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At 12-4, Iowa State's volleyball team is off to its
best start ever. If the Cylcones can beat Nebraska
when the Cornhuskers play in Ames tonight, they
can tie for the conference lead.
Then there's the other side. If the Haskers can
beat Iowa State, not only will they beat their third
conference opponent on the latter's home court,
. they will record their 100th victory against Big Eight
competition.
Formore motivation, the Huskers, 15-3 after two
five-set losses in the Purdue Invitational last weekend,
remember the last time they played Iowa State. The
Cyclones lost the first two sets to Nebraska in the Big
Eiht tournament, but won the third 15-8 and went
ahead early in the fourth set before Nebraska came
back to win 15-11.
"We also have a couple of players on our team
from Iowa," Nebraska Coach Terry Pettit said. "I'm
sure Sharon's (Kramer) parents and Cathy's (Noth)
father will come in for the game.
"ISU has a good team. They're 3-1 in the confer
ence, and if they could upset us there, it would set
them up pretty good," Pettit said.
In the two losses at Purdue, Pettit said, the team
played hard, but the outside block was inconsistent,
and the middle blockers were not getting to the
outside to close off the block.
The first loss, to Kentucky, came Friday night in a
game that finished at 12:30 am. Nebraska beat
Pittsburgh Saturday afternoon, but lost to Purdue
that night. The Boilermakers, who knocked Nebraska
Allen named top coach
Francis Allen, who has coached the Nebraska
men's gymnastics team to five straight NCAA gym
nastics titles, was named coach of the year by the
- United States Gymnastics Federation during it's
national convention in Washington D.C. last
weekend.
The nation's top gymnasts in the USGF nationals
and the coaches of those athletes made the choice
) for coach of the year.
j Allen also won the title in 1 931 and has been the
NCAA coach of the year each of the five years
Nebraska has won the team championship.
out of the 1082 NCAA tournament in five sets, didnt
play an early match Saturday.
"Purdue had a very good blocking team, and they
showed us some of our weaknesses," Pettit said. "But
I think to a person we'd look forward to playing
them again."
Purdue came into the tournament ranked just
ahead of Nebraska in both the tournament ranked
just ahead of Nebraska in both the coaches' and
NCAA polls, while Kentucky was ranked ahead of
the Huskers in one poll, and behind them in the
other.
Pettit said the setting, attacking and serving
aspects of his team had developed as he expected.
But, the blocking had not.
"I had hoped to be a little better blocking team at
this point than we are," Pettit said.
' "Last year, I thought we were a very good blocking
team. This year, I'd say we were adequate."
Pettit said Karen Dahlgren, Michelle Smith and
Sharon Kramer are strong competitors for the mid
dle blocker position.
"IVe moved Annie Adamczak to the outside," Pet
tit said. "I'm hoping that a couple of them (the mid
dle blockers) will rise to the chaHenge and just take
over those spots."
Whoever doc3 that will have to be more aggressive
when playing the middle back row, Pettit said. The
play from that position has dropped off from last
year.
Noth, a junior setter from Bettendorf, Iowa, was
named the Big Eight volleyball player of the week for
the second time this season for her play in the
Purdue Invitational
Noth had 21 kills in 36 attempts with two errors
in the Kentucky match, for a .533 hitting percen
tage. For the tournament, Noth had 53 kills in 13
games, six service aces and 60 setting assists.
Noth is leading the conference in hitting percen
tage at .399, and b fourth in ldlb-per-game behind
Iowa State's Diane Doles, Kansas' Lori Erickson and
Huskcr teammate Erin Dean.
(Lxxxy Scoreboard
The following ecorca are from men's flg
football and women's volleyball ccticn llcn
day night from fjames completed befare 7:Z0
p.m. Results from the 7:20 to 0:33 p.m. canes
will tun in Thursday newspaper.
If you are Involved in an intramural event
sponsored by campus recreation ether than
flag football cf soflball and wish your eccres
to be included in the scoreboard, please call
472-17C3 between 9 a.ra. and noon the day
foEowlns the event.
L'.ZtrQ FLAG FOOTDALL
Abel Eight A 44, Burr One East A 20
Gather Seven B 33, Harper Eight C 27
Sweets 18. Scum of the Earth .12......... ,.,.'.,.:..
