Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 24

3 SPORTS. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19M LINCOIN, NE. JOURNAL Sale of black towels aids NU defensive support By Randy York Assistant Sports Editor Charlie McBride doesn't care if it is crass commercialism. Nebraska's defensive coordinator is still flattered that anyone would think about selling black towels at a Nebraska football game.

To him, it is the supreme symbolic gesture. "It's the first time since I've been here that people really want to show how much they're behind the defense," McBride said. The Nebraska men's and women's bowling teams will be selling the towels for $2 during Saturday's game in an effort to raise part or all of their $8,000 annual budget. Most of the proceeds will be going to a private sporting goods firm. "The Black Wave" will be printed on one side of 20.000 black mini-towels that will go on sale around the stadium.

"Big Bad Blackshirts" will be printed on the other side of the towels in tribute to the Nebraska defense. 1 "Nebraska's defense deserves some credit and people can wave the black towels when they do the wave," said Rollie Hughes, the recreation manager at the Nebraska Student Union and the adviser for the NU men's and women's bowling teams. Bowling, a club sport at Nebraska, has the on-campus marketing rights for the game. "I think our kids on defense will re ally appreciate it," McBride said. The coach said it will mean a lot because of the timing.

The support comes less than a season after NU coaches and players admitted the Black Shirts had lost their respect "If we could have had this kind of defense last year with the offense we had, it would have been lights out," Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne said last week. McBride does not deny the dramatic turnaround in a defense that returned eight starters. "The difference between this year and last year is the difference between eight juniors and eight seniors," McBride said. "These guys are going to give everything they've got every play," he said." vThey're not going to get down on themselves or each other." According to McBride, "defense is 75 to 80 percent emotion" and if black towels help that emotion, he's in favor of them. i.

"Football's a two-way street. It takes two sides of the ball to win," McBride said. And Saturday, against Missouri, most of the pressure will be on Nebraska's defense. The Black Shirts, third in the nation in total defense, are matched against a Missouri team that ranks second in the nation in total of fense. "They're the best offensive team we've played," McBride said.

"They've got bigger, more mobile people in the line and speed all over their backs and receivers." The Tigers' worst offensive production in five games is 457 yards against Notre Dame. McBride understands the enormity of the challenge in trying to slop a team that averages 499.4 yards and 34.2 points a game. He also knows he won't have any excuses if the job doesn't get done. "These kids will give it everything they nave," he said "If they dont win, they'll get beat by a better team. It's that simple." NU cornerback Dave Burke, Sports IUustraled's national Player of the Week on defense, hopes a 17-3 win over Oklahoma State has a carryover effect "Emotionally, I feel we do have an edge," Burke said.

"We're coming off a big win where we had to play the whole game and we've had a good, hard week of practice. "We've still got a couple of key players (Neil Harris and Chris Spach-man) hurt. But, psychologically, I think we're in a good position." Burke said he welcomes the idea'of "The Black WaVfe." "Last week, the crowd was a tremendous help to us," he said. "They're a big part of our turnaround. It's important to have the crowd behind you.

"if you play with a lot of emotion, a lot of intensity and a lot of hustle, you can make a lot of things happen," Burke said. 24C From NU- Missouri roster 23 32 Steve VondergrHt LB 6-4 225 Fr. 67ChrisWright OT 6-4 265 Fr. 33 Eric Drain FB 6-2 210 Jr. 68 Chris Jensen LB 6-2 230 Fr.

34Mikevestweber LB 6-2 206 So. 69 Phillip Pettey OG 6-4 275 Fr. 35 Manny Henry TB 6-1 210 Jr. 70Cory Cothcart NG 6-3 242 So. 36TraceyMock LB 6-0 222 Sr.

71 Marlond Beaudean DT 6-5 215 Fr. 38 Darryl Darling LB 6-2 218 Fr. 72Dove Kniptash OT 6-6 283 Jr. 40 Wallace Snowden CB 5-9 188 Sr. 73CarlBax OG 6-5 235 Fr.

41 Vernon Boyd TB 5-10 190 So. 74DickChapura OT 6-3 267 Jr. 43 Darrell Wallace TB 5-9 170 Fr. 75Chuck Tabor OT 6-5 290 Fr. 45EdEsson FB 6-1 220 Fr.

76Mike Ploesser OG 6-6 260 Fr. 46 George Shorthose FL 6-1 194 Sr. 77 John Clay OT 6-5 280 So. 47DougMcGhee DE 6-2 194 Fr. 78 Dal Lockwood OT 6-5 282 Jr.

48 Cameron Riley SS 6-1 190 So. 79 Bill Stochovic OG 6-3 269 Jr. 49BoSherrill LB 6-3 218 So. 80 Adrian McBride SE 6-0 185 Jr. 50 Dave Blackburn OT 6-3 275 Jr.

82 Joe Close TE 6-5 232 Jr. 51MikeZurweller LB 6-1 228 So. 84 Andy Hill SE 5-9 164 Sr. 52 Chris Lowe OG 6-3 255 Fr. 85PatThetford TE 6-4 230 Jr.

53 Phil Greenfield 6-1 250 Sr. 86 David Peyton FL 6-1 185 Fr. 54MikeBolioux 6-3 240 Fr. 87 Phil Schreiber TE 6-4 230 Fr. 55 Craig Suntrup 6-4 250 so.

88 Tony Davis TE 6-5 238 Sr. 56 Steve Leshe NG 6-2 255 Jr. 89 Kevin Fair DE 6-4 215 Fr. 57BuckStinson LB 6-3 219 Jr. 90 Eric Sims DE 6-3 212 Sr.

58AndyRynord LB 6-1 225 So. 91 Rick Klohmann DT 6-6 240 Jr. 60JeffRigmon OG 6-2 255 Fr. 92Steve Runyan DT 6-5 245 Jr. 61 Lenson Staples DE 6-4 240 Sr.

94GaryJustis DE 6-4 215 Jr. 62 Mike Penny OG 6-3 255 Jr. 95BondHowery DE 6-2 240 Jr. 63 Steve Harrison DT 6-4 270 Fr. 96 Erik McMillan DE 6-3 195 Fr.

64 Nick Llewellyn OG 6-2 266 Sr. 97 Pat Burns DT 6-4 261 Sr. 65WalterBruns OG 6-3 251 Jr. 98Scott Vollet DT 6-6 231 So. 66 Robert Curry DT 6-3 264 Sr.

