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Kobza sets Scoreboard Lincoln, Neb. Journal 22 Friday, March 27, 1981 ID HAVE LOST OUR AUPIO.OUR VIPEO, AW ALL PECOLECWN OF MAT WS Randy York I f5 t-M I' HCMV I swrcv 1 LIVE TV, fOLKS. i 7 NOW, BBERWNKERZ, PUSH Jj lp A fan of fans If Francis Allen thought only of himself, he would object to the NCAA's new formula to decide gymnastics champions. His Nebraska team will take the nation's No. 1 rating into next weekend's NCAA Championships at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.

Idealistically, with a powerhouse, Allen would rather count every score all three days rather than use the new NCAA format of starting from scratch on the final day. "If I'm the top-ranked team, I'd rather take a 2 12-point lead into the last day instead of giving everyone another equal shot at me," Allen said. You could excuse Allen for the logic. After all, he's the coach who's enjoyed the view from the top of the mountain the past two years. He'd hanker to keep that edge if it weren't for the For Allen, the fans are almost as important as his gymnasts.

If starting over from scratch increases the excitement $6258, 4-year-olds up. furlongs. Baby Dance (Reltele) 119 Seabo (Steinberg) 117 Cllnchson (Lammers) 119 Golden Rush (Thompson) 114 Tucks Missile (Martinez) 117 Doc's Dixie (Williams) 114 Sturdy Streak (Meier) 119 Grumblln Willie (Orona) 114 R.B. Mlst(Rettele) 117 Bryon's Supply (E. King) 114 Fifth race, purse $3700, claiming 4-year-olds A up, i furlongs.

Rubvs Rule (Ecoffey) 114 Grandpadidycantl (Meier) 117 Sugar Dust (Compton) 122 March Magic (No Boy) 114 Prince Delight (Lintner) 112 Circle Drive (Orona) Ill Royal Max M. (Anderson) 114 Sixth race, purse $3400, cloiming $10,000, 4-year-olds ft up, 8 furlongs. Short Speech (Anderson) 114 Priceless Jungle (Hill) 117 Comet D'Or (Schmidt) "107 Beau Joel E.King) 114 Marvelous Tom (Lintner) 117 Mystery On Ice (Hill) 114 Raise Em Sweet (Lintner) 114 Windy Gulf 114 Seventh race, purse $4400, allowance, 4-year-olds A up Nebraska breds, 6 furlongs. Daddval (Retlele) 122 Mr. Watergate (Orona) 114 Wisner All Star (Anderson) 114 Swap 'N Dan (Ecoffey) 119 Lost Cap (Warhol) '112.

(Ecoffey) Slot O. Malic (King) 3.60 2.80 2 80 Also Zip Across, Engs Song, Mac Donno, Fovor The Lady, Yobon, Kin Cheatam, D. Boy. Exacta (4 ft 4) $74.40 Eighth race, purs $4200, allowance, 4-year-olds ft up, furlongs, Prom Crasher (Williams) 10.80 5.40 3.40 Kory (Jsames) 4.60 4.00 Amphltrlon (E.King) 3.60 Also Dlsan Emerald, General Lab, Florentine Gold, Roger Dustln Devil. Ninth race, purse 83M8, claiming $8000, 4-year-olds ft up, furlongs, 1:2015.

Tlplcal Journey (Thompson) 14.80 8.80 8.80 Swish On (Orono) 9.00 5.60 Leave Me A Load (Schwankhort) 10.20 Also Mr. Misty Kiss, Diamond Pat, Deb's Isle, Miss McGehee, Ish-bomb. Peaceful Jay, Solute A Roman Exacta (7ft9) $246.38 Attendance 4,313 Mutuel Handle $520,788 Track Fast Golf Heritage Classic Sports Calendar Friday College women's gymnastics Nebraska ot AIAW Region VI Championships, Ames. lo. College men's swimming Nebraska at NCAA Championships.

College men's golf Nebraska Weslevan at Buena Vista College. College baseball Nebraska In Hawaii Easter Rainbow Classic. Prep boys' golf East, Lincoln High, Northeast, Southeast at Beatrice Invitational. Saturday College women's gymnastics Nebraska at AIAW Region VI Championships, Ames, lo. College men's swimming Nebraska at NCAA Championships.

