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Monday, February 27, 1934
Pago 14
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Scoreboard
Women's K-clLall FlaycfTs
Mix-J Nuts (3.7) 40, Smith Ten (4.2) 18
Gators (4.0) 04, Animals (4.2) 34
Who Knows, Cares, & Why Bother (3.5) 44, Burr Two West (3.7)
37
Acacia (3.2) 47, Alpha Tau Omega (3.0) 40
Basketball (4.0) 54, Harper Eight (4.0) 34
Old Styta (3.5) 67, Not Ready for C3 Players (3.2) 43
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Assies (3.7) 32, Law Coitega (3.7) 21
Math (3.5) 34, Hamilton Animals (3.5) 32
Wreck Crew (3.7) 47, Forestry (4.2) 33
Animal Science (4.0) 33. Clowns (4.2) 9
CBA Two (3.7) 33, Belostomatids (4.0) 32
Fraternities A
Alpha Gamma Rho def. Phi Kappa Psi by forfeit
Lambda Chi Alpha (3.5) 43. Alpha Tau Omega 2 (3.5) 45
Beta Sigma Psi (3.2) 45, Phi Gamma Delta (2.7) 44
Delta Teu Delta (3.3) 3, Tail Kappa Epsilon (3.5) 41
Sigam Phi epsilon (3.7) 76, Sigma Chi 1 (3.5) 43
Eeta Theta Pi (4.0) 64. FarmHouss (3.7) 34
C!;ma chl 32 (4.C) C3. Acscla (4.C) 43
Theta XI (4.0) 45, Sigma Nu (4.0) 44
Fraterr.iiie3 DC
Phi Kappa Psi C (3.5) 53. Sigma Nu D 2 (3.3) 2
Beta Theta Pi D 1 (4.C) C3. Tau Kappa Epsilon B (4.0) 3D
Sigma Chl C (4.3) 42. FermHousa C (4.0) 11
Beta Thest Pi C (2.) CO, Alpha Gamma Rho B (1.5) 3
Abel Nine (4.0) C:, Gather D?ven (3.C) 9
Burr Thrca wsst (4.0) 81, Fteppner Threa (4.0) 31
Schramm Four (3.6) 40, Abel Six (3.0) 42 ' "
Abel Eight (4.0) 51, Csiher Eight (3.C) 33
Burr Two West (4.0) 52, Abel Seven (4.0) 24
Schramm Ten (3.6) 42, Abel Four (2.7) S3 : -
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Brass Rail (3.6) 55, Stings (4.0) 25
Bloto's Streak (3.2) 61, Remaindermen (3.5) 50 -
Norgas (2.5) 78. No Names (1.5) 49
Sixers (3.5) 3. TTC (3.2) 33
Swatta Fratta Ratta (3.0) 53, Reckdigs (3.7) 47
Running Rebels (4.3) 71, Board Members (4.3) 53
Horers (2.7) 54. NP.OTC (2.7) 43
Shrooms (3.2) C3, Frito-Loy Express (2.7) 53
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year in a car accident at
the ze of 27.
Several state records
were set as DrapaTs Power
HlingTeain of Omaha won
the meet after taking an
early lead in holding on
to win by a score of 55-27
against the UNL team
which placed second. The
Omaha Athletic Club was
third.
Drapal's Powerlifting
Team is led by Jim Dra
pal, a former marine who
has been the California
and Hawaii state power
lifting champion. In 1032
Drapal was a national
champion. He has set var
ious state and national
records in different weight
divisions.
Powerlifting includes
squats, benching, and dead
lifting. The totals are then
added up lor the best
good lift in each division.
The UNL team had sev
eral individual standouts
in the meet, including
one winner. Mark Hent
schke won the 1 23-pound
weight division with at
. total of 935 pounds. His
winning total included a
345-pound squat, a 215
pound bench press, and
a 375-pound deadlift.
Bob Muskrell finished
in second place in the
132-pound class. His total
for three lifts was 895
pounds.
Delwin Walter and
Steve Bilderbeck both plac
ed third for the UNL team.
Bilderbeck competed in
the 148-pound class while
Walter is a heavyweight.
The women's competi
tion is run differently
with all the women com
peting in one class. The
total pounds are divided
by the women's weight to
determine the winners.
Sheri Sanger, from
Omaha, was the stand
out in the women's div
ision. She lifts at. 140
pounds and broke a state
bench press record at that
weight. Her finishing
total also included an out
standing squat of 285
pounds.
Teresa Semen also
broke a state record. Her
320-pound squat broke
the state record in her
165-pound division by 40
pound3.
For Nebraska, 114-
pound Denita Leidigh was
an early meet standout.
Her third-place total in
cluded at attempt at the
state squat record in her
division at 210 pounds.
She barely missed the lift
but was pleased with her
performance.
The crowd of more than
200 received a scare early
in the meet when Lee
Larsen, a 21 -year-old UNO
junior, passed out after
apparently hyperventilat
ing while attempting to
squat 480 pounds. He was
helped off of the plat
form and was apparently
all right. . '
