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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1991)
I-SPORTS BRIEFS-1 Former Huskers to play NU seniors A team of former Nebraska foot ball players will play a team of 1990Comhusker seniors tonightat 7 atLincoln Southeast High School in a benefit for the American Heart Association. The “Legends” team of former players will include Coach Jerry Tagge, Turner Gill, Steve Taylor, Gerry Gdowski, Craig Sundberg and others, not all of whom are quarterbacks. The “Seniors” will include, among others, Captain Dave Edeal, Kenny Walker and Mike Croel. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for children 12 and under. NU-OU to match up after Thanksgiving The 1991 Nebraska-Oklahoma football game will be played Nov. 29 in Memorial Stadium and will be televised by ABC. The game originally was scheduled for Nov. 23, but was moved to the day after Thanksgiving for the second straight year. . .~ . “ "m J4 Great Reasons to Visit Jack's: 1. Thursdays 250 Tacos 2. Live Music Friday through Sunday 3. Open Stage Every Sunday ^ 14. On/Off Sale Liqour and Beer 0 _ . —^ New Ownership I A f mC V Located at 27th and Holdrege '(Between the Campuses) j F__ —— — _ — — _ — — — — — — — —1 10 inch 1 topping pizza with fmT\ 16 oz. drink (shuttle) (tl CA VfOLIVERS JF <P mJ • +J \ J | ''W'^ | 475-6363 . 475-6363 230 No. 17th Name-I Next to the U STOP Address-I I Pick Up Only Exp. 1-31-91 — —_ — _ — — — — — -| 14 inch 1 topping pizza with : *! r PIZZA \ 2 16 oz- drinks J ! ^ $5.50 j | 475-6363 475-6363 I 230 No. 17th Name_-:-I I Next to the U STOP Address-I | PicJkUpOnly Exp. 1-31-91 b-. — .-... — .-..--_ — NU volleyball loses 2 players By Chris Hopfensperger Senior Reporter The Nebraska volleyball team, national semifinal loser last season, has lost two players with eligibility remaining this off-season. Junior-to-be Valerie Vermeulen, who missed much of the early season with illness, left Nebraska last week to join the Maryland volleyball pro gram. A setter, Vermeulen played in four games last fall. She finished her ca reer at Nebraska with 16 digs, 12 kills and two aces. Vermeulen said the biggest reason for leaving was her lack of playing time. “I love it here, and I love the people,” Vermeulen said. “I’m sorry that I have to go.” Vermeulen said she made the decision to leave during the Big Eight tournament and began looking at other programs, including Pittsburgh and Hofstra. Senior-to-be Sara Hesch, whose season was hampered by a shoulder injury, will take a medical hardship next fall. “My shoulder is pretty bad,” Hesch said. “I can play intramural basket ball and it hurts, but it’s nothing like it is during volleyball.” Despite being able to play intra murals, Hesch said she has no inten tions of following twin sister Sue to the Nebraska women’s basketball team. The free time created by the lack of practice will go toward academics, Hesch said. “I’m upset, in a way, that I can’t play volleyball any more,” she said. “I’m going to hit the books now.” A middle blocker who played in 23 matches last season racking up 47 kills, Hesch will remain on scholar ship but will not piay. Rec Scoreboard Results from Tuesday’s games. Men’s basketball Fraternity A Sigma Nu A1 60. Delta Tau Delta 28; Sigma Chi A1 77, Delta Upsilon A1 57; Beta Sigma