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Crawley dominates conference breather By Jill West Staff Writer Canisius College: (cuh-NEE-shus) n. a college in Buffalo, N.Y.; a mem ber of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. Example: The Canisius College women’s basketball team had a disappointing trip to Chapel Hill Sunday. Disappointing, that is, if you are a Canisius fan. Tar Heel fans, on the other hand, should be happy about UNC’s 80-51 win over the Griffins. Sunday’s game brought the 12th ranked Tar Heels to 19-3 overall, 9-3 in the ACC. But the non-league win doesn’t count toward North Carolina’s tenu ous conference lead. The Tar Heels are tied with Virginia (18-5 overall, 9- 3 in the ACC), with Maryland (17-6, 8-5) not too far behind. The victory against Canisius (6-14) was a step back in the right direction after last UNC’s loss to the Cavaliers Tuesday. Sunday, junior forward Sylvia Crawley scored a career-high 20 points, but junior guard Tonya Sampson led the team with 21 points and 10 re bounds, despite playing only 22 min utes. Sophomore swing player Stephanie Lawrence was the only other Tar Heel to score in double figures, with 15 points, including 5 for 5 at the free throw line. Canisius freshman forward Nicole Arlain and senior guard Julie Buntich each scored 10 points to lead their team’s scoring, and forward Rachel Decker pulled down nine rebounds. After winning the tip-off, the Tar Heels fell into a slump caused by a lack of intensity and the surprisingly quick Griffs. After five minutes, the Tar Heels trailed by five points, and coach Sylvia Hatchell was forced to call a time out. Crawley returned from the break and scored her first field goal. Sopho more forward Charlotte Smith fol- IMSA received 18 to 20 commitments so far to build World Sports Cars, which ex ceeds his “wildest dreams.” Greenwood wasn’t kidding when he said“a little short.” The Rolex 24 boasted a scant nine GTP entries, only one of which was running at the finish. 1994 probably couldn’t come too soon for IMSA. A side note: though usually trusty, my pocket recorder succumbed to some heavy static during the interview as the No. 2 Bud Light Jaguar drove past us Calvin and Hobbes I SHOULD BE DO\HG NW BUT THE VIM I LOOK. AT OUT HERE I'M LEARNING SUCH PROCRASTINATING x Homework now. r it, plains the snow real skills that r can as? / m rationalizing. y \S A LOT MORE IMPORTANT. APPUt THROUGHOUT THE \ -y— Of | V X V VtJr t. 1993 WanefSOfVDistributaq by Universal Press Syodicat- 2if Doonesbury ISt 11 zszxsr I ESSIr- 11 Hi THE Daily Crossword by Florence C. 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Lawrence then sank her first two field goals, a two-pointer and a trey. By the time Sampson got into the act, North Caro lina already led by four. At the 10-minute mark, the Tar Heels had scored 24 unanswered points, leaping ahead of the Griffins 28-11, a lead that would grow to 24 points by halftime. Hatchell credited her team’s defen sive pressure for the win. UNC’s 17 steals and five blocked shots helped hold the Griffs to 31.9 percent shoot ing from the field. “We were able to push the fast break on missed shots and turnovers,” Hatchell said. Canisius senior guard Lori Pasceri, ranked fifth nationally in assists per game, was held to four assists by the Tar Heel defense but still managed to swipe seven steals on defense. North Carolina 80, Canisius 51 Sunday Canisius (51) Townes 2-50-04, Brocket3-80-06, Decker 4- Buntich 4-14 2-2 10,Paseeri3- 60-28, KJnset £M> 1-31, Artain 4-8 2-610. Glass 1-70-0 2, Jones 1-40-0 2, Alexander 0-00-00, Slebodnik 0-10-00. Totals 22-69 5- 51. North Carolina (80) Sampson 8-13 4-4 21, Smith 2-6 2-2 6, Gillingham 1-5 0-0 2, Montgomery 1-31-2 3, Suddretho-40-00, Lawrence 4-8 5-515, Crawley 10-15 0-1 20, McKee 1-10-0 2, Vukojicic 0-2 1-2 1, Jackson 2-4 1-2 5, Cooper 