99 Michael Scott DT 6-5 275 So. No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt.

Yr, I Clifford Mundy FL 511 172 Fr. 2Todd Richmond 6-2 195 Jr. 3TomWhelihan 6-0 195 Fr. 4JeromeCover CB 5-11 198 Sr. 5Dorren Carter SE 6-3 185 Fr.

6 Anthony Frozier FS 6-3 187 So. 7BradBurditt 6-2 197 Sr. 8 Warren Seitz OB 6-4 220 Jr. lOMarlon Adler OB 6-0 186 Jr. II Kerry Hollowoy OB 6-2 216 Sr.

12 Herbert Johnson SE 5-11 185 So. 13TonyFacinelli CB 5-10 180 Jr. 14 Jeff Henningsen OB 6-0 185 Fr. 15 David Morris DB 5-10 165 Fr. 16 Earl Williams DB 6-2 195 Fr.

17 Melvin Burroughs DB 6-2 200 Fr. 18 Rodney Shepard DB 5-10 180 Fr. 19 Ron Mitchell CB 6-1 180 Fr. 20 Terry Matichak CB 6-3 190 Sr. 21 Jeff Hooper CB 6-0 172 Sr.

22SontioBarbosa TB 6-0 203 Jr. 23 Pat Ray DB 6-0 185 Fr. 24 Russ Scott SS 5-10 185 Jr. 25 Ron Floyd CB 5-9 170 So. 260ovid Hill DB 6-0 185 Fr.

27RonToben DB 6-1 180 Fr. 28 Victor Moore FL 6-0 170 Fr. 29 Jon Redd TB 5-11 192 So. 30 Eric Troy DE 6-1 202 Jr. 31 Mickey Miller FS 6-0 182 Jr.

start last Saturday against Colorado. With him in charge, Missouri rolled to 28 first downs and 639 yards of offense. Over 200 of those yards were directly attributable to Adler, who rushed for 151 yards in 16 carries. "We challenged ourselves during the week; we wanted to get 600 yards total offense," Adler said. "The line kept saying that; they wanted it and they said they'd do anything they could to get there." The Colorado game provided some answers to questions which attended Missouri's 1-3, non-conference start.

"I don't think we're guessing. We know what we can do, and it's up to us," said Adler. "The confidence and self-assurance we have this year, that's a key to our 70-and 80-yard drives." Against Nebraska, "ball control will be pretty important. Our game is ball control," he said. "Something has to give.

Hopefully, it'll be them." Peterson inked Greg Peterson, a standout wide receiver with Nebraska Wesleyan University the past two years, has signed a three-year contract with the Houston Gamblers of the United Stales Football League. Peterson was signed along with eight others after tryouts involving nearly 80 people. The Stromsburg native also Iried out with the Jacksonville USFL team. Peterson set the single season receiving record at Wesleyan last year, catching 59 passes for 1,104 yards. In his two-year football career at NWU, he had 105 catches for 1.705 yards and 20 touchdowns.

He played basketball for the Plainsmen for three years before complications from an appendectomy ended his last year in mid-season. Gill's than that of Watts. Gill ran and passed, while Watts mostly ran. Even so, "I have my own personality. I don't want to seem like a clone," Adler said.

According to Missouri head Coach Warren Powers, confidence is the biggest factor in Adler's favor. "He has a great deal of that," said Powers. "He doesn't get discouraged easily. Failure doesn't seem to affect him much." Adler spent the first four weeks of the season as the second-string quarterback behind Seitz before getting to NU women netters in third-place tie Jamie Pisarcik won her No. 1 singles match and then teamed with Liz Moo-ney to win a No.

1 doubles match and lead Hie Nebraska women's tennis team to a tie for third place Thursday after the first day of competition in the Nebraska Tennis Invitational. Pisarcik defeated AnneMarie Amaral of Colorado 6-1, 5-7, 6-3 in the singles quarterfinals, and then paired with Moo-ney to stop Amaral and Shelly Barllett 6-3, 6-3 in the round-robin doubles competition. Mooney downed Barllett, 6-1, 6-1, in No. 2 singles. Other Nebraska winners included Jill Pisarcik, a 6-7, 7-5, 6-4 victor over Pam Miller of Utah in the No.

3 singles, and Jean Ilallahan, who defeated Lucv Mitchell of Ohio State, 6-0, 2-6, 6-3, in the No. 6 singles. In the team race, Utah and Texas Tech are tied for the lead with 6 points, while Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota have 5. Wichita State (4 points), Colorado (3) and Ohio State (2) round out the scoring. The three-day tournament continues through Saturday at the East Campus and Varsity tennis courts.

Nebraska roster 1 Dole Klein 6-1 190 So. 2MikeMcCashlond 6-1 200 Sr. 4GuvRozier 5-9 190 Jr. 5 Ricky Greene CB 5-9 180 Sr. 6 Todd Fisher 6-0 185 Jr.

8PernellGatson WB 5-10 180 So. 9JerryMlinar QB 6-1 V0O So. 10 Bret Clark 6-3 S00 Sr. 11 Neil Harris CB 6-0 190 Sr. QB 6-1 185 Fr.

13 Kevin Biggers 5-10 185 Sr. 14 Travis Turner QB 6-2 205 Jr. 15 Craig Sundberg QB 6-1 HO Sr. 16 Don Douglas QB 6-0 15 So. 17 Shone Swonson WB 5-9 230 Sr.

18 Brian Pokorny CB 5-10 175 Sr. 19 Bryan Siebler 5-11 IO So. 22DougDuBose IB 5-11 145 So. 23 Roger Lindstrom WB 5-10 15 Jr. 24 Keith Jones IB 5-9 1R3 Fr.

25MattStrasburger 6-2 So. 26 Tom Rathman FB 6-1 2.15 Jr. 27 Dennis Watkins CB 5-11 110 Jr. 2B Jeff Smith IB 5-9 15 Sr. 29 Dan Thayer 6-2 ICO So.

31 Charlie Cartwright 5-9 195 So. 32ThurmanHoskins IB 5-11 2W So. 33 Dave Burke CB 5-10 Sr. 34ToddProffitt LB 6-0 215 Jr. 35 Kevin Parsons LB 6-2 250 So.

36 Scott Porter FB 6-0 222 Sr. 69 Tom Welter OT 6-4 255 So. 37BobKingston IB 5-11 190 Jr. 70MikeHoefler OG 6-4 225 So. 38 Steve Forch LB 6-1 220 So.