College men's track Nebraska at Arizona State, Tempe, Ariz. College baseball Nebraska In Hawaii Easter Rainbow Classic. Prep boys' track East, Lincoln High, Southeast at Millard Relays; Northeast at Grand Island Relays. Prep girls' track Southeast at Millard Relays; East, Lincoln High at Grand Island Relays. Bulletin board Softball Second annual Franklin Life Men's and Women's tournament, men's slow pitch, class teams and below, women's fast pitch, class teams and below, at Mahonev Field, May 9-10, entry deadline April 29, contact Kris Mortensen, 467-5457 or 464-7075.

Craftware Pottery double elimination coed tournament at Mahoney Field, May 2-3. Trophies. Call 466-0492, 423-8057. Deadline April 1. Third Annual Early Bird Slo-pltch tournament at Mahoney Park, April 25- 26, Two division, round-robin tournament, Entry deadline is April 20, For Information, contact Joel Wehrsponn, 477-4726, or Steve Nelson, 400-5930.

RB's Bottle Shop Slow-Pitch soft-ball tournament, open tooll men and women's teams AA and beiow. Women April 9, 11 and 12. Men April 10, 11 and 12. Each team guaranteed seven games. Contact Frank Greene, 402-563-6466 or 402-563-1761.

Second annual Gene's Electric slow pitch round robin tournament, men's Class AA and below at Mil-ford, May 1-3. Guaranteed three games, division winners into elimination tourney. Entry deadline April 25. Contact Norm Roth 435-7710, Rod Schwindt 403-4064, or Bob Bargen 761-2768. Trophies team, individuals on winning team, top bolting average, MVP.

Basketball Hastings College Camp, four sessions, for boys and girls, boys camps May 24-29, May 31-June 5 and July 26- 31, girls camp June 7-12, students from 10 years of age through 11th grade, contact Lvnn Farrell, Athletic Department, Hastings College, 69901. Road races Fourth annual Union College Half Marathon, and three-mile run; April 12. Entry fee $5 by April 6, $6 alter April 6, $8 an race day. Wayne Fleming, 486-2331, is race director. Entry blanks at sporting goods stares, the YWCA ond the YMCA.

Baseball Exhibition standings AMERICAN LEAGUE May 2 at Trans-Nebraska at Grand Island; 8 Lincoln Public Schools at East; 15 Districts; 22-23 State meet. Lincoln East March 29 at Millard Relays. April 3 Lincoln Relays at Stuart Stadium; 10 at Omaha Westslde Invite; 17 at Omaha Burke Invitational; 21 Fremont; 27 Beatrice. May 2 at Trans-Nebraska at Grand Island; 8 Lincoln Public Schools; 15 Districts; 22-23 State meet. Lincoln Southeast March 28 at Ml I lard Relays.

April 3 Lincoln Relays at Stuart Stadium; 11 at Grand Island Invitational; 16 at Fremont Invitational; 25 at Omaha Bryan May 2 at Trans-Nebraska at Grand Island; 8 Lincoln Public Schools; 15 Districts; 22-23 Stole meet. Lincoln Pius April 2 Nebraska Weslevan Indoor; 10 at Falrbury Invitational; 14 at Syracuse Invitational; 25 at York Invitational; 30 Schuyler. May 8 at Beatrice Invitational; 15 Districts at Ed Weir Stadium; 22-23 State meet; Basketball NBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. GB x-Boston 61 19 x-Philodelphia 61 19 x-New York 48 32 Washington 37 42 New Jersey 24 56 .763 .763 .600 .468 .300 13 23Vj 37 Central Division I .728 y-Milwoukee 59 x.Chicago 43 x-lndiana 43 Atlanta I 31 Cleveland 26 Detroit 20 .538 .538 .388 15'J 15'2 27'j 30' 38 Vj .350 .250 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division y-San Antonio .630 Houston Kansas City Denver Utah ll'j 11VS 15'i 23Vj 35'i .488 .438 .338 .188 Dallas Pacific Division x-Phoenlx x-Los Angeles x-Portland Golden Stole San Diego I Seattle .671 .538 .488 .450 .413 12 16 19 22 y-ctinched division title x-clinched plovolf berth Thursday's Games Indiano 116, Atlanta 107 Milwaukee 137, Cleveland 109 San Antonio 98, Utah 97 Friday's Games Detroit at Boston Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Indiana Portland at Dallas Atlanta at Chicago Kansas City at Houston San Diego at Phoenix Los Angeles at Seattle Hockey NHL standings shot mark COLUMBUS (AP) -Marty Kobza of Schuyler, who spurned a football scholarship offer from Nebraska and picked Arkansas for its track program, broke his own state shot put record Thursday at the Lakeview Invitational Kobza, who will play football and participate in track for the Razorbacks, let go a toss of 61-7 at the high school meet Thursday. It broke the state record he set last May 15 in Class district competition of 61-5.

