Thursday, December 4, 1986
Page 14
Daily Nebraskan
TA7
By Jeff Apel
Staff Reporter
With a cast that includes Clint Hur
dle, Gene Tenace and Larry Haney, New
York Mets bullpen coach Vern Hoscheit
has earned the respect of the baseball
world.
Hoscheit, who was born in Bruns
wick and now resides in Plainview dur
ing the off-season, said he has played a
major role in the development of each
of the three major-league catchers.
Without his help, Hoscheit said, it is
difficult to predict where Haney, Tenace
or Hurdle would have gone in their
major-league careers.
"All it takes for a player to make the
transition to catcher is the desire,"
Hoscheit said Wednesday. "If they don't
have the desire, I just say, 'forget it.'"
i Hoscheit said his fondness for devel
oping major-league players can be traced
back to 1941, his first year in minor
league baseball. Hoscheit defeated 13
other individuals for the starting catch
ing position on the Norfolk baseball
squad.
Following a rookie season in which
he compiled a .284 average, Hoscheit
spent his next season at Joplin, which
was also a member of the Western
Association.
World War II interrupted his playing
for three years, but Hoscheit managed
to resume his baseball career by split
ting time the next two seasons between
Binghampton in the Eastern League,
Norfolk in the Piedmont League and
Kansas City in the American Association.
In the following year, 1948, Hoscheit
began his career as a player-manager
for McAlester in the Sooner State League.
It was during this time that Hoscheit
equaled the feat accomplished by his
longtime friend Casey Stengel by cap
turing five league championships.
Hoscheit closed out his playing career
with Quincy of the Three-I League in
1955 but continued to manage that
club until he was appointed manager of
Greensboro in the Carolina League in
1958.
Hoscheit spent the next 10 years of
his career as the president of the
Three-I League and acting as a scout
and coach for the Baltimore Orioles.
In 1969 Hoscheit joined the Oakland
Athletics as an assistant coach. During
this time the 64-year-old Hoscheit won
the first three of his four World Series
rings.
Before being appointed to his posi
tion with the Mets, Hoscheit was an
assistant coach with the California
Angles in 1976.
Hoscheit said he has been influ
enced by many individuals during his
45-year baseball career, especially Sten
gel and former American League Presi
dent Lee McPhail.
Hoscheit said Stengel taught him
the ropes of managing early in his
career by allowing him to be his per
sonal chauffeur during spring training.
Hoscheit thus could attend meetings
and obtain a better knowledge of the
game.
McPhail told Hoscheit he would
never be a major-league player, he said.
"I just wasn't good enough (to be a
major-legue player)," Hoscheit said. "It
hurt me when he told me I wouldn't be
a big-league player, but it also allowed
me to devote all my time to managing."
Hoscheit said there is nothing more
he wishes to accomplish next year dur
ing what is expected to be his final
season as the Mets' bullpen coach.
When he retires from his current
position, Hoscheit said, he would like
to remain with the Mets as a part-time
catching instructor. This would allow
him to sell his business, Shortstop
Liquor in Plainview, and continue to
develop younger catchers.
"I'd also have more time to hunt
coyotes and raccoons with my dogs,"
Hoscheit said. "It's going to be a
change, but I'm looking forward to it."
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ONE WAY airline ticket Lincoln to Boston! Good til Jan.
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WANT TO attend the Sugar Bowl and spend Christmas
in New Orleans? 2 Continental airline round-trip tickets
from Lincoln to New Orleans Leave Lincoln Dec. 23 and
return Jan. 4. S180 each. 483-7016.
AUTOS POD. SALE
1977 BUICK LeSabre, 93.000 miles, excellent condition,
no rust. S1.500 o b o. 472-2787.
'85 CRX 1.5,
488-3065.
red, no air. no radio. Fun car. $5,800.
1978 DODGE Challenger. 2-door sport coupe, silver
black. 4 cylinder, automatic transmission, air. AM-FM
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or best offer. Call 435-7598 before 9 am. or collect
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NICE SECURITY APT. 2-bedrooms2 baths. 5 minutes
from Campus. Call 476-1370.
