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Big first inning boosts Huskers
By Trevor Parks
Staff Reporter __
Coach John Sanders said he was
just glad to finally get the game in.
But he was even happier after his
Nebraska baseball team picked up its
ninth victory of the season — a 5-2
win over Mount Marty College of
Yankton, S.D., Thursday at Buck
Beltzer Field.
Behind the pitching efforts of Cody
Winget and Mike Bellows, the Husk
ers gave up just two runs.
Nebraska, 9-5, jumped out early by
scoring two in the first inning.
Scott Wulfing led off the game
with a single. After reaching third on
a sacrifice, Wulfing scored on a two
out base hit by Derek Dukart. Alvic
Shepherd also scored togive the Husk
Huskers-Mountaineers: a likely Classic
From Daily Nebraskan and
Associated Press Reports
Nothing is final yet, but a Nebras
ka-West Virginia matchup in the Kick
off Classic is a strong possibility, a
Kickoff Classic official said Thurs
day.
John Samcrjan, director of public
affairs for the annual game, said a
battle between Nebraska and West
Virginia may be looming.
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Women’s tennis team to play in Wichita
From Staff Reports
The Nebraska women’s tennis
team takes a 3-1 record into this
weekend’s meet against Wichita
State and Tulsa in Wichita, Kan.
The Huskers will face Wichita
State at 10 a.m. and Tulsa at noon
on Saturday.
Freshman April Yarmus leads
the Huskers with a 4-0 record.
Alison McNellis and Fraukc
Hachtmann both have 3-1 records
for the Huskers.
Divers to compete in qualification meet
From Staff Reports
Husker men and women divers
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in Oklahoma City this weekend.
Jennifer Hamly, Julie Grimmer,
Curtis Marti, Jeff Bro and John
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This was very positive for us. These games have
pointed us in the right direction.
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crs a 2-1 lead.
The Huskers then added one run
each in the third and fourth innings.
In the fourth, David Crane singled
with one out. David Gappa and Chris
Hesse both walked. Wulfing then hit a
sacrifice fly to center to score Crain for
the only run of the inning.
While it was nice to spread around
the run production, Sanders said, the
Huskers still need more.
The Lancers threatened in the sev
enth. Trail ing 4-1, Mount Marty load
ed the bases with one out. Winget then
walked Jamie White to cut Nebraska’s
lead to two. But Bellows came in to
relieve Winget and got Tim Jensen to
hit into a double play.
Nebraska added an insurance run
in the seventh.
“This was very positive for us,”
Sanders said. “These games have
pointed us in the right direction.”
urn,” he said. “They arc one of Ihc
great programs in the country.
“The matchup has been one of the
things that’s been heard up and down
the hallways here.”
Other KickolTClassic officials de
clined comment.
West Virginia and Nebraska have
both expressed their desire to play in
the season opener.
West Virginia Athletic Director
Ed Pastilong said West Virginia play
ers voted Monday to play in the Kick
off Classic if invited.
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne has
said his players also had also ex
pressed their interest.
The game, the first of the college
football season, would be played at the
Mcadowlands in East Rutherford. N.J.,
with participants each receiving
$650,000.
Both West Virginia and Nebraska
finished the regular season 11-0. The
Mountaineers lost to Florida in the
Sugar Bowl.
Buckeyes
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we are going to have to beat them.”
But as long as Nebraska, who hasn’t
lost a home dual in five years, produc
es a good score Sunday, Allen said he
would he pleased.
“We don’t necessarily have to beat
them now,” he said. “It would be nice.
I think I have a better team. I would
like to beat them, but if we score a 285,
I’ll be happy.”
For the Huskcr women, who start
ed off the year 7-0 but arc now 9-5, the
Ohio State meet will serve as a step
ping stone for the Big Eight Champi
onships in Lincoln on March 26.
The Nebraska women have been
on the road for their last two meets,
and the Huskers went 2-5 in those
meets. Coach Dan Kcndig said the
team was looking forward to perform
ing in front of a home crowd again.
“The home crowd has a lot to do
with us doing good,” Kendig said.
“You get to sleep in your own bed the
night before. Just being at home will
be a big plus for us. We know what to
expect, and we’re comfortable here.”
He said the 14th-ranked Huskers
needed a solid performance against
the Buckeyes.
“I think it isan important meet. For
some reason, we have not done as
good as we would have 1 iked these last
couple of meets.”
In order to turn that around, he
said, the Huskers will need to focus on
hitting their routines.
“Now we’re back home and we’ve
had some decent workouts,” Kcndig
said. “We should go out and perform
well. These next two meets are really
important for us.”
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