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NTRARflURAL BULLETIN B
sponsored each week during the fall and spring semesters by the UNC Student Stores
Thursday, February 25, 1982
Bert Woodard, IM Publicity, 962-1153
Volume 2, Number 21
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
OARD
Next week's Softball meetings
team captains Tues -Wed., March 2-3
7 p.m. ,109 Fetzer
must attend one to receive entry form
officials Mon.-Wed., March 1-3
times, place vary
MANDATORY
Sig Ep softball tourney set for March 19
There are still a few slots open for the Sig EpSchlitz
Marathon Softball Tournament which is slated for Fri.,
March 19 on Ehringhaus IM fields, according to tourney
coordinator Rusty Cumpston.
Entering teams must pay a fee of $30 to play, which
will go to the Ronald McDonald House in Durham, Sig
Ep's chosen charity.
"We are going to have a 32-team field comprising the
best teams from all over the campus," Cumpston said.
"Call it an early softball season showdown."
This 24-hour, double elimination early season show
down will culminate with a planned blow-out, compli
ments of Schlitz' local distributor. At this party, the win
ning team will receive a silver bowl, which will be display
ed for the remainder of the year in the Woollen Cym IM
trophy case.
Only cunently enrolled students and cunent faculty
staff members of the University will be eligible, Cumpston
said.
Other tournament rules are as follows:
American Softball Association rules will be
used
a protest committee will be at the fields at all
times of play to handle all protests, including eli
gibility there will be no unlimited substitution
Sig Ep fraternity members will officiate, two
per game
each team is required to bring two new "Dud
ley restricted flight" softballs to the tournament
for each game, each team must furnish one
- new ball
winning team will get the unused ball, losing
team the used one
starting times will be made known to all teams
and a tournament schedule will be given to all
teams a week before the tourney's start
starting time is forfeit time if a team is not present
seven players constitute a starting team .
each game will have a 60-minute time limit
if play is not within the 60-minute limit, the
next inning completed with one of the teams
ahead will end the game
IMRec activities remain light with regular season bas
ketball winding down, and playoffs starting Monday. Two
Lifetime Leisure Activities Program clinics are offered
within the week, self-defense tonight and yoga for jogging
Wednesday night, March 3. Organizational meetings for
softball team captains and MANDATORY clinics for per
spective IM softball officials will be held next week. Soft
ball begins the Monday after spring break (March 15.
IMRec's Fitness Class, "Use It and Lose It," which
meets Mon., Wed. and Thurs., 5:30-7 p.m. in 112 Fetzer, is
now a fitness club-, with progress records kept for each
participant. Usual schedule is 5:306 p.m., jogging and 6-7
p.m., toning excercises and stretching. There is no registra
tion or fee required for the club, which is open to all stu
dents and those faculty-staff members with facility privi
lege cards obtained from Bynum Hall. .
Entry deadlines for the final two faculty-staff IM pro
gram activities are due Fri., March 5. Faculty-staff mem
bers can participate in tennis singles, a regular season for
mat :id team softball.
The Friday before spring break (March 5) also marks the
deadline for entering the IM one-on-one basketball tour
nament team racquetball and all-campus tennis play.
The Sig Ep Softball Marathon, Jumprope for Heart, the in
augural Weekend Racquetball Tournament and the IM
gymnastics meet all fall during the two weeks following
spring break.
Perspective IM basketball playoffs scorekeepers meet
today, 4:30 p.m. in the IMRec office. Monday begins a
busy twcHveek basketball playoff schedule. Team cap
tains should be sure their team has played at least four
games and won at least two, to be eligible for playoff
play, said Asst. IMRec Director Janis Matson. Captains
with questions regarding this stipulation or the sportsman
ship rating should contact Matson immediately.
