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Volume 2, Number 11
Thursday, Nov. 5, 1981
Chi Phi wins, sailing trip planned
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Chi Phi's "Bucketheads" ended its tag football season
with a perfect 15-0 record as it defeated Law "Ernest T.
Bass" 7-0 for the all-campus title last Wednesday night on
Carmichael Field.
Bass, the gradind division champion, finished its season
with a 9-1 record. It was to play residence hall champion
Teague A "Hairless Horseman" in the first round of the.
all-campus playoff, but Teague defaulted. Chi Phi had re-..
teived the first round bye because of last year's all-campus
winning Phi Delt fraternity team.
The game was a defensive matchup with both teams
sluggish offensively, according to football coordinator
Rob Frye. Chi Phi scored midway through the first half and
managed to hold Bass. Both teams had brief offensive
flurries in the second half only to be stalled. Bass' last sec
ond "hail mary" pass fell incomplete in the endzone at
the whistle to end the game, Frye said.
UNC Aquatics Director Marybell Avery and the IM-Rec
Sports Program are teaming up to offer the UNC commu
nity its newest IM-Rec activity, a spring Bahamas sailing
trip. A slide showorganizational meeting will be held this
Saturday, Nov. 7, 7 p.m. in 112 Saunders Hall. j
The trip is slated for May 14-23 including round trip
time to Ft Lauderdale and will cost $440, excluding the
Ft. Lauderdale. round trip, Avery said. Only the first 23
people to sign up will be taken, she said.
Avery said the $440 includes seven nights on the boats,
consisting of two 41-foot Morgans plus two smaller boats,
food, insurance, airport taxi, flight from Ft Lauderdale
(small plane) to the boats, customs and taxes.
"We are going to rough it," Avery said. "It is going to be
a field-study type trip." She said that participants will
cook their own groceries.
Activities included on the trip will be skin diving, snor
keling, sailing and maintenance (of boats), cooking and
some exploring of the islands. Areas to be visited are
Marsh Harbor, Abaco, Great Harbor and Berry Island.
Contact Avery for more details at 962-2124.
IM tennis competition is slowly winding down, but the
women's rec division was the only one completed at press
time. Mclver defeated Granville South Sixth for that title.'
The 11-member Mclver roster consists of Ronda Troy,
Sheila Colby, Abby Burke, Catherine Olive, Kay Hoover,
Margaret Dees, Kathy Helms, Mary Pearson, Wendy
Schruber, Lisa Battigelli and Beth Little.
Law "Ernest T. Bass" will meet Carolina Apts. "Service
Aces" for the gradind title. Fraternity division is down to
DU, Chi Psi, Pi Kap and Pika.
Top seven teams in floor hockey at press time were Sig
ma Chi, James "Gang," Morrison C, "Webbwood Icemen,"
TEP "Rangers," "Retorts" and IM-Rec "MASH."
UNC bombs out at Co-rec Sports Day
N.C. State's IM-Rec program continued its domina
tion of sport day activities by outpointing UNC
Charlotte and UNC Greensboro and demolishing
Carolina in the annual Co-rec Sports Day Oct 28.
Carolina's poor showing was due to this program's an
nual sport days nemesis, forfeits and poor participation.
Despite heavy publicity and extensive recruitment by
Asst. IM-Rec Director Janie Matson, UNC had to forfeit
in golf and table tennis and was under-manned in
several other events.
State finished with 30 points followed by Charlotte at
25, host Greensboro at 22 and Carolina with nine.
"I really don't know what else we can do," Matson
said. "State shows up with full entries, has a grand time
and heads back to Raleigh with the trophy."
Matson and the UNC IM-Rec hierarchy has come up
with a plan that might turn the tide in this spring's Big
Four Sports Day that State also usually wins.
"We are going to award participation points for the
men's competitive units (residence halls, fraternities and
gradind) that have a certain number of participants for
these sport days," she said. "The sport days, or ex
tramurals as they are known by, are an important part
of the total IM-Rec sports program."
Carolina was led in Greensboro by Debby Flowers'
billiards team that finished second to State. Billiards
was introduced to the Co-rec Sports Day this year
replacing archery because UNCG does not have archery
facilities. Flowers and teammates John Cleetwood, Nan
cy Cleetwood and Kim Davis were recruited on the even
of the competition,' thrown together and performed
well.
There wasn't a whole left to crow about for the folks
from the Hill. UNC finished dead last in golf (forfeit),
table tennis (forfeit), tennis, volleyball, badminton and
bowling The racquet ball team led by Eric Plott, Ellen
Goldberg and Pam Burwell finished third.
