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Columnist says Red Sox will take pennant in AL East It is Celtic season in Boston, but Beantown is buzzing about its base ball team down the road at Fenway Park. The National Basketball Associa tion playoffs are around the comer and baseball’s September stretch drive is a long way off, but the Red Sox should be thinking about the pennant already. The Red Sox bol stered pitching staff and a talented lineup mixed with both young players and old gives good reason for opti mism in Boston. A headline about the Red Sox in the March 27 Boston Globe read: “The picture is much too sunny.” In Globe columnist Leigh Montvillc’s column, he wrote: “First place. A pennant. A World Series flag flying from the center field pole. When has there been such wall-to-wall opti mism?” Sure, you say, everybody’s talking pennant before the season. But the FOR SALE Baldwin Organ/Ctnema III Super Senes Book $4500. Asking $3200 Kimball 5'8“ Grand Piano. Appraised $7400. 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ZAGER STUDIO ____ ____ 423 2709 Professional Tattooing Hungry Eye Studio 111 North 56th. 477-9279 Formally Ralph s. Thursday Special 3 1/2 oents copies 6-9pm, CopyCenter NEBRASKA BOOKSTORE 1300Q Street 476-0111 y----—■ talk is legitimate in Boston because of the arrival of relief pitcher Lee Smith, whom the Sox stole from the Chicago Cubs. All Smith did last year was save a career-high 36 games, which was more than twice as much the entire Red Sox staff. With Smith and Roger Clemens, who is going after an unprecedented third straight Cy Young Award, there should be no losing streaks for the Sox. In addition to Smith and Cle mens, a healthy Bruce Hurst and a stable-minded Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd should mean some extended winning streaks and an American League East Championship. One thing is for sure: The Sox will finish higher than last season’s fifth place. Despite the annual turmoil that surrounds the New York Yankees, Billy Marlin’s club should keep Bos ton from growing complacent. Right fielder Dave Winfield caused a stir during the Yankees’ spring training when he chose to publish his contro versial autobiography. Owner George Sleinbrenncr appears poised to trade his superstar slugger because of the book. Even without Winfield, who drew a standing ovation from 55,802 Yan kee Stadium fans when he ap proached the plate on opening day, the Yankees’ lineup would still be potent. When newcomer Jack Clark comes off the disabled list, Martin’s lineup card will likely read: Rickey Henderson in left field, Willie Ran dolph at second base, Dan Mattingly at first base, Clark at designated hit ter, Winfield in right field and Mike Pagliarulo at third base. With that lineup the Yankees don’t need a great pitching staff. B ut the one they have is more than adequate. Veteran Rick Rhoden showed he is capable Tuesday by throwing a com plete-game shutout against the Min nesota Twins. When Ron Guidry returns to lorm in May after shoulder surgery, the Yankees will be set. Last season the Toronto Blucjays blew a 3 1/2-gamc lead during the season’s final week. This year George Bell again could put the Blucjays in championship contention. Bell, last season’s American League Most Valuable Player, will move from outfield to designated hitler this sea son. The switch angered Bell so much he refused a turn at bat during a spring training game. Bell was so disturbed about the move he pounded three home runs Tuesday in the Blucjays’ season opening 5-3 win against Kansas City. He hit 47 dingers last year and led the : TYPEWRITERS WORDPROCESSORS : RENTAL-SALES SERVICE BLOOMS 323 North 13th St. 474-4136 Typing $1 per page, fast, accurate Southeast Lincoln Kathy, 488-2948 WATCH YOUR FAVORITE MOVIES AT DUDS N’ SUDS Movie night every Thursday night with free popcorn. Try us because nobody "DUDS it cleaner DUDSN SUDS 939 NO 27TH STREET Wedding and Flower Supplies. Call Mary at 466-2440. Disoount prices. 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EAST UNION —Tickets at both unions TIRED OF LIVING A LIE7 Help your parents and friends learn to accept your homo sexuality. "Coming Out: Telling Family and Friends You're Gay or Lesbian." Saturday. April 9th. 200 PM. Nebr Union. 472-2597 for info, room number UPC, Free U. G/LPC, P-FLAG $1 REGISTRATION FOR NON STUDENTS. I I I % ¥ Absolutely “The” COLDEST BEER In Town y^ MEISTER BRAU $19.99 16 GAL. KEG ONLV SCHAEFER $19.99 16 GAL. KEG ONLY NOBODY UNDERSELLS MIKE! league with 134 runs batted in. Look for those kind of numbers and a repeat of the MVP award from Bell this year, too. The Bluejays also return most of the pitchers from last year’s staff, which led the league with a 3.74 team ERA. Jimmy Key, the staff ace, led the team with a 2.76 ERA and picked up the win Tuesday. Tom Henke, whose 34 saves led the league last year, is excellent out of the bullpen. The Milwaukee Brewers finished third last year w ith a 91 - 71 record and they could finish there again this year if Paul Molitor stays healthy. But history has shown that is not likely. Molitor, who hit safely in 39consecu livc games last season, has not played more than 140 games in a season for 10 years. I he Brewers arc a couple oi pitch ers away from reaching the upper echelon of the division. Ted Higuera and Juan Nieves are the horses of the staff. Nieves, you remember, tossed the major league’s only no-hitter last year. The Detroit Tigers’ pitching staff will make them formidable, but don’t look fora repeat of last ycar’sdivision title. Jack Morris is the pitcher of the ’80s and is strong heading into the season. He won the dual of the league’s best pitchers when Detroit 2 for 1 Videos $.95 ‘Member Special Frl. A Sat. Only Nebraska Bookstore 13th A "O'1 INTRAMURAL STAFF ASSISTANTS NEEDED Applications will be accepted in the campus Recreation Offices, 1740 Vine Street A 32 CAB. For the Position of Intramural Staff Assistant March 28-April 15. 