Rodgers caps ‘best spring’ with solid performance
HUSKERS from Page 11
Walker, outside linebackers Mike
Croel and Jeff Mills, and safety Tim
Jackson.
“During the first two series, I don’t
think emotionally they (the first-team
defense) were in the game,” McBride
said. ‘‘Then, about the third series,
they really started playing well. They
thought they’d better step up the pace
because they were getting knocked
around pretty good.”
The Whites took the lead in the
first quarter on a 15-yard option
keeper by Dunlap with 10:06 remain
ing. Gregg Barrios added the extra
point.
In the second quarter, linebacker
Scott Kurtz picked off a Dunlap pass
and raced 74 yards for the Reds’ first
score of the day. The Reds took the
lead with 48 seconds left in the first
half when Morgan Gregory returned a
punt 59 yards. Chris Drennan’s extra
point made it 14-7 Reds at halftime.
In the third quarter, Red I-back
Terry Rodgers scored on a 5-yard run
with 9:57 left. Rodgers, who played
for both teams, led all rushers in the
game with a combined total of 105
yards on 25 carries.
Osborne said Rodgers was the
“one guy that held up and had the best
spring” this year.
White fullback Brian Harchleroad
cut the Reds’ lead to seven, 21-14, on
a 1 -yard run with 7:31 left in the third
quarter, but that’s as close as they
would come.
Drennan added a 37-yard field
goal at the end of the third period, and
Jim Kerwin and Ed Outlaw scored
touchdowns in the game’s final 2:34
to ensure the Red victory.
Besides Rodgers, McCam led the
Reds with 35 yards rushing and com
pleted five of six passes for 63 yards
and one interception.
Dunlap led all passers, completing
10 of 19 for 122 yards. He also rusned
for 28 yards and a touchdown on 10
carries.
Osborne said despite the injuries
and remaining areas of concern,
Nebraska has the talent to have a good
team next season.
“But the difference between a
good team and a great team will be
getting a good combination in the
defensive line with some depth,”
Osborne said. “We re still feeling our
way along a little there.”
Orioles’ woes continue as Kansas City posts 3-1 win
KANSAS CITY (AP) — The Bal
timore Orioles sunk to 0-18 Sunday
and stumbled closer to the worst los
ing streak in history as Bret Saber
hagen tossed a six-hitter to lead Kan
sas City to a 3-1 win.
' The Orioles’ slide is the longest in
the American League since the Wash
ington Senators dropped 18 straight in
1959, tying the teams for the fifth
worst streak. The major league record
is 23, set by the Philadelphia Phillies
in 1961 and the AL record is 20, set
three times.
The Orioles extended their record
for season-opening defeats and their
team mark for consecutive losses, not
including five straight losses to end
exhibition play.
FOR SALE
1986 Cavalier RS. Sky roof, air. PS. PB. like new. 47~
1726._
1986 YAMAHA Radian — Great condition. Red. 477
8945 Phil.__ __
2 desks, 2 dressers, 1 full size bedroom set, couch and
chair $150. 476-8952 leave message.
6 month old Commodore 64 computer with disk drive.
$480 488-0511._
Double mattress with frame. $20. 423-6787.
FOR SALE: Golf Ckites. Walter Hagen irons, must sell.
476-2829 (days) 474-5387 (evenings).__
King Size Waterbed. Bookcase headboard with mirror.
Heater, matress, liner. 472-0135.
LINCOLN POLICE DEPARTMENT
NOTICE OF SALE
of Unclaimed Bicycles and Property
May 7 at 10 am at Lincoln Land Towing, 410 West P
Street, by the Property Division. No checks accepted
Matching chair and oooch. Almost newl $100 for the set.
Call Monday thru Friday between 4 and 8 p.m. 477-9667.
Men's 14 carat gold ring, size 10112.5 mm wide, mill grain.
$75. 477-3698. _ _
Mobile home, wood-burning fireplace, china hutch, all
appliances. Excellent condition $13,800. 475-0495.
