The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, October 21, 19867
DTK! Picks of She Week
We know its quite early in the
week, but since this is the last paper
before break, and we know your
week isn't complete unless you
browse over the DTH Picks of the
Week, and we have a bunch of space
on this page in which this item just
happens to fit very snuggly. and since
this sentence is in danger of going
on for three more lines, we give you
an early edition of a DTH tradition.
The intrepid DTH sports staff
rebounded from last week's
definition-of-mediocrity perfor
mance to put all four pickers over
the .500 mark.
Bob ( Damn 1 Love It When 1 Win)
Young led all prognosticators with
an 8-2 display. Mike (Blessed Is Dan
Marino And The Womb Which
Gave Birth To Him) Berardino
followed with a 7-3 mark which was
matched by Jim (October Is The
Crudest Month, Breeding Allusions
Out Of A Dead Liberal Mind)
Surowiecki. Trailing the pack was
Scott (Isn't Davey Jones Cuter Than
Ever?) Fowler with a 6-4 "weak."
YouH notice Scott Fowler was the
only one to take UNC this week.
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Clemson at N.C. State
Maryland at Duke
Virginia at Virginia Tech
Tennessee at Georgia Tech
Penn State at Alabama
SMU at Texas
Georgia at Kentucky
USC at Stanford
Harvard at Princeton
Scott
Fowler
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Bob
Young
(37-29-4).557
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State
Duke
Tech
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SMU
Ga.
USC
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(36-30-4).543
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SMU
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Stan.
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Mike
Berardino
(39-27-4).586
LSU
Clem.
Md.
Tech
GT
Ala.
SMU
Ga.
Stan.
Harv.
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UNC sports fans: Hit the road
Sports List
Best Batting Average In A
World Series
1. Babe Ruth, Yankees, 1928
.625(10-16)
2. Henry Gowdy, Braves, 1914
.545(6-11)
tie. Lou Gehrig, Yankees, 1928
.545(6-11)
4. Johnny Bench, Reds, 1976
.533(8-15)
5. Lou Gehrig, .Yankees, 1932
.529(9-17)
tie. Thurman Munson, Yankees,
1976 .529(9-17)
Source: TSN Complete Baseball
Record Book
By JAMES SUROWIECKI
Assistant Sports Editor
Your parents have told, you that
they're not interested in seeing you
this weekend, your friends have
expressed similar sentiments, and
even your current paramour has told
you that she (or he) plans to spend
fall break getting to know a lot of
people a whole lot better. What to
do? What to do? What to do?
Shut up, you whining baby! Here's
what you do. Rent or steal a car,
if you don't have one. (The second
option is a hell of a lot cheaper, but
the first eliminates any chance of
getting thrown in jail.) Then hit the
road and follow Tar Heel teams up
and down the eastern seaboard,
getting your fill of sports action on
the way.
If you're reading this, you prob
ably already know that the football
team will be playing in Death Valley
this Saturday. The opponent is LSU,
and UNC will probably rely on Air
Mayeled passes to pull off the upset.
So let's leave football aside. Your
odyssey begins tonight in Carmi
chael Auditorium as the volleyball
team takes on the powerhouse of St.
Augustine's. An easy win should
whet your appetite for more action.
If you have your car, you hit the
road. Thursday, instead of sitting at
home, eating dear old Mom's home
cooking, youH be sitting in the
stands at James Madison, watching
UNC field hockey take on the
Dukes. The field hockey squad is 12
1 and is also the top-ranked team
in the nation. The players probably
don't need your support, but they
-might appreciate it.
When the game's done, turn
around and head south to the
thriving Floridian metropolis of
Deland, Fla. The stalwart men's
soccer team will be playing in the
Florida Invitational Cup Adelphi
Championship Friday and Saturday.
Now these guys need your support.
One Carolina-Blue clad fan might
make the difference.
While you're in Deland, make a
side trip to Orlando. You can see
Disney World, Sea World and an
even greater wonder: the UNC
women's soccer team. These athletes
haven't lost in eons. The squad is
16-0-1, and will play, or rather toy
with, Barry College and Central
Florida this weekend. That means
18-0-1 by Sunday.
After women's soccer, it's time to
return home. If you drive real fast
(hey, the car's not yours anyway) you
can make it to Chapel Hill in time
for another volleyball match, this
one against LSU. The team will have
played the night before in Carmi
chael as well, taking on Maryland.
If you don't drive real fast, you
can still see Sunday's action. The
field hockey team clashes sticks with
Maryland at 1:00 on AstroTurf
Field, while women's golf will host
the final day of play in the Tar Heel
Invitational. Ah, the green fairways
and green greens, there's nothing like
them!
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