Other UNC participants were Maria Siasacas, Kathy
Neville, Andrew Mousmouelles, Fred Pearlmac, David
Welch, Creg Brownstein, Teresa Parrish, Tim Cox, Scott
Whisnant, ?ob Hickerson, Kris Cox, Lisa Culler, Dee
Dee Cheston, Tony Joyce, Amy Springer, Mel Kelly,
John Splain, Mike McDowell, Linka Schliltz and Julia
Kohn.
"We appreciate the people that took the time to go,"
Matson said. "We had good athletes there, but we were
just short a few people in several of the events that we
had participation in, and that is a big disadvantage."
For State, this year's trophy marks the 14th one in the
15-year activity, having tied in 1974 with North Carolina.
UNC won the inaugural event in 1967.
Volleyball rankings
FRATERNITY
DU"Webeseenya1"
PDC "The Stones"
Sigma Chi "Tube Steaks"
Sig Ep "Gravediggers"
gradind!'
V-
Bacteriology "Samoa Blue" V
Environmental Sciences and Engineering
"Roundhouse Gang"
Laurel Ridge "Chem Wipes"
Old Well "Big Boppers"
RESIDENCE HALL
league A "Syndicate"
Mangum "Master Blaster"
0
2-0
2-0
2-0
5-0
40
2-0
1-0
3-0
3-0
Lewis "Dirt Chickens"
Everett "Dominators"
2-0
2-0
WOMEN'S COMPETITIVE
Parker "Super 7"
Kenan "Killers"
P.E.U'grads "Clippers 1'
Granville East "VB'ers"
2-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
CO-REC COMPETITIVE
Kings wood "Fire Power"
' Morrison "Four Play"
Cranville "Ragins Heathens"
Estes Park "Motley's Crew"
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
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Turkeys to run and be won at Turkey trot, Nov. 19
I M port ant dates
Thurs,, Nov. 5 wrestling meet concludes. Woollen
Gym. . DEADLINE for entering grail mural basketball
tournament and for volleyball team captains to
schedule games for the following next week Nov.
9-12)...
; : Fri., Nov. 6 DEADLINE for entering JM racquetball
tournament . ; . . all unit managers should check in with
: the office for updated information. . .
Sat, Nov. 7 THE BIG ONE!!! CO HEELS"!
Sun., Nov. 8-Campus YMCA "Footf aJ I s J? oadrace"
fun run, 12.30 p.m., Campus Y Bidg. .
? Mon., Nov, 9 DEADLINE for registering for Lifetime
Leisure Activities Program SOCIAL DANCE clmic, to be
held Mon., Nov. 16, 6-9 p.m. . . play begins in grail
: mural basketball tournament and innertube water
polo ...
1 Wed., Nov. 11 DEADLINE for signing up for the
Department -of Physical Education's SNOW SKIING
course, 7 p.m., 109 Fetzer. ...
Thurs.; Nov. 12 DEADLINE for volleyball team cap
tains to .schedule games for the following' week (Nov.-16-19)
. . .
Sat, Nov. 14 - What's a Wahoo??? Co Heefs! !! , .
Mon., Nov. 16 DEADLINE for registering for Life
time Leisure Activities Program CROSS COUNTRY SKI
ING clinic, to be held Mon., Nov. 23, 6-9 p m., 304
; Woollen Gym . . . organizational meeting for JM Ski
Trip, 8 p.m., 304 Woollen-Gym .... Lifetime Leisure
SOCIAL DANCE clinic: 6-9 p.m.. Woollen Cym. . .
Thurs., Nov. 19 Annual "Turkey Trot," fun run, 4
pm Carmrchael field. DEADLINE for volleyball
team captains to schedule games for the following
week (Nov, 23-25 .-.
s ; Fri., Nov. 20 IM unit managers should check in with
the office for updated information . 1981 "Beat
Duke" parade . . .
Sat., Nov. 21 -BEAT DOOK!!!
Mon., Nov. 23 -Lifetime Leisure CROSS COUNTRY
SKIING cltnic, 6-9 p.m., 304 Woollen Cym. . .
Tues., Nov. 24 DEADLINE, for entering first annual
"Sports Trivia Bowl". . ,
Wed, Nov. 25 THANKSGIVING VACATION
BEGINS 1 p.m.. .
ANNOUNCEMENTS .
