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advertisment advert sment sponsored each week during the fall end spring semesters by the UNC Student Stores Thursday, Oct. 15, 1981 Bert Woodard, IM Publicity, 962-1153 Volume 2, Number 8 Chapel Hill, North Carolina Frats vote point system change, sorority league discussed Elm Scott Sexton and Cynthia Knight, two greek IM leaders, decided changes needed to be made in greek IM's and recently found the IM-Rec hierarchy approach able and agreeable. Sexton of Kappa Psi led the forces of smaller frater nities that felt the then-present frat point system, which emphasized participation, actually favored the larger fraternities. He got his frat "point system changes after the frat IM managers were polled and a meeting was held to discuss the subject. Knight of ZTA decided a sorority league, within the present instant scheduling and with no point system, would help boost a sagging sorority participation in IM's. Letters were sent out to sorority IM managers and the Panhellenic Council, and if the interest is there. Knight will get the support of the IM-Rec program. - According to Assoc. IM-Rec Director Marty Pome rantz, the approved frat point system changes will be ef fective "retroactively to the beginning of the Fall semester." "Points awarded (or deducted) on the" basis of achievement, sportsmanship and forfeits will remain ' , unchanged," Pomerantz said. "Points awarded for participation, as defined in the IM calendar, have been revised to better reflect the popularity of and number of participants needed for certain sports," he said. The new limits on the numbers of teams which will receive participation points are as follows: FRAT DIVISION 2 2 2 2 MEN'S REC DIVISION 3 1 0 2 f Darren Biehler: 'Super Star Cranville CW's Darren Biehler held off a stiff challenge from Cranville DW's Bucky Ransdell to win the first annual Super Stars competition held last weekend. Biehler's victory earns him the title of UNC's 1981-82 Most Outstanding IM-Rec Athlete. His and Ransdell's names will be submitted to News weed's college supple ment which annually recognizes outstanding IM-Rec athletes. ' , Competition was extremely close, according to Assoc. IM-Rec Director Marty Pomerantz. Ransdell forced an obstacle course run-off by tying the score dur ing the first course run. Other events were 100-meter dash, long jump, football throw, soccer kick, 50-meter swim, two-mile run, leg press, badminton serve, and basketball free throw. Biehler and Ransdell finished with 79 points. Cranville DW's Meadows finished third at 67 Vj, "Stacy's Jess Mogul fourth at 66, DW's Reggie Carpenter fifth at 60 and CW's Joel Broadway sixth at48'j. Mogul, who won the 3000-meter run in this year's track meet with a time of 9:41.3, was inadvertently left out of last week's track results. - - Ransdell also finished second in lasts year's "Intra cathlon," forerunner to Super Stars. In other IM news, Lewis "Sleehrats" defeated the Dental "Healers" 5-1 3 to take the recent men's com petitive "Napoleon's" basketball tournament. Winning team members include Gregg Pace, Jeff Irvin and Brent Gentry, while the Healer outfit consisted of Ed Hickman, Rob Prewitt,. Mark Dale, Bobby Miller and Tom Prewitt. Delta Upsilon, Pi Phi, Stacy, and Craige Alumni are the kings of the team table tennis world this season. DU "Biue 1" defeated Sig Ep for the frat title and Stacy "Millenium Falcons" t defeated Everett "II" for the residence hall championship. The Craige alums, calling themselves the "One More . Time", referring to Craige's all-campus table tennis championship last fall, defeated the MBA "Gators" for the gradind title. Phi Phi's "Arrows" downed Ruff in "Rivals" in the women's division and Chi Phi "Blue 2" defeated Cranville DW "Bombers" in men's rec. .Table tennis champs are: DU, Tim Edwards, Rob McNeil, Tim Condor and Richard Batchelder; Stacy, Joe Bell, Chuck Wilkerson, Alan Wright Parks Welch and Richard Lord; Craige Alumni, Rick Ammons, Jon Weston-Dawkes, Tom Wayne and Paul Nelson; Pi Phi, Robin Waters, Karen Culbreth, Martha Mattingly and Kate Wellford; Chi Phi "Blue 2," Billy Sutton, Scott Davis, Lee Bolden and Harrison Smith. Old Well "Zag Nuts" defeated Bacteriology "Samoa Blue" 11-2, 11-6 to take the recent "Wimbledon" volley ball tournament men's competitive division. Winning -team consisted of Will Owens, Charles Wright and Amanda