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Volleyball Faces 3 Tough
Nonconference Teams
BYRODNEY CLINE
STAFF WRITER
It s not do-or-die, but it is certainly a big
weekend forthe North Carolina volleyball
team.
The Tar Heels, 4-0 after sweeping
through last weekend’s UNC Volley Pre
view, welcome three nonconference foes
to Carmichael Auditorium. UNC will face
Purdue tonight at 7:30, Florida on Satur
day at noon and Michigan Saturday at
7:30 p.m.
Florida will be one of the most highly
regarded teams that UNC faces all season.
The Lady Gators, 34-2 a year ago, enters
play Saturday with a 3-0 record and an No.
8 national ranking, according to the Ameri
can Volleyball Coaches Association poll.
“Florida finished last year ranked third, ”
said UNC coach Joe Sagula. “On that
alone, we can expect a tough battle. We’re
confident we can do well against them.”
Purdue (3-0) and Michigan (2-1) both
hail from the Big 10, one of the top two
volleyball conferences in the country (along
with the Pac-10), according to Sagula.
“Michigan looks to be good,” Sagula
said. “They beat Washington of the Pac
-10, andtheironlylosswastoNo. 1 Stanford.
Chicago Stadium Should See
Wrecking Ball by Late ’9os
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CHICAGO Calling it the “end of an
era, ” the owner of the Chicago Blackhawks
said Thursday 65-year-old Chicago Sta
dium will be tom down, but may remain
standing for the circus and ice shows until
1998.
William Wirtz said Ringling Bros, and
Bamum & Bailey Circus and the Ice
Capades have leases to put on shows at the
stadium through 1998. He said he is nego
tiating with the shows to move the events
to the United Center, which is being built
across the street.
“Eventually though, the old building
will have to be tom down,” he said. “I
don’t think it will be good to have two
events going on at the same time.”
Wirtz left little doubt about his senti
ments about tearing down the stadium,
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“Its still early, and it won’t
make or break us. But playing
well could really help us. ”
JOE SAGULA
Volleyball coach
Purdue won all its matches last weekend.”
The Tar Heel attack was paced last
weekend by senior middle hitter Cindy
Murray and junior swing hitter Katie Gal
loway, who were both named to the all
toumament team at the UNC Volleyball
Preview. Sophomore Kristin Kruse leads
UNC with 3.27 kills per game.
Sagula has several objectives for this
weekend’s play.
“We want to solidify the ACC as being
a strong conference, but we want to help
ourselves and impress the NCAA poll
people," he said. “We’re playing tough
competition. As we approach the ACC
season, this weekend is an opportunity for
us to learn who the Tar Heels are in 1993.
“It’s still early, and it won’t make or
break us. But playing well could really help
us.”
where he has seen the likes of ice skating
stars Sonja Henie, Barbara Ann Scott, and
great fighters such as Rocky Marciano, Joe
Wolcott, Rocky Graziano and Tony Zale
in action.
“The end of an era is at hand,” he said.
This is the final year Chicago Stadium
will be home to the Blackhawks and the
Chicago Bulls. Three Stanley Cup and
three NBA champions have played in the
building.
Over the years, the stadium has been
home not only to circuses and ice shows,
but has been the site of several national
political conventions.
Wirtz said he is trying to bring both the
Republican and Democratic national con
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“What better place is there than Chi
cago?” asked Wirtz.
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Why Does
Team Set to Play
No. 2 Portland
BY JILL WEST
STAFF WRITER
The UNC women’s soccer team is riding
an NCAA record 59-game winning streak
and has won seven straight national cham
pionships. So why does head coach Anson
Dorrance look worried?
Because the Tar Heels’ next opponent
are the No. 2 Portland Pilots, perennial
bridesmaids who are ready to challenge
North Carolina for the top spot.
UNC will face Portland at 3 p.m. today
at Method Road
Stadium in Raleigh
as part of the N.C.
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Tournament.
George Washing
ton University will
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tourney.
“It’s a big con
cern of mine,” said
Dorrance of the
match-up. “Port
land is outstand
ing.”
Despite last
weekend’s 7-0
thrashing of Maryland, Dorrance said that
he is not satisfied with his team’s perfor
mance.
“Maryland played one of their best
games ever against us, but you’d never be
able to tell from the score,” he said.
Dorrance said he was most pleased with
the performances ofjuniormidfielder Tisha
Venturini, who scored two goals in the first
game, and the team’s freshmen. Two fresh
men, Debbie Keller and Jane Byers, also
scored against the Terps.
“If we don’t play up to a higher level,
this team is capable of beating us.”
However, Portland coach Clive Charles
is not so certain of his team’s prowess.
“We’re still not ready to play with them, ”
Charles said. “We’re a very young team.
“There are a dozen teams that could
claim to be No. 2, but there’s only one No.
1 and that’s North Carolina.”
Charles expressed concern over the loss
of Tiffeny Milbrett, last year’s leading
scorer. Milbrett, who had 30 goals, is
redshirting this season to prepare for the
1996 Summer Olympics.
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Coach Dorrance Look Worried?
The last time the Tar Heels were ranked
No. 1 and faced No. 2? UNC decked sec
ond-ranked Stanford 5-0 last fall.
UNC will play George Washington at
2 p.m. Sunday its second game of the
weekend. When asked about facing the
Colonials, Dorrance relaxed.
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