a fourth Aug. 24 for the nine-memb-
place finish in the confer- er team. A tenth member
ence would be an average will join the team at the be-
scason for us and a good ginning of next semester.
The top singles players Three out-of-state fresh
returning are juniors Cindi men - Susan Hayes, Jamie
Reiman and Ann Swan son Pisarik and LeeAnn Givens
and sophomores Mimi
Magiera and Kathy Fisher.
Other returning team
members are senior Carrie
Schmitz and sophomore sently the
Lynn Svoboda. Senior Sue players,
- were given tennis scholar
ships. According to Hawk
ins, these three freshmen,
along with Reiman, Swan
son and Magiera, are pre-
top six singles
Moore will join the team at
semester break.
Karate teacher visits UNL,
watches students perform
By Scott Ahlstrand
The UNL Kenkojuku Karate Associa
tion was recently visited by Master Shihan
Tomosaburo Okano. Okano started the
Kenkojuku Association in 1941 and is head
of the Japan Kenkojuku Karate Associa
tion. Okano, from Japan, is visiting several
of his schools throughout the United
States.
Assistant Professor, and third degree
black belt, Richard Schmidt was enthu
siastic about Okano's presence.
"1 consider it a very high honor to have
one of the few remaining close students of
Funokoshi visit us. It is also an honor be
cause of the high position he holds in the
Zen Ku Ren,' Schmidt said.
"Mr. Okano was very impressed with
our students. He thought they performed
well technically and that they also had a
fine attitude and good spirit," he added.
Master Okano arrived in Lincoln Aug.
24 and left for Florida Aug. 29. Workouts
were held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day nights during Okano's stay and were
open to club members and UNL students
in karate classes.
Special day classes were also held for
those who have the brown and black belts.
To help with the instructions, Okano
brought three students with him from
Japan.
The 59-year-old Okano, who is a
seventh degree black belt in karate and
iaido (samurai sword drawing), amazed the
club with both his quickness and tech
nique. The club presented Okano with an
honorary award which read "In apprecia
tion for your continued devotion and dedi
cation to the teaching of the true spirit of
karate."
Okano holds many honors including
being on the Board of Directors of the
prestigious Federation of all Japanese
Karate Organizations (Zen Ku Ren). He
was also a student of Gichin Funokohshi.
Funokohshi is considered the father of
modern karate.
Two of Okano's former students were
present for his visit. Larry Durst, the head
instructor of UNL's Kenkojuku Karate
Association and Ted Raitch, head of a
Maryland Kenkojuku Association. Both
trained under Okano in Japan.
It was the first time they had seen
Okano since 1964.
spfe shorts
The UNL women's track team will be
holding open tryouts next week. Interested
students should contact Mark Kostek or
Linda Zech at the Bob Devaney Sports
Center 125 or call 472-6468.
The UNL rowing crew will hold a meet
ing Sept. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the boathouse,
1000 N. 16th St. All men and women
interested in joining crew are invited to
attend.
The Nebraska volleyball team will begin
its season Saturday at 10 a.m. against
Kansas State. The season opener will be
held at the Coliseum.
Nebraska cornerback Rodney Lewis and
Husker defensive tackle Henry Waechter
have been named first team all-Americans
in the current issue of The Sporting News.
The 24-man team was selected by pro
football scouts.
Why settle for less than all the excitement of the Corn
husk ers in action? A comfortable 8, 12, or 15 passenger
van from De Brown Leasing will get you and your
friends to Iowa City in style. And with De Brown,
you can see Big Red for Small Green!
ONLY $175 gives you
O 700 miles O 2 days
M HO
Di: BROWN
LEASING, INC.
17th &N St.
477-7253
Chrysler
Leasing
"Reiman will be playing
in the number one slot, but
the other slots are up in the
air because those five are so
evenly matched" Hawkins
said. "With the talent evenly
matched, we should be able
to pick up valuable team
points in the lower match
es. Hawkins hopes structures
practices and a fall weight
progranv will help improve
the team.
The team opens its
season on Sept. 11 when
they host Kansas State at 2
pjn. on the tennis courts at
East Campus.
Not Enough Room?
Store your off season yoods
Five minutes from campus
-Modern and clean
-You bring it, store it
-24 hour access
Monthly or yearly rates
-You keep the key
Size Per Mo. Per Year
25 sq. ft. $ 7.50 $ 90.00
40 sq. ft. $13.00 $130.00
50 sq.ft. $15.00 $150.00
10 Discount
With Student I.D.
BOOKS SPORTING GOODS FURNITURE
CLOTHING BOATS ANYTHING
Infinity00 Storage
1542 So. 1st
LINCOLN
475-2464
ALL-UNIVERSITY
WRIST WRESTLING TOURNEMENT
Thursday, Sept. 3
Hilton Ballroom
WRESTLING 7:00 p.m.
STAR CITY PLAYERS 9:30 p.m.
Admission $2.00
Individual & Team Competition
79
1 WW
rttm
ft