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[Coach optimistic after tie with Sooners I NEUMANN from Page 10 neously on two mats. The 118 through 150-pound weight classes wrestled on one mat, while the 158 through heavyweight classes wrestled on the other. The Huskers won the first three matches against Oklahoma and took an early 9-0 lead. But the Sooners quickly tied the dual in the next three matches, and the team score remained tied going into the final two matches. ■ — At 150, Oklahoma’s William “Junior” Taylor, ranked No. 10 in the nation, decisioncd Keenan Turner 9 5. Taylor originally had signed with Nebraska in 1983 and qualified for the NCAA Championships at 142 that year. He moved to 150 the next season — the same year Turner be came a Huskcr. Taylor was dismissed from the team later that season. “Taylor against Turner was an emotional match for everyone in volvcd, since Taylor used to wrestle here,” Neumann said. The dual came down to the final match in the heavyweight division. Nebraska’s Joe Malcccck defeated the Sooncrs’ Mark Tatum, ranked eighth in the nation in his class, 7-4 to ensure the tie. Neumann said he was counting on Turner winning his match and Malcccck coming up short in his. “Honestly, I thought it was going to end up in a tic, but not that way,” he said. “Malcceck beating Tatum that way was a real big step for him.” Malcceck called the match his best performance of the season. “It was the first time this season that I beat somebody I wasn’t sup posed to beat,” Malcceck said. Other Husker winners against Oklahoma included Terry Cook at 118, Wallace Dawkins at 126, Dave Rowe at 132 and Jeff Coltvet at 158. Against Northern Illinois, the Huskers won their first five matches and drew a forfeit on the sixth to put the dual away early. Highlights in cluded Cook’s 21-6 technical fall against Scott Swanson at 118 and Dave Drocgemueller’s 16-0 techni cal fall against Mike Gonio at 134. 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UPC Talks & Topics UPC Concerts & Coffeehouses Presents Laurie McClain In The Crib Tuesday. Feb. 23. 2-3 p.m. INTERNSHIP JUNIOR HIGH TEACHER PREPARATION PROJECT LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS'UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LINCOLN A filth year internship experience is being offered for people specifically interested m teaching in thejumor high. This is a unique experience designed to provide support between the student teaching practicum and a full-time teaching position. The internship is part of a collaborative project between the Lincoln Public Schools and the Uni versity of Nebraska Lincoln Teachers College This in ternship is a full year's experience, combining a half time teaching assignment in a junior high with a half-time graduate studies component. A stipend will be paid for teaching three classes in a junior high in Lincoln. Nine hours of graduate credit pei semester may be earned from UN-L. Completion ol the Internship may lead to a middle school endorsement. Students who will have graudated by August. 1968 and have applied for both a teaching certificate and intend to see admission to a graduate program are eligible to apply for an internship. CONTACT: Dr. Lynn L. Mortensen for information of application forms at: 114C Henzlik Hall, UN-L 472-1992 APPLICATION DEADUNE: FRIDAY. MARCH 4. 1988 SUBMIT TO: Junior High Project Team c/o Dr. Lynn L Mortensen 118 Henzlik Hall University of Nebraska-Lmcoln 68588-0355 The Lincoln Public Schools and the University of Ne braska are equal opportunity employers. AG ECON AGRA BUSINESS CLUB Speech contest for club members, March 1st, 6:00 PM at the East Campus Union 2 DIVISIONS: PUBLIC SPEAKING EXTEMP SPEAKING CASH PRIZES AWARDED Nominate your favorite T.A for the College of Arts and Sciences Outstanding Teaching Assis tant Award! Forms available m 1223 Oldfather. 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