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Whether it's the Redikins vs. the
Cowboys, the Tar Heels vs. -the
Wc'fpcLck or the Yankees vs. The Red
Sox, rivalries are one of the best things
about sports.
Nearly every team has an opponent on
; -'--'. tbt ef''"'"'l rs"t Tnra tV
the ethers. Why, a Carolina-State game
sometimes seems as important as life
itself.
Intramural athletics for Carolina's
residence halls aren't any different.
Lewis Dorm, which won the IM overall
championship last year, and Teague A,
which finished second, like each other
about as much as Norman Sloan likes
Carmiehad Auditorium.
Neither of the dorms' intramural
managers is ashamed of it.
"You either love 'em cr you hate
'em," Lewis' Joe Roseman said, "and I
kind of lean toward the second one."
Teague's David Nance explained the
situation a little differently.
"We took it bad losing last year and
that's carried over to this year," he said.
"Yes, you could say we have a
rivalry," he added, grinning. "
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From staff reports
After a 9-3 victory last Saturday over
Texas Tech, the North Carolina football
team now has nine days before its
Atlantic Coast Conference opener at
home against Maryland on Sept. 27.
Coach Dick Crura said he was glad to
have the extra time in between games.
"We've got a lot of guys banged up," he
said. "There was some great hitting in
the Texas Tech game, and we can use the
extra week to recover."
Carolina offensive Ron Wooten
sustained a sprained ankle in the game,
but he probably will be ready for the
Maryland game.
"It's too early to say for sure, but I
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and
Kelp Savo tho Enviromont
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Protection Agency on tho UNC-CH campus. Pay is $5.00 per
hour. Requirements: healthy males, 18-40, ncn-cmokcrs for at
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Both dorms are perennial IM powers.
The cup awarded to the overall
champion had gone to Teague for nine
straight years until Lewis' '0 title,
Nance said. Lewis is consistently among
the leaders in total points.
The key, both managers . agreed, is
participation. Lewis won only three
sports last year and Teague just one, but
each fielded several teams in nearly every
sport and rarely forfeited a game. Both
estimated about 75 percent of the
residents in their dorms participate in
intramurals. '
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By JOHN DRESCHER
A good example cf Teague's active
participation is this year's pingpong
competition. Of the 50 teams entered,
six are from Teague.
. Both IM managers actively encourage
participation. Teague's Nance said they
Tar Meeh await Terp game
would imagine everyone will be ready
for Maryland," Crum said.
Former, Carolina basketball star Mike
O'Koren : signed a four-year contract
with the New Jersey Nets of the National
Basketball Association Monday.
O'Koren was one of two first-round
picks by the Nets. The other, Duke's
Mike Gminski, signed his contract
Sunday.
Former UNC players Dave Colescott
and John Virgil were waived by
Philadelphia and Golden State,
respectively, Tuesday as NBA teams
trimmed their rosters.
Anyone interested in assisting the
UNC wrestling team should stop by
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HIU1 1 LOST sn IS" men's goU peck chain bun.
nl.ht on Cclumtla Stict between FrarJUln and
Cameron Avt. Substantial reuard crreJ ilact It
has crest pertonal v&!uc. C&'i Robert t Si3-2 4 S3.
FOUND CUTE HALE tbek $t brown pwrPVt
Cro'lna ApU.,- c&U er 2 pm 'StlCZS.
FOUND: HAND2AG V.TT1I WALLET. N.C.
Drivftt U-rrr.se tt'.jri'na to Dsrrt 3 Crocker. To
cblm, c&3 SC7-31L3 ::et 4 p.m.
LOST: COLD HOC? EATJ.NQ bt at or near
Stadium Eat (look Lka 2 Kocpe r1sfed
to;?thr). Crett entlmenul vs'yt to mom.
reward, au 5::-s:i3.
!9!-3 Ol N T. ISOGGAT.D CLASS F.ING.
LOST-Mcond r.aor Union 911. Great
eJmT5tiI vf-Ije, regard tf returned. C3
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into the dorm.
"We stress intramurals from the first
week," he said. 'We like to fire up our
freshmen and get them involved in
sports. We look at the intramural
program as one way of getting ahead on
, campus."
Once active participation is achieved,
residents must be encouraged to stay in
the dorm. Championships are won with
juniors and seniors leading the way,
Roseman said.
"On our teams that won, we had
seniors and juniors dominate," he said.
"Teague has a lot of people stay because
they know they're going to be good in
intramurals each year."
Teague Dorm is divided by floors into
teams A and B. Nance admitted certain
members of Teague B are encouraged to
move to the first and second floors to
play for Teague A. The result is a built
in recruiting system that Roseman said
gives Teague a definite advantage.