WALK TO UNL
NICE, NEWER 2-bedroom, WD IN apartment,
dishwasher. $315. Zimmer Management. 475-0180.
2- BEDROOM. 2 bathroom apartment in Southeast
Lincoln. Available immediately. For more information
call 421-3996 evenings or 471-1537 days.
" UNFURNISHED HOUSE
3- 6 bedrooms, oak trim, brick, washer hookup, shower.
$475plus utilities. 1045S. 13th St. Call 476-6307after 5:30
pm.
2301 A St.. cozy, energy-efficient one bedroom, $240.
475-7262. 477-8347.
19th & "J". 2-bedroom unfurnished. Newer, appliances,
parking, cable free. 477-1878.
TWO-BEDROOM apartment available, end of Dec.
$370month. 222 Vine St. Close to campus. 477-7537.
2 BEDROOM apartment. $295 plus deposit. Cathedral
ceilings, newly remodeled. Call 474-7686.
WALK TO UNL
2 UNITS available now. You can aflord to live alone.
1-bedroom. clean & quiet, cable hookups, security system,
laundry. $195 plus $22 for heat. Call Betty at 476-2600.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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game
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14 Seed covering
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breeze
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18 Snappish
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deed
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23 "The Hairy
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24 All
(listening)
25 Tchaikovsky's
Opus 31
30 Franklin's 1938
opponent
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kin
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molding
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novel
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EAST campus ready now' Super clean 1 bedroom,
all appliances, central neat, laundry, parking. Priced
right1 Huntington Square. 466-861 1. Joseph E Kean Co.474-1666.
640 South 20th
WITHIN WALKING & biking to UNL. Megasized one
bedroom at $260. Loads of closet space" Spacious 2
bedroom from $275. Laundry. 475-7262. 477-8347.
NEAR NEW 2-bedroom near campus. $340month &
deposit. 474-1064 or 421-3989. '
1. 2. 3, BEDROOM apartments, some garages. Between
campus. Call for price & details 466-0928.
AVAILABLE DEC. 1 Attractive 1-bedroom units close to
campus, heat paid. $275 & $285. 464-4862 or 464-3741.
AVAILABLE DEC. 15 Large. 2-bedroom. 2 bath, close to
campus, heat paid. Starting at$370. 464-4862 or 464-3741.
FREE DECEMBER RENT
3-BEDR00M house near both campuses. S375month
plus $300 deposit. You pay utilities. References required.
435-3076 evenings. 474-2171 days. Ask lor Pat. ,
STUDENT SPECIALS
322 S. 27th: 2-bedroom, $295.
1735 N. 29th: 5-bedroom, $525.
2740 "R" St.: 3-bedroom. $295.
2948 Starr: 4-bedroom, $425.
5100 "J" St.: 3-bedroom. $335.
- 2 baths A Central Air
488-6738
EAST CAMPUS AREA
NEWER 4-bedroom, deluxe kitchen, recroom, laundry.
$500. 483-6549.
VERY LARGE and nice 2-bedroom apartment, oak
floors, lots of windows, walk-in closets. Large bathroom.
$350 per month, utilities & laundry included. Between
UNL campuses. 475-2653.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT
COMFORTABLE 1-bedroom. shower, $225 plus utilities.
546 S. 27th St.. 1. Call 476-6307 after 5:30.
HELP VAOTEB
SEARS needs morning help doing tire installation and
stock work. 8 pm.-12 am. Apply Sears Gateway Mondays,
. 10-2; Wednesday & Thursday 12-4. EOE MF
PART TIME night help wanted. Hours: 6:30-10:00 pm.
Must apply in person between 10 am.-l pm. or 6:30 pm.
10:00 pm., Southwest Civic Center, 2606 Park Blvd.
TRAVEL FIELD Opportunity. Gain valuable marketing
experience while earning money. Campus representative
needed immediately for spring break trip to Florida. Call
Campus Marketing at 1-800-282-6221.