72RobMoggard OT 6-3 265 So. 39 Jim Thompson WB 5-9 190 Sr. 73Mark Behning OT 6-6 290 Sr. 40JonKellev IB 6-0 200 Fr. 74Stan Parker OG 6-4 240 So.

41MarcMunford LB 6-2 225 So. 75RobStuckey DT 6-3 245 Sr. 42MikeCarl DB 5-11 180 So. 76 Chris Spochman DT 6-4 260 So. 43 Brian Washington DB 6-2 205 Fr.

77Tom Morrow OT 6-3 260 Sr. 45 Chris Carr 6-1 195 So. 78MikeZierke DT 6-3 240 Sr. 46ChodDaffer LB 6-0 230 Jr. 80ToddFrain TE 6-2 230 Jr.

47DanWingard 6-1 200 Jr. 81BradSmith DE 6-3 230 Jr. 48 Scott Livingston K6-2 210 Sr. 82Paul Gangwish DE 6-1 215 Sr. 49KenKaelin FB 5-10 210 So.

83Jeff Krantz SE 6-1 180 So. 51MarkDaum LB 6-3 235 Sr. 83BradTyrer DE 6-2 210 So. 52KenGraeber MG 6-2 245 Sr. 84 Gregg Reeves DE 6-3 215 Jr.

53 Anthony Thomas OG 6-2 290 Sr. 85RobbSchnitzler SE 5-9 170 So. 54Mark Cooper 6-1 230 So. 86 Jason Gamble SE 5-11 175 Fr. 55 Stanley Wade LB 6-3 205 Jr.

87 Bill Weber DE 6-2 210 Sr. 56 Jock Noel 6-1 235 Jr. 88 Scott Kimball SE 6-0 195 Sr. 57MarkTraynowicz 6-6 265 Sr. 89 Scott Tucker DE 6-3 220 Jr.

58 Harry Grimminger OG 6-3 265 Sr. 90 Scott Strasburger DE 6-1 205 Sr. 59JimDittmer OT 6-3 255 Jr. 91RodYotes SE 6-0 180 Sr. 62John Reinhardt MG 5-11 240 Sr.

92Don Bourn TE 6-3 215 Sr. 63Todd Olson OG 6-0 255 So. 93 Rod Reynolds DT 6-3 235 Jr. 64BrodJohnson OT 6-3 265 So. 94BrianHiemer TE 6-3 215 Sr.

65TimRoth OT 6-0 265 Jr. 95DannvNoonan DT 6-3 265 So. 66Phil Rogers MG 6-1 225 Jr. 96JimSkow DT 6-3 235 Jr. 67GregOrton OG 6-1 260 Sr.

97JonBunger DT 6-2 240 Sr. 68BMI Lewis 6-6 270 Jr. 99KenShead MG 5-11 235 Jr. Chadron def. Scoltsbluff 15-8, 15-10; Sidney det.

Alliance 15-10, 10-15, 15-13; Gering def. Chadron 17-15, 17-15. Monroe Invitational: first round Columbus JV def. Lindsay Holy Family 10-15, 15-6. 15-7; Monroe def.

St. Edward 15-12. 15-8. State colleges Doane del. Midland 15-11, 15-9, 15- Golf Mondu Prince (Hobov) 117 PI IV1 QctlOO Gold Sovereign (No bov) 112 VjIV 1 1 II ICIOIIVO Nicky Vic (Compton) 112 Eighth race, purse $5,100, 4-vear- firle olds A up, fillies A mares, allow- wins East 134.35,0.

South 120.05 Pollelo (Jordan) 112 EVENT WINNERS' floor ex Shodvcroft Miss (Compton) 112 Donna Wiedner, East. 8 95; balance lil'sProspect(Ljdd) 112 beam Jill Hammer, Eost.87; un- Mom's Return (Shepherd) 112 even bars Melissa Meinecke, Astros Go Go (Ailliomsl 112 East. 8.95; vault 1. Terry Metcaif, Boby Supers (Greer) 112 Eost, 8.6; all-around Chris Wall-Second Drone Frozier) 112 Eost, 32.8. Ninth race, purse Nnrthenct The Sunflower Handicap, 3-year-old fillies, mile A 70 yards.

Lincoln High 113.15 a Regere (Compton) 117 EVENT WINNERS: vault Cheri revel's Tess (Frozier) 108 Crosby. LNE, 9.4; balance beam infinite Sidney (Lodd) 113 Crosby, LNE, 9.2; uneven bars Sweet Dr. (Pettinger) 118 Crosby. LNE, 9.15; floor Sweet Perdito (Coughlin) 115 cS'lne 37 ns Sweeping Ye (Frazier) 109 crosy' Sexy (Shepherd) Ill P. Ave Sturdy Penolia (Williams) 115 OWT St.

Domien 5 Star 123 O. South 145.8, East 135.95 o-Tim Gleason-trainedentry. EVENT WINNERS: vault John Tenth race, purse $2,700, 4-year- stonys, OS, 9.35; floor ex (tie) olds A up, claiming $2,500, mile A Steve Cohoy, OS, Stonys, OS, 9.0; M4th. pommel horse Gary Timberlake, rooster Charlie (Jordan) 114 East, 8.2; high bar Timberloke. ShodowGo (Nobov) 114 East, 8.5; p-bars Timberlake, Collars Eternal (Compton) 114 Eosl' rings Stonys, OS.

2eelock (Shepherd) 122 all-around Timberloke, East, Isbbomb (Wlllloms) 114 su5- Poloking (Pettinger) 114 NOnneOSt 137.2 Sturdy Streak (Frozier) 117 WINNERS: floor trough Going (Anderson) 117 Also Deomeneus (Fra- ZSSSSl7 en vault Champoux, LNE, 9.0; Star selections SlESiSI, "iH 2f: 1 Prnm Pnth in Pmiartw bar Watermeier, LHS, 8.45; ConcdTon Pass V' Watermeier. LHS, 2. Schan Tu, Rose Landing, Hot S.am. 3. Winner's Pick, Aridon, Shanna.

Rose's Football 5. Good Old POTOSi, Run Out Of mtmtmm Cirt, Roi Pere. ft. Donna Jane, Fleet Sugar, Lo CltV reSUlTS T'ouvaille. 7.