1-30-0 2, Wight 1-3 0-03, Rouse 0- 0 0-0 0. Totals 31-67 14-18 80. Halftime UNC 50 Canisius 26. Fouled out —none. 3-point field goals—Canisius 2-6 (Pasceri 2-4, Glass 0-2). UNC 4-12 (Lawrence 2-4. Sampson 1-4, Wight 1-1, Suddreth 0-2, Cooper 0-1). Rebounds Canisius 43 (Decker 9), UNC (Smith 11). Assists —Canisius 12(Pasceri 4), UNC 13 (Smith 4). Blocked shots Canisius 1 (Brocket), UNC 5 (Sampson 2, Crawley, Jackson, Cooper). Turnovers Canisius 26 (Pasceri 7). UNC 22 (Smith 6). Stoats— Canisius 12 (Pasceri 7), UNC 17 (Sampson 5). Tool Fouis Canisius 15, UNC 20 A—2ls. from page 10 with all 12 cylinders at full song. The little G.E. just isn’t the same. Toyota quickly established its speed at the outset by qualifying its two proto types at the front of the field, and run ning away with the race soon after its 3 p.m. start. After all the engines were silenced, I pondered the possibilities of IMS A with out GTP. It seems a family tradition may be back next year, but with anew, revamped face. IMSA, like my recorder, will never be the same. ©1993 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved 21 Zodiac lion 22 Grit 25 Speak violently 26 Cuff 27 Painter Bonheur 28 Food for Dobbin 32 Mar 33 Kind of hand 34 Certain officer 35 Corhbo 36 Mulligan 38 Excellent 39 Led the meeting 42 Yearn 43 Friendly 45 Do again 46 "You There" 48 City official 49 "A Bell for —" 50 Respiratory sounds 52 Glory 55 1056 56 Jumble 57 Being 58 Cherished 60 Once blue moon ii 19 _ 34 35 36 40 I jppi 46 ■u 48 49 50 53 MiT- 55 56 57 58 59 ■■so Ui 62 ■■63 Mr 65 ' -SSsfifi ||||tfT' Lipson sets UNC record in shot put Staff reports Senior Lynda Lipson highlighted North Carolina's showing in the Tar Heel Invitational by setting a school record in the women's shot put Friday. Lipson's toss of 49-1 3/4 broke the 1984 Hilton Indoor Complex record and bested her UNC record of 48-41/2. Senior Randy Jordan, a tailback for the North Carolina football team, con tinued his new-found dominance on the track, winning his third straight 55- meter sprint. Jordan paced a UNC sweep in the event with a time of 6.26 seconds. Flanker Bucky Brooks placed second, and tailback Curtis Johnson came in third. Senior Allen Johnson won two events Friday, the 55 hurdles and the long jump. Johnson's time of 7.26 in the hurdles provisionally qualified him for the NCAAs. Johnson won the national hurdles championship last year. Kevin Brown won the pole vault with a lift of 17-7. For the women, Ayo Atterberry won the triple jump at 39-4 1/2. Atterberry also claimed top honors in the 55 hurdles, with a time of 8.15 seconds. Freshman Kim Jones won the high jump (5-7 3/4) and freshman Tiff Weatherford won the 55 sprint (6.96). Men’s golf team places eighth in season-opening tournament SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico—The North Carolina men's golf squad rode a strong final-round showing to finish eighth in the 15-team Puerto Rico Collegiate Men's Golf Classic Sunday at the Rio Mar Golf Club. The Tar Heels were one of seven ACC teams that finished in the top 10 of the event. Georgia Tech won the tour nament and claimed three of the top six individual scores. Clemson, Virginia and Wake Forest claimed the fourth, fifth and sixth slots, respectively, while Duke came in sev enth and N.C. State took 10th. UNC senior Bill Smith fired a final round 70 to tie fellow Tar Heel Lee McEntee at 228 over three rounds --13 shots behind winner Joe Gullion of Minnesota. The Tar Heels had entered Sunday's round in Uth place but finished by shooting a 298, their best tally in the tournament. Other UNC golfers' were Ryan Parnell (231), Rob Bradley (234) and Hunter Grove (234). North Carolina next travels to Tuc son, Ariz., March 1-2 for the Ping/Ari zona Intercollegiate. SPORTS * w~w r KJlif m i^jjp * . .iiagr HiiHH DTHStephani Hobworth UNC's Allen Johnson blasts