H. Rex Jones of the Nebraska School Activities Association said Kobza's effort 1 Thursday was a "pending state record that exceeded last year's throw and is up for consideration." Kobza said he "really wasn't surprised with the throw" but he "was pretty pleased" to get over the 60 foot mark. 7 gridders to Kearney KEARNEY Kearney State College football Coach Claire Boroff has announced the names of seven high school athletes who will play for Kearney State next fall. The seven are Donald Churchill, a 6-1, 205-pound defensive end from Valentine; Sid Haarberg, a 5-11, 218-pound offensive guard from Scott Meister, a 6-3, 205-pound center from Fremont Bergan; Bill Min-nick, a 6-2, 210-pound defensive tackle from Ashland-Greenwood High School; Scott Moats, a 6-4, 225-pound tackle from Norris; Randy Rieke, a 6-2, 190 pound center from Aurora; and Dave Slroh, a 6-2, 180-pound defensive back from Shelton. Village Inn loses opener BARNESTON Martins Farms of Fremont defeated Village Inn of Lincoln, 94-90, Thursday in the opening day of the 14th Annual Barneston Basketball Tournament.

Al Neilsen led Martins Farms with 52 points. Fremont was led by Jay Bellar's 29 points, while Joe Grenfell and Greg Younger, contrib uted 21 points each. In another game, Wright of Beattie, defeated Kites of Manhattan, 95-76. Kentucky Fried Chicken of Beatrice will meet Bankers Life of Lincoln at 7:30 Friday, while Lincoln Coots will face McGills of Omaha in Friday night's final game. Martina wins NEW YORK (AP) -Martina Navratilova defeated Leslie Allen 6-3, 6-0 and joined Andrea Jaeger in the semifinals of the $300,000 Avon Women's Tennis Championships.

Omaha loses PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI)-The Portland Beavers tallied twice in the eighth inning to beat Omaha 4-2 in an exhibition game Thursday. COMMERCIAL 5,728. 18. George Poppas, Charlotte, N.C., 5,694.

19. Wayne Graham, Miami, 5,680. 20. Steve Cook, Rose-vllle, 5,677. tie Gip Lentine, Rowland Heights, 5,677.

22. Storm Devlncent, Ft. Lauderdale, 5,655. 23. Dave Beckmann, Bellevue, 5,602.

24. Jay Robinson, Van Nuys, 5,557. Transactions BASEBALL American League CALIFORNIA ANGELS Sent Dave Schuler and Ralph Bolting, pitchers; Mike Bishop and Brian Harper, catchers; Darvl Sconiers and Jeff Bertonl, Inflelders, to the minor leagues. Sent Jim Barr, pitcher, to Casa Grande, to continue with his conditioning. KANSAS CITY ROYALS Released Manny Castillo, infielder.

Assigned Dan Fischer, Bill Laskey, Mike Jones and Mike Morley, pitchers; Duane Dewey and Don Slaught, catchers; Kelly Heath, Infielder; Ron Johnson) first baseman; and Darrvl Motley, outfielder, to their minor league camp. MINNESOTA TWINS Asked irrevocable waivers on Bombo Rivera, outfielder. SEATTLE MARINERS Waived Dave Heaverlo and Rob Dressier, pitchers; Ted Cox, third baseman; and Willie Norwood, outfielder; tor the purpose of giving them their unconditional releases. Assigned Randy Stein and Bob Stoddard, pitchers; Orlando Mercado and Dave Valle, catchers; Tito Nanni, outfielder, and Jim Maler, first baseman, to Spokane of the Pacific Coast League. Traded Rodnev Craig, outfielder, to the Cleveland Indians for Wayne Cage, first baseman.

TEXAS RANGERS Released Don Kalner, Jock Lazorko, Jim Forr, Dave Schmidt ond Len White-house, pitchers; Nelson Normon, Odie Davis, Roger Holt and Wayne Tolleson, inflelders; Nick Capra and Rick Llsl, outfielders; and Tracy Cowger and Bobby Johnson, catchers. National League HOUSTON ASTROS Assigned Del Leatherwood and Stan Leland, pitchers; Bert Pend, Infielder; and Scott Loucks and Tom Wiedenhaus-er, outfielders, to Tucson of the Pacllic Coast League. Assigned John Hessler, pitcher, to Columbus of the Southern League. Assigned Jim MacDonald, pitcher, to their minor league camp. BASKETBALL Notional Basketball Association ATLANTA HAWKS Fired Hubie Brown, head coach.

