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Thursday, Nov. 19, 1981
Bert Woodard IM Publicity, 982-1153
Volume 2 Number 13
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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Volleyball competition is winding down. Today is the deadline for captains to schedula csmes
for Monday and Tuesday, the last days of regular season play. Playoff conflicts are due Monday
and playoffs begin Nov. 30.
No changes in changed IM Point System
Despite seeing changes in the point system for the sec
ond time in three years, defending fraternity point
champion Delta Upsilon holds a slim lead in the newest
version of the IM point system.
With results in only tag football, table tennis and
track & field tabulated, DU has 450 points to Chi Phi's
445. PiKap sits at a distant third at 355 and Sig Ep, one
of the leaders in getting the system changed, is fourth at
345
Rounding out the top ten fraternities are Chi Psi, Kap
pa Psi, PDC, PiKa, Sigma Chi and Beta.
it is bad news for anti-Teaguers regarding the resi
dence hall point totals. With the same three sports
tabulated, Teague A is leading with 535 points, Teague
B and Stacy are tied at 505 for second and defending
champion Granville DW is fourth at 415.
Finishing out the top ten residence halls are Lewis, Eve
rett Mangum, Granville BW, Granville CW and Avery.
Participation points were changed this year, at the re
quest of the smaller fraternities who felt larger f rats had -
an advantage with more persons to choose from in enter
ing teams. There is now a new limit on the number of
teams each fraternity can enter that earn participation
points.
These totals are not exactly up to date, according to
Karen Franklin, point system coordinator for the lM-Rec
office, because only the first three fall sports are in
cluded. The standings after three sports are:
RESIDENCE HALL
Teague A "Syndicate"
Granville AW "69'ers"
Granville CW "Spike Bailers"
Stacy "Choking Cardinals" -Stacy
"Iguana Hold Your Hand"
FRATERNITY
Sigma Chi "Tube Steaks" t
Kappa Psi "Knumknuts"
DU "Webeseenya"
PiKap "Blue 1"
Sig Ep"Spikers'
GRADiND
ESE "Roundhouse Gang"
Old Wejl "Big Boppers"
Craige "Out to Lunch Bunch"
WOMEN'S COMPETITIVE
Kenan "Killers"
60
4-1
4-1
82
6-2
4r0
3- 0
4- 1
3-1
3-1
7-0
4-0
16-1
44
Residence Hall Fraternity
Teague A - 535 Delta Upsilon 450
Teague B 505 Chi Phi 445
Stacy 505 Pi Kappa Phi 355
Cranville DW 415 Sigma Phi Epsilon 345
Lewis 335 Chi Psi 215
Mangum 279 Kappa Psi 210
Cranville BW . 245 Pi Kappa Alpha 175
CranvilleCW 135 Sigma Chr 174
Avery 120 BetaThetaPi 150
rankings
Parker "Super 7". . 3-0
Theta "Netters" - 3-0
P.E.'U'grads" . 3-0
Thanksgiving
gympool hours
Wed., Nov. 25 gyms 6 a.m.-4 p.m.... POOL
CLOSED...
Thurs., Nov. 26 gyms and pool CLOSED.
Fri , Nov. 27 gyms and pool CLOSED. . .
Sat, Nov. 28 gyms 10 a.m -6 p.m. . . pool 1-6
p.m..
Sun., Nov. 29 gyms 1-6 p.m.. . pool 2-6 pm . . .
Mon, Nov. 30 RESUME normal schedule.
CO-REC COMPETITIVE
Teague-Parker "F'ups"
IM-Rec "Mixed MASH"
P.E. "Setters" ?
Dental '"Pub'itis"
MEN'S REC
James "Dirty Half Dozen"
Granville South "Nads"
DU "Dwarfs"
SORORITY -
Theta "Netters"
Chi O "Night Owls"
Kappa Kappa Camma
KD "Outlaws"
Tri Delt
CO-REC REC
Durham "The Nads"
BSU "Buffaloes"
BSU "Bombers"
Olde Campus "Spikers"
WOMEN'S REC
Royal Park "Cold Diggers"
Chi O "Night Owls"
Parker "Sparkers"
Morrison Ninth "NFLO Women"
4-0
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3-0.
3-0
60
4- 0
5- 0
3- 0
4- 0
3-1
2-1
2-1
4-0
4-0
4-0
3-0
0
4-0
3-1
Turkey Trot fun run, soccer playoffs today
Intramural activity was extensive this week but there
are not many results to report Crail mural basketball is
ending its secqnd week of play. Co-rec innertube water
polo begins its second week as well, playoffs in soccer,
begin today and Nov. 30 for volleyball and floor hockey.
