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Huslfers meet Bruins
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By Bob Assisissen
Gathering information about ths Ms- to beat Nebraska, a team has to stop
braaka basketball tears has been no Dave Hopper.. Haasard said he has not
easy task for UCLA Coach Walt Hazzard. seen Eoppen play bat he said he has
The Dndns entertain the Ccmhuekers heard many things about ths junior
tonight at Pauley Paviliion in second- center.
round action of the National Invitation "He shot 65 percent from the field in
Tournament. Tip-ofI is set for 9:33 Cen- the Eig Eight which is tremendous,"
tral Time. Hazzard said. "I hear lie's ens helluva
Hazzard had hoped to get a video- ball player."
tape cf the Huskcrs front Evensvills but Hazzard sdd he had also heed of
was unable to. He then tried Santa Brian Carr, Curtis Moore and MI Jack
Clara but had no luck with them either, man. He said he knows the Maskers
"We've tried to talk to as many pee- have a good team from the way they
pie that we could that have played played lats in ths season, in two leeses
them," Hazzard said. "I'm familiar with to Kansas and a three-point less to
the coaching of Henry Iba and Don Oklahoma.
Haskens who Nebraska Coach Moe Ifea
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Husker softba.il team finishes third;
players prepare for 13 -game trip
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Nebraska soUbsll coach Wfayse Dal-
$e never takes a to lightly.
Hilt's probably why Daig!e, who
co&ched to Houston Stats University
to ths NAIA national chsmpiarisMp In
1C21 M ths Division II nsUcr.al
championship in 1582, appeared so
dissatisfied after his-Buskers finished
third cut cf 24 teams in ths Sooner
Invitational, a tournament hs hid des
cribed 3 "ths strongest in ths Mid
West." "Finishing third wasn't at all whit I
ted expected," he said.
"I expected us to win it a!!"
Fcr ths first four games cf the Cccr.er
Invitational, Nebraska was in conten
tion fcr ths title. The strcrg pitching cf
senior Hori Emmons and fookmen
Donna Deardcrf? end led Sippsl, as
well as ths dutch hitting cf secssd
fcssessn Led Elchlns, shortstop Denis
Eckert, cad cutSelder Wenty Turner'
' urn tiff svwMsiii s j'luvwayi
earns snot in Baseball
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A Kassiae projsd dsae for self-
satisfketioa has already esntsd a life-
time, pass to the BassMl Hdl cf Fasts
in Coopertowa, Ohio, for a former UNL
student. Ihe project may fesee also-
opened the doors to a job.
Erent Cobb, a UNL troadcastisj
major, put together a lSO-ps&sJRaii-.
tlous magazine for the popular bass-'
ball game, Stratcmatic, in his spare
tiias.
Stratbmatic is a baseball game
designed for one or two players. The
game contains charts, dice and base
ball cards and rosters of raejor I
basebdl teams.
The object of the gams is to pit two
teams agdnst each other and deter-
mme the cutcoms of the garae from the
dice and ths charts. A new set of base
bdl cards are produced each year with
each players' perfGnaance recorded
from ths previous year. Cobb said ths
gam can. pit
years sssinst cs
isams frcm diereiit
eh other.
While doing research for his maga-
zine,
bo met
director cf the
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FOOD 4 LESS is th food oft t?ut
Ycu'H etways tptnd
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Orsn 24 Hcjrs f. :n.-r.t. 7:011 j f 7.-n.i.
h:';eJ the liters pest three .;:; ghi
ihr.teuts, by the scores cf 8-0, 7-0 cr 1
M, ever Wichita State, Illinois t::ts
cad Texas Tech, u well as a 2-1 victcry
c"cr ArLasa State.
In tha er..igr.ab, 'ever, ths
i:u.:.::3 vers d '::':d ty 11 3 L-'.t
fh J r:::::;:i 5-1, th: ::::i: - their hepes
fcr ths tc:rr.:r.::.i chrrplsr-klp.
"I really don't know what happened
in the Missouri gane," Dsiga said. "Up
to that time, we had been playing
pretty well."
