Terps 70, Heels 69
CAROLINA FQ FT R Pf ATP MIN
Wood 11-20 5-6 3 3 2 27 38
O'Koren 8-12 2-3 8 5 5 18 34
Wolf 1-1 0-0 3 1 0 2 16
Virgil 3-6 1-1 3 1 0 7 20
Colescott 0-0 1-2 10 2 1 29
Pepper 1-3 0-0 0 2 0 2 6
Budko 1-2 0-0 2 2 1 2 12
Black 3-4 0-0 0 3 6 6 21
Kinney 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1
Brust 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1
Braddock 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1
Total 30-53 9-12 22 17 18 69 200
Maryland FQ FT R PF A TP MIN
Graham 8-15 1-1 7 3 3 17 35
King 8-16 4-4 11 1 5 20 40
Williams 3-5 2-3 5 3 2 8 39
Manning 8-14 1-1 1 2 2 17 40
Jackson 2-5 2-3 3 3 3 6 36
Morley 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 4
Baldwin 1-1 0-0 0 2 0 2 6
Totala 30-58 10-12 27 14 15 70 200
North Carolina 38-3169
Maryland 44-2870
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Daniel twins
By BERT WOODARD
Staff Writer
Carolina has a twin athletic act that makes the Gabors and
Sister Sledge look dull.
Maria and Carla Daniel, sophomores from Wilmington, both
excel in their respective sports at UNC. Carla is one of coach Dot
Gunnell's most promising golfers and Maria finished the cross
country season as coach Hubert West's second-ranked runner
and will run track this spring.
To add an even more interesting twist to their already unique
story, the Daniel twins room together and like it. They decided
to room together this year because they "knew what the other one
would be like" as opposed to a pot-luck roommate, and because
it was easier on their parents. "They got tired of calling two
rooms long distance," Maria said.
Each girl's success hasn't surprised the other. They've worked
hard, Carla said Maria running 5-10 miles a day this summer,
and Carla spending her time traveling to golf tournaments.
The result of such hard work is success. Maria, along with
Nancy Radford and Cindy Appen, represented UNC in last fall's
AIAW Southern Region II meet in Murray, Ky. She finished
33rd, but her time of 18:31 was a personal best for her on the
5,000-meter course.
"I knew she could do it," Carla said of her sister's emergence as
Carolina's second-ranked runner in her first year of cross
country. Maria ran track last spring and was encouraged by her
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Maryland's shooters began hitting
from ail over the court while the Terps
packed-in-zone closed off Carolina's
inside game as Maryland pulled out to a
44-38 halftime lead.
This was a big win for us," Driesell
said. "It gives us a three-game lead in the
league."
"I'm just so proud of the kids. We were
picked to finish sixth in the league and
now we've beaten the team picked to be
No. I twice. It just shows what a great
effort they put forth."
Wood led Carolina scorers with 27
points, including 1 7 in the first half.
O'Koren followed with 18 points and
fouled out with five seconds to play.
Albert King led Maryland with 20
points, including four points on one-and-one
situations in the last 14 seconds.
King, who played all 40 minutes, said of
the last play, "It was a gamble that just
payed off."
Carolina's dynamic duo
teammates to compete in cross country.
Carla, who almost sighed with N.C. State on a track
scholarship, had one of the lowest scoring averages on the
women's golf team in the fall and will be counted on this spring
for good scores.
The girls' unique story began like any other average North
Carolina sisters. Having a sports-minded father and a close-knit
group of neighborhood friends, the two started playing sports at
an early age. By the ninth grade, they were participating in golf,
basketball, softball and track. Maria chose track because she was
"naturally better at it." and Carla opted for golf because she "got
tired of running in high school."
The two still occasionally compete against one anotker and the
outcome keeps their respective reputations intact. "I am not in
good enough shape to keep up with her, and she can't beat me in
golf," Carla said.
Like most twins, Carla and Maria have different personalities.
Maria cross-stiches "when it is convenient." Carla, however,
"doesn't have the patience for knitting" and therefore jogs in her
free time.
Unfortunately, they don't have much of that, because like most
student athletes, they are studying," practicing, resting or
traveling. "There's not much time to mess around," Maria said.
