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Softball, volleyball wins top
impressive Husker weekend
Impressive showings by
the soflball and volleyball
teams topped off a winning
weekend for Nebraska
sports home and away.
At Ames, Iowa, Nebraska's
pitching rotation of fresh
men Donna Deardorff and
Lori Sippel and senior Mori
Emmons each contributed
a shutout as the Husker soft
ball team won three games
at the Iowa State Invita
tional Saturday. The Huskers
defeated Northern Iowa 4
0, Creighton 7-0 and the
Cyclones 3-1 in the first day
of tournament action which
concluded Sunday.
At Norman, Karen
Dahlgren, Cathy Noth and
Julie Hermann combined for
21 kills to lead Nebraska's
volleyball team to a 15-12,
1 5-9, 1 5-7 victory over Okla
homa. The Huskers, now 7
0, trailed 12-6 in the first
game before rallying to their
14th win in 15 matches
against the Sooners.
In Lincoln, the women's
tennis team dropped only
three total sets in defeating
Iowa State 8-1 Saturday.
At Lawrence, Kan., both
of Nebraska's cross country
teams finished second at the
J&yhawk Invitational Tom
Hoffman, Kurt Russell and
Bryan Clark finished third,
fourth and seventh respec
tively in the men's race, while
Karlene Erickson, Laura
Wight and Mary Amen fin
ished third, fourth and sev
enth in the women's race.
Kansas State won both
halves of the race, outscor
ing the men 41-30 and the
women 41-38. Both Husker
teams will run at the Illinois
Invitational next weekend.
Nebraska's mens tennis
team finished fifth out of six
teams at the Hayhawk Invi
tational. Pat Carson was the
only Husker to reach a final,
but lost the No. 4 title to
Kansas' Larry Pascal. The
No. 1 doubles team of Car
son and Mike Marsh lost in
the semifinals, as did the
No. 2 team of Ash win Vasan
and Jim Carson.
Rec
- Scoreboard
MEN'S SOFTBALL
Class A
Gummer3 12, S & M 9
Fat Eddie's Boys 2 1 , Mutley's Crew
3
Alpha Tau Omega 25, Triangle 5
Sweets 4, The Birds 2
Base Invaders 10, Vcykouf 5
Phi Kappa Psi 5, Beta Theta Pi 1
Class B and C
Schramm Six 20, Able Twelve 5
Abel Six 15, Piper Four 5
Beta Theta Pi 13, Phi Kappa Psi 2
Harper Seven 14, Love Two 2
Kappa Sigma 17, Alpha Gamma
Rhol3
Bombers 9, Supersticks 7
Ghetto Stompers 25, LXIXEES 9
Drunk and Stupid 21 , Team Ten
esmus 5
Wise Guys 11, Indians 10
The Hogs 22, Leftovers 10
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Skateboarders 'compete in 'Melee1
By Jcn&tk&aa Tcybr
D&ily NtbraLta IWJ Writer
Eighteen of the world's best
skateboarders competed in Lin
coln Saturday afternoon in the
second annual "Midwest Melee"
ramp contest. The competition
side. Both Mike McGill and Neil
Dlender displayed their hand
plant expertise by balancing pre
cariously on the ramp's edge for
what seemed to be minutes at a
time.
After the final heat, the con
testants threw free skateboard
took place or, the half-pipe skate- equipment, T-shirts and stickers
ISSSt1 I the top of the ramp to the
day, 825 Eastridge Drive.
. Professional skateboarders from
five states, some from as far as
California and New Jersey, com
peted for a $400 first prize while
demonstrating their skills in front
of a crowd estimated at 350 to
400 people by Rich Flowerday,
contest coordinator and ramp
owner.
The 18 skaters, which included
Christian Hosoi and Billy Ruff,
names as well known in the world
of skateboarding as Tom Osborne's
in college football, were divided
into three groups of six. Each
group then "jammed" for 30 min
utes to see who would qualify for
the final 30-minute heat.
In a "jam," skaters take turns in
no particular order and skate
until they fall or exit the U-shaped
skateboard ramp.
In the final heat, the ten-foot-high
wooden structure could not
contain the skaters' energy as
Steve Caballero and Hosoi con
stantly blasted six feet above the
ramp, only to re-enter and repeat
he same move on the opposite
crowd below while the judges
Oocnl Lincoln and Omaha skate-
boarders) tallied their scores.
The results of the "Midwest
Melee II" are as follows:
First place Steve Caballero
Second place Mike McGill
Third place Christian Hosoi
Fourth place Steve Sted
ham Tied for Filth and Sixth place
Neil Blender and Lance Mountain.
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