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g Mary Alice Abdalla and her UNC teammates meet UNC-Greensboro today in the!:
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by Elizabeth Leland
DTH Contributor
"You have to like sports to work on
the Chapel Hill police force," said
Major Coy Durham, 53, of the Chapel
Hill Police Department.
He explained that on Saturdays of
UNC home football games practically
the entire department works. The men
are hired for $5 an hour by the UNC
Athletic Association to help with traffic
problems in the town and security at
Kenan Stadium.
Approximately 48 men work under
the auspices of the association, but the
number varies with the popularity of the
game.
The day of the Notre Dame game 75.
men worked because of the large
number of people in town for the game,
said Police Chief Sidney M. Hilliard.
For East Carolina 44 policemen were on
duty. On regular weekends, only 10 men
work on the force.
The policemen's work begins at 1 1
a.m. and usually ends about 5:30 p.m.
on football Saturdays. The men have
various responsibilities.
From noon to 1:30 most of the force
works at several major traffic points in
Chapel Hill and Carrboro, helping to
alleviate the heavy traffic congestion. At
the same time, 50 to 80 highway
patrolmen handle traffic on state roads
and main roads from town.
"We try to keep the cars moving," said
Hilliard. "As for parking violations, we
kind of look the other way as long as
they aren't out and out stupid
violations." These include blocking
sidewalks, fire hydrants and driveways.
In such cases the car is usually towed
away.
Most parking violations are minor,
H illiard said. "There's no other place for
cars to park. The double-decker parking
garage by the hospital has helped, but
there still aren't enough spaces."
"We don't have enough men to
enforce the minor violations," Durham
added. v
During the game the policemen help
the Pinkertons with security at the
stadium by keeping spectators away
from the fences and helping maintain
order.
Frequently they also aid people with
heat prostration or heart attacks. Five
spectators at the Notre Dame game
suffered minor heart attacks. The
policemen called the rescue squad to
take the victims to Memorial Hospital.
"People get overheated or have heart
attacks many times because they've been
drinking in the hot sun," Hilliard said.
"Sometimes, as was the case of one lady
who had a heart attack, the person
hadn't been drinking. The heat alone
affected her."
The policemen leave the game 15
minutes early to return to their traffic
stations in anticipation of the post-game
traffic.
"The games aren't a burden on the
city because the University hires our
men," Durham said. "The men enjoy
watching the games and don't mind the
work. 1 think the only thing we need is to
widen the bypass (15-501) to six lanes.
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by John Hopkins
Staff Writer
The UNC women's field hockey team,
fresh off its first winning season ever, begins
play today in the Deep South Field Hockey
Association Tournament at Winthrop
College in Rock Hill, S.C.
The Heels carry a 4-2-1 regular season
record into today's opener against UNC
G reensboro, one of the two teams which beat
Carolina this year.
The Heels will also go against Wake
Forest today, and the team will face Duke
Saturday. Wake and Duke both fell to the
Tar Heels during the regular season.
With each of the 16 teams entered playing
only three games each, no tournament
champion will be crowned. Instead, an all
star team, with two players at each position
and two alternates, will be selected by judges
to represent the Deep South section at the
Southeast regional tournament later this
month. '
Three Tar Heels were selected to the Deep
South team last year, forward Vicky
Greenwood, halfback Laurie Woodward
and goalie Patty Williams.
UNC Coach Ann Gregory said that these
three have a good chance of being selected
again, while "three or four more of our girls
have a chance, too."
The same selection procedure is followed
at the regional tourney, with those all-stars
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Staff poto by Martha Stevens
UNC's Susan McCandiess dribbles through UNC-Greensboro defenders in a field hockey meeting earlier this season
going to another tournament to vie for
positions on three national teams that will
face international competition.
Greenwood was the only UNC player at
the nationals last year, but did not gain a
berth on one of the teams.
Even with all post-season honors being
individual, Gregory does not feel that the
style of play becomes selfish.
"There's no difference. Once you get
started, you forget why you're there," she
said. "It comes down to the fact that you just
want to beat the other team."
Woodward, a sophomore from Malvern,
Pa., agrees that selfishness is not a problem.
"The way it works is that to make yourself
Four harriers set for district
UNC, which finished a disappointing sixth in the Atlantic Coast Conference cross country
meet last Saturday, will send four runners to the District 111 meet at Greenville, S.C. this
weekend.
Representing UNC in district competition Saturday will be Ralph King, Dave Hamilton,
William Southerland and Kent Taylor. King was the Tar Heels' top finisher in the ACC meet,
placing sixth. The top six teams and top 12 individual finishers not on those teams in the
district race will advance to the NCAA meet.
"We're not taking a full team because we can see from our finish in the conference that we
don't have a team that can contend," said UNC Head Coach Bill Lam. "We don't have a fifth
or sixth runner of the caliber necessary for us to be competitive."
Traffic on it piles up bumper to bumper.
In addition to problems with traffic
and the game itself, the police are kept
busy on game weekends with problems
from the increased nightlife activity.
M ore people are on the streets and at
bars on Friday and Saturday nights of
football weekends than on other
weekends but no extra policemen are on
duty. "We pretty busy from 8 p.m. to
midnight on Friday and even longer on
Saturday," Durham said. "There are
more noise complaints and arrests for
drunken driving and disorderly
conduct."
The weekend of the Notre Dame
game several people were charged with
disorderly conduct. A group was picked
up for fighting in front of Town Hall, a
local bar.
"But people are always fighting in
front of Town Hall," Durham said.
"There's just more of it on football
weekends."
Despite the extra problems and
heavier work load, most of the members
of the Chapel Hill Police Department
seem to enjoy the game weekends.
"We've been going to the games for so
many years, that we know what's going
to happen," said Durham, a veteran of
30 years. "It's easy."
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