Join our "NANNY NETWORK" of over 500 placed by us
in CT, NY, NJ and Boston 9-12 month commitment in
exchange for exc. salary, room & board, air transportation
and benefits. All families prescreened by us for YOU to
choose from. HELPING HANDS P.O. Box 7068. Wilton. CT
06897, (203) 834-1742. FEATURED ON HOUR MAGAZINE
AND THE TODAY SHOW.
PART TIME SUPERVISOR
This position requires a mature individual with good
communication skills who can motivate newspaper
carriers and work with parents and customers as a city
carrier route supervisor. This is an excellent opportunity
for a university student which requires being available by
2:30 pm. daily. 9:00 am. Saturdays and some Sunday
mornings, working approximately 35 hours per week.
Your own vehicle is required with mileage expenses paid.
Applications will be accepted at trie Journal-Star
Personnel Office 926 "P" St., 8:00-4:00 daily through
Friday. Dec. 12, 1986.
FOOD SERVICE WORKER
Part-time position. Afternoons and evenings, every
other weekend. $4.23 hourly. Contact Lancaster Manor.
471-7101 for additional information and appointment.
EOEAA
Part-time opening for Jr. Standing in Accounting or
with previous accounting experience. 20-25 hours per
week, flexible between 8 am. & 5 pm. Mon. through Fri.
Call Glenn for appointment 466-1985. Mapes Industry,
2929 Cornhusker Highway.
Quick Christmas Cash
Earn up to $10hour in route sales. Call 476-8047, 8-10
am., ask tor Rod.
CIRCULATION MANAGER
Student wanted with pickup truck to work at 7 am.
Monday-Friday picking up newspapers at the printer and
delivering them to the circulation staff. Must not have
classes before 9:30 am. Apply at The Daily Nebraskan,
basement of Nebraska Union, 472-2588 by Dec. 10.
Not just anyone can write
for Diversions
If you think you have what it takes - Immagination.
a unique writing style, a working knowledge of the
arts and culture, and a progressive outlook - sign up
now for an interview at the DN office.
JOURNALISM MAJORS
Earn money and experience writing feature stories for
the DN Arts & Entertainment page. Come down to 34
Nebraska Union and fill out an application and submit
two samples of writing.
WRITERS WANTED
The DN Arts & Entertainment section currently has the
following positions open: Theater critic, Kimball
correspondent, film critic, country music critic and book
reviewer. Apply at 34 Nebraska Union and submit two
samples of writing.
JAN DRAKE S GARDEN CAFE
is taking applications for the following positions:
hostesscashier, waitery and food prep. Apply at 131 S.
13th St. between 9-11 am. or 1:30-3:00 pm.
GOOD SUMMER JOBS near Estes Park, Colorado, as
camp counselor, cook, nurse, office, photographer, barn
wrangler, trans-driver, or assistant unit director. Applica
tions must be at least 19 Interviews on campus mid
February. CHELEY COLORADO CAMPS. Dept. C, Box 6525.
Denver, Colorado 80206. 303377-3616. -
LINCOLN SPAGHETTI Works, 228 N. 12th. Positions
open for evening dishwasher. Apply in person Monday
Friday, 8-10 am. or 2-4 pm. -
SCHLOTZSKYS
Part-time day and evenings. Apply in person weekdays
2-5. 12th & "P". EOE
PART-TIME person to sell downtown gift certificates.
Pleasant personality, nice appearance, legible hand
writing. 38 hours Dec. 10-Dec. 24. Apply in person at 1221
"N" St., Suite 110.
CAMPUS TRAVEL representative needed to promote
Spring Break tour to Florida. Earn money, free travel, and
out-standing marketing experience. Call Inter-Campus
Programs at 1-800-433-7747 for details and information
mailer.
WATER RESOURCES SPECIALIST
Full-time position with responsibilities in the area of
water management and water quality programs in the
Lower Big Blue N.R.D. Starting salary $16,000. Send
resume of experience and educational background to
Lower Big Blue N.R.D.. P.O. Box 826. Beatrice, NE 68310.
before December 23, 1986.
ARTISTS NEEDED
The Daily Nebraskan is seeking artists for the '87
school year. Applications available until December
15 in the basement of the union.
