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College Bowl team sweeps tournament
By LORRY WILLIAMS
Staff Writer
With only one group practice session under its belt, the
1985 UNC College Bowl All-Star team went undefeated in
its first tournament this past weekend at Armstrong State
College in Savannah, Ga.
Members of the team earned a silver trophy after surviving
the Armstrong State Invitational with a 17-0 record.
"I knew we would do well, but I didn't think we would
win all of our matches," said team captain Jeff Carnes, a
graduate student in classics from Detroit, Mich.
Traveling coach and team manager Beth Weller, a senior
from Winston-Salem, said she as well was somewhat
surprised at the team's performance. "Everyone seemed to
play better than expected," she said. "The guys meshed
together well. We had all areas (of information) covered
f Campus Calendar
Thursday
Noon
2:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
Japanese Conversational
meeting of Nihongo O
Hanacu Kai in Union 226.
Experiential Learning:
What's it all about? in the Y
Lounge. .
ABS general meeting in New
Carroll T-6.
Elections Board mandatory
candidates meeting in the
Union.
j 4:30 p.m. Campus Y Murdoch Center
recuntment meeting in union
204.
Women's Lacrosse Club
organizational meeting in the
Upstairs Union Lounge. "g
IVCF Off Campus chapter
meeting at the Chapel Hill
Bible Church. r
IVCF South Campus meeting
in Union 224.
Y Outreach meeting in the Y
Lounge.
Union Film Committee pres
ents Fellini's stupendous
"8'2."
7:30 p.m. STAND Washington Lobby
meeting in the Y Lounge.
Intro to Dentistry Seminar in
Brauer 398.
Elections Board Candidates
Forum at the Royal Park
Clubhouse.
Alpha Kappa Psi Rush Party
in Morehead Cellar, Cobb
Dorm.
8:30 p.m. Fellowship of Christian Ath-
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Ietes Contemp Christian
music in 106 Carroll.
Friday
7 p.m. Granville IVCF with Con
gressman Bill Cobey at
Chapel of the Cross.
Union Free Flick: Terms of
Endearment.
IVCF North chapter meeting
in Union 205.
8 p.m. WXYC 60s Dance in Great
Hall.
Saturday
9:30 a.m. Anglican Student Fellowship
Saturday Breakfast at Chapel
of the Cross.
10:30 a.m. Chimera presents Chime
raCon II in the Union.
11 p.m. Gaming Society Dungeons
and Dragons Tourney in the
Union.
7 p.m. & Free Flick B-Movie Night;
12 JO p.m.Invasion of the Bee Girls,
Detour, Little Shop of Hor
rors, They Saved Hitler's
Brain in the Union
Auditorium.
Sunday
11 a.m. Gaming Society Dungeons
and Dragons Tourney in the"
Union.
11:30 a.m.Chimera presents Chime
raCon II in the Union.
7 p.m. Candidates Forum in Great
Hall.
7 & 9 p.m.Free Flick: That Obscure
Object of Desire in the Union.
SUPER FROGSTRANGLER XXV!
Over 30 absurd reductions on great
looking clothes. This is the rock
bottom living end!
Group Jordache and College Hall worsted wool suits
Vested, Reg. $295 at Mere $129.90
Entire stock camej hair blend sport coats sl r
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Witty Bros, wool blend sport coats,
Reg. $155, Now $49.90
Entire stock dress and casual trousers, except duck
heads, $3.00 off present sale price
Sasson chintz & poplin jackets.Reg. $65 $19.90
All weather coats, single breasted, with zip-out linings,
Reg. $1 75 Keep Warm at $79.90
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well."
The performance surprised so many because the team was
put together only a few weeks before the tournament.
Thursday was the first time the members had practiced
together.
Keith Brown, a graduate student in political science from
Roanoke, Ala.; Adam Falk, a sophomore from Chapel Hill;
Peter Weiss, a senior from Rosslyn Heights, N.Y.; and
freshman Jon Baker from Baltimore, Md., make up the rest
of the traveling team. This is Carnes' and Falk's second year
on the All-Star team. The other members have participated
on other College Bowl teams but never as All-Stars.
In addition to UNC's tournament victory, Carnes was
named to the tourney's All-Star team, composed of the four
people answering the most toss-up questions.
Councilman
Broadfoot
dead at 64
Chapel Hill Town Councilman Win
ston Broadfoot, 64, died at his home
early Tuesday evening.
After completing an autopsy yester
day, Dr. Robert Thompson, associate
state chief medical examiner, said
Broadfoot died from natural causes.
It has been determined that he died
several hours before he was found
Wednesday at 12:30 a.m. by his wife
Cornelia at their home at 2001 S.
Lakeshore Dr. She had last seen him
around 5 p.m.
Graveside services will be held today
in his hometown of Wilmington. He will
be cremated and his ashes buried at
Oakdale Cemetery in Wilmington.
Councilman Bill Thorpe spoke of
Broadfoot as a "colorful figure" who
loved Chapel Hill.
"I enjoyed serving with him because
I knew exactly where he was coming
from," Thorpe said. "He was a very hard
worker who was also highly
opinionated."
Under Chapel Hill's charter, the
council will appoint a successor to serve
the rest of Broadfoot's term. He would
have been up for re-election this fall.
For the recoro
The article "Kuralt to speak at
commencement" in yesterday's DTH
should have reported that Charles
Kuralt will speak at graduation exer
cises May 12. The DTH regrets the
error.
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