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Tau Kapa Epsilon (4.C) 70, Phi Gamma Delta (3.2) 33.
Average Whit Team (3.6) 62, Theta XI (3.6) 32
D. C. Boys (1.7) 50. The Kids (3.0) 43
Delta Tau Delta (4.0) 47, Sigma Nu (4.3) 31
Phi Kappa Psi (4.0) 58, Harper Eight (4.2) 43
Scum of the Earth def. Harper Nine by forfeit
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2 (3.7) 45. Chi Phi (3.5) 18
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 (4.3) 57, Abel Six 2 (4.6) 45
Caiher Nine (4.2) 43. Kappa Sigma (4.0) 43
Hosers (3.7) 63. Spud Boys (3.0) 32
Sigma Phi Epsilon (3.2) 55. Ducks (3.5) 43
Lambda Chi Alpha (3.3) 47, Triangle (3.6) 23
Alpha Tau Omega (4.0) 54. Superior Place Five (4.0) 24
Culture Center (3.5) 63. R Street (3.5) 51
Abel Six 1 (4.0) 63, Short Stuff (3.2) 33
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Came Cocks (3.3) 53, Harper Five (3.0) 43
Basketball (3.8) 43, Harper Seven L (3.6) 15
Reds I (2.5) 65. Delta Upsilon (3.2) 43
Not Ready for B3 Players def. Phi Kappa Psi by forfeit
Old Style (4.0) 64, 8100 Selleck (3.5) 34
Beta Sigma Psi (3.5) 55, Temporary Heroes (3.5) 51
Abel Eight (4.0) 47, Burr Two West (4.0) 44
Burr One West def. 8200 Selleck by forfeit
Heavyweights (4.0) 43, Sidetrack (4.0) 35
Who Knows, Cares, Why Bother (4.0) 43, Acacia (3.3) 35
CBA Two (4.0) 35, Hamilton Animals (4.0) 17
Forestry (4.0) 31. Aggies (4.3) 23
Brass Rail (2.6) 85, Bloto's Stresk (3.3) 64
The Shrooms (3.3) 59, Board Members (3.6) 47
No Names (3.7) 33. NROTC (4.2) 35
Independents B
Hoya3 (4.2) 44, Airballers (4.2) 40
Holysmokers (4.5) 67, Love Brokers (4.7) 45
Blobs (3.2) 45, C. J. and Boys (2.5) 44
Bucks (4JD) 60. LXIXERS (4.0) 30
Co-Kec Volleyball PlzyoTj
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Leftovers (4.0) def. AcaciaChi Omega (4.0) 12-15, 15-9, 15-7
Tnt.il r.ound U S) df. Siama Phi Epsilon (4.0) 15-11, 15-6
Scrodfish (4.0) def. Schramm FourSmith Ten (4.0) 15-11, 15-6
Total Sound (3.7) def. Six Pack (3.7) 15-9. 15-3
Barely Legal def. High Five Bros, by forfeit
Holysmokers (3.7) def. Beginner's Luck (4.0) 15-3, 15-2
Quotation Marks (4.7) def. Harper Eight (4.2) 15-10. 15-0
King's Kids (3.7,daf. Dirty Diggers (4.0) 15-1, 16-14
King's Ki4s (4.7) def. Birely Legal (3.7) 15-4, 15-10
Slugs Jrs. (3.7) def. Beta Sigma Psi Buckhorns (2.7) 12-15,
15-12,15-8
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Caspian def. Phi Delta Theta by forfeit
Phi Gamma Delta (3.0) 2, Tau Kappa Epsilon (3.2) 0
Beta Theta Pi (3.4) 6. Sigma NU (3.4) 3
Co-Rec
Lambda Chi Alpha (3.8) 4. Delta Tau Delta (4.0) 2
Abel Thirteen (3.5) 6. Ag MenLove Hall (3.7) 3
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Men's high game Mark Smith, Spare Change 173
Men's high series Greg Havelka, Spare Change 478
Women's high ga'jne and series
Ann Harkreader, Killer Curettes 191, 433
Peg McGinty, Killer Curettes 433
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FEDERALLY INSPECTED
Campus Recreation offering
spring trip to Mayan Mexico
Springtime in Lincoln. The fragrance
of wet cement fills the air and one can
see the ASUN candidates in full bloom.
Compelling reasons both to spend
spring break in the heart of Big Red
Country.
But, believe it or not, one can actu
ally tire of P.O. Pears and Pioneers
Park. When that infrequent inevitabil
ity occurs this year, the Office of Cam
pus Recreation offers you a chance to
explore Mayan Mexico.
Mark Ebel, assistant director of
campus recreation, is leading a trip to
the Yucatan Peninsula from Wednes
day, Mar. 21 through Sunday, April 1.
Ebel said the purpose of the trip is to
provide participants with a chance to
experience Mexican culture and to
offer them an opportunity to learn and
practice outdoor recreation skills.
The trip will include visits to Cozu
mel Island just off the peninsula to
skin dive, the town of Palenque to hike,
and the city of Merida to experience
everyday Mexican life.
The first two days of the trip will be
spent alternately driving and flying to
the small inland town of Palenque,
Ebel said.
Palenque is an ancient Mayan cere
monial center and will offer partici
pants a chance to see the ruins of
Mayan civilization., Ebel, who led the
trip the past two years, said most of
the ruins are in the jungle and much of
the group's hiking will be done in those
same jungles.
The hiking is not designed to be diffi
cult, Ebel said. In fact, he said most of
the outdoor activities are designed for
beginners.
All one will need to hike is a pair of
tennis shoes or light boots, he said.
After four days in Palenque, the
group will go to the peninsula's capital
city, Merida. Ebel said that while in
Merida, participants will be away from
tourists for the longest stretch during
the trip." Public squares and famous
restaurants are the main attractions
in Merida, Ebel said.
Participants will be on their own to
do as they like in Merida, Ebel said, but
he will have suggestions where to go if
needed.
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