But once the two teams are on the
field, which has not happened yet. this
year, all politics are forgotten. If it is
Room 147 in Carmichael Auditorium
next week Statisticians, scorekeepers,
announcers and photographers are
needed.
Raindow Soccer registration will
continue this week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
at 500 W. Rosemary St. and from 10
a.m. to noon Saturday at Muirhead
Soccer Stadium. Anyone interested in
coaching should contact Mit Carothers
at 957-8797 or 967-96S6.
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WANTED: INTERESTING PEOPLE WHO
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teams ti.ia season. Rainbow Soccer, the most
prestigious recreational soccer program In the
country, b a wonderful way to make new frtenJs
and become Integrated into the Chapel H.'l
community. Excellent practical teaching end
coaching experience. Practices starts Hon., Sept.
22nd and Tue., Sept. 23rd. UNC Head Coach
Anson Dorranee l olkring coaching clinicsSat.,
Sept. bib. 1-3 p.m., and Sun., Sept. 2SA, 2-4
p.m., on the Carmichael Intramural Fields, For
further Ir.formatlon, ptase ca3 Kfp Ward at
9&7-S797, or Kit Carothers at 9S7-9&56.
WANTED: NON-SMOKING MALES as suhjects
In p&ld ETA breathing experlmenu on the UNO
CH campus. Total time commitment la 10-15
hours. Including a fete physical examination. Pay
to $3X3 per hour. We need heahhy ma!-s, t?t
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CHLT.CH NEAH CAMPUS needs t :xt for
preschool chitdrtn on Sun. morning. Must have
n transportation. CU 529 2193; 9.C3 A.M-5.23
FM weekday.
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TIME e29 wltlnj new 4'M and rtutri;Jon
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Teague against Lewis, it is going to be a
hard-fought game.
"Some of the guys get hot and it's
only natural," Nance said. "But we
stress for them to keep a level head and
be good sports. . . Sometimes it just
doesn't work out that way."
The UNC baseball program is looking
for enthusiastic bat girls for the 1981
varsity season. Those interested should
call 967-3044 or 933-4767 between 6 and
9 weeknights.
OrtH SI KOU2S
Flasks for football gsmss
Gas special this week
$1.C3for Regular
Keg & lea delivery reservations
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WANTED: FEMALE ROOMMATE to share 2
bedroom Kingswood Apt. Will be responsible tor
Vi utilities and rent. Great location. Ca3 S29-43C3
after 1:00. Keep trying.
ROOMMATES WANTED TO SHAKE two
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fumishedt New apartment! SI23.C3 plus V
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HOUSEMATE WANTED FOR ROOM la
beautiful, furnished, professor's home In ntc
neighborhood. Available lmmedlat'j;, but or.Vj
until im. 91 03 per month plus utwtlet. Caul
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NEED ONE ROOMMATE to shar two bedroom
Kinss-ood apartment. Furnished except for your
room. SH9.C3 per month plus one-ha'f u'l' .'es.
On bus route. Cail F red Pear'.man at 529 -J333.
FOT1 SALE: Tkkets to C:un John concrrt In
Raletgh. Unabt to anrnd and orfy wast money I
paid for them. C3 933-4i'il.
Cl!Ur.CH YAT.D SALT Set. 9-23. tU CU?i 113
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a.m. 3 p.m. Furr.urt, cl ..!'.i-2. boVs. etc.
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avon In Njrth Carc-Lna. Dr.Ls. bKLrte,
dests. sofas, Utles. and chaS. Tr ' ' Fjtst.
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Derm surround a bcr.nrr proclaiming Lewis' IM supremacy
...After Lewis won titla last year, the banner disappeared
"Oh yeah," he added, "They had a
big banner hanging from their dorm that
read, 'Lewis IM Champs'. If they
happen to be missing it, we just might be
able to locate it."
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the DTH Carolina Union 055A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. All
ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12
(noon) one business day before ad is to run.
WANTED; AN N-4 Sr.CKEJvTn trade for my S-4
pas-klnj sticker. C3 Fern at 933-624 or com by
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CUY1NG GOLD AND SILVTTl FO.l CASH!
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will be held Sept. 22-23 a? 6 p.m. at
Fetzer Field. . . Woollen Gym is now
open every night cf the week until
midnight. . . Officials are still needed for
tag football and other fall sports. Pay is
minimum wage, and hours are flexible.
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Boxed Lunches Available
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Happy Birthday. I s!ncert?y fop you g?1 the Eid
DyC'rthdy present you want b-aus you
dt-serv i!e bett. Lots of fotk and eU my fove,
Sarah.
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needed. Premium prlc cfT.-red. Call 5i7-2-i3.
yes. we a:x srr.:ouc! n nu Arinual fij
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