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Friday, 1016781 W4 By Randy York Staff Sports Writer If Dan Hurley was a fullback, he'd give himself away, breaking out of the huddle. If he was supposed to carry the ball, the defense would see the biggest grin this side of the Missouri River. "I've always liked to run the football It was fun," offered Hurley, Nebraska's two-year starting offensive tackle who was recruited by Colorado and Iowa State to play fullback. The flashback brings another smile to, Hurley's face. He was, after all, a lead-.

ing ball carrier in the Metro Conference as a senior at Omaha Roncalli in 1977. Even though he finished almost 200 'yards short of a season, Hur- coaches, our fans and mostly, ourselves." Hurley has bounced back by having fun again. "Football is still a game to me and I have to have fun to play well," he said. "Sometimes, I tend to be a little too loose and it gets me in trouble. You can have fun, but you still have to give your best" By giving their best the Cornhuskers can still be the best according to Hurley.

"If we keep our composure and stick together as a unit we can still be Coach Osborne's first outright Big Eight championship team and win the Orange Bowl," Hurley said, "We have all the talent in the world to do it" ley led the Metro with an 8.3 yard per-carry average. He was 6-2, 235 pounds and :04.8inthe40. In his senior season at Hurley is 6-3, 270 and between :04.85 and 9 in the 40. He has lost little, if any, of the quickness he had as a two-year starter for Roncalli's basketball team, averaging 13 points a game against the likes of North's Mike McGee, Ryan's Jim Honz and Benson's Dan Clausen. "I've always had pretty good feet.

I've been able to do the finesse type of things," Hurley said. "Basketball gave me the balance I needed in the offensive line. Agility-wise, I can block a man downfield, moving sideways." Hurley can also move upfield, carry- ing a man on his back. Last year, he almost scored against Oklahoma State on one of the funniest plays of the season. Quarterback Mark.

Mauer was running an option play and Hurley ran into him. Suddenly, they were facing each other with Mauer holding the ball out and Hurley looking longingly at the lacing. Hurley said it popped out of Mauer's hands. Mauer said Hurley grabbed it out of his hands. At any rate, the prep ull-back-turned-Big Eight offensive lineman was headed for the end zone on a perfectly legal play.

"The ball never hit the ground," Hurley recalled. "I reversed field and ran the other way. I ended up about a foot short of the goal line. One ref signalled a touchdown. Another had blown the ball dead.

I had a legitimate 13-yard run and didnt get credit for it" Hurley realizes his ball carrying days are over. He realizes Tom Osborne "was just goofing around" last year when he let Hurley carry the ball on a tackle-around in a dummy scrimmage. "I'm a blocker, not a runner," Hurley said. "There's not a lot of glory in that, but there's a lot of self-satisfaction. Obviously, we're the key to the whole running attack, We've got our rhythm down now.

We're starting to click again." The timing is perfect "I watched Turner Gill as a freshman. I knew he was a great athlete," Hurley said. "He just needed confidence and he got the first stage of it It's up to us linemen now to give him more confidence and keep those big suckers off his back," The mission is the same for co-captain Mauer. "The offense doesn't go without blocking," Hurley sail "It's not right when the quarterback gets the blame for a line making mistakes." Hurley accepts his share of the blame for Nebraska's season-opening loss at Iowa. "I'm not making excuses, but I didn't feel good that whole w.eek.

My nose was clogged up, I had a temperature and then it was hot," Hurley said. "I didn't play welL I deserved to lose my job and I did. But I knew I'd get it back. We let a lot of people down our Page 20 The Lincoln Star Pius takes lead in Class tennis race the maximum 60 points for the tournament," Cross country competition highlights afternoon sports While there's football tonight in the form of an intra-city matchup between rated Northeast and East at Seacrest Field, district cross country highlights afternoon sports in the Capital City. Two of the top three teams in Class Fremont and Lincoln East, will be joined by teams, from six other schools to determine state meet qualifying teams and individuals.

