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By DAVID P001.K
Av.i-.lanl Sports Editor
The football ticket distribution
system, designed to deny admittance to
Kenan Stadium to non-UNC students
who have student tickets, has apparently
not stopped the use of borrowed IDs nor
resulted in any wholesale confiscations
of them.
Charlie Brown, president of the
Carolina Athletic Association, said
Monday he knew the system had
suffered some abuses, but thought it was
better than past methods of distribution.
"If we were still using the old
system," Brown said, "people would be
camping out on the hill. When you've
got the No. 7 team in the country,
people are just going to be more
interested."
Prior to the 1979 season, students
waited for tickets for Home football
games outside Kenan Stadium on the
morning of the game. Advance
distribution went into effect this fall
along with a provision that allows one
person to pick up two tickets with two
IDs.
Brown also attempted to discourage
abuses of the system by confiscating IDs
when used by anyone other than the
Teague A, P
Dy GARY MANGUM
Staff Writer
Phi Delta Theta and Teague A utsed
strong defenses and big offensive plays
to win the campus fraternity and dorm
intramural football championships
Monday at Carmichael field.
The Phi Delts gained a measure of
revenge in dethroning two-time
defending champion Pi Kappa Phi 14-0.
The Pi Kaps had beaten the Thetas in the
semifinals the previous two seasons.
Teague A also got some revenge for
the dorm in beating the Ninth Floor
Liberation Organization . of Morrison
7-6. The NFLO had beaten Teague B
14-7 in the semifinals.
The two winners now advance to the
all-campus championship tournament
later this week.
After a scoreless first half, the Phi
Delts struck quickly in their game, when
Bruce Brown hit Bailey Patrick with a
long pass on a punt return.
The score was set up when the Pi Kaps
intercepted a pass near their goal line
and elected to punt on first down to
avoid the chance of f umbling and giving
up a safety. In Carolina intramural
football, the ball is down once it touches
the ground.
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person to whom it belongs. A second
such violation would cause the owner of
the ID to be taken before the Honor
Court. :
But Brown said about only 20 IDs had
been confiscated through the N.C. State
game and that no cases had gone to the
student court.
"A lot of students are getting in on
borrowed IDs' Brown admitted. "But
our goal is to obtain the least percentage
of non-UNC students getting in and
taking student seats."
Brown also said the bloc-ticket policy
had been abused by some groups. Some,
students, finding out which groups had
the best seats in their blocs, would pose
as members of that bloc and take tickets
from those who would have been there.
To combat this, Brown said groups
with this problem would be allowed to
set up a token system where only persons
with a card stamped with a group's
symbol could pick up tickets from that
group's bloc.
Brown also said some students had
been using old stickers from guest passes
bought for previous games on student
tickets for later games. He said the ticket
office will use different color guest ticket
stickers for each game in future seasons.
hi Delts
win football titles
"The long pass on the kick return
broke our backs and it was hard for us
to get up after that," said Joel Walters,
coach of the Pi Kaps.
The Phi Delts added another score
late in the game on a 20-yard pass from
Doug Gay to John Pace.
The Pi Kaps threatened several times
but couldn't punch the ball over. They
were thwarted on their first series when
the Phi Delts intercepted a deflected pass
in the end zone.
"We just couldn't stick it in when it
counted," Walters said. "None of us
had a good day catching the ball."
Gay, the captain of victorious Phi
Delta Theta, said the Pi Kaps did a good
job of clogging up the middle. "We felt .
like if we could get outside, we could run
on down the field we won because we
got outside."
In the Teague-NFLO game, NFLO
broke out on top on the fourth play of
the game when quarterback Deric Skeen
threw a short pass to Harvey Leavitt,
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Tar Heel running back Kelvin Bryant gained 1 07 yards in Saturday's
31-3 win over East Carolina. He and his teammates will run after
Oklahoma Saturday in Norman, Okla.
who then threw a bomb to Druw Head,
who scampered into the end zone
completing the 65-yard pass play. The
extra point, however, was missed.
Teague scored its eventual winning
points later in the first quarter following
an interception by Teague's Buzz Noell.
Teague used a long pass to reach the
15-yard line and quarterback Gary
Bowman hit Noell with the TD pass.
Ron Broom's extra point provided the
winning margin.
Noell said the touchdown pass was
not designed to go to him. "It was a
busted play," he said. "Bowman made
the play he was supposed to pass to the
righp side, they rushed in, he scrambled
around, saw me in the end zone and hit
me."
An apparent touchdown pass of about
50 yards to Brad Shumaker was called
back because of a penalty for screening
the defense.
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By GEOFREY MOCK
Staff Writer
Undaunted by two defeats by the
Virginia Select last weekend, the North
Carolina women's soccer team goes
against the Select for a third time as part
of a two-day road trip to Washington,
D.C.
Carolina opens the trip against
George Washington at 7:30 p.m. today
at Francis Field in Washington, D.C.
The Tar Heels visit the Select for a
Wednesday afternoon game in Northern
Virginia.
The Select defeated the Tar Heels 4-0
and 4-1 for UNC's first losses this
season. However, the weekend also
brought the news that the Tar Heels
were given their region's bid to the
AIAW national championships in
Colorado next month.
UNC coach Anson Dorrance said the
team's performance in the AIAW
tournament would be helped by playing
the Select. "The Select have the best
players from Virginia," he said. "They
were excellent competition. They will
really help us prepare for the nationals."
The Carolina offense never mounted a
major threat in the first game, but
Dorrance made a switch in the attack for
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"CROS"-We're so pyv bed it s your birthday! GUd
you and Mkht-He are making It. Hope Tarheel ks
mora than a pet now. Love Ua and Cathy.
STUDENT LEADLRS wanted to volunteer lur
the 1981 Orientation Commission.
Applications available today In the Cka of
Student A.Tairs. 01 Steele LkJj. A3 Interested
freshmen, sophomore, and jtnknt arc Invltrd
to apply. A(t-Ik anon due by Oct. 31. No
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the second game, which he said
accounted for the team's improved play.
"We pulled a striker back as a
defensive midfielder," he said. "You
would think that would hurt our
offense, but it gave us some shooting
opportunities and w-e cut the Select's
shots by a third so maybe we can go with
it in the national."
Goalie Molly Current, who more
often than not has been on the winning
end of shutouts, said the defense played
well despite the eight goals. "The wings,
Susan Ellis and Liz Crowley, played very
well," she said. "The Select sent middies
down the wings and they were having to
handle two people."
Current said playing the Select could
only help the Tar Heels improve. "The
nationals are what we have to do. These
will be college teams just like us and
we'll have a chance to win. Nobody will
remember the losses to the Select if we
win the tournament. We're looking at
the Select as a learning experience."
Much of Carolina's success against
the Select and the nationals will depend
on how well leading scorer Janet
Ray field recovers from a mid-season
injury.
"If Janet's 100 percent then we'll be
effective, Dorrance said.
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