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(Sportsmanship rating in parentheses)
Independents A
Hosers (3.5) 47, Dugtussel (3.5) 43
'Sixers (3.0) GS, Reckdiga (3.6) 44
Running Rebels (3.6) 55, Mark's Marvels (4.0) 24
Swatta Fratta Ratia (3.3) 69. Stings (3.6) 45
TTC (4 0) 43, Remaindermen (4.0) 18
Norgas (4.0) 43, Frito-Lay Express (4.0) 12
Independents
Casuals (3.5) 49, Skywalkers (3.2) 47
Jammers (4.2) 64, DB 1 (4.2) 50
Reds II (4 0) 6S, General Jean's Army (4.2) 38
Soupbones (3.2) 41, Officious Intermeddlers (2.2) 34
The Clash (3.5) 58, Oscar's (2.0) 38
Executioners (4.0) 63, Gunners (4.0) 50
Old Doghead3 (4.0) 62, Pumpkin Pushers (4.0) 55
Runnin' Rebels (3.3) 53, Kool and the Gang (3.0), 45
Scum of the Earth (3.5) 44, Yard Apes (3.5) 43
Blackball Express (3.0) 60, W.C.P.C. (3.2) 52
Silver Bullets (3.2) 49. Nebr. Tech (4.0) 45
Bailers (4.0) 53, Iba's Rejects (4.0) 40
Panthers (3.60) 60, Blue Mooses (2.6) 30
LXIXERS (2.5) 48, Love Brokers (3.2) 36
Tigers (4.0) 37, Living Abortions (4.0) 7
Floor Rockers (4.0) 44, Jets (4.0) 42
Bucks (3 0) 55, C.J. and Boys (1.5) 50
Ice (3.2) 62, Renoh (3.0) 61
Silver Bullets II (3.0) 54, Flex Crush (3.0) 43
Holysmokers (4.0) 5 3, Blobs (4.2) 35
Small Fry
Culture Center (4.0) 57, Scum of the Earth (4.0) 47
Hosers (4.2) 55, R Street (4.0) 44
Spud Boys 94.0) 49, Harper Nine (1 .5) 1 8
Theta Xi (2.2) 34, Phi Kappa Psi (2.0) 32
Chi Phi (2.7) 55, Short Stuff (3.2) 33
Scoreboard
Delta Tau Delta (4.2) 47, Harper Eight (4.2) 24
Abel Six 1 (3.2) 57, Ducks (3.5) 54
Average White Team (4.5) 58, Sigma Nu (4.5) 28
Sigma Alpha Epsilon (4.2) 65, Sigma Phi Epsilon (4.0)
Men's Indoor Soccer
Beta Theta Pi (5.0) 4, Phi Delta Theta (5.0) 2
Phi Gamma Delta (3.5) 2. Alpha Tau Omega (3.7) 1
Beta Theta Pi def. Phi Gamma Delta by forfeit
Blue Mooses (5.0) 5, Delta Tau Delta (5.0) 1
Grateful Dead (3.5) 3, Acacia (3.5) 1
Co-Eec Volleyball
Quotation Marks (4.0) def. Abel Ten (4.0) 15-2. 16-14
Guppies (3.7) def. Legal Eagles (3.2) 6-15. 16-14, 15-9
Beta Sigma PsiGamma Phi Beta (4.0) def. Pi Beta PhiSigma
Nu (3.7) 15-7, 15-8
Total Sound (4.2) def. Lambda Chi Alpha (3.0) 15-4, 14-8
Schramm Four Smith Ten (4.0) def. AP5 and Company (4.0)
8-15. 15-13. 15-1
Dirty Diggers def. Wildlifers by forfeit
SlugsSluggettes (3.6) def. Spiker's Six (3.6) 15-7, 15-4
AcaciaChi Omega $1 def. Beta Theta PiKappa Kappa Gamma
(3.7)15-3,15-4
Smith EightSchramm Eight def. Rick's Raiders by forfeit
Fig Mutants (4.6) def. King's Kids (5.0) 15-3, 15-11
Neihardt Staff (4.0) def. Burr Two E&W (4.3) 13-15, 15-9. 15-3
Scrodfish (4.0) def. TKELil Sisters (4.3) 15-8, 15-6
Love TwoCatherTen (3.7) def. Raymond II (3.2) 15-1, 16-14
Men's Swim Meet Team Results
David Greer of Beta Theta PI was top swimmer, capturing first
place in the 100-yard backstroke, 100-yard Individual medley
and the 50-yard backstroke.
