The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 22, 1988, Page 11, Image 11

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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.
Nebraska, now 7-9-1 in dual
competition, will finish its dual sea
son Wednesday at Drake University
in preparation for the Big Eight ^
Championships March 6 at Norman,
Okla., and the NCAA Champion
ships the next week at Ames, Iowa.
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MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 22
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Government Liaison Committee Meeting
February 23, 1988 6:15 p.m.
Nebraska Union
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PEACE CORPS Application Workshop
Thursday, February 25, 1988, 7 p.m.
NE Union Room Posted
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Every Thursday night at the
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Sign up by 10:30 pm.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University Theatre is presenting A
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plores the destinies of two families linked by marriage, but
set apart by jealousies and distrust Winner of the New
York Drama Critics Circle Award as the best play of the
1985-86 season Production dates are February 24-27
at 8 p.m. and February 28 at 2 p m. The production is in
the Enid Miller laboratory Theat re m the E Ider Speech and
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Corey, Deanne, Lisa, Stacy. Susan, Dave, Hank, Pat,
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Thanks for the good time Thursday night. It made
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Ever wonder how to spot a Prince Charming? You use a
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