The meet, involving the four Lincoln schools, Omaha Bryan, Bellevue East, Fremont and Beatrice, is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. The first three teams will qualify for next week's state championships at Kearney while the top six individuals also earn a trip to state. The Class meet involving Lincoln Pius will also be run at Pioneers Park on Friday afternoon. After the cross country meet, Pius will host Lexington in football while Northeast and East square off at Seacrest. Prissy's streak ends it must have been overconfidence that ended my amazing streak at the Lincoln Fairgrounds this second season, because your old Aunt Priscilla bet on two very slow ponies Thursday afternoon.

Mr. Big Bells in the first race is still running, I think. I just I 1 -aj 1 j3 A v. I I jzn By Ken Hambleton Prep Sports Writer It isn't over yet, but Lincoln Pius tennis coach John Riggs is already counting on the third Class state tennis title in the last four years. "It's looking very good for us after today" Riggs said.

As a matter of fact, Pius scored the first day maximum of 36 points Thursday at Woods Tennis Complex to take the lead in the Class team race that concludes with semifinals at 9 a.m. and finals at 1:30 p.m. Friday. In the Class A meet in Omaha, Fremont and Omaha Westside were tied for the lead after the opening day with 32 points each. Millard South, Southeast and East were tied for third with 24 points apiece, followed by Millard North with 18.

Northeast was tied for seventh with Grand Island with 16 points. Southeast's lop-seeded Jim Burton advanced to the semifinals with a win over fifth-seeded Mike Homa of Fremont, while East's Ryne Seaman and John Jewett teamed for a quartifinal win in the No. 1 doubles. Brian Johnson and Dan Ernst, the second seed in the No. 2 doubles, advanced to the semifinals.

Kearney holds second place in the meet with 32 points, followed by Norfolk, Nebraska City and Elkhom ML Michael tied for third with 24 points each. The entire first three rounds of the Class tourney finished the first day according to seeding, with top-seeded No. 1 singles player Pat Carson of Pius leading the way, losing just seven games in two matches. 4 Pius' X's other lop seeded' entries also ad: vanced. Doug Morfeld in the No.

2 singles won his two matches 6-0, 6-0 and 6-2, 6-0, while the Thunderbolts' No. 2 doubles team of Jim Shevlet and Jeff Dolezal posted identical 6-2, 6M) wins in their two matches. The Pius top-seeded entries lost a total of 13 games in 85 games played Thursday. But the biggest surprise for Pius was the stunning success of its No. 1 doubles team of Rich Morris and Tim Sullivan, who also reached the semifinals.

"We figured if we got one win from our No. 1 doubles we'd nave a good shot at the team title," Riggs said. "But when they won both matches, it put us in the driver's seat." Morris and Sullivan, 11-5 before the state meeL eased past their first opponents, 6-2, 6-2, and then battled for a 7-6, 6-7, 6-3 win over the Ralston doubles team of John Iloham and Ron Friez in the quarterfinals. "Their extra 2 points (No. 1 singles and doubles wins count four points each, while No.

2's count two points) should put us over the top, and we have an outside chance of getting Kiggs said. Sophomore Carson, now 20-0 this season, has a chance to succeed his older brother Jim, who won the No. 1 singles title last year without a loss all season. Pat Carson will face Gary Quinn of McCook in the 9 a.m. semifinals, while Brad Scheidegger of Columbus meets Robert Mess-barger in the other No.

1 singles semifinal. Both Fremont and Westside had players alive in three of the four divisions heading into Friday morning's semifinals. Championship matches are scheduled for Friday afternoon. Westside and Fremont will meet in semifinal matches in No. 2 singles and in No.

2 doubles. Class A Team scoring 1. (tie) O. Westside and Fremont 32, 3. (tie) Millard South, Southeast 24 and East 24, 8.

Millard North 18, 7. (tie) Grand Island ond Northeast 16, 9. O. Gross 14, 10. (tie) O.

Northwest ond O. Bryan 12, 12. Om. Prop 10, 13. (tie) Popllllon O.

North 8, ond O. South 8, 18. (tie) Belle-vue West, North Plotte, O. Benson, O. Burke ond O.

Central 4, 21.0. Tech 2. Quarterfinal results No. 1 singles Jim Burton, LSE, def. Mike Homa, Fremont, 7-5, 1-6, 8-3; Tony Sloboth, O.

