The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 30, 1984, Page Page 9, Image 9

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    Tuesday, October 30, 1934
Daily Nebraskan
Page 9
Rec
Scoreboard
VOLLEYBALL
Alpha Phi def. Alpha Omicron Pi 15-6,
7-15. 11-6
The New Crew def. Piper Three 15-0, 150
Love Hall def. Sandoz Nine I 5-9, 1 1 5, 1 1 -6
Abel Three def. Mashers 15-1, 15-2
Raymond Three def. Smith Five 15-12,
15-10
An Economics def. Bruner Club 15-10, 9-15,15-0
forma Delta def. Pound Ten 14-1 9 1 fi-1.1
APFive def. Sandoz Two 1 0-1 5, 1 5-6, 1 5-9
Smith Eight def. HeppnerTwo 15 0, 15-0
Alpha Delta Pi def. Pound Nine 15-6, 15-1
Sluffiettes def. Sandoz Seven 15-5, 15-1
a &amma def- AJpna Chi Omega 15
1J, 15-9
ni4i . ng Football
Division A
Sigma Phi Epsilon 34, Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Chi 14, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 12
Abe F ve 18. Ahri F.Wpn n
Schramm Ten 25, Abel Ten 12
Rowers finish second
By Brad Kuhn
Daily Nebraskan Stall Reporter
Nebraska's novice heavyweight
men's crew capped an undefeated
fall racing season Sunday, leaving
Midwest rival Kansas in their wake
at the first annual University of
Nebraska Fall Regatta.
Unfortunately, the Huskers fin
ished second to Kansas in many
of the other events.
A surprisingly large crowd of
500 spectators packed the grand
stand and parking lot at the
Capitol Beach Marina. The crowd
was one of the biggest at any
Midwest rowing event, with the
possible exception of the Midw
est Rowing Championships in
Madison, Wis.
Kansas won the regatta, strok
ing to four firsts and four second
place finishes. Minnesota's
women's crew finished second
with three firsts and a second.
Nebraska finished third with two
firsts and three seconds. .
Nebraska's novice men's heavy
weight-eight posted the fastest
time of the day, blasting down the
1,100 meter course in 3 minutes,
21 seconds with the wind at its
back in a preliminary heat. On
flat water, the novice heavies won
the final with a time of 3 minutes,
45 seconds, only 15 seconds be
hind the winning varsity time
and 4 seconds behind the Ne
braska varsity finish.
The eight, coxed by Cathy Asle
son, a sophomore from Omaha,
was rowed by: Bob Taylor, Gregg
Brettman, Tim Manhart, Walt
Price, Todd Breedlove, Eric
Rhodes, Mike Olson and stroke
Mike Stuchlik.
Nebraska's other first-place
finish came late in the day, long
after the crowd had gone home
for supper. Denise Varner and
Lynne Gillaspie won the women's
varsity pair race after a near
collision on their way to the start
ing line. The two apparently
strayed onto the race course, halt
ing a race in progress and nearly
disqualifying themselves.
Ex -Footballers 12. Sweets Two 7
Phi Kappa Psi 14, Alpha Tau Omega 2
BC
Thundering Herd 27, WSB 6
LTS 21, Killer Bees 19
Sigma Nu 14, Tau Kappa Epsilon 8
Abel Eleven 1 8, Abel Eight 6
Abel Ten 25, Schramm Ten 12
Alpha Tau Omega 6, FarmHouse 0
Sweets Three 13, Guzzlers 6
Phi Gamma Delta 19, Delta Tau Delta 6
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 26, Alpha Gamma
Sigma 0
Phi Kappa Psi 13, Phi Gamma Delta 6
Beta Theta Phi 20, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7
Chi Phi 13, Sigma Alpha Mu 12
11th Annual Football
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