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10 Columbus Telegram Columbus. Nebraska Wednesday. September 8. 1976 SPORTS Dodge netters sweep past Scotus girls By BECKY MOORE Donna Uekhus served 13 straight points to lead Dodge to a 15-t. 15-6 volleyball vic- tory over Scotus Tuesday night.

Dodge leaders for the second aame included Don- na's sister Jane' Liekhus serving 5 points and Janis Pieper with 4. leading the Scotus team in the sparse scoring games were Cindy Mimick with 2 York sweeps Lakeview YORK-The Lakeview Viqueens met defeat Tuesday night at York, losing 15-11, 7- 15 and 13-15. Ivy Bakenhaus and Mary Galley led the Viqueen volleyballers in scoring with 10 points. Other high scorers include DeLoris Behle and Glenda Plettner netting 5 points. Top spikers in the losing effort were: DeLoris Behle, 22 for 27; Tammy Runge, 10 for 14; and Brenda Janssen, 8 for 8.

Leading the assists in sets was Mary Galley with 20 and assists in bumps, Ivy Bakenhaus with 10. Close behind Bakenhaus was Brenda Janssen with 9. Coach Julianne Geraghty conunented on the strength and size of the York team due to a lot of returning players. York scored double vic- tories by defeating both the Lakeview frosh and JV squads. Lakeview's Kathy Humlicek served up 7 points despite the 16-14, 15-7 fresh- man loss while Linda Rodehorst gained 6 points in the JV setback of 154 and 18- 16.

Genoa will encounter home court disadvantage, Sept. 9, when they meet the Viqueens at Lakeview. Schuyler netters top Central City SCHUYLER-The Schuyler Warriorettes handed Central City back to back victories of 15-9, 15-10 for their first volleyball game of the year. Jane and Barb Svoboda served for 6 points leading Coach Roger Ham- mond's team to victory. Also leading in serves were Kim Egger and Julie Flynn with 5 each.

Sue Kobza contributed to the effort with 7 of 8 spikes. The Central City reserves copped the three sets with scores of 15-6, 7-15 and 154. Schuyler plays Crete at home, Sept. 14, at 6:30. points per match and Tammy Bogus railing for 2 in the last set.

Coach Barb Malicky felt the whole team played about equally but Barb Lueke did an outstanding job on defense. The Dodge frosh handed Scotus 15-6, 15-12 defeats in two straight sets with Alice Wiesneski and Marsha Eik- meier tallying 9 and 8 points, respectively. Scotus leaders for both games were Kristi Davison with 5 and Terry Hroza pulling in 3. The Scotus JV fell to the high servers of Lori Sellhorst, 14; and Mary Ann Uher, in the 15-3 and 15-1 Dodge vic- tories. Lynn Engsminger lead Scotus with 4 while Shelly Davidson and Sharon Rech each had 2.

With an 0-2 varsity record, Scotus travels to David City to meet Aquinas, Seward nips Discoverettes SEWARD-- Seward over- came a near perfect Columbus volleyball team first game to win 4-15, 15-10, 15-6 Tuesday night. "We played a perfect game in the opener, but mental mistakes cost us over the last two sets," said Coach Sandi Hopp who added praise to sophomore Cindy Aerni who took the place of injured setters Becky Person and Cheryl Poison. "Aerni did a fantastic job of taking the varsity pressure." Columbus leaders were Lynnette Cattau, 9-11; Aerni, 13-15; Deb Hamernik, 8-9; Sherrie Nelson, 10-10; Diane Martensen, 6-9; Donna Steiner, 9-9. Nelson led in spiking at 17 for 22, followed by Cattau, 7-8; Aerni, 4-6; Hamernik, 4-5; Martensen, 5- Steiner, 6-11. Seward reserves won, 15-13, '9-15, 15-5.