The annual Turkey Trot will be run today at 4 p.m. start
ing from Carmichael IM field.
Tennis" playoffs are still on hold waiting for some pro
crastinating team to get busy. Everett will play the win
ner of the Carr "Smashers" Lewis "Lobs" contest for
the residence hall title. Colony "Leslie Love Seats" de
feated Cobb's "Cobbers" for the women's competitive
tennis title.
"Samoa Blue," a team from the Bacteriology depart-'
rnent that usually performs well in the gradind division,
got together a winning co-rec outfit to win the first an
nual Co-rec Super Teams competition. Co-rec Super
Teams, modeled after last spring's successful men's
competitive Super Teams competition, featured compe
tition between four teams in volleyball, tag football,
badminton, table tennis and cross country. As in the
spring '81 Super Teams, the top two teams squared off
in. a finale tug-of-war to determine the T-shirt winner.
Samoa Blue team members include:
Bill Black . Kathy Rogers
Charlie Voliva
Doug Rader
Suzanne Hansen
Sue Taylor
Missy Hasnell
Jim Register .
Jim Cuidri
Bob Westmoreland
Mike Vanusz
Pat Ryan
Ed Leof
Betsy Harris
John Class
Jeff Alexander
Mary Lampe
Rick Padgett
Joan Lrttje
Claire Moore
Phil Bassford
Ken Bott
John Patton
Beth' Rassmussen
Vyto Bankiatis
Nancy Schek
Soccer playoffs begin today and schedules should be
posted by 1 p.m. The inaugural Sports Trivia Bowl is
filled and anyone interested in going on the 1982 IM
Rec Ski Trip, Jan. 3-8 to Beech and Sugar resorts, should
contact Associate IM-Rec Director Marty Pomerantz im
mediately. Volleyball team captains must submit any playoff
conflicts by Monday, Nov. 23. Captains of teams not
submitting any conflicts will be assumed to be able to
play at any time, according to Asst IM-Rec Director
Janis Matson. Today is the last day for team captains to
schedule games for Monday and Tuesday, the last days
of regular season play.
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Ihurs.,vNov. 19 annuel TURKEY TROT, fun run, 4 s
p m., Carmichael l field. . . DEADLINE for vceyts:!
t: --n captains to schedule games for tbe last week of
. ' 3 y Nov. 23-24 . .soccer p! averts b ; n. -
fri, Hov. 20 a'l IM wr.'.t r;- should check in
v. 'l.of.'ure for 'touted iifjrmat.on. . ,1931 "C-eat
C ..k" pc-rade - - "
Sat, Nov. 23-tEAT DOCK?:? J VI LIE OZ TEMFE.
i-::re we come... - ; .;- '
Siji , Nov. 22Pcot clef d 1-5 pjn because of .swim
Mon.; Nov, 23 CEADL'N'E for vr"-jtk.S team cap-'
ti-:s to submit cermets. ..L.'eiim leisure Ac-'
t ,',es Program C7,C:S COUNTRY SkV.XQ clinic, 6-9
p.ro Woollen Cym. . MANDATORY .meeting for alt
:C:.C7.lTY IM MANAGERS, 7;30 pm,. 304 Woollen
Cym...' " - - - " 1
Tes.. Nov, 24 DEADLINE for entering "Sports
Wed, Nov. 25THANKSC1V1NG HOLIDAY begins. 1
- Mon., 'Nov. 30-CLASSES RESUME. voUefeaa
playoffs begin . . . practice round for Sporb Trivia
,owl . .floor hockey playoffs begin . ,
- Tues,, Dec. 1 Sports Trivia Bowl . . UNQUVa. ticket '
distribution, 5 p.m.. . .pool closed because of swim
meet ...
Wed,, Dec. 3 -FALL IM CHAMPION PICTURE DAY, 7 .
p m IM-Rec office. . . floor hockey finals, New Tin Can'
-.BEAT TULSA!!! '
Fri., Nov. 4 LAST DAY OF FALL CLASSES. . all IM
? unit managers should check in with the office for early
spring semester IM information. . .
Mon., Dec. 7 READING DAY. . .
. Tues., Dec. 8 FINAL EXAMS BEGIN .. ' ' -
; ANNOUNCEMENTS. . ,
f ALL IM PICTURE CHAMPION PICTURE DAY. . . ail
; IM team, dual and individual champions from fall
semester and both summer sessions should report to the .
I IM-Rec office at 7 p.nv Wed,. Dec. 3 for official IM
Champion pictures. . . T
TURKEY TROT IS TODAY annual hoUday fun run
begins at 4 p.m., TODAY, Carmichael IM field. . win
ding male and female each receive a turkey. . .