$550
WORK CHRISTMAS BREAK
Nebraska regional offices has openings in Lincoln,
Omaha, Grand Island, Hastings and North Platte. 488-1227.
McDONALD S. 5327 Cornhusker Hwy., is now hiring.
Hours from 5 a.m. -5 p.m., 8 p.m. -Close, evenings. No
phone calls please.
MmoimcEMEmG
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By GARY LARSON
1966 UnivafMI Pma Syndicate
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ATTENTION ALL G.L.C MEMBERS OLD & NEW:
Very important meeting concerning the upcoming
special session today in the City Union at 3:00 pm
Your participation is crucial! If you can t make it
please contact GLC chair:
ANDY POLLOCK AT 472-2652
TRAVEL ALMOST FREE
By driving our car
(not a job)
AUTO DRIVE AWAY
11414 W. Center Rd. Omaha. NE 68144
333-8220
ATTENTION ALL G.L.C. MEMBERS OLD ft NEW:
Very important meeting concerning the upcoming
special session today in the City Union at 3:00 pm.
Your participation is crucial! If you can't make it.
please contact GLC chair:
ANDY POLLOCK AT 472-2652
LAURIE McCLAIN
appearing tonight
Buchanarvs - 603 P
Give Blood Today!!
City Union
Campus Red Cross-Lincoln Blood Bank-Bloodmobile
JON'S NOTES
Save up to 40 now through Dec. 17. Call 476-8006.
FOREIGN FILMS COMMITTEE
Meets today 5:00 pm. Check Union Directory for room.
ATTENTION ALL G.L.C. MEMBERS OLD & NEW:
Very important meeting concerning the upcoming
special session today in the City Union at 3:00 pm.
Your participation is crucial! If you cant make it
please contact GLC chair:
ANDY POLLOCK AT 472-2652
UNL YOUNG DEMOCRATS
MEETING TONIGHT)
7:00 pm. in the City Union
Issue: Death Penalty
ATO LITTLE SISTERS
Important meeting Sunday night at 7:00.
Please bring your checkbooks.
CDA STUDENT ADVISORY BD
Absolutely mandatory meeting today at 4:15!! We are
finalizing B-Week and need your input!! Also, bring
money for t-shirts!
SPECIAL THANKS
TO: Love Memorial Hall
BurrFedde
Delta Tau Delta
for being the top three contributors in the
- CAN-IT food drive this year!!
Thanks also to:
Triangle Sigma Nu
ThetaXi Tau Kappa tpsilon
Alpha Xi Delta ' ' Chi Omega
Alpha Delta Pi
for your contributions!!
Donations: $205 and 200 canned goods
CORNERSTONE UMHE
The Stewards Council
On Dec. 4. come see SCahLET A CREAM at 5 pm.
Come along on the hayrack ride at 6 pm. The Christmas
Tree lighting withUNL 4-H OUTREACHERS at 6 30 pm.
CATCH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
In a Festival of Lessons and Carols this Sunday. Oec. 7.
5 pm. at St. Mark's on the Campus. Readers are campus
leaders and faculty. Join in the singing before you study
for finals.
ATTENTION ALL G.L.C. MEMBERS OLD & NEW:
Very important meeting concerning the upcoming
special session today in the City Union at 3:00 pm.
Your participation is crucial! If you can't make it,
please contact GLC chair:
ANDY POLLOCK AT 472-2652
I NTH AM URALS
The Mens', Womens' & Co-Rec swimming relays will be
held Sunday, Dec. 7 at 4 pm. in Mabel Lee Pool. Pool will
be open at 3:30 for warm-ups. No advance entries
required. 472-3467.
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS ,
Dec. 4. 5pm. in East Union. Sponsored by the Visual
Arts & Kaleidoscope. UPC-East.
FRANCHISE CLUB
Burger King
and
Elections
Thursday. Dec. 4th
6:00 pm. CBA rm. 120
New Members Welcome
STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Last meeting Thursday. Dec. 4, 5:00 at the Wick Center.
See you there!
LAST BLAST!
Rock with HARD LEFT
Fridayi Dec. 5, 8 p.m.
Neihardt Snack Bar
No cover!