Columbus leaders were Sherre Warren, 9-12; Aerni, 11-14; and Trish Hopp, 5-9. Columbus High, 1-1, plays host to Lakeview on Monday, Sept. 13. Carew gets AL honor NEW YORK (UPI)-Five- time American League batting champion Kod Carew of the Minnesota Twins Tuesday was named the AL's "Player of the Week" for the period August 30-Sept. 6 on the basis of 14 hits in 30 trips to the plate.

PORT XHORTS By PAUL ERNST HARRIERS OPEN SEASON Columbus High and Scotus cross country runners begin start of new season with a dual at the Camp Luther grounds northeast of Richlond. Person Girl 12th Columbus runners looked impressive over the 2.5-mile course. (Telegram Photo by Becky Moore) Columbus High looks tough offer opening dual victory Good Reports I have heard a number of com- plimentary remarks about the Pawnee Park football field. The folks liked what they saw top lighting and a beautiful field 'of grass. As I've said many times many of our local residents don't appreciate the out- standing park and facilities we have here.

There are very few cities the size of Columbus or larger that can come up with a park like Pawnee Park. TCU Opener TCU, opening home foe of the Buskers, starts the campaign Saturday against SMU at Dallas. TCU visits Lincoln on Sept. 25. Last year the Horned Frogs were 1-10 but this year the picture isn't so gloomy with 5 offensive 7 defensive starters returning.

Reminder Here's a reminder about the opening I NCAA game UCLA-Arizona I State starting 7 p.m. Thursday. And that means it'll be very warm as the game is being played at Arizona I State. The Sun Devils will be favored by a touchdown. Tigers On Prowl LSU I fans are looking forward to the Huskers invading Baton Rouge.

They believe the Tigers have a good chance at upsetting the No. 1 rated Huskers. Here are a few reasons: Nebraska has never played in Tiger Stadium on a Saturday Nebraska beat LSU only by three points last year: LSU always gets up for the big ones and the Huskers arc No. 1 l-SU returns a number of top statistical leaders in every category from last year's team. ByRICHGAVER Cross country Coach Ron Callan called his 1976 Columbus High team "best overall group of runners ever in my eight years cross country," prior to the first dual, and on Tuesday his young squad lived up to his expectations by posting some excellent times over a rugged 2.5-rnile course at Camp Luther.

Sophomore Ron Stachura led the Discoverers with a strong 15:18 clocking won the dual over Scotus' most inexperienced and youngest squad ever by a 16-46 count. The Shamrocks' Frank Spenccri said their goal was just to finish the race and the veteran mentor was pleased as eight of the 10.who started crossed the finish line. Tuesday's first dual featured the first girl ever to run in cross country for a Columbus High team as sophomore Bobbie Person finished the race in 12th with a clocking of 19:03. Callan said, "Bobbie has excellent ability and has great courage of running the long boy's distance." Scotus returns only two lettermen in senior John Kosiba and junior Rich Jochum out of a squad of 12 that is the largest turnout ever at Scotus. Jochum took fifth to lead his mates with a time of 16:36, while Kosiba was eighth at 17:13, followed by sophomore Kevin Eutenauer, 9th, Senior Steve Heimann, llth, sophomore Jim McMeekin, 13, fresh- man Mike Jahn, 14, sophomore, Mark Voborii, Additional members of the A IV EXPLANATION saint! Itlenoer, pe I tyittm proridit a apportion rating, an a Ham a tht felali.r it.cnglh of all tearTM.

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It.iV .1 9 Shamrock squad are fresh- men Chung Van Nuhyen, Rick Ebel, Jerry Sokol and sophomore Todd Zuerlein. Spenceir termed the young club, "a good bunch of workers." Scotus will compete Friday, Sept. 10 in the Wahoo Invitational and the Cen- tennial Conference meet is slated for Oct. 8 in Omaha. Coach Callan was enthused with his club's first showing and commented, "it was an excellent job.