RECORDS. CO a, posters. morel Don’t miss THE MID
AMERICA RECORD CONVENTION. Onedavonly. April
24th, 10-5 at The Cornhusker Social Hall. 2940 Corn
rtusker Hwy, behind YAMAHA Door prizes. $1 admis
sion Bring your friends. Great fun for everyone.
Round tr nto Boston May 12 —Return May 18. $175.00
Call 489- 5283, 489-0530. _
Technic Stereo System Components. 4 speakers and
stereo stand. 477-7667.
Used Ol.vetti electronic typewriters $250 See Dan at the
Daily Nebraskan. 34 Nebraska Unon, 1400 R Street. 472
1769 _
Used refrigerator — excellent condition. $100. Contact
Joe at 475-1776.
Word Star 2000 ♦. Legal addition release 3.00 only used
once and has all of its original documentation. cor more
information call Monday-Fnday 8:30am-5pm. 489-0377.
VEHICLES FOR SALE
1977 MG. New engine, excellent condition. $3500.
489-1991 After 5 Oft _
BEAUTIFUL RED 84 CAMARO
Loadedl Must sell and wtll see cheaplll 421-1260.
Got marred MUST selL 76 Mercury Cougar XR7. Runs
great ps. pb. ac, 351W, no rust, bottom repainted, custom
wheels, good tiree. All faghway miles. 477-5261 noon,
evenings.
SERVICES
AVIS PROFESSIONAL TYPING &
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Resumes, term paper vmasters/doctntes, books, misc.
typing, laser/letter quality printers, copier. Dictaphone.
Near UNL campus Experience the professional differ
ence Call 435-AVIS. _
GRADUATION ANXIETY
Resume consultation, career and personal counseling
available at the YWCA. 1432 N Street. 476-2802
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323 North 13lh St.
4744136
TYPING & RESUMES
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WORD PROCESSING
Reports, resumes, etc.
Fast, quality service.
476 9194
BONNIES
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J*'m papers, theses, resumes, letters, transcription
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by Word Graphic
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— 474 6345
surries, reports and morel Quality typing, quid* turn
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**«"»*» other subiects or luatfor yourself7
Lau Darlene at 464 3015 for all your typing
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p Professional Typing Service
- h'8asonable rates and quality Skills Call 421 3690
QUALITY TYPING
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l UNION, e AM 5 PM, MONDAY-Friday, J
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TIRED OF SELLING PAERBACKS FOR PENNIES?
Page One pays 30% for most paperbacks used in litera
ture classes.
Page One Booketore
206 North 13th St
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Graduation Announcements
45 cents each. 10 for $4.25. Namecards can be printed
in our copy center I Ash for details.
Nebraska Bookstore
13th &“Q”
Monday Noon East Campus Union
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Dr. Richard Boohar
"Values and Stumbling-Blocks
In the Academic Vocation"
Brown Baa Lunch
Faculty. Staff & Grad Students Welcome
Budget Self Storage
College student special 5X10 units, $20. Limited time
only. 464 6351 or 423-3467. No deposit, must shcwLD.
Pang,
Than* a bunch I More fun again next yearl
The Chairperson
The Publeations Board will meet at 4 p.m., Tuesday in the
Nebraska Union to discuss Daily Nebraskan policies.
Interested persons are invited to attend
Oanh,
Thanx lor all the effort you put into AAC. Again next
yearl I
Thi
TIRED Of SELLING PAERBACKS FOR PENNIES?
Page One pays 30% for most paperbacks used m litera
ture classes.
Page One Bookstore
206 North 13th St
Saifu. . ,
Thanx a bunch for the artistic help
Chrishme
Diana N.. . . . .
Thanx a bunch for aU the effort. Let's do it again and
better next yearl .
Your Adorable Chair
★
To all Health Aides:
Thank you for caring about other students.