Thomason. James "Triple Threat" defeated "ESE" of the En vironmental Sciences and Engineering Department 11-4, 11-0 for the rec divisional final. Triple Threat members are Kevin FairlyTim Cooke and Mike Bennett. In the Wimbledon women's division. Kappa Alpha ' Theta's "Sandy Beaches" "won" without playing a game. None of the other nine entered teams showed up to play so Sandy Benson, Sandi Campbell, Terese Packett and Anneli Zeck have IM champion T-shirts for their efforts. - ' Today is the new deadline for floor hockey, with play set to begin after fall break. Next week, co-rec activities hold the JM-Rec spotlight, with the first annual Co-rec Super Teams starting Sun., Oct. 25, and the 1 5th annual Co-rec Sports Day coming around again Wed., Oct. 28. Co-rec Sports Day, hosted this year by UNC ' Greensboro, pits Greensboro, UNC Charlotte, State and UNC in a free-for-all competition in badminton, billiards, bowling, golf, racquetball, table tennis, tennis and volleyball. State has won this traditional intra-state event five ' years in a row, and there's nothing that UNC Asst. IM Rec Director and this year's UNC Sports Day coor dinator Janis Matson would like to see any better than for the streak to come to an end. "Forfeits have killed us in the past," she said. "If we can fill teams in every event, then we have an excellent change of winning." - "We have good athletes here, and in the events we have entered in the past, we have done well. It (Sports Day) is fun. We are hoping that people will want to take a day off and come with us to Greensboro to win." - Matson is looking for undergraduates only, as dic tated by Sports Day rules. Participants will leave Chapel ' Hill at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 28 and will return by 3 p.m. All events require teams of two males and two females except racquetball, one male and two females and volleyball, three males and three females" Assoc. Director Pomerantz also reported that a small but enthusiastic group participated in the National Jog ging Day prediction runs last Sunday. SPORT - ; basketball - - football, Softball, volleyball soccer all minor team sports Pomerantz stressed that the limit on men's rec teams applies to receiving points only. "There is never a limit on the number of teams, that can enter," he said ZTA's Knight didn't like the choice between the very recreational women's rec divisions and the sparse but usually highly skilled women's competitive divisions. "I want to put together a sorority league because the gids in my house prefer playing in less competitive situations,1;' she said. "I also feel a league would in crease participation in intramurals among women." Asst. IM-Rec Director Janis Matson. who remembers when the women's competitive "point system was dis continued at the request of most women participants , several years ago. . supports, the league and thinks it could fit easily in the present instant scheduling system. To date, neither Knight nor the IM-Rec office has received much feedback from the sorority managers. Sorority managers should contact Knight at 933-2793 or the IM-Rec office. .1 TheUs of yesteryear ar shown accepting the last women's IM point trophy. ZTA's push to organize sorority league may boost participation without returning to a point system. lyportant dates- Fall Break Pool Hours Bowman Gray (Indoor) Pool schedule for Fall Break . Fri., Oct. 16 pool CLOSED (gyms close at 6 p.m.) Sat, Oct. 171-6 p.m.. (gyms close at 6 p.m.) Sun., Oct. 18-2-6 p m. (gyms close at 6 p.m.) Mon., Oct. 191-6 p.m. (gyms close at 6 p.m ) Tues., Oct. 201-6 p.m. (gym close at 6 p.m.) Thurs, Oct 15 BEAT STATE EXTRAVAGANZA TONIGHT, Fetzer Track and Tin Can Deadline tor floor hockey and for scheduling volleyball games for next week J. - . Fri., Oct. 16 DEADLINE for entering open handball . tournament and for submitting all IM bowling results . . ALL IM managers should check in with the office for updated information. .FALL BREAK BEGINS: Sat, Oct 17-GO HEELS! Wed., Oct 21 -CLASSES RESUME .DEADLINE tor registering for Lifetime Leisure Activities Program BAD MINTON clinic, to be held Mon., Oct. 26, b-9 p.m.; .504 Woollen Gym play begins in volleyball, soccer, handball and floor hockey. Thurs., Oct 22 DEADLINE for entering Co-rec Super Teams competition, for signing up for the 15th annual Co-rec Sports Day to be held Wed. Oct. 28 at UNC Greensboro and for scheduling volleyball teams for the following week.: . . -' Fri.. Oct 23 Co-rec Super Teams Organizational Meeting, 4 p.m., 304 Woollen Gym Sat, Oct 24-SUGAR ORANGES AND HEELS! BEAT use? .