They were all 19 seconds better despite the 95- degree heat and strong winds." He continued, "we will need to run better Friday against York since they have won the last four outings." Columbus will host York at Camp Luther on Friday, Sept. 10 at 4:15 p.m. Trailing Stachura's course record was Columbus' lone senior runner Terry Anderson in 15:48, while junior Doug Brunkhorst was third in 16:20 and sophomore Marv Sawtell took fourth with the samp Another sophomore, Keith Groteluschen, was sixth in 17 minutes flat, white junior Dave Morse finished 7th in 17:05. Berlin stars in net loss to Kearney Victories by Dan Berlin and Bob Shivery broke the scoreless singles string by Columbus High team, although, dropping its third straight dual of the season to Kearney, 7-2 at Pawnee Park Tuesday. Berlin looked impressive by topping Kearney's tough Tom Salestrom, 6-7, 64, 64, while Shively, toppled John Wright, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2.

Kearney singles winners were Jeff Luke over Scott Ferguson, 6-2, 6-2; Greg Baltzell over Mike Fraka, 7- 5, 6-3; Ijane Plambeck over Doug Swartz, 6-0, 6-0; Bob Kirby over Mike Scheidegger, 6-3, 6-1. The Bearcats swept the doubles, No. 1, Salestrum- Luke over Berlin-Swartz, 3-6, No. 2, Kirby-Plambeck over Ferguson-Fraka, No. 3, Baltzell-Wright over Paul Ratlikamp-Scheidegger, 6-1, 6-3.

Columbus, 0-3, will host Norfolk reserves on Thursday at 4 p.m. Callan noted that junior Ken Stavas, who had the previous best time in an earlier workout over the course, as having a bad day, and junior Dana Wurdinger, another strong runner, came up with blood blisters and was forced out of the race. "If all pull together and help each other they can be great. We want to prove outselves on the course." Callan's previous club was 3-3-1 in duals and the team will be trying to improve on finishes of 5th in Apollo and 6th in Big 10. How They Finished: 1, Ron Slachura, 2, Terry Anderson, 3, Doug Brunkhorst, 16:20: 4, Marv Sawtell, 5, Rich Jochum, 6, Keith Groteluschen, 7, Dave Morse, 8, John Kosiba, 9, Kevin Eutenauer, 10, Ken Stavas, 11, Steve Heimann, 12, Bobble Person, 13, Jim McMeekin, 14, Mike Jahn, 15, Mark Voborii, 16, Tim Novickl, 23:15.

Columbus, Leigh boys on defense SCOREBOARD Sue Heiser on Nebraska net squad Country Columbus 16, Scotus 46 North Bend 10, LAeview 30 Seward Wahoo 31, David City Aquinas 43 Girls Volleyball Varsity Dodge over Scotus. 15-4, 15-6 York over Lakeview, 11-15, 15- 7,15 13 Seward over Columbus, 15-6 Schuyler over Central City, 15- Reserves Dodge over Scotus. 15-8, 15-1 York over takovlcw, 15-4, 18- 16 Seward over Columbus, 15-13 Central City over Schuyler, 15- Freshmen Dodge over Status, 15-6, 15-13 York over lakeview, 16-14, 15- 7 Boys Tennis Varsity Kearney 7, Columbus 2 Huskers drill under lights LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) The Nebraska football team worked out for two hours Tueday night under the lights at Seacrest Field in preparation for its opener against Louisiana State University Saturday night. Coach Tom Osborne said the team concentrated on its kicking and passing' game.

Following the practice, Os- borne said he expects to see LSU use a lot of different things in their offense, "LSU has a new offensive coordinator and we can ex- pect a lot of formations. It could be really open with them throwing the ball a lot," he said. Osborne said LSU quarter- back Pat Lyons is a good passing quarterback, and a player Nebraska tried to recruit. University of Nebraska volleyball coach Pat Sullivan made her final player cut and announced the names of the women who represent the University of Nebraska volleyball team for the 1976-77 season. At the same time, Sullivan also released a beefed up 1976-77 schedule.