1988 Application Deadline: April 15, 1988 Pay Rate: S3.90, Hour Starting Date: Fall Semester, 1988 Job Descrption Intramural Staff Assistants are the on site supervisors for intramural activities They are respon stole for game/site management, problerrv'protest resolu tion, official evaluation, record keeping, emergency firs' aid/CPR, and other duties as assigned Applications: Application forms may be obtained at the Campus Recreation Office. 1740 Vine Street Previous officiating and'or supervising experience is preferred Applications must be turned in to either Carrpus Recrea tion Office no later than 5 pm on Friday. April 15, 1988 Interviews will be conducted with all applicants Inquiries 472-3467. UNL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Sue, Have you registered to vote yet7 Meet me at the Union today between 10:00 and 2:00 and we' II r eg is ter toge' her Sam Laugh For Free You can see Al Franken and Tom Davis Behind The Scene* of Saturday Night Live! Free with student I D . S2 Non-Student April 18. 8:30 p.m.. City Union Spon sored by UPC Tabs A Topics and Q-102 Have YOU registered to vote? There will be a booth in the Student Union Wednesday, April 6 and Thursday April 7 _ _ 10:00-2:00 p.m. Men's vintage overcoats and clothes. 25% off. Great selection Burlington Arcade. 210 N. 7th, Lincoln, Neb. CHICANO AWARENESS DAYS "Mexican Fiesta Dinner" Sunday, April 10, 2 6pm Also Mariachi band and Dance troupe Tickets available at Union Booth. UNL student S5, non-student $6, children under 12 S3 Important Studentefor Hal Daub meeting tonight, 7 :30 in the union. Students, Free admission to Husker Baseball game Saturday with student I D. or Greek Letters Donl miss it Meeting Thursday at 4:30 Come dressed tor Greek ban beat Clemens and the Red Sox 5-3 in their season opener at Fenway. If veteran starter Doyle Alexander can continue his incredible performance down the stretch, the Tigers could be in the race come September. Detroit lost more than people think when they let Kirk Gibson go to Los Angeles. Gary Pettis is faster than Gibson, but he hit only .208 last year with 17 RBIs. Gibson hit 24 home runs last year. The Cleveland Indians and Balti more Orioles will likely wage a fierce war to stay out of the cellar — a war the Indians will probably lose. The Indians’ lineup isn’t too bad, but their pitching, like usual, is too bad. The Indians tried to help their woes by bringing 25 pitchers to spring train ing. Unfortunately, none of them was any good. I he predicted tinish: Team Record (James Back Boston 98-64 New York 90-72 8 Toronto 87-75 11 Detroit 75-87 23 Milwaukee 74-88 24 Baltimore 67-95 31 Cleveland 61-101 37 Sipple is a junior news-editorial major from Columbus and a l)ail> Nebraskan sen ior reporter. SUMMER 1988 UNO INTENSIVE FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSES UNO will offer team-taught Intensive German, Intensive Japanese and Intensive Spanish, each worth 16 credit hours, in a 8 week long program which will start on June 13, I988 These courses nave morning and afternon sessions. No prerequisites After these are complete, students can enter Junior level courses For more infor mation: Department of Foreign Languatges. UNO, Omaha, NE. 68I82 402 554 2403 CLUB COCA COLAIII Get your tickets now at both unions — it's coming Wednesday!!! MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER April 7th at 6.00 PM April 8th at 7:00 PM April 9th at 8:00 PM EAST CAMPUS UNION UPC SIGHTS A SOUNDS Have your concerns heard UNITED STATES SENATOR DAVE KARNES cn Campus FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 9:00 A M BROYHILL FOUNTAIN Everyone Welcome Sponsored by students tor Senator Karnes Student Education Association Meetingl Tuesday. April 12, 5:30 Hen/lik Auditorium Ron Joekel, Associate Dean ol TC Will Speak On Professionalism Students for Hal Daub Meeting Thursday, 7:30 in the union ATTENTION STUDENTS APPLY FOR POSITIONS ON CAMPUS WIDE COMMITTEES STOP BY STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICE ROOM 115, NEBRASKA UNION FOR MORE INFORMATION AND A COPY OF THE APPLICATIONS DEADLINE ■ APRIL 12TH. YOU ARE INVITED 1988 SUE TIDBALL AWARD CELEBRATION In recognition ol students, (acuity and stall who contri bute to the aualfty ot life on the UNL campus Sunday evening April 10 700 PM St. Marks Episoopal Church 1309 R Street Speaker Dr. Cecilia Will* Poetry: Roy Scheele Music: Salt Creek String Band I WHY I I V V I I I go to those 1 ■ small hole-in-the-wall bars? I I Thursdays the BIG PARTY | 1 is at 1 I ‘Ml'XGLfLS 8 1 9TH&P I ■ TROPICAL THURSDAY 1 I & ROCK NIGHT 1 1 50C Draws 75C Mixed Drinks Z I NO COVER ALL NIGHT f ■ Hawaiian Dress (shorts, etc.) || I Beer Relay at 11 p m. ( I POOL TABLES * VIDEO GAMES * DANCING * MUSIC If |__VIDEOS^SPORTS BAR UPSTAIRS * ALL ROCK MUSIC j
