Friday, March 2, 1934
Page 8
Daily Ncbraskan
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Men's Basketball I'i.iyclli Semifinals
Srssll Fry
Alpha Tau Omeqa (3.5) 52, Hosers (3,2) 48
Average White Team (4.0) 52, Culture Center (3.3) 40
Fraternal 3 BC
Sigma Chi C (4,0) 50, Sigma Phi Epsilon C (4.0) 45
Delta Sigma Phi B (3.3) 44, FarmHouse B 2 (3.3) 33
Residence Ilolli BC
Selleck 8300 B (3.7) 50, Schramm Two B (3.5) 40
Cather Three B (3.7) 34, Cather Nine B (3.2) 31
Independents A '
Shrooms (3.6) 53, Hosers (4.3) 52
Panthers (3.7) 58, High Rizers (3.7) 42
Men's Indoor Soccer
Bonzai (4.3) 7, Gunners (4.3) 2
Fighting Iquanas (4.0) 6, Abel Eleven (3.7) 1
Phi Kappa Psi (3.7) 8, Theta Xi (3.7) 1
Co-Xlee Indoor Soccer
Lambda Chi Alpha (3 8) 7, Abel Thirteen (4,0) 1
DeltsLittla Sisters (3.7) 4, Schramm SevenHarper Six (4.2)
1
WcterPolo
Alpha Tati Omega (3.6) 9, Abel Eleven (3.0) 0
Co-RecV.inielall
Quotation Marks 20, Cather ElevenPound Three 9
Lucky Bums 13. Cather ElevenPound Thro 3 5
Abel Ten B7, Wacky Waffle Wiffiers 5
Deta Theta PiKappa Kappa Gamma 11, Cather Three A 4
lien's Ir.dccr Track meet
Marty Daetwyler, Tau Kappa Epsilon 6-7
Joe Gillett, Plain Labels 6-7
C3-ysrd Dh
Greg Rearick, Plain Labels 6.51
Todd Whitney, Plain Labels 6.75
ea-ysrd hl;h hurd;?s
Dave Stacy, Independent 7.09
John Meissner, Sigma Phi Epsilon 8.20
G3-yrd low hurdlat
Dave Stacy, Independent 7.33 '
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Scoreboard
Todd Perkins, Cather Four 7.88
443-yard run
John Weiss, Selieek 7200 54.15
Greg Resrick, Plain Labels 54.40
:::.!- rd ran
Dennis Smith, Plain Labels 2:10 53
Tom Brittcnham. Alpha Tau Omega 2:1 1 .53
33-wrd dish
Dave Stacy, Independent 34.19
Tim Pfeifer, Independent 34.67
Two-run
Scott Davison, Delta Tau Deila 9:53.33
Brad Schroor, Plain Labels 1 0:2S.C3
s:3yrd tti
Bono Strides 1:41.51
Plain Labels 1:42.23
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Plain Labels 00
Sigma Phi Epsilon 42
East Union, Ni.t Owb -
Men's high game and series
Greg Havelka, Spare Change 183. 529
Women's high game and series
Anne Harkreader, Killer Curettes 224, 4S3
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Sport
Shorts
The NebraskaLincoln
Women's Soccer League
is looking for players to
fill four teams for its
, spring season.
League spokeswoman
Alison Jameson said the
deadline for registration
is Saturday. Registration
cost $20. Jameson said
the money goes to groom
the fields and pay offi
cials. Jameson stressed
the heed for interested
individuals to contact
the office by this week
end so they could divide
, players into teams and
practice once before the -season
begins.
The league is open to
all women, regardless of
experience. No one under -18
will be permitted to
play, but there is no up
per age limit. Jameson
said there is one woman
registered who is over 50.
Games are played on
Sunday on fields at the
Lincoln Air Park. The sea
son runs from March 18
to May 20.
Volunteer coaches run
the teams. Last year, Neb
raska basketball Coach
Kelly Hill was a coach,
Jameson said.
Jameson said the league
is a real sociable group
and everyone usually gets
together somewhere after
the game.
Nebraska senior guard
Kelli Benson was named
to the third team academ
ic All-American team yes
terday by the NCAA.
Benson has a 3.78 grade
point average in physical
education. The 5-7 form
er all-state player from
Grand Island has had
three consecutive 4.0 sem
esters. With the honor, Ben
son became the first Neb
raska women's athelete
to earn academic Ail
American status. Team
mate Cathy Owen joined
Benson on the Big Eight
academic team this sea
son. Benson has played in
116 consecutive games for
the Buskers, and has
averaged 7.7 points per
game and 3.1 rebounds a
game this season. She has
the record for season shoot
ing percentage (58.7), and
. can break that this sea
son with a current shoot
ing percentage of 59,2 per
cent. Angie Snider, a 5-10
senior from Kansas, was
named to the second team
. AH-American squad. - r- -. '
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