Rumple Stalskin, Whitney's Reserves LJddie, Spicerelia, east 2d high ot SlJodvcMsT' 00 C0' East 8T- SSwDe? 10 Polokino 1 into th wf ih ,5 oass Mev; RM lateral bi'mb from Sommerholder alter 50 pass Seithet Rumnla tlnltkin In th Mossev. PAT MOSseV (2) ssvenih RurnBle Stalskin in the runs; Simmon5 (rom Mos5ev. 5yenm, Lincoln Huh Wright -43 FO- Socks, Northeast. 6-2, 6-1; Dale Sundquist-Noel Hotg, O. Burke, Ston Holpine-Scott Dunagan, Grand Island, 6-1.

6-4; Phil Gosch-Milch Mov. Kearney, def. Chod Tolly-Don Everett. Southeast, 6-1, 4-6. 6-2.

No. 3 doubles Andy Auch Moedv-Trov Larsen, Kearney, del. Klas Hillstrom-Dovid Schmidt, Pa-pillion. 6 2. 6-4; Rick Skalla-Matt Shatter, Millard North, det.

Doug Ruge-Brian Carpenter, O. Westside, 6-2, 6-4; Chris Burns-David Schmidt, O. Benson, det. Doug Welsh-Matt Ware, O. Gross, 7-6, 6-2; Tim Shanne-Chris Johnson, Cr.

Prep, Rob Shull-Frank Alonso, East, State Class Team scoring (after quarterfinals) 1. Scot'sbluft 36, 2. Lincoln Plus 30. 3. Columbus 30, 4.

Norfolk 28. 5. (lie) Hastings ond Lincoln Christion 20, 7. Raiston 18, 8. Bellevue East 14, 9.

Beatrice 12, 10. Wayne 10, 11. Elk-horn Mt MichaelS. 12. McCook 6, 13.

(lie) Crete, Hastings St. Cecilia, Nebraska City, Omaha St, Joe and York 4. Quarterfinals No. 1 singles Chris Stock. L.

Christion, det. Dave Wright, Kearney 6-0, 6-0; Simon Lumley, Norfolk, def. Jason Porker, Columbus, 6-3, 6-3; Mark Malisons, Pius det. Vini Johar, Wavne, 6-0, 6-1; Jim Palmer, Scoltsbluff. del.

John Fur-rev, Bel. East. 6 0, 6-4. No. 2 singles Mike Penn, L.

Christian, def. Bob Ropp, O. St. Joseph, 6-1 6-3; Mike Weller, Ralston, del. Brian Oberle, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4; Derrick Max, Bel.

East, def. John McPhail. Columbus. 6-4, 6-2; David Piotkowki, Scottsblulf, def. Chad Hutchinson, 6-3.

No. I doubles Jay Clark-Grant Hinze, Scoltsbluff, def. Mike Adams-Toby Smith, Norfolk, 6-3, 6-2; Chris Moody-Ken Merlin, Pius del. Mark Lvman-Bill Gray, Ralston, 62, 6-4; Joel Scheltler-Loel Schettler, Columbus, det. David Peace-Shawn Morrow.

Elkhorn MM, 6-1, 4-6, 7-5; Ned Fike-Croig Herndon, Hostings, def. Dan Crowley-Scott Thompson, Beatrice, 6-3, 6-0. No. 2 doubles Brian Blake-Chad Graff, McCook, def. Ken Lackey-- Pele Macek, Pius 6-3, 6-3; Jeff Duranski-James Lowrv, Columbus, def.

Jeff Jacobv-Dick Heitmon, Hastings, 6-4, 6-3; Devin Meisinger-Ted Plugge. Ralston, def. Aaron Burger-Scott Morrow, Beatrice, 6-1, 6-2; Greg Richardson-Kevin Ludwig, Scoltsbluff, def. Bruce Wagner-Joel Potter, York, 4-2, 6-3. State Class A At Benson Park, Omaha Team scoring 1.

Southeast 370. 2. Columbus 398, 3. Beatrice 403. 4.

Millard South 407. 5. O. Marian 410, 6. O.

Burke 411, 7. Norfolk 422. 8. Millard North 423. 9.

North Platte 437, 10. O. Central 440, II. Fremont 440, 12. 0.

Westside 446. Medalists 1. Dawn Noerr linger, Beatrice 42-36-80 2.Carolvn Kniffin, SE, 85 won playoff 20th hole; 3. Anne Guiber-son, Bel. West.

85; 4. Katie Swonson, Mil South, 86; S.Erleen Hatfield, SE, 88, won playoff 19th hole; 6. Melissa Busskohl, Norfolk, 88; 7. Cindy Burklund, Millard South, 89; 8. Molly Thompson, O.

Burke 90; 9. Kelli Smith, Millord North 91; lO.Cindv Mottheissen, SE, 92 Other Southeost Swonson, 105; Cindy Hemmer 108. State Class At Ashland CC Team scoring 1. Chadron 347, 2. Crete 387, 3.

O. Duchesne 399, 4. Cozod 416, 5. Hoi-drege 420, 6. York 435, 7.

Plottsmouth 438, 8. Minden 446, 9. Stanton 450. Medalists 1. Susan Roll, Chadron, 78; 2.

Rob-bin Muller, Chodron, 63; 3. Jill Fox, Cozod, 87; 4. Laurie Schoben, Crete, 89; 5. Felicia Archuleto, Chodron, 93; 6. Angie Kim, Chadron, 93; 7.

Megan Felzien, Minden, 94; 8. Ann Shrewsbury, Crete, 97; 9. Jacquie Ames, O. Duchesne, 97; 10. Claudia Ames.

O.Duchesne, 98. 7. Nellie Penne, Volley, 8. Darcy Siebels, Cedar Bluffs, 9. Slacev Rogers, Wisner-Pilger, 10.

Kay Davis, Wohoo, 20:39. C-3 at Atkinson Boys TEAM SCORING: 1. Croltan 17, 2. Atkinson West Holt 42, 3. Albion 57, 4.

Bloomlield 59, 5. Burwell 76, 6. Laurel 96, 7. Norfolk Catholic 101. Naper, O'Neill St.

Mary. Rock County, Stuart and Plainview did not field full teams. TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Bill Zavodil, Crotton, 2. Marlin Brink, AWH, 3.

Brian Zim-mermon, Bloomfield, 4. Dean Burnhom, Crofton, 5. Dan McFarlond, Crofton, 6. Jim Pherson, Laurel, 17:48. C-4 at Kearney Boys TEAM SCORING: 1.