Abel Eleven C 6, Abel Six C 0
Schramm Eight A 23, Abel Twelve A 14
Abel Eleven D 39, Schramm Six D 19
Spud Boys 19, SDM 6
Heppner Three A 25, Cather Eleven A 14
Harper Seven A 49, Burr Three West A 20
Schramm Ten A 14, Cather Six A 0
Abel Three B 30, Abel Ten B 27 ,
Abel Nine A 33, Burr One West A 8 '
Abel Five A 25. Abel Four A 18
Abel Eleven A 34, Abel Thirteen A 15
Harper Four B 22, Selleck8100B 0
VGf.te.'O VOLLEY CALL
Sandoz Five 2, Selleck 5100 0
Gators 2. Selleck 5100 6
Abel Ten 2, Burr Two East 0
F.O.A.D. 2, Abel Ten 0
Selleck 6300 2, Smith Five 0 -Love
Hall 2, Pound 10 0
Love Hall 2, Burr Two East 0
Sandoz Five 2, SelEsck 6300 1
Gators 2, Smith Four 0
Smith Four 2, Smith Five 1
F.O.A.D. 2, Sandoz Four 0
Sandoz Four 2. Pound Ten 0 .
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LPO Notice of Sale of unclaimed bicy
cles and miscellaneous property, Oct. 15
at 10 a.m. 410 West P. By the Property
Division. No checks accepted. -
Desk$50; sofa$50; overstuffed chair
$40: dresser$25; kitchen table. 4 chairs
$47.50; hide-a-bed$75; matching lamps
$30: color T.V.s, console$175. portable
$100: twin bed$75; double bed$45: man
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460-6252.
Four tickets for the Missouri game. Call
Gayle. 475-7729 or Don. 476-7203.
1 975 Honda CB500T. very good condi
tion. Excellent commuter bike. 477-6975.
LUXURY COfMDOS
2C24 South 17th, 0
You can own this new 4 bedroom, 3
bath unit. Close to campus. Affordably
priced! Contact Kim WeigaL 4S7-1618,
Owners' Sties, or 474-0511.
71 Triumph GTS Flu. $$50. ADS L 230
Studio Monitors 400 ck. Vector Research
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FEMALE SEASON FOOTBALL TICKET
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$275.00.475-6669.
Unfurnished. 1740 Harwood. Large 1
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pets. 423-1427 or 474-6603. , -
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bedroom. $350 plus deposit, $250. Call
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Call 433-1227 for interview time.
Child care needed for 2 and 4 year old.
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We are introducing Redken to our line
and will be conducting instructor classes
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, 467-5388
Needed: Two G. A. tickets for Colorado
game. 477-6477.
Looking for people to form a country
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Especially need musicians. No experience
neded. Call 472-9734.
Wanted: 3 female? male tickets to
Colorado game. 477-8574. Jeff.
Wanted: 2 G.A. tickets (pre'wcWy to
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Royalty Candidate:
You mut hve your $4 to the CAP
Office by edftedy, October 12, in
order to got a roynity picture!
S S W O. Meeting
Thursday at 3:30 and 6:33 in Pumpkin
Room in NeihardL
A Nw Ytrs F"eltrtion:
MET K m F LOPLE AND LEARN TO
SKI AT STEAft'OAT. .
Admifions Information .
Spsrit; f-p"? & Jo Wsjner
Wed., Oct. 12. 6.S3, Union
L " 3 Dus.
Ewer bn in a car with 150 othw
pie? V.a thout not. C'Tf In .
Hnnnomin9 'ti Or tj on Oct 17 at
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Study English Interiors & Architecture
in ENGLAND Dec. 26 Jan. 14. For .
details, contact Flights & Study Tours,
345 Nebr. Union. 472-3264.
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General meeting tonight at 6:30 In the
Union. Remember your due.
Want to be a part of bringing perform
ing artists to campus? Join Major Per
forming Arts Committee. Meeting is Tues
day, October 13 at 6:00 In the Union.
Room will be posted. New -members
welcome! . - -
Applications for
BUSINESS COLLEGE STUDENT
ADVISORY BOARD .
are available in tm Dew's Office in
CBA. Due today at 4:9 p.m..
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Piintst, 3:G0, Wednesday, M&hr. Union.
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National Agri-MvltetSra Association
Wednesday, Ccts?tjr 12. 8:00 - -,
Vaieniino's, 33rd & Holdregc
Bring 10 Dues.
Homecoming Dance"
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Not just an aerobics classl
For more info.,
call 474-2449 or 472-S265.
Theta XI Little Sisters
Meeting Thursday night, 7.00 p.m. Bring
dues and equipment for auction which
follow.
Meeting tonight at 7:30 for all new Chi
Phi Little Sister Pledge. Please bring
pen. papsr, calendar & checkbook.
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$5.S9 and above.
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is proud to preasnt th Homecomino
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house. Ho pets! Call after tt-.Ho. 475-4243.
Wanted ASAP: Cin, nan-srookioai. .
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