The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 04, 1982, Page Page 9, Image 9
Monday, October 4, 1982 Daily Nebraskan Page 9 Competitors cross swords lo championships By Mark Hansen Two competitors, clad in armor like protective gear, crossed swords in the center of the marked-off area that served as an arena. They struggled against one another for a few seconds, then separated with a shout and a loud crack as one of the wooden swords struck a competitor's helmet. The sixth annual Rocky Mountain Kendo Championships were being held at the UNL Coliseum Sunday. Kendo means "way of the sword" in Japanese. It is the Japanese counter part of western fencing. Kendo competitors are separated into classes according to their levels of experience. Experience is measured by rank; either sixth through first "kyu" (sub-black belt), or "yudansha", (black belt holders). Classes for women and youngsters also are provided. UNL students involved in kendo, either through UNL's Nippon Sho bukai martial arts club or the kendo class offered through the physical education department, made a good showing. In the round-robin style of scoring used for Sunday's meet, each opponent must face every other competitor in his division. The winner then is de cided according to the total points scored by each competitor throughout the day. In the fifth and sixth kyu combined class, UNL kendo competitors won the top three positions. Hiroshi Miyata, a junior journalism major from Japan, took first with 17 points. Doug Dygas, a UNL computer services computer operator, placed second, with 16 points. Tarn Davis, a freshman psychology major, tied with Rick Hobusch of Denver, Colo., for third place with IS points. 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The Bearkittens loaded the bases with two singles and a Husker fielding error, setting up the game-winning single by Bev Wimer. Paula Rutherford was the winning pitcher for Northwest Missouri State, while Husker Sandy Wolterman was tagged with her fifth loss in eight de cisions this season. Saturday, Wyoming took advantage of four Husker errors to score two unearned runs en route to a 3-1 win. Nebraska also committed three more errors against UNO, but won 3-2 with two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning. Nebraska, whose record now stands at 7-7, will meet Creighton in a double header Tuesday in Omaha. The Oklahoma State Invitational this weekend will com plete the fall season. KLIN COUNTRY KETTLE presents AGIV.EW. 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