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Man's Elovr Pitch Softball
Independents A
Gummers 11. Miracla Mets and Stu 4
Tha Birds def. S and M by forfeit
Independents C
Mudvll Sluggers 9. Swisher's Sweet 7
Uhing's Team 12, Dewy and the Schbegs 8
Hosers 5. MMQ 4
Savage Dogs def. Misfits by forfeit
Residence Halls B
Schramm Four 14, Burr One West 8
Abel Eleven 12, Harper r-our o
Abel Ten 12, Cather Five 10
Fraternities B
Lambda Chi Alpha 10. Beta Sigma Fsl 3
Delta Upsllon 12. Tau Kappa Epsilon 8
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 13, Acacia 11
Delta Tau Delta B 5, Sigma Chi B 3
Fraternities C
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By George Davb
Daily Nebraska SUSTTOrlter
son. The team also has games
against junior colleges.
rvoh .Tnhn Sanders is ODtim
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nj... is. it.l p.hmst this vear's team. It has
dpEi- ewnpbyersreturningwhphave be quite .good
hin,enri nrpiinforwdto st&rtins exoerience in the infield Sanders said. "We had our chanc
however, Sanders is looking for
ward to being a contender for the
Big Eight championship.
People didn t think we would
ships and are looking forward to starting experience in the infield banders pa. wenaaourcnance
Series. Another team that will nopes 10 nave oeuer " - -:
KrWorUtoeVta caSse he had a good recruiting I think we have got at it ke3
fall season is the Nebraska bane- year. , , to again challenge fcr the cham-
ball team. The Ilusxers lost nine piayera piuiisiup.
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The Buskers traditionally play to graduation and the major Sanders said the key areas he
a seven game intra-squad World ieaguearan;in ibao. vxjnucuujr, uo v.wv..
Series to close out their fall sea- depth was a problem. This year, year are improved team speed,
better depth and a more expe
rienced pitching stair, sanacrs
also said fifth-year senior Kurt
Eubanks, who was one of last
years tri-captains will b$ granted
another year of eligibility becausa
of a change in the eligibility rules
for baseball.
Also returning for the Husker
baseball team are catcher Ei!l
McGuire, first t aseman Milce Dun
can and outfielders Faul Meyers,
Rich King and Mark Davis. Sand
ers also said that last year's start
ing shortstop Jeff Carter will be
moved to the outfield, and trans
fer Larry Mteb;wi movs to
shortstop. The fall schedule ends Oct. 31
with the seventh game of the
Intra-Squad World Series, The
Huskers then will move inside
and start concentrating on a
strength and conditioning pro
gram. Strength coach Dave Ellis is in
charge of the baseball team's
conditioning program. Sanders
said that when the team moves
inside for the winter, they will
continue to concentrate on fun
damental instruction and evalua
tion. "We can continue to do every
thing inside that we can outside
only on a scaled-down basis,
Sanders said. "From a player's
standpoint, the facilities are fan
tastic for practice through the
s winter.
J Though the winter may seem
h long and cold, the team will think
of another chance at winn ing the
J Big Eight title. Also on its mind
s will be spring trips to Arizona,
J California and Nevada.
S "A lot of the players are excited
but the trip to the West Coast,"
p Sanders said. "They are also ex-
K cited about winning the Big Eight
J championship. I just hope every-
) thing falls in place
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