You've done a great jobl
Health Center Staff
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TUESDAY NIGHT
CHESTERFIELDS
9:30-close
LAURIE
McCLAIN
Winner Journal-Star ballot
for best local solo act!
CHESTERFIELDS
13th and Que
Lower Level
Students for Hal Daub
important meeting Saturday, 1 pm at the DU house-bring
a friend.
ALPHA ZETA MEETING
7:00 PM, Wed., April 20th
Animal Sci 128
Committee head sign-up.
Government Liaison Committee is currently
accepting applications for the following positions:
Public Relations
recruitment
Communications
Applications available available 115 Nebraska Union
_Dun 4:00 p.m. April 25, 1988_
Wendy.
It's been a great yearl Thanx for all the help and
supportl
Chrishine
GREEK AFFAIRS
LADIES
Need a place to live this summer?
Try PI KAPPA PH!
Call 435-8555_
Mike Lee and Steve Thompson.
Congratulations on a job well done. We worked hard
this year and had some lun. (Black eyes) Do it again next
year?
Scott
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Government Liaison Committee is currently
accepting applications for the following positions:
Public Relations
recruitment
Communications
Applications available available 115 Nebraska Union
Due 4:00 p.m. April 25. 1988
PERSONALS
To the guy who at* lunch at Lrttl* King's on Tuesday at
1:15pm. The very attractive Kappa that you want to meet
is taken-back off.
-So Sony
Shannon,
HAPPY 20TH BIRTHDAY!!
Beware
Love, Lisa and Lisa
Teas, four years until the roads will be safe againl
Roo
Beware of the wrath oI th* clutch.
Happy Birthday A-PHI'S:
PAT, 23rd and TIFF,27th
Love. Doc
Mikkie,
Have a Happy Birthdayl You've mad* 3.3% of my lit*
the best. Glad you took that on* precaution. I lav* you!
1001
CHILD CARE
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Join dozens ol Nebraskans from our agency living th*
good life. Great opportunities On* year commitment
only. Cal 402-554-1103 for details
Archer Dawson Agency
JOIN our -NANNY NETWORK’ of over 600 placed by us
in th* Northeast. On* year working with kids in exchange
tor salaries up to S250/wk . room and board, airfare and
benefits. W* offer th* BEST CHOICES in families and
ocslion. Contact HELPING HANDS, INC. AT 1-800-544
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List Price 110,897
Ford Fact Discount_-$707
$10,190
Ouy Dean Discount _$810
Selling Price $9,380
Ford Cash Rebate __-$500
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Down Pml * Trade_-$880
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Mothers’ Helper
for girls nine and five. Minimum 1-year position. Start
August. NYC suburb. Own roonYTV, good salary and
family. Must be 20, non-smoker, driver. Provide refer
ences and write: J. Kay. 133 Seven Bridges, Chappaqua,
NY 10514 or 914 241-1946\7.
Need occasional weekend/evening baby sitter. Non
smoker. 65th 6 A 489-3947.
Take a Break!
Be a Northern California Nanny. Call 415-686-0766.
WHITEHOUSE NANNIES
of Washington O.C. seeks individuals topiovide excellent
child care in exchange for room, board, and good salary.
We screen D.C. families IN PERSON to insure happy,
secure, working environment. Transportation provided.
One year commitment. References required. Call Jen
nifer 474-0578.
Seeking mature non-smoker to care for newborn in our
home 2-3 days/week. Starting in June — must have own
transportation 421-2820.
HELP WANTED
AMIGOS
REUNION CENTER
OPENING SOON
S3.75 to start (M-F day or closing shifts).
Up to $4.25 after experience.
Great work environment.
50% meal discount.
Paid vacation.
Flexible schedule.
S.T.E.P. Tuition Reimbursed College Scholarship Plan.
Up to 40% college tuition reimbursement depending
upon college, work availability & job tenure.
Amigos, an expanding quality oriented mexican fast food
chain, has excellent part-time & full-time job opportunities
at it's newest location in Lincoln at The Reunion Center.