Psi by forfeit over Farm house A1; Triangle 70, Lambda Chi Al pha 36; Sigma Phi Epsilon A1 58, Alpha Tau Omega A1 37; Phi Gamma Delta 40, Kappa Sigma 26; Sigma Phi Epsilon A2 62, Chi Phi A1 44; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 62, Phi Kappa Psi 52 Fraternity B Delta Tau Delta B1 43, Pi Kappa Phi 29; Sigma Alpha Epsilon B2 53, Alpha Gamma Rho 32; Ag Men 63, Farmhouse 44; Lambda Chi Alpha B2 62, Chi Phi B1 42; Sigma Chi by forfeit over Lambda Chi Alpha B 1; Sigma Nu B2 by forfeit over Phi Gamma Delta B2; Phi Gamma Delta B1 77, Phi Kappa Psi 33; Sigma Alpha Epsi lon B3 58, Chi Phi B2 38; Kappa Sigma 60, Triangle 37; Delta Tau Delta B2 42, Sigma Phi Epsilon B2 25; Alpha Tau Omega B2 52, Sigma Phi Epsilon B1 50; Delta Upsilon B2 55, Beta Theta Pi 46; Theta. Chi 54, Tau Kappa Epsilon 50; Alpha Tau Omega B3 81, Alpha Gamma Sigma 54; Beta Theta Pi B1 67, Sigma Nu B1 31. Fraternity C Ag Men III 55, Lambda Chi Alpha 26, Sigma Alpha Mu 49, Sigma Nu C2 34; Sigma Chi 70, Acacia 38. Women's basketball The Bombers 40, Nav Crusaders 28; Fine Young Ladies 32, Delta Sigma Pi 12, Alpha Delta Pi 32. Delta Delta Delta 24, Alpha Omicron Pi 30, Chi Omega 23; Grant/Aurora 37, Quashers 24, Your Loss FYI 42, East Campus 31; Minimum Contacts 39, Schramm 7 26; Sandoz 6 28, Sam's Team 13; Delta Gamma 41, Pi Beta Phi 15; Alpha Xi Delta 20, Alpha Phi A1 6. Co-rec volleyball AB The Betty's & Barney's 2, Sigma Nu/ Alpha Omicron Pi 0; Acacia B 2, FCA 0; Ag Men 2 Schramm 3&8 0. BC Neihardt Staffage 2, SAE and Lil' Sisters 0; Dead Puppios 2, Death Disks 1; Just Don t Matter 2, Mr Happy 0; Chi Phi 2 2. Abel 11 0; Abel 4/Sandoz 7 2, SAE & Delta Gamma 0; Chi Phi 3 2, Schramm II & the Possey 0; Magnificent Seven by forfeit over Flim Flam Flukes; UCSC Banana Slugs by forfeit over Chi Omega/Beta Theta Pi; After Hours 2. SRA Racers 0 Setter Val No .jc, outside hitter Linda Bareness and defensive spe cialist Becky Bolli used up their final years of eligibility last fall as they guided the Comhuskers to the Final Four for the second straight year. Men’s Basketball 1. Heavy C and the Boy (0-0) 2. Sigma Alpha Epsilon-A (1-0) 3. Sigma Nu-A (1-0) 4. Beta Theta Pi-A (1-0) 5. Burnt Toast (0-0) 6. Hammer Time (1-0) 7. Alpha Tau Omega-A1 (1-0) 8. Gather 3-A (0-0) 9. Law I (1-0) 10. Midnight Blue (1-0) Women’s Basketball 1. Volleyballers (10) 2. Alpha Omicron Pi (0-0) 3. Grant/Aurora (1-0) 4. Your Loss FYI (1-0) 5. Fine Young Ladies (1-0) 6. Sam’s Team (1-0) 7. Quashers (1-0) 8. Musketeers (1-0) 9. U.N. Nuns (1-0) 10. Alpha Phi-A2 (1-0) Co-rec Volleyball 1. Fluffaluffacuss (0-0) 2. SA Spikers II (2-0) 3. Alpha Omicron Pi (0-0) 4. Pi Kappa Phi/Kappa Alpha Theta (2-0) 5. Abel 4/Sandoz 7 (0-0) 6. F.Y.I. (0-0) 7. Alpha Tau Omega/Pi Beta Phi (0-0) 8. The Betty’s & Barney’s (1-0) 9. Sweethogs (2-0) 10. Just Don’t Matter (1-0) From the Office of Campus Recreation Must sell 1990 woman's Sterling street bike. Like new for $200. Call 476-9785.