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cpcncercd c-ch week during ths end epring cernosters by tha U?C Student Gisrcs
Voljme 1, Number 4
Bert Woodard, IM Publicity, 933-1153
Thursday, October 18, 1SS0
Chcpol H3I, North Carolina
This week's top Tag football teams as voted on by
' the IM-Rec staff ...
Residence Hal!
Avery "Knights"
Morrison (6th floor) "Falcons"
Avery "Kegkiilers"
Teague A "Syndicate"
Graham "Deadbeats" .
Fraternity
PhiDelt "Blue" '
PiKap"Blue"
Kappa Psi "Blue"
PiKa "Thanks for Shoppin' "
........ Cradt'lnd ,
. Teague Alumni'Squack Eaters"
Law School "Z.l. Terrors"
Angier Dr. "Gozinya"
Tar Heel Manor "C-Men"
- Women
Oak Ave. "Packers"
Parker "Dirty Dozen"
' P.E. u'grads "Butchers"
Co-Rec
Avery "Co-Recreators" .
Tar Heel Manor "Annihafators"
IM-Rec "Office Staff"
Carr-Alderman
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"Jumping Jack Petty," a team of
graduate students who were teamed
together ' through the IM-Red "need a
team" service, breezed through the
competitive division of the first annual
"Wimbledon Triples" volleyball
tournament held recently at Ehringhaus
Field. '
Namesake Jack Petty was joined by his
wife Sally Goerner and Sid White in that
winning effort. ;
"We really enjoyed the tournament,"
Goerner said. "Crass (courts) is really
challenging and it is nice to find such,
good competitive volleyball in North
Carolina."
Petty and Goerner, who hail from
upstate New York, got undergraduate
degrees from Cornell and Colorado
College respectively while White did his
undergraduate work at UNC.
The "Exhaust Ducks," of the Air and
Industrial Hygiene department of the
School of Public Health won the men's rec
division. That team consisted of Kenny
Conover, Jesse McDaniel, David Newton,
', David Wainscott, Elizabeth Larson, and
Mike Hamm.
Tracey Yount, Jully Herz, Mary Pasch
and Barb Grett led the "Morrison 9" of
Morrison D to the women's rec title. .
Two other special events were
completed this past weekend. The
Intracathalon results were not tabulated
at press time, according to Associate IM
"Rec Director Marty Pomerantz.
He said .the "National Joking Day"
prediction runs held Saturday were
successful. Over 60 people participated.
In other IM news, the IM-Rec program is
sponsoring a "design the IM championship
T-shirt contest." The present shirt, blue
with a Tar Heel design containing the
letters "IM," is entering its fourth year,
according to Assistant IM-Rec director
Janis Matson.
Oeadhne for entering the contest is Oct.
24.
The "Big Apple Olympics' Carolina's
tribute to traditional New York City street
games, has been postponed until Tuesday,
Oct 23 to give students more time to
enter, according to event organizer Sandy
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Events in this activity include 3-box
baseba.l; stick ball, stop ball, scuily and
hit-the-penny. Winners , will receive two
traditional New York snacks.
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Fall Break Gym and Pool Hours
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Friday, Oct. 17 Regular hours
Saturday, Oct 18 CLOSED
Sunday. Oct. 19 12 noon-5:45 p.m.
Monday. Oct. 20 1-S:4S p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 21 1-54S p.m
Wednesday, Oct. 22 Resume regular hours
Gym
Friday, Oct. 17 regular hours ' .
Saturday. Oct. 18 9 a m -12:30 p m.
Sunday. Oct. 19 12 noon-fe p.m.
Monday, Oct. 20 10 a.m-6 p.m.
Tuesday. Oct. 21 10 xn.4 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 22 resume regular hours.
IMportant date
Oct. 18-22 FALL BREAK ...
Wed , Oct. 22 Play begins in soccer, volleyball,
all-campus handball, and faculty-staff volleyball .
Wed., Oct. 29 E ntries due for innertube water polo
and IM wrestling match
Mon., Nov. 3 Play begins in innertube water polo
. Announcements
Persons interested in serving as volunteer liaisons
on the faculty-staff program contact Rob frye.
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"Big Apple Olympics." trbute to New York City's
traditional street games, has been postponed to Tues..
Oct. 23 . . . contact Sandy Mill. 9J1 11SJ for details
Note the change in gym, pool hours for fall Ureak
1 There will be no faculty-staff swim Monday and
J j Tuesday of fall break. No racquetbail reservations will
II be taken for Saturday. Oct. 18-Wednesday. Oct 22.
During the break, all courts will operate on I
I 'challenge basis.
Cerri Pomotantr. wife of the Assistant IM-Rec
Director and writer of last week's article on "National
f Tin3 Day" was incorrectly identified as Gerry
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