Sullivan, who coached last year's team to an un- precedented 37-8 record and an invite to the AIAW National Championships in' Princeton, New Jersey, feels she has an even better squad this year than she had last year. "I am really excited about the talents of tfiis group," said Sullivan, "although some of the players need to work on various skills, they basically look very strong." Sullivan also said she was looking forward' to this season's new highly com- petitive schedule. "This is what Nebraska teams have been waiting for," bubbled an enthusiastic i a "competition against teams like UCLA can't help but improve our program. It's a rough schedule, but it is one that will provide our women with the kind of competition they need." The Lady Huskers will begin their schedule on September 18th when the varsity and junior varsity teams play Drake University and UNO in the University of Nebraska Coliseum. Game time 10:30 a.m.

Susie Heiser, a graduate of Columbus High, is a member of the UN-L volleyball team. Nineteen football hopefuls have been working out for two weeks at Kearney State, hoping to land a starting spot on the'defensive line team. Coach Guy Murray, line, and Coach Jack Ramey, line backers, have experienced veterans at every spot and a well balanced group of un- derclassmen to replace the "old Included are four seniors, 8 juniors, 4 sophomores, and 3 freshmen. Lyle Asche, (64, 240), of Columbus Lakeview won the Tom French Award as a freshman as the outstanding freshman player. An GPAC academic choice last fall, the tackle hopeful is 20 and majoring in business ad- ministration.

Steve Bates, (5- 11, 185), Kearney end, con- tinues to improve each year. He looks for a starter's spot this year. A GPAC academic selection, he is a pre-dentistry major. He is 20 and married. Keith Buschow, Blue Hill (6-3, each game as he plays the tackle spot.

He is tough and aggressive. The 2- letter winner is 20 and an industrial management major. Doug Inselman (6-2, 195) of Columbus Lakeview has been hampered by in- juries since his freshman year. The end candidate is a hard worker who loves the game. The 20-year old is majoring in industrial education.

Mike Laue (5-11, 187) of Harvard makes up for his size by toughness, hard hitting, and desire at the end spot. He is 19. Roger Wachholtz (64, 270) is the biggest man on the Kearney roster. The tackle candidate has earned two letters and gets better each game. He is 21 and a recreation major.

Mike Walsh (6-1, 205) and Norm Wilcox (6-1, 210) are both from Papillion and are both linebacker candidates. They are pushing the starting seniors and should see lots of action this fall. Mark Tonniges, Osceola, (6-2, 225) came into his own last fall and is a hard worker who works every day of the year to become better. He is 21 and a physical education major. Ed Yeuttcr (6-0, 210) is from Lexington.

Bothered by minor injuries the past two years, he is in top physical shape this fall and ready for the 10-game season. The sophomores include Mike Anderson (64, 227) Ron 192) tackle from Winside; Groteluschen (6-2, linebacker from Leigh; Myron Placek (6-1, 200) linebacker from Columbus; and Doug Peterson (6-2, 220) linebacker from Ord. Only Peterson lettered last year, but all saw lots of action on the last year's freshman team and are pushing veterans for' starting spots. Freshmen who have been working out with the varsity include Ron Glandt, Norfolk, (6-4, 215) who transferred to Kearney after a week at the University of Nebraska last fall and is an end Dave Slagle, (6-2, 195) of Lincoln Southeast who is impressing in early drills at a tackle spot; and Tom Virgl (6- 2,208) from Wahoo Neumann who is contesting for a linebacking assignment. All three men haye improved each day and could see action as the season progresses even though veterans man positions presently.

The Antelopes open their 1 season Saturday night as they host the Eau Claire Blugolds'in a 7:30 p.m. game'; on Foster Field. The game- will be the first of the season-' for both teams. It will be the: first meeting ever between: the two schools and Kearney: coaches do not know what to" expect. "From their films, we: know they are a big physical: team who can move the ball', and who play good defense.

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