Tuesday, September 14, 1982
Paige 11
Daily Nebraskan
Crew's new coach expects success
1-1 . 1 i ....
IINL crew coach Ashton Richards is oDtimistic about
This is Richards' first . coach in o job. He nreviouslv
Men's and women's outdoor racquctball singles and cch
Sports Shorts
his team's chances this year.
"I don't think I'm being overly optimistic when I
say we could have some Midwestern champions here,"
Richards said. "I'd like to think that we have one of
the better teams in the Midwest."
Richards said the crew's workouts have been going
well.
"We've got the varsity out on the water now,"
Richards said. "The freshmen are getting techniques
down now. They should be on the water in a few days."
Cornhusker statistics
among best in NCAA
Saturday's 42-7 Husker win against Iowa earned
Nebraska high rankings in several national statistical
categories according to information released Sunday
by the NCAA office in Mission, Kan.
Nebraska ranks fifth in scoring offense, sixth in total
defense, eighth in rushing offense, 10th in scoring defense,
1 1th in total offense and 16th in passing defense.
Cornhusker quarterback Turner Gill ranks seventh
on the NCAA passing efficiency charts. Jeff Smith ranks
eighth in punt returns, Mike Rozier 11th in rushing,
Irving Fryar 12th in receiving, 13 th in all-purpose yards
and 14th in punt returns and Grant Campbell is 12th
in punting.
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POLITICAL WORK
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Political-Environmental interest
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rowed at Syracuse University. He also was on the United
States national youth team in 1977 and the U.S. team
last year.
Richards said the crew is revamping its training
techniques.
"We've been adapting different methods," Richards
said. "We're going to be doing what the Eastern schools
are doing. Everybody's rowing the same way now."
The crew has, three meets scheduled this fall. The
first is in Lawrence, Kan., Sept. 25. Other teams in the
meet are Kansas, Kansas State, Creighton and possibly
Notre Dame.
The team will then travel to Boston for a meet in
October. The final meet of the fall season will be in
Omaha at the end of October.
The crew is a club sport but competes at the varsity
level. It supports its activities with donations, dues from
crew members and activities such as bake sales.
After the fall season the team will train indoors for
the winter.
"Most of the training during the winter is just im
proving on your strength and lung capacity," Richards
said.
"I'd say that outside of Wisconsin, which has a varsity
program, we are as good or better than the rest of the
programs in the Midwest," Richards said. "It's quite a
challenge, but it could pay off in the spring."
Bass player interested in
joining amateur rock band.
783-3671. Ask for Mike.
Need up to 6 tickets for
Penn St. game. 476-2468.
3-5 G.A. tickets for New
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PENN STATE. Wanted up to
6 general admission tickets.
Call Irene coUect (213) 618
8582. 2 male student tickets for
entire season. Call 436-5233.
Need 1 male and 1 female
ticket for last 5 home games.
$20 eachgame or $100 each
ieason. Call collect 397-0404.
Buying class rings, diamonds,
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2719 N. 48. 10:30-6:30. 484
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TASSELS A .
Initiation ceremony today at
5:00. and also regular meeting.
New initiates meet at 4:00.
CORNCOBS,
Don't forget our meeting
today at 4:30.
UPC American Film
Committee
Members Remember
today's meeting at 3:30 p.m.
Inthe Union. We will be going
ovC( Take One assignments.
The AGS Little Sister
Chapter U hsving its 1st rush
party Tues., Sept. 14. 7 p.m.
Dress attire is semi-formal. Au
glils who signed up or are
Kterested will be picked up
in their dorm lobbies by es
corts at 6:45. If you have any
questions call Kris at 472-0909.
MARKETING CLUB
meeting on Wednesday. Sept.
15 at 4:00 p.m. In CBA 120.
Guest speaker will be retailing
rnrsentattve from Brandefs.
NEW MEMBERS WELCOME.
C-A.M. is meeting tonight
at 5:45 p.m. in Lab B on East
Campus. Everyone U Welcome!
SIG EP LITTLE SISTERS,
What could be more fun
than eating with the brothers?
Tonight 5:30 sharp. Important
meeting will follow!
Winterim Study Tours: Dec.
26-Jan. 9: TRAVEL AND
EARN CREDIT: 9 itineraries
offered in 8 subjects plus
one non-credit tour. Contact
Flights fc Study Tours, 345
Nebir. Union, 472-3264.
Delt Little Sisters: .
Don't forget the meeting
Wed. Sept 15 9:15 p.m.
Bring money for dues.
. Attention
U.N.L. Scandinavians
Come join us at the Har
vest Room in the Union, Wed
nesdays 12:00 1:00. Practice
language skilfc and meet friends!
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Timing Team meeting
tomorrow nite 4:00 p.m. Sports
complex Press Room.
It's here at last! Sammy
Little Sister Rush begins Thurs
day Sept. 16. If interested
contact Kendra at 472-0285
or Jim at 436-6592.
What: Student Alumni
Association Applica
tions Where: CAP Office
When: Sept. 13-23
SUESTION: Who Sells
ent's Waterbeds?
STUDY AT YOUR PLACE,
YOUR PACE with UNL
independent study. Contact the
independent study office, 472
1926. FUTURE
MEDICAL
STUDENTS:
Find out how you can
have tuition, books and
fees PAID receive
$530 per month and
compete for internship
and residency programs.
Contact:
Archie Summerlln
116 So. 42nd St
Omaha, NE 63131
Call Collect
402-221-4319
UwTsM
recreational doubles entries are due at 5 p.m. today, at the
Recreation Office, 1740 Vine St.
The men's, women's and co-recreational intramural
cross country meet will be Friday at Oak Lake Park
beginning at 4:45 p.m. Maps of the course are available
at the Recreation Office.
The men's, women's and co-recreational intramural
place kicking contest will be Sunday at Memorial Stadium
at 3 p.m.
UNL students are invited to play badminton Mondays
from 6 to 8 p.m. in Mabel Lee Hall 301 . Birds and rackets
are provided, and players of all skill levels are welcome.
Call 472-1264 for further information.
The Cornhusker volleyball team, fresh from a cham
pionship win in the Wyoming Invitational last weekend,
will open its Big Eight season Wednesday against the Kan-
sas Jayhawks in Lawrence, Kan.
UNL MARTIAL ARTS CLUB
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Place: Coliseum Stage
Time: Wednesday 7:00
Come & See
For Info. Call 464-9701 or 464-3383
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