Women's Swim Meet Team Results
Place
1.
2.
3.
Organization
Pi Beta Phi
No Names
Sandoz Six
Pts.
110
52
21
Peggy Zenk of Sandoz Six took first place in the 100-yard
backstroke, 50-yard butterfly and the 100-yard individual med
ley. Bowling
Thursday Gutter Dusters
Men's high game David Rose. A.G.S. Commandos 244
Men's high series Lynn Summers, A.G.S. Commandos 574
Jim Steward. Beer Framers 565
Women's high game Ann Kampschneider, Team 1 169
Women's high series Lisa Ross. Beer Framers 425
Place Organization
1. Wet Dreams
2. Phi Gamma Delta
3. Sigma Phi Epsilon
4. Beta Theta Pi
Pts.
108
51
35
27
Women's basketball team loses
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Kansas State's women's basketball team, to use a
slightly overused phrase from its own press guide,
has it all this year. Their height makes them one of
the tallest teams in the country, their speed, even
along the frontline, is superior to any conference
team and their depth is the best Nebraska Coach
Kelly Hill said she had seen this season.
Therefore, neither Kansas State Coach Lynn Hickey
nor Hill seemed too surprised after the 1 1 th-ranked
Wildcats defeated Nebraska 95-75 Saturday in Man
hattan, Kan.
The Wildcats had five scorers in double figures,
outrebounded the Huskers 52-31 and outshot them
59 percent to 39 percent.
Intimidation played a key role, Hickey said.
"Of course they (Nebraska) were a little intimi
dated," Hickey said. "Why shouldn't they have been?
We have a national ranking, taller players and we
were playing on our home floor."
Nebraska had its only lead, 3-2, when Stacy
Imming connected on a 18-foot jumper with one
minute gone. The Wildcats scored the next 10
points, all of the baskets coming from within 10 feet.
Debra Powell scored five of Nebraska's next nine
points, and Imming again hit from outside to close the
lead to 16-12 with just more than 12 minutes to play.
But Kansas State again used its height advantage
inside (6-1 forwards Jennifer Jones and Angie
Bonner and 6-3 Tina Dixon against 5-9 Powell, 5-8
Imming and 5-10 Angie Miller) to score 10 of the
next 12 points.
In the process, the Wildcats limited Nebraska to
only two defensive rebounds in the game's first 16
minutes.
"We got outrebounded again," Hill said. "They box
out very well. We're missing some important people
on our team that could help us there, but we're
still unable to convert the outside shot."
Kansas State led 44-29 at halftime and pushed
that lead to 62-37 before Nebraska scored 12 con
secutive points in a three-minute span. Nebraska
twice had chances to cut the lead to 1 1, with more
than 10 minutes to play, but both possessions ended
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Landmann said she has made a quick aoustment
to Nebraska. She said she likes the people she has
met but doesn't like the weather.
u "I've settled down very quickly," Landmann said.
"Coach Devaney has been a big help."
Nebraska's women and men will compete Satur
day in the Husker Invitational at the Bob Devaney
Sports Center. No team scores will be kept in a meet
that will feature the Villanova track team. Villanova
still holds the world record it set in the distance
medley relay at the Husker Invitational two years
in turnovers.
The regrouped Wildcats then went back under
neath for easy baskets as Cindy Durham, Bonner,
guard Sheronda Jenkins and Dixon all scored from
within eight feet as the Big Eight's co-leaders pulled
away again.
"We were half-court trapping, and the trap was
working," Hill said about the comeback.
"The people they had in there weren't adj usting to
it and they were just giving us the ball," she said.
Hickey praised the Huskers' comback, but blamed
it partly on a letup by her team.
They were just flying up the court all night, and
when they're hot, they're going to be trouble," Hickey
said. "If they were cold in the second half like they
were in the first, it wouldn't have been any problem.
But they are a good team, and I promise you they
will be tough to beat up there (in Lincoln)."
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