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INU basketball recruit to undergo shoulder surgery ly Steve Sipple K„ff Reporter_ ff-cgSrSTa basketball recruit Bruce th .Kick’s shoulder injury probably fton’t affect his career as a Corn ■ But Chubick, a two-time All-State ■selection from Atkinson West Holt, ■said his dislocated shoulder occurred ■al Chubick injured his right shoulder ■while diving for a ball during Atkin |son West Holt’s final regular-season game Atkinson West Holt, the s No-. ;rated Class C-l team at the Ume, still managed to advance to the district final before losing 51-50 School^ Cr66k 31 N°rf0,k High That loss cost West Holt, which 21'Ulhc chancc 10 defend its 1988 Class C-l state title. Chubick played against Battle Creek despite his injury, but he said West Holt’s fate may have been different had he been healthy. “The injury, really couldn’t have come at a worse time,” Chubick said. I don’t know if we would have won state, but we should have got there. I was about 60-percent healthy in the disfrict final. I couldn’t play well inside — I didn’t have any strength.” Chubick still scored 31 points. He said teams normally double- and triple-team him, but Battle Creek didn’t Chubick will undergo surgery March 28, said Bruce Chubick Sr., Atkinson-West Holt’s boy’s basket ball coach. Chubick Sr., who coached his son in high school, said the surgery will be performed by Nebraska team phy sicians Dr. Tom Heiser and Dr. Pat Clare at St. Elizabeth Community Health Center in Lincoln. Chubick said his son’s rehabilitation period should be about three months. Three long months, Chubick Jr. said. “It’s like Larry Bird (of the Na •/ tional Basketball Association’s Bos ton Celtics) a few years back,” he said. ”He was deciding whether to have surgery on his bone spurs (in his heel). For him, there was no good time. “There’s no good time when you’re dedicated.” But Chubick Jr., a right-handed shooter, said he’ll play basketball during his rehabilitation period. “I’ll get the ball out and work with my left hand,” he said. [Lack or depth reared in offensive line, NU coach says TENOPIRFrom Page 14 guard spots and left tackle are unde cided entering spring drills. At right guard, Tenopir said Bill Bobbora, a 6-3 , 260-pound senior from Amarillo, Texas, goes into spring practice as the starter. But he will be pushed by Steve Engstrom, a junior from Lincoln Pius X High School. Steve’s a big, strong kid with a lot of athletic ability,” Tenopir said. Tenopir said Roschal will be given a chance to prove himself at right guard. Tom Punt is the leading candidate to win the starting job at left tackle, Tenopir said. Punt, a 6-8,270-pound junior from Sioux Center, Iowa, re dshirted in 1987 and played as a re serve last year. Terry Eyman, a 6-6, 265-pound junior from Omaha Bryan High School, goes into spring practice behind Punt, but has a chance to win the starting job, Tenopir said. Jim Wanek and Chris O’Gara v/ill be fighting for the starting left guard assignment. O’Gara, from Madison, Wis., switched to tight end last spring and played sparingly behind Todd Mil likan because of injuries. Tenopir said Wanek, a 6-foot jun ior from Aurora, will probably be the starter at tight end. “Wanek probably has the upper hand because he’s played a little last season,” Tenopir said. Another concern of Tenopir is depth. He said the Cornhuskers ^ tough schedule early last season didn’t give them time to develop depth. ‘‘We had a couple of tough games early on, so we didn’t get to play the second and third team as much,” he said. ‘‘Getting young kids playing time early in the year is critical to their development.” Tenopir said that’s the best thing about spring drills -- everybody gets a chance to play. ‘‘We at least want to come out of the spring with a solid two-deep at every position,” he said. ‘‘That just didn’t work out last year.” FOR SALE Bicycle* 1988 Specialized Stumpjumper MT bike, dick shift, $425, OBO. Schwinn touring bike, ready for Spring, $175. 477-5565. DOWNHILL SKI IS. Fischer 195 cm with Solomon 226 bindings ($50). LeSki 150 cm with LookGT 531 bindings and poles (S50). Women s size 10 ski coots ($20). 466 5510. _ Lifetime Mademoiselle Membership Free baby-sitting and tanning $850 value, asking $400. 476-9727, after ‘4PM __ _ Manual typewriter ribbons 53 cents each (tax included). 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March 23 by 400 Get your applications in nowl SCHMTT GROUP GUITAR LESSONS For |ust $34.50 we ll put a guitar in your hands tor 8 weeks and teach you how to play itl Price includes use ol guitar, amp, all lesson materials, and 8 hour lessons Make-up lessons will be offered for those leavma town at end of spring semester. Classes begin week of April 3rd, so call now. 487-2308 _ Apply for the Chancellor's Outstanding Senior Award. Applications are available at the Wick Center and at the CAP/CAP-East offices Applications are due April 5th at Wick -Sponsored by the Student Alumni Association SF ELECTIONS Thursday at 5.00 a the Reunion. Fundraising and public ity >< a nn SUMMER SESSIONS EARY REGISTER MARCH 20TH - APRIL 7TH The Publications Board wiU meat at 4:30p.rn. Thursday, in the Nebraska Union to discuss Daily Nebraskan poli cies. All a/a invited to attend. UNL MARKETING CLUB ^ Thursday. March 23, 4:30pm at Valentino s. Student/ Faculty mixer UNL YOUNG DEMOCRATS State senator Dave Landis. 7.30pm. Thursday^Union^ £R£EI<A|TAiRj!____ AXO’* are proud to announce Stephanie B , Walpurois ' nacht Chairperson and Sandy W. as Vice President of UPC East . Way to Gol I AXO. Roses are red. The Punch was blue. We had fun watching TV with youl Acacia Chr *Congratulations on bema selected for University Ambassadors We re proud ofyoui# ^ ^ ^ Congratulations to Tom M. for being selected as First Vice-President of UPC! Th# ^ ^ Congratulations to Dave H. on being elected to Ag Advi sory Board. Jhe M#n Qf A)pha Gamma Sqma Congratulation* to Malt B. on being elected Business Senator. ,Tha Man ^ A|pha Qamma Sqma Congratulations to Greg H. on being elected Vice-Presi dent of Alpha Zeta Men of Alpha Gamma Sqma Congratulations to John B. and Kevin Y. on being Senior Not {hies. -The Men of Alpha Gamma Sigma DU BASKETBALL TEAM: Congratulations on winning athe all greek basketball championship. With two games under your belts, only two left for all University Champs. GOOD LUCKI Your Delta Upsilon Brothers Kris D , You are outstanding! Congratulations on being cho sen Vice President of Innocents! Love, your A-Phi Sisters Lisa B. (AXO), Congrats on becoming ar Arts & Sciences Senator studl Love, your AXO Sisters NILE Robin K., We wish you the best at Creighton. We are very proud of you I AXiD’s SAA Exec committee applications due Thursday, March 23 by 4:00. Get your applications in now! SF ELECTIONS Thursday at 5:00 a the Reunion. Fundraising and public ity at 4:00 PERSONALS Julie McP. Just a little personal to say it's your 21st. so have a great dayl So many contributions in such a big way. weird and wonderful I know you'll stay! Your Friend, Alicia Mae Hey Rumpster, > What are you doing7 Kuzumuyafu? Hope you have agood Spring Break, NOT! Try not to miss me too much. 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