If you are an aggressive customer oriented person & Ike
to work at a fast intense pace, apply NOW at Amigo's,
1407 O Street.
Be a NANNY
Seaside Connecticut towns near New York City.
Great salary and benefits, airfare provided.
Choose from warm, loving families, pre-screened by
us.
Year round or summer positions
Enjoy working with children
Care for Kids
P.O. Box 27
Rowayton, Conn 06853
(203)852-8111
Computer Operator
Full-time position available for an experienced computer
operator. Must be able to work any shift in a 24 hour
environment. Competitive salary and excellent benefits.
Phase submit resume to Michelle Derr — Networks, 525
S. 13th, Lincoln. NE 68508.
Counter person
Full or part time hefc> this summer. Flexible hours. Cloee
to campus. Apply in person. 2-5 pm. A La Chopstix.
Atrium Food Court, 1200 N Street.
CUSTODIAN
20-25 hours/week. Early evenings. Call 435-1200.
Weekdays between 1 -5 pm.
Daytime, evenings, and weekends help wanted. Fun
work at AnnaBelle's Creamery & Bakery ice cream permit
on premise and bakery specializing in gourmet cinnamon
ro'ls. cookies and fancy deserts. Variety of duties. Apply
now. AnnaBelle's Creamery A Bakery, 18th A Van Dorn.
423-0888
Flakey Jakes is now accepting applicat ons for Line
Cooks, Prep Cooks, Counter Personnel, Bus Personnel.
Both day and night time positions open. Please apply in
person M-Sat 2-5 p.m. e100 "O" Street. No phono calls
please. _
FLEXIBLE HOURS
For part-time custodial and light housekeeping workers at
the Reunion. Call Mike 466-7894 evenings best.
cull-time summer employment for warehouse work start
ing in May. Interviewing right away. 466-2221. Call for
interview. Must be 18 years or older.__
GREAT SUMMER JOBS
Flexible schedule. Raise in pay after training. Halt-priced
meals. Free uniforms. Schlotzsky's, the nation's leading
gourmet sandwich restaurant, is hiring for this summer at
all 3 locations. 12th A P. 54th A O. and 33rd A Hiway 2.
Apply in person 2-5 pm weekdays.
EOE
CAMP COUNSELORS - Male/female - Outstanding Slim
and Trim Down Campus: Tennis, dance, slimnastics,
WSI, athletics, nutrition/dietetics. Age 20+. 7 weeks.
CAMP CAMELOT on COLLEGE CAMPUSES at Massa
chusetts. Pennsylvania No. Caiolina, California. Con
tact: Michele Friedman, Director, 947 Hewlett Drive, No.
Woodmere. N.Y. 11581,800-421-4321.
Hiring Summer Basketball Officials for High
School League. Apply at YMCA, 1039 P
Street, 475-9822.
Hiring Youth Softball Officials
Apply at YMCA, 1039 P Street. 475-9622.
Weeknight games. Will train new officials.
JOBLESS TrtS SUMMER
WANT SOMETHING BETTER?
SlSOOrmonth average + EXCELLENT resume
experience
The Southwestern Co. is looking for hard-work
ing students for our summer internships (pos
sfcle college credit) in sales and business/mgmt
training. All majors qualify. For interview ap
pointment, leave message at 473-7950.
Need extra money?
Dial the phone with us. 6:30 pm-8:30 pm. 489-5779
NEEDED truck drivers and combine operators for custom
harvest crew. Good pay and long hours. Great chanoe to
see the countryside. Prefer someone with farm back
ground. Experience helpful but not necessary. For more
information call 466-1297.
The final exam is the most important!
Jon’s Notes can help by providing you
with a complete set of accurate notes.
We’ll type papers also. nmH,|
Jon’s Notes t dJUJuJc)
Upstairs in the Nebraska Bookstore N0TC5 :
Open Monday-Friday 9:00-4:00
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