Ths Comhuskers will havs llttls
tbte to absorb their lees as they must
nor prepare fcr an eight-day, lS-gama
trip, which will match them with soras
cf ths ths tap tsxss in ths nation.
Nebraska will open ths trip Kerch
23, platfEg both CalLrsiaFuUertoh
tr.lUtchttFuilcrton.
Utah Is 7-0, vhile Gsl-Fdlerton is
"ranked second cr third" in the nation,"
Daresaid.
Ths Buskers then will travel to flcr
thridgs, Calif., far a doable-header with
research daassrtecst cf ths HaU cf
Fame. The Hall cf Faroe liked Cobb's
publication sad aaked for copy. They
sjso interviewed tin for Joa ia paMc
relations cr rasesrch, but Ctfeb said no
pcaiticss were cpen yet.
Tte HaU c? Fams will plasa Cobb's
Kajaaiae in its library and use' it as
reftrenes raaterial Ths Eel! cf Faasa
ctTarsd to pay Ccbb fcr his publishtej
costs, but, Cabb said, ha had ro way to
detcnains thaa. Fcr hk wcrk, the Hall
cf Far.e cfTared !a a lifetime pass to
the museum.
Cobb's -iaasaaise contains articles,
advertisements, player interviews and
game analysis cf a fictional baseball
learrae Cobb crested in 187a
"i was getting bored with ths crdi-
nary Stratcmatic schedils and I decided
to pat together a mt
Cebbsdd.
"I had dons 20 pages and shewed it to a
few people and they Eked it, so I
dedded to go all out fcr cr.s."
The articles in ths magazine ded
with ths rep!ay cf the gaaes in Cobb's
leagua, Cobb sd-i Each story covers a
paper fashion, Cobb said.
"Ths quotes I used fit the situar
our Food Prices LatsSy?
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brought low foo4 prices to LincoSn.
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cf the r:. :.:r II r'.!::l ci ;-::':
chip the 1;:. th." s j ::; j 1 1 a rc , :.!
I; :i tiitt-':'; O LV..-.n to
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ticrd.
"Hist (ths F'cuy h'4ii::er.il) b a
trc!t"er tcueraer.t than ths Der.er
Irvitatierd," Dda add. "It's ens cf
ths tuc-heet tcta;ar.t3 In ths Ud
ted States."
rd!e7,ir,5 ths threo-day Perf Ir.d
tatlcRal, ths Ccshueken will travel to
Onnga, Calif., far a dacble-he&defwlth
dipoan CcOesa, iacthar Division II
peverhoas-s, befcrs wra?plr.3 up ths
trip in Las Ve ji3 with a pdr cf denMs
l;caders ajdsat Nevada-Las Vef is and
CalifcrrJsrSh'ersida, anether Kviden
II teein.
MPeap!a hava to redlrs that, in Cdi
farda, DMeien II sthtads are 3 p
cast as gead as ths DMsioa I cahaals,"
DaJgJa sdi 'Thercfers, we're net geicg
to have any breaks at dl ca the trip. It's
pteg to be toah all tha way." -
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tions," Cobb sdd. "People close to
baseball may recogrdze seme cf them."
"Cobb's league cc-stsins 24 teams
from different years in majer laague
baseball Els eldest team is the 1SS3
Chicago Cubs and his meat recent is
tha 1877 New York Yankees. The league
also ccntdns ths 1375 Clndaaati Ejsds,
1127 Yankees and tha ItU Cleveland
Indians.
"The 1227 Yariets are ccns-ldered to
fee tha greatest team cf dl time, but
they're not ddng so well in ray league,"
abb sdd.
Cobb sdd his magssine is a "one
time thing."
"It was a lot of busy work at the end
and it wis kind cf frustrating to do all
the work to get the magadas done," he
add. ,
Cobb sdd he spent two to three
weeks in ths ssmme? working ca the
magazine. Es worked ca it ss&rfesgSy in
ths fall and finished it in January. He
did a smaller issue about a yacr ago.
The magssdse is black cad white and
is filled with baseball pictures Cobb
found while doteg lis research.
"I did the best I cedd do with ths
limited resources," he sdd.
Softball entries due
Estry desdlto for wesen's and co
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women's soccer are today at 5 p.m. in
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