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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1988)
NU women earn athletic honor I Eight Nebraska female athletes were recipients of the 1988 Sports manship Award presented by the Cornhusker athletic department and the Lincoln Sunrise Club during a special program last Wednesday. This year’s awards honored basketball’s Stephanie Bolli, golf’s Francee Kopecky, gymnastic’s Mary Ocel, softball’s Leeanna Miles, swimming’s Erin Hurley, tennis’ Anne Stephens, track’s Tammy Thur man and volleyball’s Kathi De Boer. j The honorees were selected on leadership, team spirit, respect for coach and teammates, positive atti tude, talent and demonstration of sportsmanship on and off the field of play. ; GUNNY'S MALL 13th& Que BURGER MANIA Basic Burger (i oz. charbroiled gourmet patty, with or without cheese, lettuce, onions, pickles, and tomatoes on a kaiser bun. Fries included. $1.99 25c drafts with burger purchase. (limit 2 per person) We({iek Offer good April 25-28 11 AM 10 PM 1235 Q 476-3015 11 A.M.-12 MIDNIGHT ! rpirri j rvrifT mon. fri. X XlJEj XjvXJ7 X 1 P.M.-12 MIDNIGHT SAT. Steak and mushroom sandwich $1.90 Classic Pinball & Video-2 plays 254 Also Xenophobe, Joust 2, Sky Shark 25% OFF ALL PERMS AND COLORS Offer expires May 13th 245 N. 13th St. • Lincoln, NE • 475-5550 MICHAEL’S FLOWERS Remember ‘ ‘The Graduates' ’ & ! “Mom on her day ” Bouquets, Planters, Silk Corsages 474-0194 13th &Q Taco Bell 49< Tacos after 10:00 PM and all day Sunday 99<t Meximelts 475-3007 13th &Q St. CHESTERFIELD’S & THE BIG RED POOL ROOM The best in live music Thurs., April 28th — Sidekick Fri. & Sat., April 29th & 30th Rockin’ Billy & The Red Hots July 1 & 2 - The Finnsters Their only Lincoln show this year. The Big Red Pool Room opens at noon 7 days a week. MONDAY-All Imports $1.25 TUESDAY-Longnecks 95< WEDNESDAY-Well and call drinks 95<r THURSDAY—Blue Margaritas $1.25 Coronas $1.25 Nachos $1.75 Alpha Tau Omega s Tim Eisner (left) hits Sigma Nu’s Jim Martin with a left during Friday s Sigma Chi All-Greek Fight Night. Martin won the fight by decision. Greeks trade toe-to-toe blows for chairty and fraternity pride By Steve Sipple Senior Reporter For most of the boxers at Friday night’s Sigma Chi All-Greek Fight Night, it wasn’t a question of who would win, but rather who would survive. A loud, rowdy crowd estimated at 1,900 watched University of Ne braska-Lincoln Greeks pound each other for charity at the 4-H Hall at State Fair Park. Proceeds from the even went to Wallace Village For Children in Broomfield, Colo. Wallace Village is a treatment center for learning-disabled or emo tionally disturbed children. The first fight set the tone for the night. Sigma Nu’s Jerry Woodward and Acacia’s Travis Norris each opened the first round with a non-stop barrage of punches. But by the begin ning of the third round, the two Fight ers barely were able to lift their arms. At one point, Norris stumbled into Woodward and the two fell to the mat. Norris won the bout by decision. Sigma Nu’s Jerome Torres, a 175 pounder from North Platte, avenged his fraternity’s opening-fight loss with a decision over Phi Delta Theta’s Steve Thompson. Torres, who was trained by Lincoln’s Ray Menefee, said the match made him realize how difficult boxing is. “I didn’t think it would be as tough as it was,” said Torres. “It’s quite an experience.” At one point in the fight, Torres missed Thompson with a lunging left hook and nearly fell through the ring ropes. “I got a little wild and lost track of my fundamentals,” Torres said. “With everything happening, the crowd roaring, it’s hard to keep your fundamentals in line.” After Sigma Chi’s Matt Analora won a decision over Phi Kappa Psi’s Chad Mann, Phi Delta Theta’s Scott Cox dccisioncd Delta Tau Delta’s Dave Zauha. Cox’s win ended the Delts’ 39-fighl All-Greek Fight Night win streak. “God, I wanted it bad,” said Cox, a 148-poundcr from Gehring. “The win-streak played a big part of it. But 1 just wish it wasagainst another guy.” Unlike the other fights, Cox and See FIGHT on 14 UNL Dairy _ this week’s specials _ - ,_ (April 25-29) / both Campus Unions ^ 2:30-3:00 & 7:30-9:00 / . XMmm MONDAY'W Single Cones \ 2 for 554 I 1 for 354, ,_, _ L >wednesday\ TUESDAY \ 8 oz. Yogurt \ Sundaes \ 2for50c \ 2 for 90<t 1 1 lor 30<t 1 1 for 56< 1. I /( hot fudge & strawberry 1)} l, t'V ^ \ THURSDAY Super Shakes (for the price of a regular) 954 i n i :c :kks a it ^ ONE OF THE DISEASES YOUR PLASMA FIGHTS IS HEMOPHILIA. SPECIAL EARN UP TO $120 A MONTH $15 First Donation, $20 on Second (It pays to be a hero.) 1 LINCOLN DONOR CENTER 1 126th N. 14th St., Suite #2 474-2335 % New donor hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Sat. 8-3 p.m. Sun. 9-2 (Certain restrictions apply.)