-. - - ;: Sun, Oct 25 Co-rec Super Teams competition begins.'.,. :,, ; " V " Mon., Oct. 26 Lifetime Leisure Activities Program BADMINTON clinic. 6-9 p.m., 304 Woollen Gym IM MANAGERS MEETING, 7 p.ra, 304 Woollen Gym : ALL IM unit managers residence halls, frats, sororities' and gradind) should attend this meeting faculty-staff volleyball begins. . ANNOUNCEMENTS LIFETIME LEISURE ACTIVITIES PROGRAM up coming clinics include CANOEING (Wed , Oct. 21). BADMINTON (Mon . Oct. 26) and WEIGHT TRAINING (Wed., Nov. 4). . these one-night introductory clinics are open to students and faculty-staff members WITH FACILITY PRiVlLECE CARDS obtained from Bynum Hall- clinics cost little or none, depending on the ac tivity all clinics, meet at .304 Woollen Gym for organizational purposes before moving on to the specific activity area contact Asst IM-Rec Director Rob f rye . . OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION . floor hockey" referees needed desperately hours flexible, pay minimum wage-,', also openings for EXPERIENCED soccer and volleyball refs . : outstanding performance is rewarded with entry into UNC Officials Assoc 'tat ton, members of which sports official Officials Association all-weather jackets "contact Asst IM-Kec Director Janis Mat son ' - DON'T LOSE A CHANCE TO LOSE -.'IM Rec Fitness class "Use It and Lose It" meets b-8 p m , Mon , Wed., and Fri.. throughout the semester in Fetzer 112 (Gym "C") classes are free and open to students and faculty-staff members WITH FACILITY PKlVILECt CARDS - FACULTY-STAFF don't let your department miss out on this opportunity to participate and "recreate" with other university personnel each department needs a liaison to work with the IM-Rec program faculty-staff bowling is cancelled due to lack of interest. -faculty-staff soccer is doubtful because of lack of 'in-.. terest as well on a more positive note, fs volleyball is alive and well, with play beginning Mon., Oct. 2b . contact Asst. IM-Rec Director Rob frye - CO-REC SPORTS DAY DON'T LET STATE COL LEGE WIN ITS SIXTH STRAIGHT COKEC SPORTS DAY TI1LE V UNC's effort has been hampered by poor par ticipation get your friends together, " sign-up. and travel to UNC Greensboro to ta.e on ,UNCC. UNC Charlotte and State in this 15th annual event that fasts from 9 a m-3 p.m. (includes-departure, arrival) Co rec Super Teams wi!l be held four days prior to the Co--rec Sports Day UNC NEEDS YOU!'! Sports Day events are badminton, billiards, golf, racquetball, table tennis, tennis and volleyball ' University excuse for classes, transportation provided FRATERNITY RECOGNITION down to three lazy frat presidents Pi lam. Phi Siuma Kappa and Lambda Chi are presently INELIGIBLE fat press time) for IM fiat division play because they are not officially recognized by the Office of Student Aftairs . ' .. . SOCCER SCHEDULING. add one more item of IM Rec jargon to your list "modified" instant scheduling will be used in !M soccer, and today is the DEADLINE to sign up for preferred league and time-slot. . .contact soccer coordinator iieverly Jarrell IMMEDIATELY WHAT'S NEXT. DEADLINES for innertube water polo and the annual IM Wrestling meet Fri , Oct 30 - IM MANAGERS MEETING. IMportant meeting for all IM managers Mon., Oct 26, 7 p m , 304 Woollen . sorotity league and questions regarding the new frat point system will be discussed all lM unit managers need to attend ... SPECIAL TEAM PRICES FOR INTRAMURAL SPORTS 100 Cotton Russell Athletic T-Shirts 24 shirts & up 12-24 shirts . 6-12 shirts . e a a e T . .$3.95 ea. . .$4.25 ea. . .$4.75 ea. A regular $6.00 value (includes 2-inch lettering up to 12 letters) There's More in Your f A Ccmo In & Prico Our Shirts for Other Team Sports 100 Cotton Russell Jerseys ; . with contrasting trim on neck and sleeves 1 2-24 shirts . . . . .:. ........ . . . . . . ..... .$7.00 ea. 6-12 shirts ... - .".'r-. . .$8.00 ea. (Includes 3 4-inch Greek letters or up to 12 2-inch letters) 'For both Kerns featured: Please allow one week for- delivery. Additional charge for names (10$ per letter), numbers (35 per 6" no., 75 per 10" no.) mmm stores 'f-- -t-iiTk-.,L gf "ON CAMPUS" Spotlight, October 15, 1981 7
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