Named Mike Fratello and Brendan Suhr interim head coaches. FOOTBALL National Football League NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Signed Mike Williams, defensive bock; Dennis McCollins, defensive tackle; and Tom McConnaughev, wide receiver. NU women split games DENTON, Texas The Nebraska women's softball team split games Thursday in the Texas Women University Softball Invitational, blanking Sam Houston, 1-0, in the first game and losing 3-2 to Oklahoma in the second. Sandy Wolterman allowed two hits to take the win in the opener. The Huskers scored its run in the fourth inning when Shelly Scott singled lo score Rocky Candelario.

In the nightcap, the Huskers scored both their runs in the top of the fourth inning to take a 2-0 lead, but Oklahoma came back with a run in the fourth and iced the win with two more in the seventh. Wolterman, now 3-2, suffered the loss. The Huskers will meet New Mexico and Southwest Missouri State on Friday. for the fans, then Allen is willing to sacrifice advantage for change. You've heard of the king of kings and the lord of lords.

Well, Francis Allen is the fan of fans. He's no sandbagger Allen may be an Olympic coach, but he's also his own public relations man. He's beat the drums hard and transformed a minor sport into a major sport. Madison Avenue should be so lucky. It isn't easy in this football-crazy state to turn fans on with a more sensitive form of art.

Allen has done it like Bob Devaney did it by giving Ne-braskans something for which to stand up and cheer. He didn't get to that point with conservatism. He got to it by going all out. There have been times when Allen could have played it closer to the vest like last year, when the Cornhuskers took nearly a four-point lead into the final day of the NCAA. "We could have coasted in the finals," he said.

"I told my gymnasts they had two choices. They could either go out and please the crowd or lay back and win easily." Nebraska look the chances, and set an NCAA scoring record in the process. "We really fired out of it," Allen said. "Some teams that don't have our dynamics might not have. We don't sandbag it.

We want our crowd to come back. If you want to have a sport, you better prove it to your home fans." Hartung view differs Allen is the first to realize his philosophy isn't the only philosophy. That's why he brought 1980 NCAA all-around champion Jim Hartung with him to a luncheon Thursday. "I'll give you my side, the coach's side," Allen said. "That guy over there probably has a different side." He was right.

Hartung admitted he doesn't like the new NCAA format. By starting over from scratch, Hartung said, you're increasing the chances for an upset. By starting over from scratch, Hartung said, "you're let-ling a guy with one lucky routine beat Phil Cahoy on the high bar when he probably wouldn't beat him one out of 10 times." Oh well. Hartung isn't the type to worry about such things. He's like his coach a born performer, an athlete who likes to say "That's Kntertainment" as much as he likes to say "We're No.

