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NU Is ‘a good fit’ for signee
From Staff Reports
The Nebraska women’s basket
ball team received a letter of intent
from junior college transfer Sheila
McPherson, Coach Angela Beck an
nounced Wednesday.
McPherson, a 5-foot-5 point guard
from Indianapolis, averaged 15 points
and five assists last season at Wabash
Valley Community College in Mt.
Carmel, 111. She played her freshman
season at Division II Indiana Univer
sity Purdue University at Indianapolis.
McPherson said she thought Ne
braska was a good match for her.
“I liked the atmosphere at Ne
braska,” she said. “I wanted to play at
the highest level, and Nebraska is a
good fit for me.”
Beck said thejunior college transfer
would play a major role next season.
“Sheila was bom and raised with
the game and has an intense love for
basketball,” she said. “She brings a
tremendous attitude and work ethic
to our team.
“She’s a good 3-point shooter and
distributes the ball well. Fundamen
tally, her skills are very good.”
Doubleheader
planned after
two washouts
From Staff Reports
Wednesday’s baseball game
between Nebraska and
Creighton in Lincoln was post
poned because of rain and cold
weather.
The Comhuskers and
Bluejays also were washed out
for Tuesday’s game in Omaha.
An 1-80 doubleheader has
been scheduled for today be
tween Nebraska and the 25th
ranked Bluejays. The first game
will be played at the CU Sports
Complex in Omaha at 1 p.m.,
and then both teams will travel
to Lincoln to play at 7 p.m. at
Buck Beltzer Stadium.
Nebraska goes into the
doubleheader with a 19-13
record and an 8-7 mark in Big
Eight play. The Bluejays, 22-9
and on top of the Missouri
Valley Conference at 12-2, are
ranked No. 25 by Collegiate
Baseball.
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Phillips injures hamstring,
not expected to return
From Staff Reports
No. 1 Nebraska I-back Lawrence
Phillips, sidelined for much of spring
practice with a pulled hamstring, may
not return to play this month, Ne
braska coach Tom Osborne said after
practice Wednesday afternoon.
Phillips, who returned to drills last
Friday, limped off the-Memorial Sta
dium turf 15 minutes before the end
of practice Wednesday. Osborne said
this injury was to the opposite ham
string that had previously been in
jured.
“How bad he’s hurt, I don’t know,”
Osborne said. “But if it’s very bad at
all, it will probably finish his spring.”
The Comhuskers scrimmaged for
much of Wednesday’s workout.
Osborne said the offense was begin
ning to show life after a lackluster
first two weeks of practice.
“I don’t think they turned die ball
over,” he said. “Overall, it was a
satisfactory day.”
Montana likely to announce
retirement from NFL Tuesday
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Joe
will go. On Tuesday.
Joe Montana, perhaps the best
quarterback in NFL history, will an
nounce his retirement in San Fran
cisco that day and follow with a news
conference in Kansas City on
Wednesday.
International Management Group,
the firm that represents Montana,
announced only that a news confer
ence in San Francisco would be held,
but a source at the agency said it
would be Montana’s long-speculated
retirement.
Chiefs president Carl Peterson did
everything but confirm that
Montana’s career is over.
“I will make this statement—that
we will have a press conference here
next Wednesday, probably at 10 a.m.,
specific to the status of Joe Mon
tana,” he said.
Montana, at a police benefit in
San Jose on Tuesday night, was also
evasive when questioned about his
retirement.
“I can’t say it ain’t or it is,” he
said.
Montana’s desire to retire at age
38 — he would be 39 at the start of
training camp — results from a num
ber of factors.
They range from injuries (most
recently knee surgery), the wishes of
his wife Jennifer to return to Califor
nia and his feeling the Chiefs had not
assembled a good enough team to
help him gain an unprecedented fifth
Super Bowl title.
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