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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1988)
Football alumni reunion next fail All Nebraska football alumni are invited to attend a special reunion Oct. 28-29 in Lincoln that will in clude a Go Big Red reception, a tour of progress, a trip to Memorial Sta dium to see the Comhusker-Missouri game and a Big Red banquet. All former Husker players are I encouraged to contact committee members if they would like to help with the event, make reservations 01 know the adeiress of former Nebraski players. Committee members include Joseph Blaha, Greg Jorgensen Maury Damkroger, Jerry Tagge, Pau Potadle and Steve Glenn. 488-4804 Single • $4.00 10 Sessions • $30.00 (Reg Price) May Coupon Special! 10 Tanning Sessions • $25.00 Call for your appointment today! j Offer expires May 31, 1988 ^ Hung Up About Your Hang-Ups? Shop our Frame Sale^,« 1 Up to 50 on ready-made frames and framing supplies 25* on custom framing £!!■!* I |A 228 N. 12th • 474-2062 3MVI MWIUMIIV Gateway Mall • 467-4602 artworld L : _KL_. ! 4> ii I Caid 1325 “0" St. ■iMMfiHIH—m ■ i | Hin i m I — - — I Eric Gregory/Dally Nebraskan Marathoned out Former Nebraska runner Karlene Erikson receives medical attention after winning the women’s portion of the Lincoln Marathon Sunday. Neumann: This class similar to 1986’s Nebraska wrestling coach Tim Neumann introduced his 1988 re cruiting class by saying it’s compa rable to his group last season that was ranked third in the nation by Amateur Wrestling News. Neumann signed seven high school athletes and two junior college transfers to letters-of-intcnt. “This class is real similar to the 1986 class,” Neumann said. “On paper, this is one of the best group of kids we’ve signed since I’ve been here.” Neumann said he wouldn’t be surprised if all of the high school recruits earned All-America honors by finishing among the top six wres tlers in their weight class in the nation. He said the high school athletes combined to for a 703-43-0 record while winning 16 state champion ships. l‘They arc all outstanding,” Neu mann said. Neumann said the recruiting class causes him to become excited about the future. “They are all good students, and they have the character it lakes to make the transition from high school to Big Eight wrestling,” Neumann said. “They all have the potential to excel at the Division I level.” The recruits include: • John Buxton, a three-time South Dakota slate champion who will compete in the 118-pound weight class. Buxton, from Spearfish, S.D., posted a 156-7 career record and placed third and fourth in the United Stales Wrestling Federation Junior National Championships. • Butch McFcc, a transfer from Garden City (Kan.) Community Col lege. McFce, a state champion while attending Hale High School in Tulsa, Okla., was the top-ranked wrestler in the nation’s 118-pound weight class before an injury ended his season. • Darren Droegcmuellcr, an Os sco, Minn., native who compiled a 145-9 record while winning two state titles in the 142-pound weight class. Drocgcmucller is the brother of cur -See NEOMANN'orT2T M W BRIDAL SALR 7 --] U Stay & Study! Relaxed Study Atmosphere Gourmet Coffee Pastries 1324 "P" Street • 477-6611 Special Hours for Finals Week: 7:00 am - Midnight May 1-5, 1988 7:00 am - 12:30 Fri. & Sat. til UP TO 50% OFF Attendants’ Dresses Bridal Gowns Tuxedos, Too! Itenai§§ance VBridal 10878 West Dodge Kd. In the Old Mill Shopping Center Omaha • 498-0900 MfcMWR NATIONAL BRUTAL SLRVKt