1." Hartung slated his case, but accepted the verdict. "Starting over," he said, "does make it a lot more exciting for the fans." NU swimmers sixth Tom Watson 34-3266 Gil Morgan 33-3467 Seve Ballesteros 35-3368 Hale Irwin 33-35-68 Fuzzy Zoeller 35-3368 BudAllln 34-35-69 Jerry Pate 34-35-69 Don January 36-3369 Morris Hatalsky 33-36-69 Glbby Gilbert 35-34-69 Ray Floyd '35-34-69 Jock Renner 34-35-69 Brad Bryont 35-3469 Mark O'Mearo 35-34-69 Mark Lye 36-3470 Bruce Devlin 34-3670 Bruce Lietzke 35-35-70 Mike Donold 36-3470 Dan Pohl 34-36-70 BobGoolbv 36-32 70 Dan Halldorson 34-36-70 IsaoAokl 33-3770 Mike Holland 33-3770 Bill Kratzert 35-35-70 Alan Tapie 34-3670 TomWeiskopf 36-35-71 Charles Coody 35-3671 Craig Stadler 32-3971 Keith Fergus 35-3671 Wallv Armstrong 37-3471 Greg Normon 37-3471 RonStreck 38-3371 Mark McCumber 36-35-71 George Archer 33-3871 Gene Littler 36-35-71 Ed Florl 35-36-71 David Graham 36-3571 Mike Sullivan 35-3671 Gory Hollberg 34-3771 Peler Jacobsen 37-3471 Andy Bean 36-3571 Roger Moltbie 35-36-71 LonnyWadkins 36-3571 Mark Hayes 35-36-71 Larry Nelson 37-34-71 Bill Rogers 35-36-71 Kemper Open Pot Bradley 33-3871 Joyce Kozmlerskl 39-3372 Hollis Slacy 38-3674 Jon Sleohenson 34-4175 Alice Rilzmon 38-3775 Sandra Polmer 38-3775 JoAnne Corner 36-3975 Jane Blolock 354075 Sandra Hoynie 39-3675 Mary Dwyer 40-35-75 Nancy Lopez-Melton 37-3875 Morgo Stubblefield 37-3976 Martha Hansen 36-4076 Kathv McMullen 37-3976 Kyle O'Brien 38-3876 Barbara Barrow 40-3777 MarleneHogge 37-4077 Chris Johnson 40-3777 Mvra Von Hoose 39-3877 Polly Sheehon 39-3877 Mory Mills 39-3677 Sandra Spuzlch 35-42-77 Gail Hirala 39-38-77 Bowling Pet. Oakland 12 4 .750 Detroit 15 6 .714 California 9 4 .692 KonsosCitV 9 4 .692 Chicago II 5 .688 Minnesota 10 8 556 New York 8 7 .533 Texas 8 7 .533 Milwaukee 8 8 .500 Cleveland 9 10 .474 Seattle 8 10 .444 Toronto 7 9 .438 Baltimore 6 8 .429 Boston 6 10 .375 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pel. Cincinnati 8 6 .571 Pittsburgh 7 6 .538 Son Diego 7 6 .538 Montreal 8 7 .533 New York 7 8 .467 Philadelphia 6 7 .462 Chicago 8 10 .444 Atlanta 7 11 .389 St. Louis 5 8 .385 Houston 5 9 .357 Los Angeles 5 10 .333 Son Francisco 5 10 .333 GF GAPIS St.

Louis 43 1 6 16 331 257 102 NY Islanders 44 17 13 332 244 101 Montreal 42 20 13 317 218 97 Los Angeles 41 23 12 318 274 94 Philadelphia 40 23 13 307 244 93 Buffalo 37 1 8 1 9 306 225 93 Calgory 37 26 1 3 308 276 87 Boston 35 28 12 300 259 82 Minnesota 32 26 17 270 247 81 Chicago 29 31 15 287 298 73 Quebec 28 30 1 7 294 303 73 Vancouver 27 19 266 278 73 Pittsburgh 29 34 11 287 321 69 N.Y. Rangers 27 35 13 300 312 67 Washington 24 33 1 8 268 299 66 Toronto 26 37 1 3 302 353 65 Edmonton 25 35 15 301 315 65 Hartford 19 38 1 8 276 350 56 Detroit 19 39 1 6 235 313 54 Colorado 21 43 11 241 324 53 Winnipeg 9 53 1 2 229 365 30 True Value Open 1. Bob Handlev, Fairway, 6,152. 2. Jeff Mattlngly, Tacoma, 6,138.

3. Marshall Holmon, Medtord, 6,073. 4. Rich Hart-man, Alton, 6,038. 5.

Mark Roth, Spring Lake Heights, N.J., 6,010. 6. Bo Bowden, Dallas, 5,997. 7. Joe Beratl, Pearl River, N.Y., 5,964.

8. Mike Durbin, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, 5,958. 9. Bill Block, Miami, 5,957. 10.

Craig Mueller, Union, N.J., 5,956. 11. Fred Conner, Mar Vista, 5,892. 12. Tim Miller, Harllngton, Texas, 5,839.

13. Tony Acosta, Hia-leah, 5,829. 14. Tom Baker, Buffalo, N.Y., 5,804. 15.

Bill Coleman, Springfield, 5,790. 16. Art Trask, Fresno. 5,742. 17.

Mitch Jabczenski, Taylor, Marine Tested (No Boy) 114 Eighth race, purse $3000, allowance, 3-year-olds, 611 furlongs. Spin Line (E. King) 113 Native Island (Orona) 118 a-TexasWind (Lintner) 116 Junior Eaker (Martinez) 121 o-Jess Again (Ladd) 118 Raman Clark (Williams) 118 Lit Chicken Fry (D. King) 116 J. Baz (Compton) 118 Teenage Kalhy (Hill) 111 Buddy Brown (Orona) 118 a-Dan Ladd trained entry.