Gibbon 21, 2. 1 Morrill 50, 3. Centura 54, 4. Shelfon 59, 5. Kearney Catholic 64, 6.

Ravenna 80, 7. Alma 118, 8. Big Springs 127. TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Stacy Priebe, Gibbon, 2.

Steve Hellernan, KC, 3. Brian Hagan, Gibbon, 4. Brad Sherman. Shelton, 5. Andrew Svitok.

Morrill, 6. Troy Gala-vez. Gibbon, 7. Terry Nltsch, Centura. 8.

Harrl Jorone, Alma, 9. James Kuchero. KC, 10. Junior Riot, Morrill, 18:59. Girls No team scoring kept because all' teamsquality.

TOP TEN FINISHERS (all 90 to State): 1. Tammy Resch, Shelton, 2. Becky Keller, Gibbon, 3. Tonvo Peterson, Gibbon, 4. Twvla Hartman, Centura, s.

Donita Cole, Gibbon, 6. Stephanie Herbert, KC, 7. Michelle Trumler. Centura. 8.

Michelle Hubbard, Gibbon, 9. Dawn Werre, Centura, 10. Connie Lauritsen, Centura, 21 :05. LPS reserves Boys TEAM SCORING: I. Southeast 15, 2.

East 67, 3. Lincoln High 68. Northeast did not field full team. TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. B.

Wrightsman. LSE. 2. Steve Fleischli, LSE. 3.

Mike Nelson. LSE, 4. Jav Greothouse, LSE, 5. Sieve Hotlort, LSE, 6. Brian Gordon, LSE, 7.

Jim Koch, LNE, 18:56, 8. R.Soule, LHS, 9. Mike Fazl, LHS, 19:12,10. Greg Wiley, LSE, 19:35. Girls TEAM SCORING: 1.

Southeast 17. Eost, Lincoln High and Northeast did not field full teams. TOP EIGHT FINISHERS: 1. Hay-ley Malcom, LSE, 2. Susie McAllister, LSE, 3.

Gunn Hougen, LSE, 4. Wendy Tuss-ing, LHS, 5. Eileen Jibilisco, LSE, .6. Debbv Javorsky, LSE, 7. Suzanne Schmidt, LSE, t.

Robin Kroskstrom, I SF.9VM ryann Ziegler, Syracuse, 14:48.8 (course record); 2. Kate Borer, FC, 3. Brenda Bollinger, Auburn, 4. Kell Tynon, Auburn, 5. Pom Ruge, Syracuse, 6.

Lisa Moonev. Crete, 7. Brenda Brown, Auburn, 8. Liso Gelled. FC, 9.

Rachel Schneider, Auburn, 10. Chris Darling, Auburn, 16:09. B-3at Columbus Boys TEAM SCORING: 1. North Bend 29, 2. Ord 42, 3.

Columbus Scotus 49, 4. O'Neill 63, 5. David City Aquinas 75, 6. Hortington CC 86, 7. Wavne 120, B.

Columbus Lakeview 122. 9. Ains-worth 142. TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Dan Klimek.

Ord, 2. Scott Lamb-lev, North Bend, 3. Chuck Stevens, Hortington CC, 4. Dove Rhode, Col. Scotus, 5.

Matt Schmidt, O'Neill, 17:35, 6. Jay Proskovec, David City AQ, 7. Scott Closson, O'Neill. 8. Rod Hartman, North Bend, 9.

Matt Musiel, North Bend, 18:13: 10. Glenn Roucha, North Bend, 18:18. Girls TEAM SCORING: 1. North Bend 16. 2.

Ord 28, 3. Columbus Scotus 37. (Only schools to field full teams). TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Tracy Winkelman, North Bend.

2. Christina Kasvi. Ord. 3. Carol Rochlord, North Bend, 4.

Morv Mevsenburg, David City AO, 5. Cherl Rochford. North Bend, 6. Taro Zuerlein, Col. Scotus.

7. Kim Miehalski, Ord, 8. Judy Liebig, Col. Scotus, 9. Tommy West, North Bend, 10.

Anite Wiem-ers, Ord, 19:00. B-4atYork Boys TEAM SCORING: 1. Grand Island Northwest 17, 2. Seward 38, 3. Aurora 48, 4.

St. Paul 64, 5. Superior 86, 6. Centrol City 90, 7. Wood River 119.8.

York 124. TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Dave Keil, Gl NW, 2. Tom Gaver. Seward, 3.

Jason Schneider, Aurora, 4. Derek Brver, Gl NW, 5. Doug Bonnesen, Gl NW, 6. Greg Hackbort, Seward, 7. Brent Lind, Gl NW, 8.

Kevin Billington, Gl NW, 9. Bill Doan, Superior, 10. Phil Kottmever, Superior, 18:10. 1 1 nil Girls TEAM SCORING: 1. St.

Paul 74, 2. Grand Island Northwest 39, 3. Wood River 56. 4. Seward 58, 5.

York 71, 6. Aurora 94, 7. Grand Island Central Catholic 105. TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Dcena Clork, Seward, 2.

Renee Haw-lev, Wood River, 3. Kelly Zalk, SI. Paul, 4. Kothy Ermer, York, 5. Angie Wiss-Ing, St.

Paul, 6. Tonya Hawthorne, Central City, 7. Heidi Hoglund, Gl NW, 8. Julie Ja-recke, St. Paul.

9. Theresa Vomer, Seward, 10. Pam Swinorski, St. Paul, 17:45. C-l at Geneva Boys TEAM SCORING: 1.

Geneva 41, 2. L. Christian 41, 3. Sandy Creek 48, 4. Tecumseh 53, 5.

Exeter 90, 6. Osceola 95, 7. Harvard 97, 8. Hebron 100. Douglos did not field full team.

TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. David Andelt, Osceola. 2. Ben Show, LC. 3.

Ted Hoffman, Exeter, 4. Larry stolz, Douglas, 5. Don Rettele, Geneva 6. John Canlieid, LC, 7. Dennis Bone.