Gross, def. Halplne, Grand Island, 8-2, 8-1; Schuele, Millard North, def. Foist, O. Westside, 8-4, 8-2; Ted Rozman, Millard South, def. Taylor, O.

North, 8-3, 8-2. No. 2 singles Regler, Millard North, def. Paul Gutge-sell. East, 8-3, 8-3; Easterday, O.

Crelghton Prep, def. Foster, O. Central, 8-2, 8-2; Kevin Lincoln, Fremont, def. Theobald. Millard South, 6-0, 8-3; David Myers, 0.

West-side, def. Reynolds, Popllllon, 64, 64. No. 1 doubles Jeff Johnson-Kent Garrison, Fremont, def. Homble-Kurtz, O.

South, 8-4, 4-8, 6-3; David Bates-Jeff Churchlch, O. Northwest, def. Mark Hinrichs-Don Morrison, LSE, 8-2; 8-3; Ryne Seaman-John Jewett, East, def. Beckler-Shaw, Grand Island, 7-6, 6-1; Todd i Llndquist-TIm Lindaulst, O. Westside, def.

Pat Rozman- Ron Palmer, Millard South, 8-2, 6-0. No. 2 doubles Jeff Lane-Nlklas Llungberg, O. West-side, def. Andy Arnold-Larry Apel, 8-2, 6-2; Outnn Grow-cock-Ty 'Schmidt, Fremont, def.

Swanson-Hawklnson Bellevue West, 8-3, 8-3; Spongberg-Honell, Bryan, def. Joel Young-Denny Hershberger. LSE 2-8, 6-2, 6-1; Brian Johnson-Don Ernst, LNE, del, Blrcher-Thernka, Class Team scoring 1. Lincoln Plus 36, 2. Kearney 32, 3.

(tie) Norfolk, Nebraska City and Elkhom Mt. Michael 24, 6. Kearney Catholic 20, 7. (tie) Ralston ond Columbus 18, McCook 16. 10.

(tie) Crete and Hastings 12, 12. Beatrice 10. 13, Omaha Roncalli 8. 14. (tie) Scottsbluff and Laurel 4, 16.

Boys Town 2. Quarterfinal results No. 1 singles Brad Scheidegger, Columbus, def. Steve Gillespie, Beatrice, 6-2, 6-3; Robert Messbarger, Kearney def. John Nebelslck, Neb.

Cltv, 1-6, 6-1, 6-2; Gary Oulnn, McCook, def. Paul Trlpeny, Elkhorn MM, 6-1, 6-3; Pat Carson, Lincoln Pius def. Dave Hlrschfleld, Kearney, 8-0, 6-2. No. singles Doug Morfeld, L.

Plus def. Tony Pothoff, McCook, 6-2, 8-0; Brad Kreblll, Norfolk, def. Mike Falk, Hastings, 8-4, 8-1 Marty Sipple, Columbus, del. Mike O'Neill, Elkhorn MM, 2-8, 6-4, 8-4; Tim Luke, Kearney, def. Dave Dudley, Crete, 8-3, 7-5.

No. 1 doubles R. Bocon-P. Ross, Kearney, def. P.

Goodmon-G. Wurtj, O. Roncalli, 84, 6-1; D. Martin-M. Martlneau, Neb.

City, def. M. Drlscoll-P. Donahue, Elkhorn MM, 8-3, 8-0; R. Morrls-T.

Sullivan, Pius def. J. Hohom-R. Friez, Ralston, 7-6, 8-7, 8-3; G. Bruening-V.

Wagner, Norfolk, def. S. Sctwltz-L. Franclv Hastings, No. 2 doubles C.

Bancroft-T. Whitman, Kearney, def. J. Classe-S. Comeau, Elkhorn MM, 6-3, 80; C.

Woaner-D. Otlen, Norfolk, def. S. Gordner-D. Lone, Kearney Catholic, 6-2, 8-2; D.

Melslnger-M, Miller, Ralston, def, R. Brockhaus-L. Bruenlng, Nebrasko Cltv, 8-4, 7-5; J. Shev-let-J. Dolezal, Plui def.