Ninth race, purse $10,000, The Grand Island Eagles Handicap, 3-vear-olds up, 6Vi furlongs. Tattoo (E.King) 118 Bold Debut (Compton) 120 Dee Fondy (No Bov) 116 Te Te's Delight (Steinberg) 109 Maud's Lad (Ecoffey) 120 Tuffy Tucker (Jordan) 113 Amaclown (Williams) 114 Tenth race, purse $3000, starter allowance, 4-year-olds up, mile 1I6th. Viqueen (Thompson) 114 Foxy Don (Martinez) 122 Snappy Tom (Compton) 1145 Turn Up Tarn (E. King) 114 Grape Expectations 117 Col. Con (Jordan) 119 Rough Going (Williams) 119 Patchy Alibhai (Schulthels) 119 Jeremy's Boy (D.

King) 114 Fonner selections 1. Yecats Eel, Vision of Hope, Rollicking Boy. 2. He's A Doodle, Land of Peace, Slipped In Space. 3.

Mesa Redondo, Ivan's Beth, Tulfv Duffy. 4 4. Tucks Missile, R. B. Mist, Grumblin Willie.

5. Rubvs Rule, Sugar Dust, Circle Drive. 6. Priceless Jungle, Short Speech, Beau Joe. 7.

Daddval, Mr, Watergate, Swap Dan. 8. Buddy Brown, Teenage Kathy, Junior Eaker. 9. Tattoo, Maud's Lad, Bold Debut.

10. Foxy Dan, Patchy Alibhai, Viqueen. BEST BET Daddvalseventh race. LONGSHOT SPECIAL J. Baz, eighth race.

Thursday's results First race, purse $2400, 3-year-old maiden Nebraska breds, 8 furlongs, 1:1525. Roval Dru (Ecoffev) 17.80 5.60 4.30 Cardshark Bart (Baxter) 3.60 3.00 Slick Slim 9.60 Also Gray Mark, Afixin, More Avale, May Day Heart, Turn to Nibvble, Captain Kevin Little Dauber. Second race, purse $2400, claiming $2500, 4-year-olds up, 6 furlongs, 1:14. Roiah (Hill) 7.60 4.60 3.20 Rods Raioh (Schwonkhorl) 13.40 9.00 Rocount (Complon) 8.60 Also Atta Easter, Iowa Gem, Bov Street, Noshville Phan, Arian Ray. Craig Alton, Silky Port.

Daily Double (10ft 3) $87.80 Third race, purse $2600, claiming $3500, 4-year-olds ft up, i furlongs, 1:1415. Wild Wink (D.King) 8.00 4.40 3.00 Tipton Special (Dailey) 4.60 3.60 Ragener (Schwankhort) 3.80 Also Jack's Jeff, Falcon Shadow, Charles Leon, Arctic Mist, Disinherited, Penny Short. Exacta (78,8) $118.20 Fourth race, purse $2400, 2-year-old maidens, 4 furlongs, :48 25. Go Little Line (Compton) 3.20 3.60 2.20 Gold Dunce (Barnes) 4.20 3.00 Shake Alot (Williams) 2.80 Also Try To Turn, Mora Cudge, Lucky Geen, Menette's Best. Fifth race, purse $2900, claiming $5000, 4-vear-olds ft up, mile ft 70 yards, 1:45 15.

Mick's Jet (Ecolley) 7.20 4.20 3.00 Fifth Que (Petersen) 5.20 4.60 Miier (Baxter) 4.40 Also Eye My Time, Wee Mantle, Eradic Ann, Big Honcho. Sixth race, purse $2400, claiming $7500, 3-year-olds, 4'i furlongs, 1:2145. Axcell (Lammers) 4.20 3.20 2.80 Doc's Turn (Williams) 4.60 2.80 and the Bean (Compton) 3.20 Also Western Belt. King ol Prom, April Landing, Windy the Pooh, For Cindy. Seventh race, purse $3000, allowance, 3-yeor-old Nebraska breds, furlongs, 1:1445.

Big Bad Fred (Hill) 9.80 5.60 3.20 Klckilln Mettenbrink, Kramme named By The Associated Press Kathy Mettenbrink of Hastings College and Kari Kramme of Midland lead this year's Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Women's All-Conference Team selected by a vote of the league's coaches. They are the only repeat choices from last year's first team. The selections and their home towns include: First team Karl Kramme, Des Moines, Iowa, Midland College; Kathy Mettenbrink, Grand Island, Hastings College; Pom Somuelson, Lincoln, Nebraska Wesleyan; Kathy Holbrook. Central City, Doano College; Sherl Martin, Creston, Iowa, Midland College. Second team Vol Schumacher, Gurley, Midland College; Deb O'Ho-ra, Bellevue, Hastings; Holly Fellers, Coambridae, Hastings College; Sue Cross, Spencer, Iowa, Concordia; Sherl storti, Lincoln, Nebraska Weslevan.