IIFET5ME 1E1SURE ACTIVITIES PROGRAM ..up
coming cimic is CROSS COUNTRY SKIING, the last LL
i dintc or the semester, Mon., Nov. 23, 6-9 p.m. in Wool
den, i:. the Lifetime Leisure Program consists of one4
night introductory clinics in several different activities';
throughout the semester schedule can be obtained at
th-e IM-Rec office). . .clinics are open to students and
faculty-staff members WITH FACILITY PR! VILECE
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CARDS obtained from Bynum Hail. ; . clinics cost liu.'s
or nothing depending on the activity . .most clip its
meet in 33-1 Woo"en before moving to specific activity
area. . .contact Asst. IM-Rec Director Rob Frve. . .
DCNT LOST A CHANCE TO LOSE . ; , IM-Rec Ctn-rs -cL?.:-s,
"Use It and Lose It" meets 5:30-7 p.m., Mondiy. '
Wednesday and Friday throughout the semester in 112 -fttzer.
. .classes are FREE and open to students enj
facuity-statf members WITH FACILITY PR1V1LECE
- CARDS obtained from Fynom Ha'l . '. , . ,
LM-KEC aI T:?... organizational meeting was
THIS PAST Monday, but interested people can sti'l fwl t
t'ie band wa -on for this IM trad.tJon ,., trip runs Jan. 3 5
to Eeech and Sugar resorts. . .contact Assoc.. IM-Rec
Director Marty Pomerantz for details. ...
IM-REC BAHAMAS SAILING TRIP... Fri -Sun., Miy
14-23,1982. . .cost Js S440 EXCLUDING round tnp to Ft.
Lauderdale,' flenda,. contact trip coordtnatcr '
Mary bell Avery in UNC Aquatics Office, 952-2124. or ;
the IMRec ofrice. . sailing trip is open to ONLY THE
FIRST 23 people to sign up , "l
FIRST ANNUAL SPOSTS TRIVIA 8 OWL. . . one-night
smgle-elimnatton format Tues, Dec. 1. with practice
round Mon., Nov. 30 . . ONLY first eight 8 teams to
sign up may participate: ; each team consists of four
members who must respond to questions about-sports
: trivia each round lasts 15 minutes with the winning :?
team advanctng . .DEADLINE for entry is Tues., Dec.
Nov. 24. . , contact Asst. IM-Rec Director Rob Frye
FLOOR HOCKEY. . , all rosters are final as of yester-.
day for playoffs playoffs begin Mon, Nov. 30, 7
p.m. . . captains of teams making playoffs will be
' notified, but are expected to check the master schedule
for times outside the IM-Rec office. ; . semi-final play is :
slated for .Tues., Dec. 1 with finals set for Wed.; Dec
"'3...
SOCCER PLAYOFFS. . . playoffs are scheduled to
begin TODAY. . team captains should pick up playoff
schedules TODAY before 4 p.m.. . .contact soccer coor
dinator Beverly Jarrell with any problems. .
: TENNIS teams still tn contention in tennis playoffs .
should play before next Friday. . .all tennis matches
should be complete by Friday, 5 p m. . . contact tennis
coordinator Beverly Jarrell wtth any problems ...
VOLLEYSALl. . . DEADLINE TOMORROW for vol
leyball team captams to schedule games for the last
week of play (Nov. 23-24). . playoff conflicts are due '
Mon.. Nov. 23 . . if a team captain does not submit any
conflicts, it will be assumed that htshertearn can play
ANYTIME., .each team must have played four gamrs
and won at least two of them with a sportsmanship
rating of 6.5 or above to be eligible for the playoffs
TEAM NAMES, .'.teams names considered in bad taste
will not be used in IM-Rec scheduling or publicity. ..
SPECIAL TEAM PRICES FOR INTRAMURAL SPORTS
1 00 Cotton Russell Athletic T-Shirts
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24 shirts & up $3.95 ea.
1 2-24 shirts ......... .$4.25 ea.
6-12 shirts .$4.75 ea.
regular $6.00 value. ,
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(includes 2-Inch lettering up to 12 letters)
There's f.!ore In Your
Coma In & Pries Our Shirts
for Other Tcsm Sports
1(30 Cotton Russell Jerseys
with contrasting trim on neck and sleeves
12-24 shirts ... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.00 ea.
6-12 shirts . . . ................... .... .$3.00 ea.
T (Includes 3 4-Inch Greek letters
or up to 12 2-inch letters) -
'For both turns featured: Please allow one week for delivery. Additional charge for
names (10 per letter), .lumbers (35C per 6" no., 75 per 10" no.)
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