Tecumseh, 8. Jetf McCourtney. Tecumseh. 9. Sports on TV Friday Evening 6.00 JjTom Osborne Pity-book 6 00 HBO 26, Inside The NFL 6 30 ESPrJjSpmdWmk 7:00 OdJWorld Serin: Game 3 .7:00 ESP NFL Game Of The Week 7:00 USATnnis Magazine 7:30 ESP Pocket Billiards 8:00 ESP iX Harness Racing: Breeders' Crown Championship Race 3 Horse racing Lincoln Fairgrounds Thursday's results First race, purse 3-vear-jolds, maidens, 6 furlongs, 1:17 'i-S.

Trust Me Lucile (Jordon) 70.40 15.60 4.60 Shovano (Greer) 2.80 2.20 Trust And Obey (Compton) 2.40 Also Jakulo. Beanies Berry, Tee Razzle, Step Dance. Lord Glen, Mickey's Foncy, Royal Combination. Second race, purse 52,730, 4-year-olds ft up, Nebrasko-breds, claiming 12,500, 6 furlongs, 1:17 4-5. Orphan Eddie (Schober) 65.60 30.60 20.80 Foreign Flog (Jordon) 3.80 3.60 Dusky Host (Greer) 5.80 Also Shavey Duster, Cornish Warrior, Baby Beau, Mi T.

Doge. Whistling Eddie, Stat 0. Malic, Black Dreom. Daily double (9 10) 12,348.40 Third race, purse 12,730, 2-veor-olds, Nebraska-breds, maidens, 6 furlongs, 1:11 1-S. Out of the Rain (Jordan) 23.00 10.00 5.80 Nebruski (Baxter) 5.80 3.60 Lucky Woe Attack (Pettinger) 11.60 Also Christopher Lilo'sGirl, Starspangledbonner, Smokey d'Or, Racing Ryan, Mr.

Moray, Miami Bow. Exacta (2 Fourth race, purse $7,700, 4-vear olds A up. claiming 82,500, mile tt 2:00. Master Flip (Pettinger) 16.80 4.40 3.60 DH-Roan Wolf (Williams) 2.20 3.00 DH BramOx (Shepherd) 2.40 2.80 Also Crown A Star, Count Vetch, Boldwink, Toms Piloting, Tie the Rainbow, Jimmy Creek Sot Fire. DH-deod heat Exocto(l4) J3100 Exoclo (1 16)144 40 Fifth ract, purse 4-year-olds up, claiming $2,500, 4 furlongs, SpillOver Again (Williams) 7.40 5.00 3.60 J.

P. Scot (Coughlin) 14.20 12.00 Pay Homage (Petersen) 5.20 Also Coole Park, Avdee, Tuner's Triumph, Lucky R.J., Larrys-ton. Glory Sokes, Call Him Lefty. Exacta (3 Sixth race, purs $2,000, 4-year-olds A up, fillies A mares, claiming $3,500, mile A 70 yards, 1:49 2-5. Boogie Twister (Williams) 4.80 3.80 2.60 Enuff Reason (Ladd) 10.00 5.00 Rhondo's Reword (Frozier) 2.60 Also Cast's Girl, Zone's Pride, B.

Adele, View From The Hill, Lemon Lime. Exacta (1 7) 897.00 Seventh race, purse $3.600, 3-vear-olds, claiming $5,000, 6 furlongs, 1:11. Amber Orbit (Frozier) 16.20 7.20 7.N pooptn Pepper (Williams) 4.20 3.20 Foxy Jon (Jordan) 5.20 Also Tommy Duke, Tumble Heels, Jovous Miracle, Justine Soorky de Gold, Cocoa Bunny, Crvtam. Exacta (4 A 6) $71.40 Eighth race, purse $2,900, 2-year-old fillies, claiming $15,000, 6 fur-longs, 1:11. Riskiness (Lintner) 3.80 3.00 2.40 Going Buggy (Jordon) 5.80 3.00 Heather's Comet (Pettinger) 2,40 Also Windsor's Whisp.

Two Wovs Out, Northern Eiffel, Tob This Chick. Exacta (7 A 5) $17.40 Ninth race, purse $2,700, 3-veor-old fillies, cloiming $5,000, mile A 70 yards, 1:50. Holiday Girl (Shepherd) 7.20 3.80 2.60 One Time For Sara (Lintner) 5.80 3.80 Eloquent Dream (Froiier) 2.80 Also Breeze Cutter, Prevailing Sun, Angel Cree, Dailda, West Coast Lori, Willetuswln, Double Start. Exocta (8 A 2) $63.60 Attendance: 3,417 Mutuel handle: $309,262 Track: slow Saturday's entries POST TIME: 2 P.M. First race, purs $2,700, 1-year-olds, maidens, mile A 70 yards.

Curly Zar (Coughlin) 118 Seattle Snow(Nobov) Its lect Oronge Compton 118 Lolling Wall (No boy) 118 Fun Bar (Schober) 118 Flying In Front (Ladd) 115 Owego Slew (Petersen) 118 Smart Prom (Jordan) 118 Path to Poverty (Greer) 118 Canadian Pass (Pettinger) 118 Also eligible Ground Hog (Coughlin) 115, Sioux Hail (Schober) 115, Whiffing (No boy) 115, V. Shooter (Hill) 118. Second race, purse $2,600, 4-year, olds A up, claiming $2,500, 0 furlongs, MvQuock (Petersen) 120 Mr. O. Henry (Williams) 120 Dolly Kes' Sweetie (Compton) 120 Rose Landing (Hill) 120 Hot Sam (Coughlin) 120 Peanuts And Candy Baxter) 120 Foreign Port (Fraiier) 120 Chip Rock (Schober) 120 Schan Tut Frozier) 120 Von Prilzel (Shepherd) 120 Also eligible Lil's Nosco (Petersen) 120, Best Blade (Greer) 120, Mokln Mist (Williams) 120, Wood-cliff Road (Jordon) 120.

Third race, purse $2,730, 4-year-olds A up, Nebrasko-breds, claiming $2,500, 6 furlongs. Winner's Pick (Jordan) 114 leet Gunner (Lintner 117 Country Moon (Williams) 114 Restless Water (Shepherd) 117 Shanno(Hill) 117 oRare's Turn (Hill) 114 Aindon (Frazier) 119 Candy's Boy (Frazier) 114 0 Stanley McCloln-lralned entry. Fourth race, purs $2,800, 4-year-olds A up, claiming $3,500, 4 furlongs. Strictly Sovoge'tFrozler) 117 Native Giacomo (Compton) 122 HevMvBeou(Nobov) 114 Rose's Bingo (Jordan) 119 Sop Pop (Williams) 114 Rocky Command (Lintner) 114 Yrrohs Command (Coughlin) 119 Fifth race, purse $2,700, 3-year-olds, cloiming $5,000, mil A 70 yards. Rol Pere (Compton) 112 Konsos Kan (Jordon) 120 Good Old Potosl (Williams) 112 SuesLvnx (Pettinger) 112 Mood Lifter (Anderson) 115 Sorrel Seville (Frozier) 120 Run Out of Dirt (Williams) 115 Fundevllish (Shepherd) 120 Foolish Turk (Lodd) 112 He'sA Hood (Lodd) 112 Also eligible Slicker (Baxter) 112.