past the field in the 55-meter hurdles, one of two events he captured Friday at the Tar Heel Invitational Backcourt play, and tied for first place with Florida State. ‘We have so many guys on this team,” Williams said, “and all the guys stepped up. Everybody was making good passes and stepping up to make the shots.” UNC 77, Ga. Tech 66 Sunday UNC (77) (g It rfa min m-a m-a o-t apf tp R6dl 20 1-2 0-0 0-1 5 1 3 Lynch 22 3-8 1-2 1-4 0 5 7 Montross 37 4-8 4-5 4-9 1 3 12 Phelps 30 5-8 2-2 1-2 7 1 13 Reese 23 4-9 0-0 2-3 1 1 9 Suilivan 17 0-4 4-6 3-4 1 4 4 Wiliams 27 8-15 2-4 0-1 2 3 21 Salvador! 18 4-7 0-0 3-6 1 0 8 Wenstrom 2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0 0 Calabria 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Cherry 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 TOTALS 200 29-6113-1918-341819 77 Percentages FG .475, FT .684. 3-point goals —6-13, .462 (Williams 3-7, Pheips 1- 1, Rodl 1-2, Reese 1-2, Sullivan 0-1). Team rebounds —3. Blocked Shots —3 (Montross. Wdßams, Salvador!). Turnovers —ll (WiSiams 3, Lyre* 2, Montross 2, Reese 2, ROdl, Phelps). Steals— l 2 (Pheips4, R6d! 3, Williams 2, Lyra*. Montross, Sullivan). GEORGIA TECH (66) fg ft rb min tree m-a o-t apf tp Moore 31 2-9 0-0 3-8 2 3 4 Forrest 37 7-12 4-5 6-13 1 3 18 Mackey 34 2-7 3-3 1-5 0 3 7 Best 29 6-12 3-3 0-2 1 9 17 Barry 31 4-7 2-2 0-3 6 2 13 Hill 27 1-4 3-4 1-1 3 4 5 Newton 9 1-2 0-0 1-1 0 0 2 Balanis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Hariicka 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 TOTALS 200 23-5315-1714-33 13 18 66 Percentages FG .434, FT .882. 3-point goals 5-13, .385 (Barry 3-4, Best 2-3, Newtoß 0-1, Hiß 0-2, Moore 0-3). Team re bounds —2. Blocked Shots— 3 (Forrest 2, Moore). Turnovers—lß (Mackey 5, Barry 5, i-fill 4, Moore 2, Best 2). Steals 4 (Forrest, Mackey, Best, Hifl). North Carolina 31 46-77 Georgia Tech 36 30 -66 Technical Fouls 1 (Georgia Tech bench). Attendance 9,922. GRt.LSAT.CMAT.SAT.MAT ST^^S? PhD, help. 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Including Smith. “Donald got his shooting touch back,” Smith said. “Just in time, too.” Williams felt reprieved and relieved by his shooting performance, in which he sank 3 of 7 from the 3-point arc. “I think I’m more focused now,” Williams said. “The Duke game was the toughest, because I wanted it so bad, but the shots weren’t falling. Today I was focused, and the shots were going down.” Phelps lauded his backcourt mate in understated fashion. “Donald is one of the best shooters on the team,” he said. “When he gets it going, it opens it up for our big guys inside. “He’s got to have his confidence and keep shooting. We need him to hit his shots.” For his part, Phelps, known prima rily for his defensive prowess, comple mented Williams offensively with 13 points and a game-high seven assists. And he was his usual self defensively, nabbing four steals and keying UNC’s defensive pressure, which forced 18 Tech turnovers. 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But despite the pain, the Pleasantville, N.Y., native can still have a little fun with it “It seems every game something hap pens to me,” Phelps said. “I don’t feel comfortable if something doesn’t hap pen.” Phelps experienced his worst injury of the afternoon at the 5:56 mark of the second half when he collided head-on with Best while hustling for a loose ball. “I did blink out a little on that one,” Phelps said. But he was still smiling. TEMP ] 7:30 • 9:30 nightly ] 2:30* 4:45 SavSun W I 7:15 *9:15 nightly < 6 > ( 1:30 *3:15 *5:00 Sat/Sun THE VANISHING ; (R) - 9:30 nightly* 4:30 Sat/Sun ’playing with ireif 1 Used People L 7:00 nightly • 2:00 Sat/Sun Don’t get mad. Get promoted. THE TEMP R ( AExpardYmHoriz wwV jl Visit Poland right y \l here in Chapel Hill at /4 Ihalina;. (ft 306 W. 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