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Monday, January 14, 1985
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DEADLINES - Tueday is the regis
tration deadline for several UNL Recrea
tion Department sports. Anyone inter
ested in joining leagues or contests
should contact the Campus Recre ation
office, 1740 Vine St., by 5 p.m. Tuesday.
BASKETBALL Men's and women's
basketball entries must be submitted
Mont Major Credit Cards Accepted
by 5 p.m. Tuesday and managers must
attend a meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. in
the Nebraska Union. Leagues are avail
f'':' with divisions for Greek, resi
dence hall and independent students,
lightweights and small fry. An open
league for advanced players also is
available, however the champion of
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that league will not advance to the
All University tournament. A $25 entry
fee is required of all teams plus a $10
forfeit fee. Weigh in for the lightweight
division will be today from 4 to 6 p.m. in
the Coliseum men's locker room. Harper
Seven is the defending All-University
champion.
Only one league will be available for
women's play. A $15 entry fee is required
with a $10 forfeit fee. Mixed Nuts is the
defending women's champion.
VOLLEYBALL - A $15 entry fee plus
NEW ORLEANS, La. A triple overtime
loss to eventual tournament runner-up
Southern Mississippi in the first round,
coupled with a third-round loss to
Louisiana State, ended a previously
undefeated season on a losing note for
the Gators, UNL's representative in the
National Flag Football Championships.
The tourney, an officially-recognized
activity of the Sugar Bowl Classic,
invites regional flag football teams to
New Orleans to play for the national
title. The Gators finished with a 5-0
record at the Mid-America Regionals in
Omaha to earn the right to compete for
national bragging rights.
Behind the scoring of second team
is endless.
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$10 forfeit fee is requried per team. AB
and BC leagues are available. The
manager's meeting will be at 7 p.m.
Thursday. The Scrod Fish and the Hoi
symokers were last year's champions.
FACULTY-STAFF BASKETBALL - A
$35 entry fee is required with a $10
forfeit fee. A new open league will be
offered with regular round-robin league
pay. CBA One won last year's champion
ship. SPORTS TRIVIA No advance
entries are due. A preliminary test will
drop flags in national tournament
Ail-American Cathy Seybold, the Gators
battled to a 7-7 tie with Southern Mis
sissippi at the end of regulation play.
Neither team scored in the first
overtime and Southern Mississippi took
a 13-7 lead early in the second period.
The Gators responded later in the
period when Seybold scored her second
touchdown of the game to knot the
score at 13-13.
The Gators had an opportunity to
win the game at this point, but an
extra-point attempt fell short of the
goal line with Southern Mississippi Ail
American Carol Heying's diving stop of
UNL's Crystal Hicks at the one-yard
line.
t 1985 Red Lobster Inns of A
tnerica.
Scoreboard
be given at 6 p.m. Thursday in the west
balcony of the Coliseum. The top eight
will advance to a single elimination
"quiz show" contest Tuesday, Jan. 22 at
7 p.m. in Coliseum 7. Bob Asmussen of
the Daily Nebraskan has won the last
two consecutive contests.
CLUB SPORTS Council meeting,
Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at Campus Recrea
tion Office. Campus Recreation Advi
sory Council Meeting Wednesday at
5:30 p.m. at the Campus Recreation
Office.
Southern Mississippi scored again
in the third overtime to take a 19-13
lead. The Gators fought back, but a
pass from quarterback Mary Pritchard
brushed off Seybold's fingertips in the
end rone. Southern Mississippi escaped
with a six point victory and later
advanced to the championship game
and lost to host school New Orleans,
13-0.
The Gators beat Alabama 32-6 and
lost to LSU 16-7 to finish the tourna
ment. Bowling team
finishes siocth
Nebraska's men's bowling team,
ranked sixth in the first collegiate
bowling poll of the year, finished sixth
in the National Collegiate Invitational
Bowling Tournament in Las Vegas over
Christmas break.
Roger Nash and Mike Sander won
the doubles event with a combined
score of 1,418, claiming a $100 scholar
ship for the UNL program. Sander led
the team's overall score with 2,367
total pins, followed by Nash (2,309),
Russ Leeper (2,291), Bob Dill (2,174)
and John Nelson (2,032).
The Huskers were sixth in all events
with 1 1,173 pins, but third in the team
event with 5,160. Bowling team adviser
Rollie Hughes said 162 teams com
peted in the tournament at the Las
Vegas Showboat Hotel lanes. All top
five teams participated, Hughes said.
"We beat all of the schools ahead of
us at Las Vegas except West Texas
State and Washington State," he said.
"We might be a little higher in the next
ratings because of that."
The men's team's next event is the
final meeting of the Kansas-Nebraska
league in Lincoln. With the possible
closing of the Nebraksa Union bowling
lanes, the matches will probably be
moved to Classic Lanes, Hughes said.
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