Basketball rankings
CRADIND WOMEN'S COMPETITIVE CO-REC REC
Morrison C Alumni "NFLO Alumni" 5-0 Varsity Athletics "Hustlers" 5rj P.E. U'grads "Kenny's Machine" 3-0
Law"Mudsharks" 4-0 Cranville "Fabulous Frosh" yo Olde Campus "Windjammer" 4-0
LawDent "Long Hard Nights" 4) Cobb "Enjoyed It" M James "The James Gang" 4-1
Football "Miss Morellis Laundry" 4-0 P E. "Untouchables" 2-1 Old Well "Julia's Ervings" 4-1
FRATERNITY CO-REC COMPETITIVE - WOMEN'S REC
Chi Phi "Fury" 5-0 Law "Mudsharkettes" 4-0. Pi Phi 5-1
Kappa Psi "Hoopers" 5- Morehead "No Names" 4-0 James "Darling Demons" 4-0
Pi Kap "Bluett" 5-1 Scott College "Nasty Buzzards" 4-1 Phi Mu 4-0
PiKa "Thanks for Shoppin" 5-1 P.H.S. "For Your Health" 2-0 Physical Therapy "Ultra Sound" 3-0
RESIDENCE HALL MEN'S REC SORORITY
Cranville AW "Fuzzbusters" 4-0 Connor "l-Ronnics" . 6-0 Pi Phi 5-1
Cranville AW "Spoons" 4-0 Connor 5-1 Phi Mu 4-0
Mangum "Magnum Force" 4-0 Law "Senlac 7" " ; 6-0 Tri Delt" Delta Darlings" 3-2
Teague A "Syndicate" 4-0 Zeta Psi "Zoo White" 5-0 ZTA "Culls" 2-2
IMportant dates
Thurs., Feb. 25 MANDATORY meeting today "for
perspective IM basketball scorekeepers, to be used dur
ing the playoffs, 4:30 p.m, IM-Rec office (203 Woollen
Gym). . . Lifetime leisure Activities Program self-defense
clinic, 6-9 p.m , '
Sat, Feb. 25 BEAT DOOK'M
Mon., March 1-first of three MANDATORY clinics
for IM softball officials (referees), 7-9 p.m., 109 fetzer
. .play begins in IM basketball playoffs. . .
Tues., March 2- first of two organizational meetings
for IM softball team captains 7 p.m. 109 Fetzer. . sec
ond of three MANDATORY clinics for IM softball offk
rials, 5-7 p.m. ...
Wed., March 3 second of two organizational meet
ings for IM softball team captains, 7 p.m., 109 Fetzer. . .
third of three MANDATORY clinics for IM softball of
ficials 5-6 p.m. . .
;t Fri., March 5-DEADHNE for entering one-on-one bas
ketball, softball, team racquetball, tennis, faculty-staff
tennis and faculty-staff softball. . SPRING BREAK BE
CINS. . . FUN BEGINS IN GREENSBORO!! I
Sat., March 6 ROUND TWO IN C'BORO . .
; Sun., March 7 THE BIGGEE. . .
Mon., March 15-CLASSES RESUME . . . play begins
in IM regular season softball, o neon-one basketball,
tennis, team racquetball, faculty-staff tennis and
faculty-staff softball. . .
Wed., March 17 HERE'S TO YOU ST. PAT. . DEAD
LINE for registering for Lifetime Leisure Activities Pro
gram folk dance clinic
r Fri., March 19 DEADLINE for entering innertube
water basketball, table tennis, weekend racquetball
tournament and gymnastics meet, play begins in Sig
Ep softball tournament. . .
s Sat., March 20 "Jumprope for Heart," fund-raiser for
American Heart Association, 10 a m.-l p.m., Carmichael
Auditorium. . .
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- IM GYMNASTICS MEET. . . lefs try it one more time
t. inaugural IM gymnastics meet has been rescheduled
for Tues. March 23 7:30 p.m., 112 Fetzer.". this new
competition is designed to offer old gymnastics has
beens and fresh new up-starts a chance to experience
gymnastics at a competitive level . competition will
be held for both men and women in two divisions: (1)
novice, currently or recently enrolled in a Physical Edu
cation gymnastics class for beginners or never com
peted before, and (2) open; experienced at some level
higher than beginning gymnastics, probably have com
peted ... men's events are long horse vault pommel
bars parallel bars, rings and tumbling. . .women's
events are vaulting, uneven parallel bars, balance beam
and tumbling . . . judging will be based on a 10-point
scale and will take into consideration the actual execu
tion and difficulty of the routine and the skill level of
the competitor . . judging will be a subjective rating by
members and coaches of the UNC varsity gymnastics
team and other qualified gymnasts. . contact Assoc.
IMRec Director Marty Pomerantz. . -i
HANDBALLRACQUET8ALL, SQUASH RESERVA
TION CHANGE - beginning Monday of this week (Feb.
22 cancellations for handbaltracquetbali and squash
Courts will be taken in the IMRec office instead of the
basketrooms . "courts with reservation) cancelled will
not be reserved again, but will remain open for first
come basis play for that hour. . contact IMRec office
for further clarif ication ...
DO NT LOSE A CHANCE TO LOSE . IMRec's
f itness class and club meets Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 5:30-7 p.m., 112 Fetzer, and is free to faculty
staff members WITH FACILITY PRIV1LECE CARDS ob
tained from Bynum Hall and students, .contact class
club coordinator K. Franklin. . .
. OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION . referees will be need
ed for IM softball beginning with the MANDATORY
clinics Mon.-Wed., March 1-3. . contact Asst IMRec
Director Rob Frye. . ,
LIFETIME LEISURE ACTIVITIES PROGRAM. . .clinics
: remaining are self-defense, yoga for jogging, folk dance,
bicycle maintenance, sailing, frtsbee, tennis, cross coun
try skiing, and social dance . next clinic is self-defense,
TONICHT, 6-9 p.m.... these one-night introductory
clinics are geared toward the beginner in each activity, ,
are taught by local experts and are free to students and
.faculty-staff members WITH FACILITY PRIVILEGE
CARDS obtained from Bynum Hail. . .
