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By JAMES SUROW1ECKI
Staff Writer
Okay, so it wasn't the prettiest game
you ever saw. So it looked as if the
UNC men's soccer team had decided
to borrow a page from the 1983 Chicago
White Sox and "win ugly". So what?
The Tar Heels' 4-0 victory over
Belmont Abbey Wednesday was still a
win, and more importantly it was a
shutout, the third in a row for the
suddenly revitalized UNC squad.
Buoyed by a tenacious defense and an
offense that is playing just well enough
to win, the Tar Heels never really let
the Crusaders into the game en route
to their 10th victory of the year against
seven defeats.
Not long after UNC goalkeeper
Darren Royer made one of his two saves
of the afternoon, Donald Cogsville stole
the ball and broke in on the right side.
Utilizing his tremendous speed, Cogs
ville burst past his defender and let a
22-yard howitzer go that beat the
Belmont goalie to the left side.
That goal proved to be the game
winner, thanks to an offsides call which
disallowed a Belmont goal with ten
minutes to go in the first half. In one
of the few defensive breakdowns suf
fered by UNC during the game, the
Crusaders broke in two-on-none on
Royer, and Russell Patmore tipped in
a pass that appeared to tie the game
at one. Patmore, however, was offsides
on the play, and UNC's shutout skein
was rescued from the gallows to which
Patmore 's goal had consigned it.
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The Tar Heels made the most of the
reprieve, as they began to press offen
sively and six minutes later upped their
lead to two thanks to captain Marcus
Martin. Martin's goal was no work of
art, but it worked, as he got the ball
at the edge of the box off of a deflection
by a Crusader defender, pivoted and
ripped a shot off the left post into the
net to give UNC a 2-0 halftime lead.
The Tar Heels came firing out of the
lockerroom to begin the second half,
and indeed about the only thing
Belmont Abbey did in the second period
was clear the ball out of its own end.
At 61:56, Dino Megaloudis blocked a
clearing pass and started a4-on-3 break.
He then sent a pass to Dave Smyth,
who battled for the ball and fired a shot
that froze the Crusader goaltender and
bulged the net cords to make the score
3-0.
Fifteen minutes later, Tommy Nichol
son sealed the victory with a 20-yard
blast off a pass from Smyth to end the
scoring.
It was an interesting game for the Tar
Heels, who hadn't scored as many as
four goals since their victory over
Atlantic Christian in September. The
real story of the game was the defense,
though, which has not allowed a goal
in 332 minutes. That streak has been
due more to excellent play by the
defensemen than to any scintillating
performances by Royer.
"We're very pleased with the way
we're playing in the back," coach Anson
Dorrance said.
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Syndicated Columnist
Dear Steven: My life is ruined! I
had just gotten out of the car to
return a couple of books at the
library when I saw her: The woman
from my past who was responsible
for almost three years of nightmares.
Well, at least I thought it was her.
My heart was pounding, I flew
back into the car, cranked it up and
left 100 feet of rubber as I got out
of Dodge.
I dated Cheryl when I lived in New
York, and our relationship ended up
on a very sour note. We made a clean
break of it and I even left town to
get away from her. The woman I
spotted at the library sure did look
like her, but why would she have
moved here? If it is, this time I can't
pack up and split. I'm married with
my second kid on the way. I'm so
nervous I don't know what to do.
When my wife asked why I looked
as white as a sheet when I returned
home, I told her I ran over a cat.
Boy, am I in trouble. What should
I do?
Nervous In Raleigh, N.C.
Dear Nervous: About a year ago
a similar thing happened to me while
I was doing a load of laundry. I
turned around and spotted a lady
who looked too much like an old
flame of mine from Miami. Well, I
didn't hang around the Laundromat
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got into the car trying to figure out
how I'd break the news about our
new neighbor to my wife. I saw her
again a few days later and was
relieved to discover that all my sweat
was for nothing. In fact, I even
introduced myself and told my new
friend, Lisa, what she had done to
me. Before locking yourself up in the
closet, why don't you do a little
checking around even though the
odds are a million to one that your
ex has invaded your territory. A call
to a friend or two in New ,York may
give you an answer. Ask telephone
information for her listing. Even
drop her name at the library. Even
if it is her there's no need for a major
freak-out. Most of us can grow a
lot in three years. Maybe you can
both handle a casual hello the next
time around. Let us know how it
turns out.
Dear Steven: This is going to
sound crazy, but my girlfriend has
this nutty idea about sex in public
places. She wants to make it among
the stacks of the graduate library at
school. I must admit, the thought
of it does create a tinge of excite
ment, but I'm sure this is the kind
of thing that can get us thrown out
of school if caught. Should we go
fork?
Adventurous in N.C.
Dear Twosome: I have the feeling
that whatever I say isn't going to
make any difference. But remember,
you now have a couple of hundred
thousand N.C. students wondering
where the show is going to be. We
expect a full report.
Copyright 1985 by Steven J.
Austin. Got a problem, question or
comment? Write to Steven the
Bartender in care of the DTH.
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