C. Brown-S. Chochon, Crete, hope he doesn get lost in the dark. And Suit's Sizzler in the second race came in fourth. Vou know what fourth place pays? Nada.

So I'm going back to the experts for help for Friday. And there's no one smarter about horses and offensive lines than Nebraska assistant coach Clete Fischer. Why, he must know everything. He told me the secret to betting win Knights capture golf title OMAHA Lincoln Southeast successfully defended its Class A Nebraska high school girls golf crown with an easy victory Thursday at Omaha Benson Park. Southeast shot a team total of 388 to walk away with its second straight title, followed by Beatrice with 415 strokes.

Omaha Burke was third at 420. Kerre Dubinsky of Lincoln East won medal honors with a four-over-par 82. Kari Man-gan of Omaha Marian, who finished second a year ago, was again the runner-up with an 88 while Sheila Kelliher of Omaha Westside won a playoff for third over Amy Sund-berg of Southeast. Sundberg, with an 89, was the low Southeast shooter. Lisa Pates, with a 91, Leah Peterson, 102, arid Trish Haerther, ,106, were the Knights other scorers.

In the Class meet at Mahoney Golf Course in Lincoln, Patty Atkins of Omaha Ryan unseated two-time state champion Jan Houston of Minden for the girls Class state golf title and Chadron claimed the team crown. Atkins, who had finished second to Houston last year and was fourth the previous two years, fired an 82 for the title. Houston balooned to a 48 on the front nine and finished with a 92 for fifth place. Joan Bals of Crete was second at 88, followed by Catie Connealy of Gordon (89) and Ann Kilbride of Omaha Duchesne (90). Chadron was led by Rob-bin Muller (92) and Susan Roll (97), both freshmen.

Class A Team scoring 1. Lincoln Southeast 388, 2. Beatrice 415, 1. O. Burke 420, 4.

O. Westside 426, S. O. Marian 429, 8. Millard North 435, 7.

O. South 442, t. Grand Island 473, 9. Bellevue East 496. Medalists 1.

Kerre Dubinsky, Lincoln East, 82; 2. Kari Mongan, Marian, 88; 3. Sheila Kelliher, Westside, 89; 4. Amy Sundberg, Lincoln Southeast, 89; 5. Lisa Pates, Lincoln Southeast, VI; 6.

Katie O'Neill, Beatrice, 92; 7. Shelby Mortens, Ralston, 94; t. Kristin Wlllour, Burke, 94; 9. Janelle Gromowskl, Beatrice, 97; 10. Gall Shull, Grand island, 99.

Class Team scoring 1. Chadron 191, 2. 0. Duchesne 407, 3 O. Rvan 41S.

4. Coiad 417, 1. Crete 421, 6. Blair 428, 7. Minden 429, 8.

Gordon 445, 9. Trl County 445. Medalists 1. Patty Atkins, O. Ryan, 12; r.

Joon Bals. Crete, 88; 3j Catie Connealy, Gordon, 89; 4, Ann Kilbride, O. Duchesne, 90; S. Jan Houston, Mlnden, 92; 6. Robbln Muller, Chadron, 92; 7.

Julie Miller, Coiad, 95; 8. Lisa Hoaeland, Sidney, 97; 9. Julie Czerwinski, O. Duchesne, 97; 10. Susan Roll, Chadron, 97.

ners. "The speed is the key at Lincoln," Cletus told me. He not only talks like a brain, he looks smart, too. So he talked me into putting my 2 win tickets on Four Wheel Fever in the sixth race and Trukin' Mac in the eighth race Friday. "They have the speed," Clete said.

Well, my original $100 betting money is down to $108.20 after my $4 loss Thursday, but you can bet 111 be winning with help from Coach Fischer. How do you think those football Huskers play so good? It must be coaching from men like Clete Staff photo by Humberto Ramirez Priscilla Bracker set for Dana Hall FREMONT (AP) -Joanne Bracker will become the first woman inducted into the Dana College Athletic Hall of Fame when she is honored during ceremonies Saturday. Mrs. Bracker is the women's basketball coach at Midland College and was named state women's basketball coach of the year for 1980-81. Mort Olslisn's Gold Sheet Proline (Nome team catOtal letters.) BuHolo3overN.Y.