Sixth race, purs $3,800, 4-vear-olds A up, fillies A mares, claiming mil. La Trouvollle (Pettinger) 114 I Like Flags (Lintner) 112 Fleet Sugar (Greer) 112 Ring Ding Girl (Jordan) 112 Donna Jon (Compton) 110 Key Landing 'Williams). 116 Seventh race, purs 13.901, 3-year-olds, allowance, 4 furlongs. Rumple Stotskln Tom Hay (Williams) 112 Whitney's Loddie Shphrd 112 Grontrlck (Shepherd) 115 Splcereiia(Nobov) 114 Schelly Ba 112 Southern Open Willie Wood 30-3 31-33-64 bossara 3, 1 runs; Korte 1 run. PAT Wright (2) kicks.

O.WESTSIDE27, NORTHEAST 0 O.Westside 14 0 0 13 27 Northeast 0 0 0 0 0 Westside 45 pass, 6 run, 35 run, 15 run. PAT kicks (3). Tennis Sophomores SOUTHEAST 14, EAST 4 Southeast 7 0 7 0 14 Eost 0 6 0 06 Southeast Mills 39 pass from Corstens; Mills 55 run; PAT Grabenslein (2) kicks. East Fongman 4 pass from Hall. L.

HIGH 13, O.WESTSIDE 7 L.HIah 0 7 0 6 13 O.Westside 7 0 0 07 Lincoln High Gorocke 70 run; Folks 21 pass from Parker. PAT Gorackekick. O. Westsld Vasev 32 pass from Thompson. State high schools Council Blulfs 21, 0.

Bryan 20 Polisode40, Holbrook 18 West Point CC 28. Oakland-Craig 0 13 Hockey NHL Wales Conference PATRICK DIVISION PIS. GF GA NY Rangers 0 0 11 4 4 Priladeiphia 0 0 11 2 2 Washington 0 0 11 2 2 Plllsburgh 0 1 0 0 3 4 Nrislonders 0 0 0 0 0 0 New Jersey 0 0 0 0 0 0 ADAMS DIVISION Boston 1 0 0 2 4 3 Bulla 10 1 0 0 2 4 3 Quebec 1 0 0 2 5 2 Harttord 0 0)1 44 Montreal 0 1 0 0 3 4 Campbell Conference NORRIS DIVISION Pts. GF GA Chicago 1 0 0 2 7 3 Toronto 1 0 0 2 1 0 St. Louis 1 0 0 2 4 2 Minnesota 0 1 0 0 0 1 Detroit 0 1 0 0 3 7 SMYTHE DIVISION Edmonton 0 0 11 2 2 Los Angeles 0 0 11 2 2 Winnipeg 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vancouver 0 2 0 0 2 5 Calgary 0 1 0 0 2 4 Thursday's results Boston 4, Pittsburgh 3 Buffalo 4, Montreal 3 Washington 2, Phllodelphia2 Hartford 4, N.Y.

Rongers4 Toronto 1. Minnesota 0, ot Chicago 7. Detroit 3 St. Louis 4, Calgary 2 Edmonton 2, Los Angeles2 Quebec 5, Vancouver 2 Friday's games N.Y. tslondersot New Jersey, 4:35 p.m.

St. Louis at Edmonton, 8:35 p.m. Saturday's games Chicago ot N.Y. Islonders, 6:05 p.m. Boston at Hartford, 6:350.

m. New Jersey of Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, 6:35 p.m. Buffalo at Toronto, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Montreal. 7:05 P.m.

Quebec ot Calgary, 7 :05 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Minnesota, 7:35 p.m. Vancouver at Los Angeles, 9:35 P.m. BillColfee Hubert Green Larry Ziegler GoryHollberg Jim Kone Tim Simpson Mike Sullivan Gory Pinns Fronk Conner Mark McNulty Peter Oosterhuls Dave Barr Scott Hoch Larry Rinker Rex Caldwell Vance Heofner John Mohaffev Bob Boyd Larry Mize Jodie Mudd Mac O'Grady Griff Moody Corey Pavin Gene Sauers Mike Bright Ken Maltiac Bill Glasson Gibbv Gilbert Ken Brown Mike Reid Jim Booros Hoi Sutton Mork Haves Jon Chaffee Thomas Gray Grier Jones Gory Krueger Joey Sfndetar Richard Zokol JackNickious Wally Armstrong Charlie Boiling Lennie Clements Lance TenBroeck Rod Curl Andy Bean Joe Inmon Mike Gove Lou Graham Mike Smith Brelt Upper Dan Forsman Paul Azinger Llndv Miller Payne Stewart Howard Twitty Mike Ferguson Clorence Rose Bobby Wodkins Barry Joeckel Jim Gotlagher Tommy Bronnon MikeNicolelte Gavin Levenson Bruce Fleisher David Wicker, Sondv Creek, 32-33-65 32-33-45 35-30-65 32-34-46 34- 32-66 32-34-66 35- 32-67 34- 33-67 32-35-47 32- 35-47 35- 33-68 35-33-68 35-33-68 35-33-68 34 3468 33- 35-68 34- 35-69 35- 34-69 35- 34-69 36- 33-69 33- 36-69 36- 33-69 37- 32-49 36-3369 34- 35-49 34- 33-69 35- 34-69 35- 35-70 36- 34-70 34-3670 36-34-70 36-34-70 '34-36-70 34- 36-70 35- 35-70 34-3670 34- 3670 36- 34-70 36-34-70 36-3470 36-34-70 35- 3570 35-35-70 34- 37-71 35- 36-71 33-38-71 35-34-71 35-3671 38- 33-71 33-38-71 35- 36-71 36- 35-71 33-3871 36- 35-71 35-34-71 35-3471 37- 34-71 38- 3371 37-34-71 35- 3671 36- 35-71 36-3571 35-36-71 35-36-71 Volleyball Scores City high schools Northeost det.