SAIL THE BAHAMAS . IM-Rec Sports Program,
Physical Education Aquatics Program and the Interna
tional Field Studies (I.F.S.) are sponsoring a sailing excur
sion FrL-Sun., May 14-23 . . cost of the trip is $440,
which includes round trip plane flight from Ft. Lauder
dale to the Bahamas, all accommodations aboard l.F.S.
sailboats for seven nights, food and insurance and in
struction in sailing and other related interests. . . DEAD
LINE for registering is Wed., March 24 with a $100
deposit . faculty coordinators are UNC. Aquatics
Director Marybell Avery, Dept. of Physical Education
and Bob Daland, Dept. of Political Science . ; trip is
open to ONLY the first 23 people to sign up. .
JUMPING WITH A HEART. . a great way for UNC
campus'groups and residences to combine fund-raising
with intramurals. . , UNC's Dept of Physical Education
' is joining its professional organization, the American
Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and
Dance, and the American Heart Association in sponsor- ;
tng "Jumprope for Heart" Sat.; March 20, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.,
Carmichael Auditorium .six person teams from cam
pus groups and residences will jump for pledged dona
tions (solicited by team members) in a nationwide effort
to raise money for the Heart Association . . . members of
teams jumping the maximum three hours will win IM
championship T-shirts, and money winners will receive
prizes from the Heart "Association . .entry forms may
be obtained in the IM-Rec office. . .contact Dr. Angela
Lumpkin 962-2021 ......
OFFICIALS CO-SUPERVISORS. Asst. IMRec Direc
tor Jams Matson is accepting applications for co
supervisor of officials, to begin work Mon., March 1 5 . . .
sophomores preferred, juniors accepted, seniors not ac
cepted. ; this position will be designed to complete
this academic year(through April 1982) and run through
out next next academic year (September 1982-April
1983). . pay minimum wage, based on 18 hours a
week ...
NEW IM-REC CALENDARS. . . spring semester activi
ty calendars are in. : ; free calendars containing IMpor
tant information in IM's, athletics and other UNC ac
tivities. . .
W-2 FORMS . all persons on the IMRec payroll
from January 1981 -December 1981 should claim W-2 in
come tax form from IMRec Secretary Barbara Hall 8 30
a.m.-4:30 p.m. . .
IM BASKETBALL SCOREKEEPERS . . . scorekeepers,
to work during IM basketball playoffs, Mon -Thurs.
March 1-4 and Mon.-Thurs. March 15-18, will meet TO
DAY, 4:30 p.m. IM-Rec office, .pay minimum wage,
hours flexible .. contact Asst. IM-Rec Director Janis
Matson ...
SIG EP SOFTBALL MARATHON . . 1 Sig Ep fraternity
is sponsoring a 24-hour, double-elimination softball
! tournament Fri., March 19 on Ehringhaus fields . pro
ceeds from this tourney will go to Ronald McDonald
House in Durham . entry fee for the tourney is $30 . . .
for ' more information, contact Rusty Cumpston,
967-2275968-9114. . .
WEEKEND RACQUETBALL TOURNAMENT . . inaug
ural IM racquetbali tournament in Fetzer, Fri.-Sun.,
March 26-28.. : five divisions will be offered. . men's
open, Men's "8," men's novice, women's open and
women's novice. ..all divisions will be single
elimination with a consolation for first round losers. .
there is no playing fee, but there IS a FORFFIT FEE of
" $10, which all participants pay and which is returned if
the participant shows up to play andor referee for all of
hisher scheduled matches. . money raised for forfeit
fees will go toward tourney awards and equipment. .
contact Assoc. IMRec Director Marty Pomerantz .
SPECIAL TEAM PRICES FOR 1WTRAMURAL SPORTS
100 Cotton Russell Athletic T-Shirts
24 shirts & up .$3.95 ea.
12-24 shirts $4.25 ea.
6-12 shirts . . . . . . . .$4.75 ea.
regular $6.00 value
(includes 2-inch lettering up to 12 letters)
There's More in Your
Come In & Price Our Shirts
for Other Team Sports
100 Cotton Russell Jerseys
with contrasting trim on neck and sleeves
1 2-24 shirts .$7.00 ea.
6-1 2 shirts $8.00 ea.
(Includes 3 4-inch Greek letters
or up to 12 2-inch letters)
For both items featured: Please allow one week for delivery. Additional charge for
names (100 per letter), numbers (350 per 6" no., 75$ per 10" no.)
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'ON CAMPUS'
Spotlight, February 25, 1982'