Both girls see their athletic endeavors as outlets to participate
in something productive and to learn something they can do the
rest of their lives.
"If we weren't playing varsity sports, we'd be into something
else like intramurals or clubs sports," Carla said.
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SEARCHING FOR enthusiastic and outgoing
people to coach RAINBOW SOCCER teams this
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the most prestigious co-ed recreatranalcornmuniry
soccer program in the country. Coaches direct two
one-hour practice sessions a week and a weekend
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haB but, most important, help incoming students
through ORIENTATION '80. Deadlines extended:
Area Coordinator applications due Feb. 8th;
Orientation Counselor applications due Feb. 15th.
Application forms available at main deskRD office,
Carolina Union desk, and Office of Student Affairs
(01 Steele Building). For further information, call
Roslyn Hartmann, Student Affairs, 966-4041.
THE UNION STAFF needs to hire one or two
on-campus students to split light housekeeping
and room set-ups. Hrs: Mon.-Thurs., 5-7 pm,
Sat. 9-11 am and 5-7 pm, Sun. 11-1 pm and 9-11
pm. Ask at information desk for Dave Bianchi or
BUI Steigerwald.
DUE TO INCREASED BUSINESS Mayo's
Discotheque is re-hiring. Apply at Mayo's
immediately. Excellent pay with tips. 942-8173.
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From Staff Reports
The North Carolina wrestling
team will attempt to extend its
undefeated streak to 22 consecutive
dual meets when it takes on the
Syracuse Orangemen at 3 p.m.
Sunday in Carmichael Auditorium.
The Tar Heels are 8-0 this year, 5-0
in the Atlantic Coast Conference,
and have not lost a dual meet since a
one-point defeat to Navy last year.
UNC wrestling coach Bill Lam
said the streak did not add any
pressure to his wrestlers. "The streak
doesn't mean anything," he said. "We
just take each dual meet one at a
time."
Lam said the Tar Heels are ready
to move up from their 19th position
in the national rankings. "We've
beaten Penn State and Navy. We
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There will be information on government
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exam. Articles on overseas jobs, too. Intern
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Friday.
beat Auburn in the Carolina
Invitational and they're ranked
tenth," Lam said.
The UNC fencing teams travel to
New York this weekend, stepping
outside of the tough Atlantic Coast
Conference to battle two powerful
non-conference foes.
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The Tar Heels will fence Columbia
and Pennsylvania, two Ivy League
schools with rich fencing traditions.
Things have been going fairly well
for the men's team, even though the
Tar Heels have suffered three ACC
losses.
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SOCCER KEEPER: Established club seeks
experienced goalie. Matches every week. Chatham
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MARDI GRAS without the hassles of driving.
Roundtnp bus to New Orleans only '70. Call Steve
Jacobson 929-7890, or Bob Goldwasser 929 8095.
EUROPE THIS SUMMER!?! Re fcveorld War
Q with Prof. James Lrutze in France. Holland,
Germany June 4-23. Sx hours UNC credit
possibk. Vrt 401 Hamilton or phone 933 3093
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personals
YO SUE! Have a happy VD (the 14th). St. Pat's Day.
Easter, Mother's Day (?). 4th of July. . . Oh, never
mind! Here's to a super celebration on your 22nd.
P.S. Had any good hamburger latch?
HAPPY BIRTHDAY EVA! W love you! Have a
great 19th! Love from your 2nd fioof Spencer
buddies: CoCeen, Sharon, Carol. Candy. Lju. Dee,
Laura, E&zabeth
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near the football stadium at 5 15 Wednesday I satd
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streak
team continues to improve and has
fenced well enough against strong
teams like Maryland and Clemson to
serve notice that they will have to be
contended with at the tournament.
The women were extremely strong
against Virginia last weekend,
winning 16-0 and having only 15
touches scored against them the
entire match. The men also defeated
Virginia, 21-6, but lost a tough match
to Clemson 15-12.
In other Tar Heel sports action this
weekend, the men's swim team meets
Duke at 7:30 Saturday night in
Durham. Both men's and women's
track teams are in action, with the
men going against Duke, Wake
Forest and Western Carolina, and
the women competing against St.
Augustine's Saturday in the new Tin
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