JETS NEW ENGLANDJViover Houston CLEVELAND 10 aver NewOrleant Philoaelphlo4ovor MINNESOTA Pittsburgh vs. CINCINNATI pick ATLANTA 71 over St. Louis San Fran. 1 Vi over GREEN BAY Son Dleao4V!) over BALTIMORE Denver 3 over KANSAS CITY N.Y. Giants IVjover SEATTLE OAKLAND leaver Tampa Bay MIAMI 7V over Washington DALLAS J'i over Los Anaelet DETROIT7over Chicago X's Rat Carson returns the ball inuring the Class boys state tennis tournament at Woods.

Gymnastics Girls East 135.85, South 115.85 Floor exercise Lisa Domino, East, 9.1 Balance beam Domino, East, t.OS; Uneven bars Jonl Sanders, East, 9.15; Vault J. Tomes, O. South, 1.55; All-around Domina, East, 35.15. Boys O. South 160.3, East 120.87 Floor exercise Jeff Hartung, O.

South, 9.45; Pommel horse Hartung, O. South, t.85; Still rings Hartung, O. South, 8.7; Vault Hartung, O. South, 9.55; Parallel bars Morio Vazquez, South, 8.0; Horizontal bar John Chmelka, O. South, 8.85; all-around Hartung, O.

South, 52.8. Sports on TV Friday Baseball N.L. playoffs, Los Angeles at Montreal, 7 p.m., Football Saskatchewan vs. Hamilton, 10 a.m., CD College football preview, 7 p.m., 11:30 p.m., CD NU highlights, 11 p.m., IB 931 Beatrice 26-6 with 8:09 left In the game. After an onside kick attempt Beatrice turned the ball back on a fumble, and the Links were benefactors of a pair of deflected passes in another touchdown drive.

Grenemeier found Reid Krueger in the end zone from 20 yards out with 6:26 left, and the Links trailed by just After getting the ball back again, and moving to the Beatrice 21-yard line with 3:02 left, Grenemeier lost his first fumble, and Beatrice was able to run out the clock. "This was very special to Football Sophomore results City championship Southeast 13, East Southeast 7 0 8 0 13 East 6 0 0-6 Southeast Lee 4 run, Fischer 55 run. PAT Roper kick. East Relchmuth 14 pass from Hlllnrwn. City summary Beatrice 25, LHS 14 Beatrice) 0 1 17 714 Lincoln High 0 0 0 14 14 Beatrice Jell Baker run (Mlkt Scanlonkick).

Beatrice Scanlon 81 kickott return (kick Beatrice Scanlon SO pass from Ben stindt (run failed). Beatrice Scanlon 33 past from Stindt (Scanlonkick). Lincoln High Ron Galois 37 pass from Dirk Grenemeier (kick foiled). Lincoln High Reid Krueoer 20 pass from Grenemeier (Tim. Rose-berry pass from Grenemeier).

BEAT LHS First downs 7 Rushes-yards 3477 39-178 Passing 8-8-1 12-31-4 Passing yards 128 172 Return yards .,..61 It Fumbles-lost 21 3 3 -4-28. Penalties-yards 1-5 8-SS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: Beatrice Baker IS-27, Bob WOII0S8-38, Stindt 7-8, Tracy Janssen 5-t; LHS Monte Mores 14-83. Don VVIIkenS-IS, Dave Cuddeford IS-78. PASSING): Beatrice Stindt 5-9-1, 128 yards; LHS Cuddeford 2-10-1, 141 Grenemeier 10-20-3, lit; Galola 0-1-0. 0.

RECEIVING: BMitrlct Scanlon 2 83, Broke I Kent Ebersol Mt) LHS Krueoer $-107, GoloH 3-41, Dennis Robertus 1-17. Rose-berry 1-(-)l. Feature races At Hawthorns Spruce Bouauet t.80 12t 10 Super Riaoe 2.40 2 30 He sSc-melhlne. 1.80 Baseball Cross Country Girls East 20, Southeast 38 Individuals 1. Wary Amen, East, 2.