Eost 15-5. 15-13; Lincoln Christian def. Malcolm, 15-3, 15-5; Pius def. Crete, 12-15. 15-4, 15-13; Lincoln High def.

Southeast 11-15, 15-10, 15-6. State high schools Gretna def. Norrls. 15-9, 15-5; Wohoo Nenman del. Yulon 15-6, 15-11; Palrrrvro det.

Louisville, 15-9, 9-15, 15-13; Grand Island Northwest del. Central City, 15-12, 15-10; Grand Island del. Hastings Adams Central, 15-7, 15-4; Seward def. York, 15-6, 15-5; Ewing def. Atkinson West Holt 15-II, 2-15, 15-10; Greeley del.

Wolboch 15-6, 15-6; Nebraska City det. Auburn 15-7, 15-5. Howells def. West Point 15-9, 15-9; Wilber-Clotonia def. Dorchester 15-3, 6-15.

15-9; Scribner def. Snyder 15-7, 16-14; Ashland def. Syracuse 15-13, 15-10; Tri County def. Folrbury 15-7, 15-2; Wvnot def. Wousa 18-16, 15-12; Imperial def.

Benkelmon 15-9, 15-12. Hastings St. Cecilia det. Sondv Creek 15-4, 16-14; Ord def. Broken Bow 15-12, 15-3; Rushville det.

Hor-rison 15-10, 15-7; Lawrence def. Guide Rock 15-4. 15-1 1 Hortington Cedar Cotholic def. South Sioux City-15-7, 15-11; Rovmond Central def. Waverlv 15-3.

TOURNAMENTS Central Eight Conference: championship David City def. Shelby 15-10, 2-15, 154; consolation Stromsburg def. East Butler 15-10, Goidenrod Conference: championship Polmer def. Clorks 15-5, 15-6; consolation Neb. Christion def.

Cedar Rapids 15-9, 11-15. 15-12. Loup Valley Conference: championship Ansley def. Sargent IS-II, 15-4; consolation Callawoy def. Anselmo-Merna 15-4, 15-10.

Homesteader Conference: championship Dowson-Verdon def. Lewiston, 9-15, 19-17, 15-12; consolation Imwoad def. Adams 15-6, IS-10. Alliance Invitational: first round Cross country immumimmumiiu C-2 at Fremont hod mree teams ana State Class A Team scoring (after quarterfinals) 1. Omaha Westside 28.

2. Lincoln Southeast 26, 3. (tie) Omaha Creigh-ton Prep, Omoho Burke and Kearney 24, 6. Omaha Central 20, 7. Mil-lord North 18, 8.

(tie) Lincoln Eost and Grand Island 16, 10. (tie) Popil-lion ond Omaha Gross 14, 12. (tie) Fremont and Omoho South 12, 14. Omaha Northwest 10, 15. Lincoln Northeast 8, 16.

(tie) Omaha Benson and Millard South 6. IB. Lincoln High 4. Bellevue West, North Flatle, Omoho Bryan ond Omoha North did not score. Quarterfinals No.

1 singles Joe Salerno, O. Central, del. James Gosneil, O. Burke. 6-1, 4-6, 6-0; Mark Naorstek, Millard North, det.

Jon Johnson, Fremont, 6-2. 6-1; Brod Lewis, Southeost, def. Shown Baumwort, 0. South, 6-1, 6-0; Tim Lindauist, O. Westside, del.

Scott Gleason, Grand Island, 6-0, 6-0. No. 1 singles David Capek, Southeast, def. Ernest Bormah Walie, O. Northwest, 6-2.

6-1; Motz Westman, Papillion, def. David Olson. East, 6-0, 6-1; Jon Binns, Mil-lord South, def. Bob Luke, Kearney, 6-0, 4-6, 6-2; Mike Morgan, O. Gross, def.

Dave Svring, 0. South, 6-3. 6-1. No. 1 doubles Roiond Simone-Joe Easterdov, Cr.

Prep, det. Mike Beosley-Trovis Feezell, O. Central, 6-2, 6-4; Dove Myers-Dan Lindauist, O. Westsld. def.

Joy Johnson-Dove Boys TEAM SCORING: 1. Arlington 30, 3. Ft. Calhoun 48, 3. WahoS 54, 4.

Fre. Bergon 55. 5. Wahoo Neumann 62. 6.

Wlsner-Piiger 69, 7. Volley 100. TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Dully Mever, Wisner-Piiger, 2. Kyle Gottschalk, Wohoo, 3.

Lonnie Graver, Arlington, 4. Cletus Reidel, Wahoo Neumann, 5. Paul Smith, Wahoo, 6. Trov Broinord, Arlington 7. Ken Allen, Ft.

Calhoun, t. Brian Greunke, Arlington, 9. Sean Bridgelord. Ft. Calhoun, 10.

Jim Tlchota, Fr. Bargan, 19:02. Girls No team scoring kept because oil looms auaf if y. TOP TEN FINSIHERS: 1. Gina Simenek, Wohoo Neumann, 2.

Tori Oillow, Wahoo, 3. Candy Meyer, Wisner-Piiger, 4. Lex-onne Swohn, Volley, 5. Stocey Sensibaugh. Wahoo Neumann, 6.

Cindy Andrew, Volley. Individuals qualify for slate) B-1 at Syracuse Boys TEAM SCORING: 1. Neb. City 22, 2. Auburn 48.

3. Norrls 57, 4. Platts-mouth 66, 5. Woverly 75, 6. Syracuse 93, 7.

Falls City 98, 8. Crete 102. Raymond Centrol did not field full team. TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Fronk Grohom, NC, 2.

Harold Graham, NC, 3. Don Hovnes, 4. Kevin Luehrs, Plottsmouth, 5. John Ziegler, Syracuse, 6. Pol Babcock, Plottsmouth.

7. Ted Glover, Norris, 8. Tom Keetover, Nor-ris, 9. Corey Frlesen. NC, 10.

Tim Hammer, NC, 17:24. Girls TEAM SCORING: 1. Auburn 23, 2. Syracuse 36. 3.

Falls City 39, 4. Crete 73, 5. Norrls 75, 6. Ray. Centrol 83, 7.

Plottsmouth 106. Neb. City and Wa-verlv did not field full teams. TOP TEN FINISHERS: I. Ma- a .) i.