Thursday's Gomes St. Louis 3, New York (NL) 1 Chicago (AL) 6, Bostons Kansas City 4. BaltimoreO Minnesota 7, Cincinnati 3 Texas 4, Montreal 0 Detroit (SS) 3, Houston 1 Pittsburgh 5, Toronto 1 Los Angeles 7, Atlanta 0 New York (AL) 6, University of North Carolina 0 Milwaukee 11. Cleveland 7 Oakland 8, Seattle 6 San Diego 4, San Francisco 1 Chicago (NL) 7, California 6, 7 innings, rain Detroit 6, Philadelphia 5 Friday's Games St. Louis vs.

Toronto at Dunedin, Flo. Detroit (SS) vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Flo. Chicago (AL) vs. Pittsburgh (SS) at Bradenton, Flo.

Texas vs. Atlonta at West Palm Beach, Flo. Kansas City vs. Cincinnati at Tampa, Fla. Minnesota vs.

Los Angeles at Vero Beach, Fla. Montreal vs. Houston at Cocoa, Flo. Oakland vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz.

Seattle vs. Milwaukee at Sun Cilv, Ariz. Son Francisco vs. San Diego at Yuma, Ariz. Chicago (NL) vs.

California at Palm Springs, Calif. Baltimore vs. New York (NL) ot St. Petersburg, Fla. Boston vs.

Detroit at Lakeland. Fla. Pittsburgh vs. New York (AL) at New Orleans State colleges Valley City. N.D.

15-12, Concordia, Neb. 2-9 Cal-Northridge 6, Nebrasko 5 Santa Clara 9, Nebraska 8 Track and field City boys schedules Lincoln High March 28 at Millard Relays. April 3 Lincoln Relays at Stuart Stadium; 7 York; 10 ot Omaha West-side Invite; 14 at Beatrice; 16 at Fremont Invitational. Moy 2 at Trans-Nebraska at Grand Island; 8 Lincoln Public Schools at East; 15 Districts; 22-23 State meet. Lincoln Northeast Morch 28 at Grand Island Relays.

April 3 Lincoln Relays at Stuart Stadium; 7ot Beatrice; I6at Omaha Burke Invitational; 24 at Omaha Bryan Invitational. meter diving, finishing 13th with a 320.60 score. Steve Elliott and Dave Goodwin also failed to make the top twelve qualifiers. In Friday's competition, Nebraska's Rye will compete in the 100 breaststroke, Grantham in the 100 butterfly and David Goodwin, Dave Keane and Elliott will compete in the preliminaries of three-meter diving. Ex-QB indicted CHICAGO (AP) Former Chicago Bears quarterback Jack Concannon is free on bond after being indicted by a Cook County grand jury on charges of delivering 2.2 pounds of cocaine to stale undercover agents.

Concannon, 38, was indicted Thursday, a week after he was arrested delivering what police said was cocaine with a street value of 100,000. double-header each hit a double in the first game in Concordia's losing effort, while Pete Wade and Scheele each had doubles in the second. Concordia, now 1-8, will host Sioux Falls College in a double-header on Friday. Now, get top interest for your Individual Retirement Account AUSTIN, Texas Nebraska's Jim Korff and Mike Ilayhurst each finished sixth in their heat in the 50 freestyle Friday after the first day of the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships. Ilayhurst clocked :20.77 to finish 36th overall, while Korff ended 39th with a :20.87 time.

UCLA's Robin Leamy swam the 50 free in 19.36 to set U.S. Open, American and NCAA marks. Old records were held by Auburn's Rowdy Gaines 19.8, U.S. Open, American, 1980) and USC's Joe Bottom 19.7, NCAA, 1977). Nebraska's 400 medley relay team of Dave Whelch-el, Matt Rye, Skip Grantham and Tim Boyd tied USC for fourth place in their heat with a 3:24.99 clocking, but failed to qualify for the semifinals.