Sherry Christ, East, Pam Alword, East, 4 Susie Palmer, East, 5. Terrl McGavlsh, LSE, 6. Mlchele Becker, LSE, 7. Jill Fager, LSE, 8. Cathy Pussell, East, 18 21; Corleen Krosler, LSE, 10.

Kelliereertt, LSE, 19:02, District meets to state) B-2boys I At Elkharn i Team scoring ElKhorn 23, 2, Gretna 32, 3. Omaha Roncalli 33, 1. -Arlington 80, 5. Blair 84, 6. Elkhom Mount Michael 86, 7.

Omaha Ryan IlI.e.Bovs Town 128. Individuals 1. Scott Pactiunka, Roncalli, 2. Mike Waschek, tlkhorn, Wayne Miller, -Gretna, 4. Douo Moscher, Gretno, 5.

Brian Wessllng, O. Roncalli, 6. Tim Rolfs, Elk-tiorn, 17:19. B-S boys AtMlnden Team scoring Lexington 17, 2. Broken Bow 40, Mlnden 49, 4.

St. Paul 62, 5. Coiod 67, t. Wood River ,89,7. LaupClty 116.

1 Individuals 1. John Sweenle, 'Broken Bow, 2. Don Meyers, Lexington, Terry Barta, Lexington, 4, Dave Thomp. San, Mlnden, S. Nlel wine-Jnan, Lexington, A.

BobCuda-Jack, Coiad, 17:28. c-jtovt AtOeneva Tea scoring l. Grand Island Tentral Colholic 27, 2. Exeter 30, J. Tteoron 39, 4.

Glhbon 74, i. Harvard yu. geneva tv, Bvron 115, 8. iwrence 119, 9. Sandy Creek 155, individuals 1.

Dannie Clark, 15; 38.4; 2. Mark Jones, Grand risiond'CC, 3. Bill Johnson, "TAima, 15:44, 4. Mike McClaren, "Grand Island CC, S. Lvl Exeter, It.

55; 8, Andy Lang, 15:5. D-Obovi At Albion Team (coring 1. O'Neill 44, 2. Co-Himbus cotus 49, 3. North Bend 51 Iwon tiebreaker), 4.

Alnsworth 51, 8, "Ord 82, t. Albion 86, 7. Columbus 'Lakdvlew 89, 8. Wayne 127, 9. Indlvlduols 1.

Tim 8obotkd, O'Neill, 2. Tim Zueriem, Col. ftcotus, Tom Tonley, Col, Srolut, 4. Allen Emonuel, I North Bend, 16:22) 8. Tim Nolan, Alnsworth, 6.

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The state Game arid Parks Commission said ducks slowly are moving south and more are expected to enter the state along with an upcoming cold front, Here is the Commission's weekly report: Fishing SOUTHEAST: Branched Oak Lake: Bass on plastic worms and spinnerbaits. Staaecooch: Wolleyt on crank baits and Mas. NORTHEAST: Missouri River: Cedor Couniy-Wolleve and shiners using ortlflclols; Dixon County-Snoaalng poddlefish. north CENTRAL: Merrltt Reservoir: Blueaill, crappie, perch ond smallmouth bass using nightcrawl-rs, Has ond minnows, SOUTHWEST: Enders: Catfish on culbalt. Johnson Reservoir: White bass on shod, catfish using short, wolleve on nlghtcrawlers, water level dropping making difficult boat launching.

PANHANDLE: Nine-mile and Red Willow; Rainbow trout using worm, minnows and eggs. Soldier Creek and White River: Brown ond brook trout on worms ond grasshoopers, Cochron Lake: Largemouth bass on ortiticials. Kimball Lakes: Brown trout on worms. Hunting SOUTHEAST: Few hunters out with fair success, little octivlly overall northeast: Few Hunters out with little success. SOUTHWEST: Limited hunting activity.

Foir success on archery deer. PANHANDLE: Few ducks overoll with few hunters In the field. Excellent grouse pooulatlon In the Sandhills with cranes moving through, Hole-in-one Llncolnite Jerry McVey recorded a hole-in-one Thursday when he aced the 153-yard, No. I hole with a friron at Ashland Country Club. Witnessing the shot were Ralph Gillespie and Tim Butts.

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