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The women's soft ball team fell
one run short of winning the Illi
nois State Invitational. Oklahoma
State, who the Huskers beat to
win last year's NCAA regional,
defeated Nebraska 1-0 in the cham
pionship game. It was the sea
son's firct action for both teams.
"I would rather lose to Okla
homa State now than later on in
the season when it really means
something " coach Wayne Daigle
said.
The Huskers opened the tour
nament by beating Oklahoma State
2-0. Mori Emmons was the win
ning pitcher.
Saturday morning the Huskers
beat Missouri 2-1. Donna Dear
dorff was the winning pitcher
and Sipple got the save.
Daigle said Sipple pitched excel
lent softball throughout the tour
nament. She tallied more than 27
innings, had 26 strikeouts and
allowed only three runs and three
hits.
Heidi Schlabach vasfour of 13
for an average of .308, with one
home run and one run batted in.
The Huskers travel to Iowa State
this weekend for the Iowa State
Invitational, and return to host
the Husker Invitational Sept. 28
31 at Mabel Lee field.
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Sipple pitched a no-hitter against
Illinois State in the semifinal, which
the Huskers won 2-0.
The Cornhuskers were 3-2 in
the tournament. Their other loss
was to Illinois State,, which won
Denise Eckert led the team in
3-0 in eight innings. Freshman batting with a .533 average. She
Lori Sipple had 13 strikeouts in was eight for 15 with one home
the game. run and one run batted in.
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Scoreboard
MEN'S SOFTBALL
Burr One West 15, Abel Ten 14
Abel Eight 1 1, Abel Nine 7
Harper five 1 6, Abel Eight 10 .
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Onions 12, Beaners 11
Abel Eleven 12, Cather Five 7
Cather Thirteen 8, Burr Three
West 7
Dead Heads 6, Louie's 5
WSB 7, Scum of the Earth 4
Bailers 12, NROTC 2
Abel Eight 17, Abel Eleven 8
Schramm Four 19, Harper Four 2
Bombers 10, Drunk and Stupid 8
Supersticks 9, The Hogs 7
Team Tenesmus 8, Leftovers 7
Burr Two West 9, Cather Nine 2
Schramm Two 8, Burr One East 7
CROSSCOUNTRY
Men's Division
1. Neil Hawley, Independent 13:02;
2. Tom Kannon, Sub 4:59 Club,
13:03
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Women's Division
1. Mary Pritchard, Gatprs, 21:05;
Theresa Safranek, Gators, 24:40.
Co-Rec Division
1 . Mary Pritchard, Gators, Darrell
Parks, Abel Eight Team: Sub 4:59
Track Club, Gators.
The Office of Campus Recreation
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Mud Volleyball
Outdoor Movies
14-inch Softball
and Much More!
This Friday, Saturday and
Sunday come join us for
some fun and laughs at the
Sports Festival! Activities will
be held at the 1 7th and Vine
and 1 8th and Vine Intramural
Fields. BUT HURRY! Entries
for team sports ends today,
Sept. 1 9, they may be picked
up at the Office of Campus
Rec.
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( 1740 Vine Street
- 472-3407
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Every afternoon during the racing season, you
can enjoy food and fun in the climate-controlled
Clubhouse or the weatherproof grandstand. Plan
on making a winning afternoon of it with our
) scrumptious Clubhouse buffet and your
favorite beverages.
SpcsisS Days
forSSus&itis
Every Wednesday students can get 500
off general admission tickets with the
attached coupon. ,
.TIiQ' Winning Ticket . .
Drawing
Even if your horse isn't in the money,
you can still win at the State
Fairgrounds Track. Just print your
name, address and phone number on
the back of any losing ticket and place
it in one. of the specially marked
containers at the track. Every day, four
tickets will be drawn. Those winners
will receive a free table in the
Clubhouse and free admission on the
day of their choice (subject to
availability). ,
Win mio of .eight
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All daily winners are automatically
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could win a trip to Hawaii, Las Vegas,
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Wednesday-Friday, 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 1 p.m. Beginning October 28
(after standard time resumes, Wednesday-Sunday, 1 p.m. .
Super Saturdays tQ a.m. No racing Mondays or Tuesdays, except Nov. 12.
For reservations, tickets or group discount information, call (402) 473-4205
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