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Thursday, November 4, 1S22
Ron Rlcci, IM Publicity, S52H53
Volume 3, Number 9
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Table Tennis, Grail Basketball and Archery to name a few
Look Out! November is p
While the fall semester winds down and the
libraries start to get crowded on Saturdays, the IM
Rec Program is just starting to gear up for the finals
rush. November is packed with events that any stu
dent can join in to let off some of the academic
steam.
Tomorrow is the deadline day for Table Tennis,
Grail Mural Basketball and Archery entries must"""
be in the IM office by 5:00 p.m. The Table Tennis
competition is an all-campus activity featuring
men's and women's singles and doubles, and mixed .
doubles. Each teamplayer must play a minimum of
four matches to be eligible for the playoffs. Each
match is three out of five games to 21 points. The
format for play is a challenge play season followed
by a single-elimination playoff.
One of the fall's traditional favorites, Grail Mural
Basketball, will take over the Woollen Gym courts
starting on Monday, Nov. 15. This sneak preview for
the spring basketball season follows a single
elimination format, and the games are a little
shorter than regular season games, so don't fall
behind early.
For all those archery specialists on campus, a
chance to show off your skills will start on Monday,
Nov. 8. The tourney will take place on the Ehr
inghaus Fields, with one round of shooting the
highest score takes the crown. Each contestant will
shoot six ends of six arrows each three ends at 20
yards and three ends at 30 yards. Check by the IM
office for the complete details.
Remember the IM-Rec Ski Trip? If by some -chance
you've forgotten about four fun-filled days of s
skiing at Beech and Sugar Mountains, then think '
fast because the mandatory organizational meeting
is Tuesday, Nov. 16 in 304 Woollen at 8:00 p.m. A
$45.00 non-refundable deposit must be with you at
the organizational meeting. Contact Marty
Pomerantz in the IM office if you have any ques
tions.' To help everyone get psyched for Thanksgiving,
the IM office is again this year sponsoring the ever
popular Turkey Trot on Thursday, Nov. 18. Meet in
front of Carmichael at least 15 minutes before the
race to register. Head IM-Turkey Marty Pomerantz
will be handing out turkeys to all winners.
The final major event of the fall semester is the
Sports Trivia Bowl only 16 teams can enter, so get
those applications in early. Each team consists of
four members and the format is a single-elimination
playoff. A pimen What university was the only
school in the 1979 National Basketball Association
draft of college players to have a player chosen in'
the first two rounds? Answer, where else the fight
ing Stags of Fairfield (Conn.) University. '
IMportant Dates
- Thursday, Nov. 4 Welcome to November! The
turkey month brings a host of exciting IM-Rec activi
tiesstarting with the finals of the IM Wrestling
Tourney TODAY in the back of Woollen Gym. Come and
check out UNC's best grapplers. Also, TONIGHT in 304
Woollen the final organizational meeting for the Grail
Basketball Tournament will be held at 8:00 p.m. If you
missed the first one, you must attend this one.
Friday, Nov. 5 A big deadline day for IM-Rec ac
tivities. At 5:00 p.m., entry forms for Grail Basketball,
Table Tennis and Archery must be in the IM office. The
Weekend Racquetball Tournament begins. Check the
schedule in the IM office to find out when you play.
Saturday, Nov. 6 Tar Heels travel to Death Valley In
Clemson we'll cool off the Tigers.
Sunday, Nov. 7 The Innertube Water Polo season
starts. Check the IM office for scheduling or call Rob
Frye if you have any questions.
Monday, Nov. 8 Everyone playing William Tell will
start shooting their arrows at targets on the Ehringhaus
Fields' check the IM office for all the rules.
Tuesday, Nov. 9 Start the day with the Table Tennis
competition and end it watching IM Wrestling and Rac
quetball video highlights at Mr. Gatti's. Remember, the
ping pong tourney starts with challenge play.
Wednesday, Nov. 10 A MANDATORY Grail Basket
ball Officials' clinic will be held from 5:00-7:00 p.m. in
304 Woollen. All interested officials should contact
Janis Matson at 962-1006. .
Thursday, Nov. 11 The seqond' MANDATORY Grail
Basketball Officials' clinic will be held in 304 Woollen
from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Janis Matson can answer any ques
tions. - Friday, Nov. 12 In memory of last year's IM Publici
ty Coordinator, Bert Woodard, a special message goes
out to his best friend, Nugget the DU mascot who
celebrates his birthday today. If you can tear yourself
away from Nugget's b-day celebration, stop by the IM
office to check the Soccer Pjayoff pairings.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Don't forget this! On Monday, Nov. 15 the final"
Lifetime Leisure Activities Program clinic of the
semester covering backpacking and hiking will be held
in 304 Woollen from 6:009:00 p.m. If you're into the out
doors, you won't want to miss this. The deadline for en
try is Thursday, Nov. 11. Contact Rob Frye in the IM of
fice for more details.
The facility and pool hours for the remainder of the
fall semester have been revised. Students should be
aware of these changes. Effective last Friday, Oct. 29,
the WooflenFetzer Gym Complex will close on Fridays
at 7:00 p.m. instead of 9:00 p.m. On Saturdays, the gyms
will not open until 2:00 p.m. The pool will close on
Fridays at 6:45 p.m. instead of 8:45 p.m., and will not
open until 2:00 p.m. on Saturdays. All of the facilities
will be closed on Saturday, Nov. 13 for the thrashing of
UVa. ' .
Volleyball Rankings
Keiience Halls
Everett Scum of the Earth " 2-0
CW Spikeballers ' 2-0
Morrison A Mob - 2-0
Lewis Dirt Chickens 3-1
Framity
DU Clue If ' 4-0
DUWebeseenya 3-0
Sigma Chi BYCB 2-0
Chi fhl White t 2-1
Grad'Faculty Independent -Out-To-Lunch-Bunch
- 12-0
MASH 4-0
Samoa Blue 3-0
QRSSpikers 3-0
Co-Rsc Recreation
Out-To-Lunch-Bunch ' 3-0
Sinkers 2-0
Mustard Seeds . - 2-0
Women's Competitive
Marty's Smashers
Voileygiris
KD Outlaws
Women's Recreation
Chi O Night Owls
Gold-diggers
Morrison Crazy Eighth
Co-Pec Competitive
Primed for Power
M&M Plain -Suboptimals
Men's Recreation
DU Null & Void
Lewis Spiking Myulss
DU Potbellies
Battle House Brutes
3-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0,
2- 0
3- 0
3- 0
2- 0
4- 0
4-0
3- 1
2-0
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