Scott Henricks narrowly missed qualifying for Thursday night's finals in one- Concordia loses SKWARD Valley City Stale College swept a double-header from Concordia Friday with a 15-2 win in the first game and a 12-9 victory in the second. Pete Faszholz, Dean Scheele and Keith Theimer Browns9 By The Associated Press A coaching change usually seems to spur a team on to immediate improvement, even if it's only temporary. The Atlanta Hawks, however, may be too far gone for anything like that Playing several hours after the National Basketball Association team's board of directors fired Hubie Brown after five seasons as Atlanta's coach, the Hawks dropped a 115-107 decision to the Indiana Pacers Thursday night. A crowd estimated at 3,500 the announced attendance of 8,776 included season ticket-holders who failed to show chanted "Hubie! Hubie! Hubie!" several times during NOTE: The lop 16 teams at the end ot the regular season will qualify tor the Stanley Cup playoffs. Thursday's Games Washington 2, Detroit 0 Toronto 3, Boston 2 Montreal 8, Calgary 2 Friday's Games Hartford at Washington Vancouver at Winnipeg Butfalo ot Colorado Horse racing At Fonner Park Saturday's entries POST TIME: 1 P.M.

First race, purse $2500, claiming $2500, 4-year-olds up, mile 70 yards. Vision of Hope (Williams) 114 Schugger (Baxter) 117 Chad's Mission (Lintner) 114 1 Rollicking Boy (Jordan) 119 Sneaky Jack (Ladd) 119 Sutton (Compton) 119 Silent Bugles (Thompson) 122 Yecats Bel (Compton) 122 Vicki's Doll (E. King) 114 Gifted's Jet (Meier) 114 Also eligible Benii Baby (Orona) 114, Mick Doon (Hill) 122, Mingo Man (Ladd) 114, There's Dan's Last (Jordan) 114. Second race, purse $2800, claiming $5000, 4-year-old up Nebraska breds, 6 furlongs. He's A Doodle (Martinez) 114 Land ot Peace (E.

King) 114 Bold Bahama (Meier) 119 Slipped In Space (Lammers) 114 Jest Tom (Ecoffey) 114 Sir Dan Patch (Compton) 114 Cum A Dunce (No Bov) 109 Master D'Or (Steinberg) 114 Rob Rob (Ladd) 119 Bob An Chuck (Anderson) 114 Also eligible Kevin L. (Martinez) )22, Fire Man Fire (Williams) 119, Mitchells Marauder (Williams) 114, Dolly Kes' Brat (Jordan) 122. Third race, purse $2600, claiming $3500, 4-year-olds ft up, 6 furlongs. Mesa Redondo (Williams) 122 Ivan's Beth (Jordan) 122 Chickid'a (Wipf) M07 Tuffy Dufty (Lawrence) 114 About Inn (Schwonkharl) 119 Alogo (Jordan) 114 Roman Regent (Warhol) '112 Wallstrett Chief (Anderson) 119 How 'Bout Spruce (Warhol) '109 Fourth race, purse $3000, claiming Pacers into a tie with Chicago for second place in the Central Division and a tie for fifth overall in the Eastern Conference. Led by Junior Bridge-man's 25 points and Sidney Moncrief's 22, Milwaukee ran away from Cleveland before halftime and coasted to their fourth consecutive victory.

The Cavaliers, who have lost their last four, were led by Richard Washington's 21 points. Bob Lanier scored 10 points and Moncrief added 9 to spark the Bucks to a 36-24 lead after one period. Rookie Michael Wiley hit two free throws with three seconds remaining lo give San Antonio the victory. If you are not already participating in a retirement plan approved by the Internal Revenue Service, chances are you can start your own with us and fund it with tax-deductible dollars in an IRA that will pay you the top rate of interest available anywhere for a non-trusteed account. Or, if you presently have an IRA or money you recently received or will receive from a pension or profit sharing plan that qualifies for rollover into an IRA with us, we urge you to consider investing your funds at the high rate of interest we pay.

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The Pacers led 84-82 going into the final quarter and out-scored the Hawks 17-8 over the first eight minutes, with Edwards getting 7 of the 17. Indiana Coach Jack McKinney said he wasn't sure what to expect in the wake of Brown's firing. "There has to be some kind of reaction among players and fans," he said. "That sort of thing has to psych you up one way or the other, but I thought they played like professionals." Mike Fratello, Brown's assistant who will guide the team in its few remaining games, said, "There were critical times in the game when we were making a move when we came down and turned it over." Mike Bantom, playing with a "flak jacket" to protect cracked ribs, added 22 points for the Pacers while Eddie Johnson had 36 for the Hawks and Dan Roundfield added 22 in his first appearance since spraining his wrist seven games ago. The triumph moved the FIRST SAViftieS COMPANY OF LINCOLN A Subsidiary of First National Lincoln Corp.

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