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Tonight's b&sketbsJl double-header will feature
two teams that are relatively unknown to Kcbree'ra.
coaches Kelly II1I1 and Moe Iba.
Missouri's Kansas City Kangaroos will take cn
HilTs undefeated women's team at 5:15 p.m. while
Iba's 3-1 men play the Northeast Missouri Bulldogs
from Kirksville, Mo., at 7:35 p.m. Doth games are at
the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
Both Missouri-Kansas City coach Nancy Norman
and Northeast coach Willard Sims say their teams
are playing the Huskers mostly for experience. The
Kangaroos are a National Association of Intercolle
giate Athletics Division II school and finished third
in that division's national tournament last year, but
four of their losses came to NCAA Division I schools
like Nebraska. -
"We, normally schedule five or sis games every
year against larger schools to help "us in -our own,
division later " Norman said. "WeVs been playing so
well, though, that we feel that we have the players to
stay with them (Nebraska)."
Norman lost only one player from last year's 30-5
team and optimism is rampant on the Kangaroos.
"The teams are pretty evenly matched," Norman
said of tonight's game. They (the Huskers) may be a
little quicker, but we have more experienced
players."
"They're a quickteam and they play good man-toman
defense," she said. "They've also played a lot
better competition than we have. We just have to
slow the tempo down and control the boards so
Nebraska cant run on us."
The Kangaroos use one guard and four forwards,
Norman said, so everyone on the team has a lot of
freedom in the offense. All five starters average
more than 10 points a game.
UMKC is led by senior forward Mary Michalski, a
transfer from Iowa State and Missouri, who was
all-tournament in the NAIA national champion
ships last year. The other returning starters are
forwards Julie Neal and Laurie Smith. Starting
point guard Beth Gunn will miss the Nebraska game .
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"This is a big game for us Norman said. "Well be
playing one of the best teams well play this year in
the biggest gym well play in all year."
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The sports center holds about 1 2,000 more people
than Northeast Missouri's Pershing Fieldhouse and
coach Sims isn't expecting his Bulldogs to beat
Nebraska he just wants them to begin to play
better than they have.
"The Nebraska game will help us prepare for our
own league (the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic
Association), provided we dent play badly. If we
play badly, it wont be worth the trip."
The Bulldogs arent used to playing against teams
of Nebraska's caliber, Sims said. The MIAA is in the
NCAA's Division II, and Northeast's last game
cgainst a Bivhion I team was two years rgo cilnst
Texas Christian. The Bulldogs never have becten a
Big Eight team, and the last time they pkyed the
Huskers, in 1973, they lost by 13 pounds.
The Bulldogs cr led by 6-1 senior, guard Mark
Campbell. Campbell is eventing 11 points a gime
but Elms bnt sure hell be cble to eperate o he
normally does against Nebrczla.-.
, "He's a good quick point guard," said,' "but
he's only an adequate shooter. His t:'::t czzzt is hh
ability to penetrate, but c'linst Ncbra:'.:a'3 tou'h
man-to-man defense he miht hsx?. scrte trcubla." -
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Holysmokcrs dcf. ZXur 13-3, 1D-14
SsSlsck C00 dcf. t'.RT 15-3, 13-10
Hcrmitbn Operators, Lcmbda Chi Alpha A, Fi.i
Kappa Pil A, Cathsr Eleven A-1 , Beta Theta Pi A
and Industrial Engineering won by forfeit.
Rick's ReJders def. In Yen r Feco 1 5-3, 15-11 :
Acacia D def. Alpha Tcu Omega C 15-0, 15-3
Acacia C. dsf. TriengJa C 15-6, 15-10
Schramm Eight C def. Harper Seven B 12-15,
15-13. 15-0 . ,
Phi Kappa Psi B dsf. Sigma Phi EpeilonC 12-10,
11-9
Sigma Phi Epsilon B dsf. Phi Kappa Psi C 15-9,
15-3
Schramm Six B def. Abel Two B 16-14, 16-14
Harpsr Seven A def. Schramm Ten A 15-9, 15-6
co-nzc CAC:S2TCALL .
Men end Women at Work 40, Rebels 1 0
Sigma Alpha Epsslon-Kappa Alpha Theta 3,
Express 55 v
Beta Theta Pi 62, Brew Crew 62
Nsrfs52, U.S.A.43
Sigma Phi Epsilon 64, Chsrpy's Shooters 62 . - '
Harper Eight end Tau Kappa Epsslort-Tri Delta
won by forfeit
Beta Theta Pi 77, f!en end Women t Work 75
fierfs 84, Tsu Ksppa Epellon-Delta De!!3 Delta 61
Sigma Alpha EpeHon-Keppa Alpha Theta 45.
