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By Eich Ccoper
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For the first time in UNL his
tory, the women's cross country
team won a major meet Saturday.
With strong performances from
Karlene Erickson, Mary Amen,
Laura Wight and Jill Noel, the
team surprised Indiana, Illinois
and Missouri at the Illinois Invi
tational last weekend.
Coach Jay Dirksen said the
women did a great job and all ran
solid races.
The start was really fast but
they moved up really well," Dirksen
said. "All the women ran well and
ran smart races."
Erickson finished in sixth place
with a time of 1 7:01, her personal
best. Wight ran a 17:09 and fin
ished 10th. Amen ran a 17:20 and
finished 12th while Noel finished
16th.
The Cornhuskers finished first
out of 13 teams with 76 points.
Illinois took second with 108
points and Missouri finished third
with 113 points.
The men's team finished in
fourth place. Dirksen said Kurt
Russell, Tom Hoffman and Bryan
Clark ran excellent races. Russell
finished in third place with a time
of 30:32, Hoffman finished fifth at
30:36 and Bryan Clark finished
sixth with 30:40.
Dirksen said the difference in
' the meet was the fifth man. Kurt
Vanderbeek finished in 28th vltu
a time of 31:38. Gerard O'Ca!
laghan finished in 36th.
Both teams will travel to
Boulder, Colo., next weekend for
the Colorado Invitational Dirksen
said this will be a tough meet
because of the altitude and
because both Iowa State teams
will be there. The Iowa State
men's team Is ranked second in
the nation.
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Scoreboard
CO EEC FLAG FOOTALL
PLAYOFFS
Class B
Alpha Omicron PiDelta 13 (3.0),
DonHo's6(3.1)
Cather TenPound Six 6 (2.6),
Armadillos 9 (4.2)
Abel Ten BC 20 (3.2), Sandoz
TwoAbel Six 6 (3.2)
Sigma Phi EpsilonGamma Phi
Beta 39 (4.0), Sandoz Four Abel
Eleven 24 (4.2)
Veni, Vidi, Vici26 (3.6), Abel Five
Sandoz Five 12 (3.6)
Triangle 28 (2.8), Abel EightSan
doz Two 27 (3.1)
KKGKappa Sigma 34 (4.2),
CatherPound Five 6 (2.7)
Schramm Four and Seven 1 2 (4.2),
Abel FiveSandoz Nine 6 (3.7)
Harper FiveCatch 22 26 (3.0),
Abel Nine BC 25 (2.7)
WOMEN'S FLAG FOOTBALL
Smith Ten, Gators, Sandoz Nine
won by forfeit.
MSN'S FLAG FOOTBALL
Scum of the Earth 14(4.5),NROTC
6(4.5)
Bucketters 25 (3.2), Soupbones
12 (3.0)
Sweets III 19 (3.7), Tapa Kega
Day 6 (3.7)
SOFTBALL
Louie's 7, Bailers 6
Delta Tau Delta 20, Sigma Phi
Epsilon 2
Phi Gamm Delta 1 1, Theta Xi 10
The Hogs 10, Team Tenesmus 7
Delta Upsilon 14, Tau Kappa
Epsilon 7
Alpha Tau Omega 15, Delta
Upsilon 14
Sweets 17, Miracle Mets 6
Beta Theta Pi 8, Kappa Sigma 5
Lambda Chi Alpha 20, Ag Men 0
Beta Sigma Psi 6, Alpha Tau
Omega 1
Beta Sigma Psi B 9, Sigma Chi 7
Gummers 17, The Birds 9 '
The Deadheads 17, WSB 13
The Supersticks 13, Drunk and
Stupid 6
Phi Kappa Psi 15, Triangle 5
Delta Tau Delta 7, Acacia 6
Delta Tau Delta (B) 13, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon 2
Cather Two 1 4, Abel Five 10
Theta Chi 10, Beta Sigma Psi 0
Beta Theta Pi 8, Kappa Sigma 3
Schramm Eight 25, Kappa Sigma
3
Schramm Eight 25, Cather Six 4
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 16, Sigma
Phi Epsilon 15
The All-Stars won the men's
fast-pitch softball tournament
last weekend. The All-Stars went
through the double-elimination
tournament undefeated, winning
the final game 10-2 over Triangle.
Sandoz Nine won the women's
title 16-1 over Smith Ten. Place
kicking: John Fleming, Indepen
dent, won the men's title with a
score cf 40. Bret Corrick, Alpha
Tau Omega, came in second place
with a score of 25. Mary Prit
chard, Gators, won the women's
event Crystal Bradley was second.
The co-rec title was won by John
Fleming & Crystal Bradley.
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women's volleyball; men's, women's
.and co-rec innertube water bas
ketball; men's and women's bad
minton singles; and men's and
women's darts.
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Umpire strike
stifles playoffs
By the Eewters News Service -
NEW YORK - The Major League
Umpires Association called a
strike today on the eve of the
American and National League
playoffs, confronting baseball com
, missioner Peter Ueberroth with a
crisis on his first day in office.
Despite the strike, Ueberroth
said through a spokesman that
the playoffs, which open today in
Chicago and Kansas City, would
be played.
"Officially, it's not a strike until
tomorrow," said Rick Cerrone, a
spokesman for Ueberroth. There
are alternate plans and the games
will go on as scheduled."
Cerrone declined to say what
the alternate plans vere, but it
was believed that minor league
umpires, and perhaps even ama
teur umpires, would be used in
the event the assigned umpires
fail to show up, as was the case
during a short-lived strike at the
start of the 1979 season.
The surprise strike, which came
the day after the regular baseball
season ended, was said to involve
wages.
Cerrone said ne gotktions aimed
at resolving the dispute were con
tinuing today.