___ Performance training rollers. $100 obo.. avenir wmd tralner, $40 o.b.o. Call after 4pm, 486-1503. Red line Mountain Bike. $250.436-8052. _ Schwinn Super Letour. Excellent condition. Lots of ex tras. $250. obo 466 0697, leave message 6 Computers For Sale Apple IIGS, 512k, 2 drives. RGB Monitor, mint condition Call 438 2546. Goldstar 13* Monochrome monitor. Used 2months, $45 WordperfectS.G mannual, brandnew. Si5. Cali Winston 476- 8658(after 6pm).RM202. Bancroh(daylimel. MACINTOSH PLUS COMPUTER 20 Meg Hard Drive Imagawriter number printer. $1500.436-6946 7 Jewelry One carat diamond cluster ring with 14 carat gold (hick band. In perfect condition. Chris, 421-7364, leave mes sage 8 Furniture For Sale Dorm lotts for sale. Delivered and installed. $94.23. Call Todd, 475-0654 King size waterbed with drawer base. Good condition must sell-leaving for Peace Corps. $125 obo. Call Jeff 477- 4450, leave message Queen-size Waierbed. padded rails, bookcase nead board with etched mirrors, 6 drawer underdresser $350/ o.b.o. 421-1168. Sofa and loveseat, real good condition. $150. Full s.z# dryer, S50 Call Dan. 470-3824. Super-single, soft sioe waterbed. Complete with frame, boxspring, hea; pad. fill attachments. Call 476-8228. White French Provincial dresser. Six drawers, large mir ror, excellent condition, best offer Call Kristi, 483-0054. 10 Misc. For Sale "Attention." I would like to apologize to the few who called and heard my phone message on 1/29. "Please” call back so I can explain 477 5699. Personal Security Alarm. Thank you. 14" color TV with remote tsontrol. 3 years old. S300/obo Peugot ten-speed Si 50. 786-2216. Bentloy senes 10 bass with case. S100. 27" Raleigh 12 speed, $125. 435-1263. FOR SALE' Mademoiselle 3 year membership, includes Powercue andj year free tanning $200 obo. 267-7705 GAPS complete MCAT test preparation Kit 477-6453 Kyosho Burns R/C Car. Capaoie of 60mph. Complete and ready to run. Chris, 436-8475. m*mb#r*h,p~S225 ♦ S‘cSnl/Ks3Br'n<l Naw: Exta!,an' SKI BOOTS ,ii# 27 °Mo 1/2 ieadbzwld°lL^l5vrb*<1,u8*rr'l'W*v*' f™"Of/bookshelf neadboard, everything included. $125. 464-6084. $3.00 per day for 15 words on individual student and student organization ads. $3.75 per day for 15 words on commercial aas $.15 each additional word. $.75 billing charge. Personal ads must be prepaid. Found ads may be submined free of charge DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. weekday before publica tion. 2 Appliances 5.0 dorm refrigerator, $150 obo Factory warranty. Will deliver. 476-1323. WASHER/DRYER $25 Down and $25 monthly of three payments. No interest on these used machines. Most units, $100.90 day warranty. Also stoves, refrigerators, and 'urniture on payments 466-6252. Free deliveryll I 3 Bicycles For Sale_ 1968 Schwinn Le Tour, excellent shape Call 435-5576. 59 cm Torpado. Campy. Columbus. 435-2322, ask for Bob Or 423-9441, Paul. American Arrow 10 speed. Excellent condition. Euro pean design and construction. $75. Call 464-3730. Bianchi Prerruo roadbike, red. 17-inch frame, like new. Paid $425, asking $250/obo. 474-0526. Blue Schwinn 10-speed, $80 o.b.o. 476-8337, ask tor Tim or leave message. CANNONDALE road bike, biue'yeitow, Shimono 105 components. Cat eye computer. ScottLemond chp-ons. excelien* condition, $500. 476-2843 For Sale: 12 Speed Schwinn World Sport bicycle, gray, in excellent condition. $150 o.b.o. Call 436-8490. leave message. Lite new. Centurion Ironman 12 speed touring bike. Call Doug, 421-6451. Mountain brite. Perfect condition. Worth $500. will sacri fice tor $300 Call Mite 470-3824 -1 Earning money * a Harris study means going through a lot of channels. 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