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Kathy Sehulz's last-second bosket gave Okla
homa State a come-from-behind 84-82 victory
over Nebraska Tuesday niht in the first round of
the B53 E'ht women's basketball tournament at
SiillwsterOkla.
Schulz grabbed an errant 25-foot shot by Vicki
Johnson and her lay-in beat the buzzer as the
Cowgirls ended Nebraska's season at 16-12.
Nebraska led the entire first -half and held a'
23-35 lead at intermission. Oklahoma State ral
lied far a 56-all tis on two Schulz free throws, then
'outscored the Huskers 0-2 in the next three
minutes." . -
Cathy Owen's three-point play brought Neb
raska to within two points, 75-73, with 4:00 hft.
Nebraska trailed 79-75 with 2:53 left before
Kclli Benson scored on a three-point play, then
her jumper with 2:10 left gave Nebraska its final
lead, 0-79. f ,
Has Eippetoe's lG-foott-r put CklihG.a ,Latc
in front, 81-0, and she padded the lead with a
free throw with CO seconds left.
Oklahoma State's Jackie Glossen led ell scorers
with 31 points. SchuLs scored 16 and Johnson 14.
Dcbra Powell's 20 points led four Nebraika
starters in double Hurcs. Owen fmLhed with 17
' points; Anie I.liiler added 11 and Stacy fosiir
. 10.
Allen iioiass recruits
helio rebuild
By Patty Fryer
Although he's not counting out this year's team,
Husker gymnastics Coach Francis Allen is looking
ahead to next season and three recruits he hopes
will sign at Nebraska.
At least two of those recruits will be here for the
UCLA-Nebraska dual this Sunday night and Allen
hopes they'll be ready to sign after viewing the
Huskers in action.
Brian Ginsberg of Chicago is Allen's top prospect.
Competing for a club there, Ginsberg won the junior
meet last year, Allen said, and is considered the best
in the country right now.
His greatest strength is tumbling, Allen said,
which makes him a better floor exercise man than
Nebraska's ever had.
Ginsberg is also talented on rings and horse, Allen
said, but is a little weak on parallel bars.
"He's a fantastic athlete, though it'd be nothing
to make him a good p-bars man," he said.
Ginsberg was here during the Japanese meet in
December, Allen said, and is strongly considering
Nebraska.
Secondly, Allen is looking at Kevin Davis of the
Atlanta School of Gymnastics to add to Nebraska's
all-arounder ranks.
Davis, excellent on the pommel horse and high
bar, is also considering UCLA and Arizona State,
Allan said.
His parents really want him to go here, though,"
he said. They've been here before and were really
impressed. There'd be no doubt if it was up to them."
Finally, Allen's third prospect i3 Mike Eperson of
Bartlesville, Okla., who also is looking at UCLA and
Arizona State in addition to Nebraska.
This year was one of the weaker recruiting sea
sons for the Huskers, with only one newcomer, Neil
Palmer, signed to a scholarship.
Walk-ons Eric Lambert and John Chmelka, how
ever, have both proven valuable assets to overall
team performance, Allen said.
The walk-on system here needs to be improved, he
said, so high school gymnasts wont be so intimi
dated that they dont try out for the team.
"We need to get kids in here as buffers," he said.
"Iowa State's got 30 gymnasts; weVe got nine."
With four losses on the books this season, Allen
said the important thing now is to rebuild.
"And I think it's coming along real well," he said. "I
see us jelling before too long."
Q Scoreboard
(Sportsmanship rstlnjs In parentheses)
Men's CxsketbsU
All-University PlayofJs '
Alpha Tau Omega (4.2) 55, Panthers (4.2) 47
Beta Theta Pi A (4.3) 82, Harper Five A (3.5) 52
Sigma Chi C (4.2) 33, CBA One (1.3) 37
teen's Indoor Soccer
Fightin' Iguanas (4.0) 3, Gunners (4.0) 2
Bonzai (4.0) 10, Theta Xi (4.3) 0
Phi Kappa Psi (3.6) 8. Abel Eleven (3.6) 0
Caspian (3.7( 2, Phi Gamma Delta (3.2) 0
Co-Rec Indoor Ccccer
Ag Men PledgesLove Hail def. Lambda Chi Alpha by forfeit
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High men's gamend series
Joe Kreizingsr, Gitaklews 219 37
High women's game -- Dawn Swantsk, NEU3C 1S3
High women's series Holly Brown, Lucky Strikes 473
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High men's game and series
Kip Anderson, Who Cares? 191, 523
High women's game and series
Lorl Stanley, Hounds 174, 433
Thursday is the final day to enter photos in the
Office of Campus Recreation's photography show
and contest. There are color and black and white
divisions in still-life, outdoor and sports categories.