; LIFETIME LEISURE ACTIVITIES PROGRAM. . up
coming clinics include SOCIAL DANCE (Mon, Nov. 16, ,
6-9 p.m.) and CROSS COUNTRY SKIING (Mon., Nov 23,
6-9 p.m.). . .these one-night -introductory clintcs are
cpen to students and faculty-staff members WITH
FACILITY PRIVILEGE CARDS obtained from Bynum
Hail.-, .clinics cost Utt'-e or nothing, depending on the
'activity, ,, most clinics meet in 304 Woollen Cym
before moving to specific activity area . . . contact Asst.
IM-Rec Director Rob Frye.
OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION perspective grail
mural basketball referees that missed last night's MAN
DATORY clinic should see Asst. IM-Rec Director Janis
Matson IMMEDIATELY...
DON'T LOSE A CHANCE TO LOSE . . . IM-Rec Fitness
Class, "Use It and Lose It" meets 6-8 p m., Mon , Wed.
and Fri. throughout the semester in 112 Fetzer. . . classes
are free and open to students and faculty-staff members
WITH FACILITY PRIVILEGE CARDS .
FACULTY-STAFF ... don't let your department miss
out on this chance to-compete and recreate with other
University personnels . liaisons are needed from every
participating department. . . fs volleyball in progress
now and fs handball tournament will begin soon; :;
contact Asst. I M-Rec Director Rob Frye. . .
IM-REC SKI TRIP and DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCA
TION SNOW SKIING COURSE ; two opportunities for
UNC's ski lovers to practice their trade . . . annual IM ski '
trip Jan. 3-8 at Beech and Sugar resorts) will be discuss-;
ed at the organizational meeting Mon., Nov. 16, 8 p.m.,'
304 Woollen Cym. . . inaugural P.E. course, Co be held
over the Christmas holiday, offers full P E. activity credit
(1.0 hours. . MANDATORY course organizational
rlteeting, Wed.,.Nov. 11, 7, p.m., 109 Fetzer. . students .
should bring $35 with them to the P.E. meeting, con
tact Course Coordinator Marybell Avery, 962-2124. . .
ANNUAL CAMPUS Y FOOTFALLS FUN RUN . 1981
race gets underway THIS SUNDAY, Nov. 8 with check in
12:30-1:30 p.m. in front of the Campus Y building,'
Cameron Ave. . .'81 Footfalls consists of both 10k and
two-mile runs . prizes and T-shirts will be awarded ;
contact Campus YMCA, 962-2333
GRAIL MURAL HOLIDAY BASKETBALL TOUR
NAMENT . - DEADLINE is TODAY for this UNC classic
; captains entering a team must have attended one of
this week's two - organizational meetings . . . captains
failing to attend one of the two meetings must see Asst.
- janis Matson before their entry will be accepted .
TURKEY TROT. . .another UNC holiday classic,
Thurs., Nov. 19, 4 p.m., Carmichael Field . . . winning
female and winning male receive a holiday turkey .
ANOTHER FIRST. . . UNC IM-REC BAHAMAS SAIL
ING TRIP, Fri.-Sun., May 14-23, 1982... slide show
presentation for the trip will be shown at the organiza
tional meeting Sat. Nov, 7, 7 p m., 112 Saunders Hail
cost is 5440 EXCLUDING round trip transportation to Ft
Lauderdale, Florida, contact Trip Coordinator Mary--bell
Avery, 952-2124 '. .trip is only open to the first 23
people to sign up. . .
FLOOR HOCKEY, . all team captains should check
. the master schedule (on bulletin board outside IMRec
office in Woollen for remaining games . . contact Floor
Hockey Coordinator Roy Wohi
SPECIAL TEAM PRICES FOR INTRAMURAL SPORTS
100 Cotton Russell Athletic T-Shirts
24shirts&up .................... $3.95ea. -
12-24 shirts .$4.25 ea.
6-12 shirts . . . . . . .$4.75 ea.
regular $6.00 value
nriL
(includes 2-inch lettering up to 12 letters)
There's More In Your
Corns In & Prico Our Shirts
for Other Tcsm Sports
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100 Cotton Russell Jerseys
with contrasting trim on neck and sleeves
12-24 shirts ....................... . .$7.00 ea.
6-12 shirts .$3.00 ea.
(Includes 3 4-inch Greek letters
or up to 12 2-inch letters)
'For both Rams foaturtd: Ptaase allow one. week for delivery. Additional charge for
names (10 per letter), numbers (35 per 6" no, 75$ per 10" no.)
"ON CAMPUS"
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Spotlight, November 5, 1981