Friday, October 5, 1984
Daily Nebraskan
Pago 7
Students' cowboy dreams fulfilled
in first annual Western Olympics
Dy Dan Stchlik
Dally Nebraskan Staff Writer
Every kid in America has played
cowboys and Indians. They've
dreamed of riding their horses
and testing their skills of strength,
quickness and abilities against
outlaws, cattle and natural ele
ments. For most, it remains a
dream, but the UNL Rodeo Club
is offering a chance to let fantasy
become reality in the first West
ern Olympics.
Scheduled to be at the Rodeo
Club Practice Arena at 33rd and
Leighton streets on Oct. 14 at
2:30 p.m., the Western Olympics
can be compared to an intramu
ral rodeo between UNL college
student groups.
Members of campus organiza
tions, clubs, fraternities, sorori
ties, residence halls or faculty
may enter as many teams as they
wish. Teams will consist of either
4 men and 2 women or 4 women
and 2 men. As in association
rodeo or track and field competi
tion, team members will partici
pate and compete in events in
which they are most skilled.
Men's events include: Cow rid
ing, chute dogging, bucking ma
chine bare-back riding and calf
dressing. The women can choose
from steer riding, barrel racing,
goat tying and calf dressing. Fa
culty members have the choice of
calf tying, goat tying and calf
dressing. All necessary equipment
will be provided and Tom Sturdy
of Palmyra is supplying the stock.
Team entry fees will be $ 1 5 per
team. Entries are du6 by 3 p.m.
Oct. 1 2. They can be made by con
tacting Shane Wickett at 464
4012 or Kelly Wertz at 464-6328.
Trophies and prizes will be
awarded to the first and second
teams, first all-around man and
all-around woman, and to first
and second individual contestants
in each event.
The UNL Rodeo Club promotes
college rodeo and develops an
awareness of collegiate rodeo, es
pecially on a national level.
Currently, the men's team is
ranked third and the women's
team stands at seventh among
the college teams in the Great
Plains Region. Rodeo Club presi
dent Kelly Wertz said there is a
lot of interest from the groups
contacted to participate. The club
thinks the contest will help peo
ple better understand rodeo as a
sports competition.
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Who's
1 . News
Vonn R. Jones, a senior at UNL,
has been awarded a $1,500 jour
nalism scholarship by the Gan
nett Foundation.
The scholarship committee was
chaired by R. Neale Copple, dean
of UNL's School of Journalism.
Hiroka Swada, Japan: Dia Sou
bra, Lebanon; Leng Yuen Ho,
Malaysia; Yih-Chun Lin, Taiwan;
Singh Ramji, Guyana; Man Man
Tsui, Hong Kong; Zaher Al
Daqqaq, Jordan; Brian Quartey,
Ghana; Katen-Kum&r Shah,
Kuwait; and Tsu Wong, China
Ten international students at
UNL have been awarded scholar
ships as being the top scholars
from their country.
Those awarded and their coun
try include:
District 565.
The award of about $12,000
will make it possible for Choquette
to study abroad for nine months.
She is a 1982 graduate of UNL
and currently attends Purdue
University, where she is working
on her master's in social psychology.
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The following incidents were reported
to UNL police between 12:40 a.m. and 7:24
p.m.Wednesday.
12:43 a.m. Fireworks reported
sounding at Abel Hall. Persons were con
tacted' and turned over to housing of
ficials. 1:10 3um. Suspicious person reported
in the building at 415 N. 16th St. Person
naa iett wnen police arrived.
7:42 a.m. Security alarm reported
sounding at Hamilton Hall.
9 a.m. Medical emergency reported
at Neihardt Residence Center. Person was
taken to the hospital by a friend.
9:15 a.Ei. Substance reported to be
sprayed on a car in Parking Area 10 near
Engineering Hall.
9:16 a. in. Money reported stolen
from an office in Manter Hall.
10;27 a.m. - Camera equipment re
ported stolen from an office in Memorial
Stadium.
11:50 a.m. Vandalism reported to a
parking meter in Parking Area 1 0 n orth of
Abel Hall.
12:42 p.m. Scratches reported on a
car in Parking Area 10 near 14th and New
Hampshire streets.
12:59 p.m. Windshield reported
broken in a car in the metered lot near
Sellack Quadrangle.
4:03 p.m. Stereo equipment reported
stolen from a car in Parking Area 1 from
18th to 19th streets between Q and R
streets.
5:34 p.m. Minor two-car accident
reported in Parking Area 1 near 17th and
R streets.
5:55 p.m. UNL police assisted Lin
coln police with a medical emergency at
9th and Q streets. A juvenile in a car was
reported sick.
7:24 p.m. Stereo equipment reported
stolen from a car in Parking Area 23 at
1 4th and Avery streets.
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