Monday, April 19, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
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Sports Shorts
Nebraska's Mcrlcnc Ottey was named outstanding
athlete of the women's division of the Kansas Relays
Saturday at Lawrence, Kan.
Ottey won the 100- and 200-meter dashes and ran on
UNL's winning mile relay team to lead the Huskcrs to the
women's team title with 79 J5 points. Kansas was second
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UNL's Phil Cahoy and Mitch Gaylord of UCLA each
scored a 9.90 on the horizontal bar Saturday night in
Gainesville, Fla., to help the United States national gymn
astics team defeat the team from U.S.S.R, 29 1 .85-291 .05.
Midway through the final event the U.S. team was trail
ing, but Cahoy s and Gaylord's scores, along with a ()S5
by UCLA's Tim Daggett, earned the win.
The Nebraska crew team placed third in the Big Light
rowing championships Saturday in Omaha with 14 points.
Kansas won the meet with 40 points, followed by Kansas
State with 25.
The UNL men's lightweight varsity four and novice
four finished second. The women's varsity four and
varsity eight also placed second. The men's varsity open
Intramural referees. . .
four, varsity lightweight eight and varsity eight finished
third and the men's novice eight and women's novice
lightweight eight finished fourth.
Tickets still are available for the 1982 Rebounders'
Club Awards Banquet. The banquet will be Thursday at
the National Bank of Commerce.
The banquet is open to the public but reservations
must be made through the UNL Basketball Office by
Tuesday. Tickets can be purchased at the office for $13
each.
The Nebraska women's tennis team placed fourth in
the Big Light championships Saturday at Columbia, Mo.
The No. 1 doubles team of Cindi Reiinan and Ann
Swanson advanced to the championship round before fall
ing to Lori McNcal and Nancy Talley of Oklahoma State,
6-2, 6-1. Rciman also placed third in the No. 1 singles
bracket, defeating Jasna Stefanovic of Oklahoma 6-3,64,
6-2 in the consolation round.
Team scoring: Oklahoma State 66, Colorado 64, Okla
homa 54, Nebraska 42, Missouri 35, Kansas 30, Iowa
State 19, Kansas State 16.
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Steve Mayer , a member of the intramural champion
basketball team the Sixers, said the quality of officiating
isn't the cause of the abuse the referees receive.
"I think the referees do a very good job. But it's a
thankless job," Mayer said. "A lot of times you get a lot
of tension between two ball clubs and the refs are the
ones who they take it out on. There's an overemphasis on
the win-at-all-costs attitude. A lot of guys don't play it
for fun anymore, they play for blood."
Most of the abuse the referees deal with is verbal, but
Scheele said there were a few cases of physical abuse.
"We've had referees pushed after making a call and we
even had one struck," Scheele said. "Those are extreme
cases and we don't put up with them. Anytime some
thing like that happens, that player is through with intra
murals for at least a year.. And depending on the severity
of the incident, they may be through for the rest of their
college years."
"I've seen referees threatened by the players and quit
because of it," Eldorado said. "When I catch a lot of hell
from one of the players I try to turn the other cheek. If
you give them a technical it can make matters worse. I
think most of them realize how stupid they sound after
the game is over. I've had a lot of players come up after
the game and apologize for what they said."
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Sale includes: Floor model waterbeds, furniture., lamps,
pictures, designer spreads, waterbed accessories, wall-hangings,
1 brass bedframe and 1 baby waterbed.
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VISA
Open Mon-Sat 10-5:30
Thurs. 10-9
Phone 475-7771
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Centennial Room
Students, Faculty and Staff
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21
9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m.
NEBRASKA UNION
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WESTERN WEEK
April 20, 21, & 22
Cowboys Film Series
Little Big Man 4:00 p.m.
High Plains Drifter 6:30 p.m.
Blazing Saddles 8:30 p.m.
Jeremiah Johnson 10:15 p.m.
Great Plains Room, East Union
Tuesday. April 20. 1982
Students $1.50 with t.D.
Non-students $2.00
Western Week Games
6 action packed games providing competition between living units.
Traveling trophies awarded to top male and female teams.
Wednesday. April 21, 1982
3:00 p.m. East Campus Tennis Courts
Registration Deadline:
April 19
5:30 p.m. at the CAP office.
Picnic on the Prairie!
Thursday, April 22. 1982
4:30 -6:00 p.m.
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