Each photographer may submit up to five entires
in a combination of any of the two divisions. Winners
receive money for their entries.
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GOODLIFE COACHES
15 Passenger Van
29 Passenger Mini-Bus
47 Passenger Motor Coach
Phone:423-2500
Available immediately, large,
unfurnished one bod room apartment.
Close to campus. $225month plus utili
ties. Contact Mike at 477-2270471-7434.
WILLOWHAVTM APARTMENTS
1820-1S42 Knox Street
Sharp 2 bedroom units. Woodburning
fireplacestove. Energy efficient, close to
either campus, carpeted, all appliances,
pool for summer use. Deposit, no pets.
478-6200 Manager '
Joseph E. Kean Co.
. 474-1663
1 and 2 bedroom apartments in good
university location. $185-$225 per month.
Central air, laundry facilities and off
street parking. 467-2371 weekdays 8-4:30.
Canon AS 1 with FD 50 mm f1.8 lens.
Fieldcase and large gadget bag. 466-4444.
MOVING Must Sell!
Color TV, 3 student desks, pole and
hanging lamp, coffeeend tables, over
stuffed rocker, bed frames, many unlisted
Items. 466-6252.
Must sell king size bed, $150. Dresser
set $ 125 or best offer on either. Call 475
2630 anytime.
FOR SALE - TWIN BED. PRACTI
CALLY NEW, perfect condition. Please
call 475-4657 or 475-1138 evenings.
Must sell 1977 AMC Matador (V-8).
Blue, 4-door, white vinyl top. 71 ,000 miles.
Power steering, power brakes, air condi
tioning. Exceptionally clean & in top
shape. Asking $1 400 or best offer. Can be
seen in Lincoln. 785-3095 (local call)
before noon or evenings. Keep trying.
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Lange XL-S Ski Boots, like new. Scott,
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SUMMER JOBS
$3,000 SUMMER GUARANTEE
PLUS SCHOLARSHIPS, PLUS
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488-1227
PT Management-Trainee
$700-$1,000month
474-0014
Mr. Pfeifer
Concession work. Part time evenings.
Apply in person at the Southwest Civic
Center. Bingorama, 2608 Park Blvd. 68502.
The Lincoln YMCA is accepting appli
cations for day camp counselors tnrougr
March 1 5. For more information, call Nor
theast YMCA. 464-7481.
Cocktail Servers Needed.
Apply Sweep Left.
815 'O' Street daily.
DATA ENTRY OPERATORS
Are you interested In working as a Data
Entry Operator in an office on an inter
mittant basis? We are looking for Data
Entry Operators to work during peak
production period only. Our next peak
begins in early April and should run 8-10
weeks. If you have a typing skill of 55
wpm with 5 or loss errors, we will train
you to operate a CRT. Work on all shifts is
available. We offer Medical, Dental, Dis
ability and Life Insurance, paid holidays
and vacations along with many other
excellent fringe benefits. We will offer car
pooling assistance to those in outlying
areas. In interested, apply in person.
CAROL WRIGHT SALES
3601 N.W. 15th Street
Lincoln. NE
474-2018 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Messenger to deliver singing telegrams
weekday evenings, some weekend hours,
and Friday, day. InUST SIN'S WELL and
have own car. Call 476-1 800, 9-4, M-F.
The College of Arts and Sciences Is
seeking students in the College with jun
ior standing by fall, 1964, to be Advising
Assistants, summer 1984, andor
Student-to-student Advisers and Advis
ing Assistants during 19M-65. Applica
tions available in 1223 Oidfather. Dead
line: April 6. 1S34.
KINGS FOODHQST
Kings Foodhost, 1605 CornhusVer
Highway, is seeking several part-time
line cooks and waiterswaitresses. Appli
cants must be available evening hours
during the week, and day andor evsning
hours on the weekends. Apply in parson,
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday or Thursday,
March 7th or 8th. .
500 Terminal Building
10th A "O" Streets
Lincoln. Nebraska
VALENTINO'S
SUMMER JOBS
Summer work prooram for UNL
students interested inFlorlda for the
summer. The program offers
College Credit
$3,000 income
Career Experience and Soecial Job.
Placement Service After Gradua
tion. Call Barry 472-172?
tor an appointment.
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