Sigma Phi Epsilon 47 . .
Harper Eight 53, Abel Ten 23
ZZy FreeetjSa R:!cy ; - '
First, Sigma Alpha Epeilon: Dennis Smith, fiko
Herr, Ulko Shcemekcr, Craig We!ren, 1:45.31;
second, Caiher 13: Rsndy Crcv.l, John fleers,.
Tom Ewin, Vines Jurr ena, 1:43.01 ; th!rd, Ab el 0:
Darryl Parks, Stevo York, Cerl Cc-rte, Al Hurler,
-1:53.74; Abel 11: Devid Kutz, Chris Hytrck, Rod
Vaughn, Ducna Seheei, eereteh. v
Ad UuCzr, Cteva York, CerJ : Cchrts, Dsrryl
Pcirks, C2X3; fourth, Abel 1 1 : Chria Hytrek, Devfd
Kutz, GtzzI Kceecn."nod VL'hn, 1:C3.E2; Reta .
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,5ejrcn, ?.r3 Shoemeer, f.rrr ii,rr, .C3J31;
second, Cether 13: Rendy Crew!, Tcht C.vln,
, John Moore, Vinco Jurgena, 2:C3XD; fc:rd. C:ta
Theta Pi: Cryca Reimers, Rich Heeh, D:.vo Cim-'
mons, Dsvo Greer, 2:23.12; fourth, Abel 11:
Due.no Schssf, Reynold Mchteen, Dsvid Kutz,
Gregg Kssson, 3:12.21. .
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First, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Dennis Smith, Mike
Herr, Crdg W&lgrcn; I'lte Shcemekcr, 4:04.43;
second, Csther 13: Rsndy Cro1, John Moors,
Torn Ewin, Vinco Jurgena, 4:10.23; Abel 11, dis-
First, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: 70; second, Cether
13: 3; third, Abel 0: SO; fourth, Abel 1 1: 12; fifth, '
Beta Theta Pi:3. . ' '"' ?"
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Co-Hes. Cpen n;y -
First, At:lC: Tc-d Cheneyfelt, Jeen Ryen, Tom
Andrews, Peg Zcnk, 2:C3.C3; Shcemendocs,
SCrCtCh. I';..'''.""
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Firet, At'J 0: Tern Andrews, Jean Rysn, Todd
EheneyfeX Pen Zcr.k, 1:15.C2; second. Abel C3:
Al HuCzr, Ceri Ce.rtj, Kethy Frensvvorth, Jcyco
Schlueter, 1:23.77; third, Abel 6A: Dercy Cob,
Genre! perks, Stcvo York, Amy Msxwcil, 1:3X3.
rilays
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second, Cethr 1 3. Rendy Crev,l, lehn feero,
Tom Evin, Vlnea Jurcene, 2X3; C'rd, Afc:l C:
First, Sendez C: 'enn Rlef, Cynthia Benks, Peg
Zcnk, Jeyr.a. Fleck, 1:04.44; second, Abel 8:
Jcyco Schlueter, Cercy : Cclo, 1 Amy f.ixv;e!J, .'
Kcthy Frnevvcrth, 1:64.43.
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First, Sendez 6: Cynthia Cer.ks, Anne rlef, Jeyni .
Fleck, Peg Zenk, 3.70; second, Abel 6: Dercy
Cole, Amy f.'.exwc!!, Kethy Fcrnererth; Jeyca
Firet, Cendez 6: Ann3 R!;f, Ctrph Meyers, Peg
Zenk, Jeen Ryen, 2:24.42; second, Afeel 0: Jeyca
Schlueter,' Amy Mexv.'c'l, Dercy Cc!3, Kcthy
Fcrnevcrth, 2X3.13.
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First, Ate I 6: Kethy Fcrnevvcrth. Dercy Cole,
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First, Independent II: Tom Andrews, Peg Zenk,
Todd Sheneyf ;'t, Jeyne Fleck, MIko Schu.eker,
. Jene Reek, ?.;ko Schumeker, Jeen Ryen, Dneno
, Schznt, Steph Meyers, 3X3.55; second, Abe! C:
Al Hudler, Darrcll Perks, Stcva York, Amy M ex
well, Joyca Schlueter, Cerl Cchrts, Kethy Fcrns
lrorth, Dercy Cob, 4:15X1. r 1 .
. . Pit Round. Lerr Luther def. Tim Cherrnen'
r 15-2, 15-3. Deva f.'.kunen def. Ken Herrr.3 15-0,
15-10. Second Round ULher d;f. r:;:,ur.en
12-0,15-0. m::co Kcrrl-en del. Jca Ferrers 15-2.
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