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T 6The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, January 19, 1989 Sports Duke possession. The Tar Heels' shifting defensive schemes disrupted the Blue Devils' offensive rhythm, forcing them into uncharacteristic off-balance shots in their half-court offense. Smith said he was pleased with the Tar Heels' effectiveness at both ends of the floor and added that it seemed to coincide with a change in their style of play. "Any time we come out of Cameron with a victory, we have to be ecstatic," Smith said. MI think we reverted back to old Carolina without meaning to. We got away from the Take the first open shot' philosophy and started using our half-court offense effectively. The entire effort was very much a display of teamwork and unity." Just the way it's been done for years and years. With a five-point lead entering the second half, the Tar Heels quickly saw a 39-34 advantage turn into a 43-39 deficit. Sloppy play at the offensive end led to easy Duke baskets on the fastbreak. 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Apply at any store: 1200 Raleigh Rd., Chapel Hill University Mallt 15-501 ByPass, Chapel Hill 310 Greensboro St., Carrboro After the break, the Tar Heels once again took the ball inside in their effective half-court set, with Reid and Williams proving too much for the Blue Devils front line in the paint. With the outcome of the game still hanging in the balance at 62-59, the Tar Heels put the game away with a 14-2 run highlighted by three Williams' hoops after offensive rebounds. That left the Tar Heels with a 76 61 lead with less than five minutes to play. From there, it was just the King Rice show, Part II. Though no one player was the main man on this day, Rice gave the Tar Heels a tremendous effort, using Blue Devil point guard Quin Snyder as a personal punching bag all night long. The 6-1 point guard also found time to dish out seven assists and score 14 points, including his crucial 10-of-11 free throw shooting down the stretch. The first half showed the Tar Heels changing defenses on Duke Ail American forward Danny Ferry on each Duke possession. With Ferry taken out of the Duke offense, the Tar Heels opened up an 11 -point lead when Pete Chilcutt hit a 10-foot baseline jumper with 13 minutes left in the first half. Wahoos blow out women's basketba From staff reports CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. The 13th-ranked Virginia women's basketball team used an onslaught of second-half three-point field goals to blow out North Carolina 92-64 Wednesday night in University Hall. Freshmen led UVa to the win. Frosh guard Dawn Staley poured in 18 points and freshman reserve guard Amy Fuller hit 3-of-4 three-pointers to boost the Cavalier's record to 13 3 on the season, and 4-1 in the ACC. Liza Donnell and Sheri Anderson came off the bench to combine for 22 points for the Tar Heels. Donnell hit for 12 while Anderson contributed 10 points. UNC now drops to 9-7 and 1-2 on the year. The Tar Heels stayed with the Wahoos in the first half, which ended with Virginia holding a 39-31 lead. But the Tar Heels never got any closer. Virginia hit four straight three pointers on a 18-7 second half run to blow the game open. - - ' Fuller hit the last of her three treys with 14:36 left in the game to cap the run and push the score to 57-38. For the night, Virginia was 7-14 from beyond 19'9", setting a new record for three-pointers made against a Tar Heel team. The old record was held by Russia's women's TRAINING CORPS noTc from page 1 The Blue Devils then went on a 9-2 run, in which Tar Heel forward Steve Bucknall fouled Ferry td pick up his third foul. When Ferry hit a 12-foot baseline jumper with 9:30 left in the half, the Tar Heel lead dwindled to 21-17. But things seemed to be going right for trie Tar Heels at just the right moments. A Chilcutt airball from 16 feet away landed softly in the waiting hands of Reid for an easy layup to bring the UNC lead back up to eight at 27-19. With the Tar Heels lead still at eight and less than 6 minutes to play in the first half, the visitors went to a four-corner stall with Rice leading the charge. Men's Basketball Wednesday UNC 91, Duke 71 UNC Fox 1-5 1-2 a Madden 5-10 0-2 10. Reid 6-8 1-3 1 a Rice 2-3 10-11 14. Bucknall 2-5 4-4 8. Williams 10-14 2-3 22, Chilcutt 3-7 3-4 9, Denny 1 3 2-2 4. Davis 2-6 4-4 8, Henstey 0-0 0-0 a May 0- 0 0-0 a Greene 0-0 0. Totals 32-61 27-35 91. Duke Ferry 4-12 6-8 14. Brickey 9-12 2-4 20, Laettner 2-8 0-0 4, Henderson 7-11 0-0 16, Snyder 2-5 0-0 4, Abdelnaby 1 -4 2-2 4, Smith 1 -6 0-0 2, Koubek 1- 5 2-2 5, Davis 0-0 0-1 a Palmer 1-1 0-0 2, Buckley 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 28-64 1 2-1 7 71 . Halftime Score: UNC 39-34. Three-point goals UNC 0-2 (Madden 0-2), Duke 3-14 (Ferry 0-a Brickey 0- 1, Henderson 2-4, Snyder 0-2, Smith 0-1. Koubek 1- 3). Turnovers UNC 18, Duke 1a Rebounds UNC 47 (Williams 11), Duke 27 (Ferry 6). Assists UNC 14 (Rice 7). Duke 16 ferry 6) Fouls UNC 17, Duke 26. A 9,314 team, which nailed 6-of-19 three pointers when they defeated North Carolina last year. The Tar Heel women will next see action on Saturday, when they host Maryland in Carmichael Audito rium. On Tap Today Nothing. Unless you count going out and celebrating the stomping of Duke a sport and we do. (Cough) No. 1 you say? Fit, Jan 20 MEN'S TRACK, Joe Hilton Invitational, The Tin Can, 5 p.ra WOMEN'S TRACK, Joe Hilton Invitational, The Tin Can, 5 p.ra ... Sat., Jan, 21 MEN'S BASKETBALL vs. N.C. State, "Smith Center, 4 p.m. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL vs. Maryland, Carmichael Auditorium, 730 p.m. MEN'S FENCING vs. Duke, N.C. State, Navy, Air Force, William and Mary; at Duke; 8 am. GYMNASTICS vs. William and Mary Carmichael Auditorium, 2 p.m. Sun., Jan. 22 WOMEN'S FENCING vs. Duke, N.C. State, Navy, Air Force, William and Mary; at Duke; 8 am. Mon., Jan 23 Celebrate the four-day anniversary of the great day that the Tar Heels cleaned the boys from Durham's clocks. PERSONALIZED WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE Our private practice offers confidential care including: Birth Control Free Pregnancy Tests Relief of menstrual cramps Abortion (up to 20 weeks) Gynecology Breast Evaluation PMS Evaluation & Treatment II Norina Instrument Company 405 East Main Street Carrboro, NC 27510 942-3777 Electronic Repair VCRs Receivers Tapelj)ecks CDs Factory Authorized Service Center for Sony Toshiba Hitachi We Repair Medical & Laboratory Equipment Repair 7 Reserves swimmers oveir Pirates By NEIL AMATO Staff Writer The East Carolina Pirates swim team invaded Koury Natatorium Wednesday night hoping to steal an upset win over the Tar Heels. But North Carolina, led by a squad of reserves, swamped the Pirates to sweep the dual meet. The UNC women upended the Pirates 134-96 while many of the Tar Heels' top swimmers took the night off. The men's competition was more of the same, with UNC crushing ECU 149-89 as several Tar Heels regulars took turns announcing the meet. The meet was, as expected, an easy one for the Tar Heels. UNC head coach Frank Comfort used the opportunity to give many of his reserves some experience in the water, and at the same time give most of his standouts a rest. Thus, swimmers that don't nor mally compete for UNC led the team to victory, while coach Frank Com fort was able to keep his team healthy for the important ACC season ahead. Comfort cited minor injuries as the main reason why some of the usual swimmers didn't compete. He also said he wanted his swimmers well rested for next weekend's meet versus ACC power Virginia in Charlottes , ville. "After Clemson, I like to have two weeks off for Virginia. We let our bodies fall apart (against Clemson) and then we put them back together (tonight)," Comfort said. This was a meet which gave the many UNC swimmers who did com pete a chance to improve on times Horsemen, hotels, holidays: notes from a Ions vacation Now I'm going to pull the "typical columnist" routine and tell you all about my Christmas break. I won't talk too much sports because, quite frankly, I just don't feel like it. I'm still disillusioned over the Iowa loss, and I don't feel I can be objective after those two-faced, Jlea ragged pinheads cheated and stole a home win from us! But I'm not bitter. First, I Ye got to relate to you a revelation that reared it's ugly head over the holidays: The National Wrestling Alliance has gone to hell in a Yugo. I know, I know, it's a horrible fact but it's true and I apologize for ruining your day. Really, I do. I myself spent a long time agonizing over it. The NWA just aint what it used to be. When I went home, one of the first things I did was try and catch up on "World Championship Wrestling" on the Superstation and see what's happened over the last couple of TRIANGLE WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER 1 01 Conner Dr., Suite 402, Chapel Hill, NC 942-0011 or 942-0824 Across from University Mall All Brands9. V"s V V r II Car Stereo -lead Far in their so-called "off events" meaning the events that they weren't used to swimming. Senior co-captain Chris Hime bauch, normally a sprint freestyler, competed in the 100-yard backstroke and also swam the backstroke in the medley relay. The competition also enabled some team members who don't get to swim in the big meets an opportunity to show what they can do. "We did fine," UNC head coach Frank Comfort said of the swimmers who didn't swim their strong strokes. "I expect people to be able to race well no matter what stroke they're swimming. This is a meet where you build a lot of team discipline." The Tar Heels' men's and women's squads, ranked 17th and 13th in the nation respectively before last wee kend's meet at Clemson, went without the services of many standouts, including Tony Monasterio, Matt Countie, Wendy Powers, Melanie Buddemeyer, Hannah Turlish Susan Leupold and Heather Nottingham. Against Clemson, the injury-prone women's team fell to the Tigers while the men's team nipped their 15th ranked ACC opponents 122-121. The UNC swimmers bounced back from that disappointing performance Wednesday night with a strong team effort to drown ECU. The team effort was boosted by several key swims. Kim Beattie, a senior sprinter from Winter Park, Fla., won the 50-yard freestyle as expected but also took first in the 500-yard free with a time of 5:12.47. Sophomore Karin Andren, a Fair John Bland Staff Writer months. What I found out I didn't .like....... The Four Horsemen are no more. Tully Blanchard and Am Anderson pulled a Benedict Arnold and jumped to the World Wrestling Federation. Why they did this I have no idea, but it might have had something to do with network television exposure, possible world-wide fame, and more money than they could shake a stick at. I can't say for sure. The NWA still has Dusty Rhodes, Ric Flair, and my personal favorites, the Road Warriors, but without the Horsemen it won't be the same. But enough about that. If you want to take a few minutes to let the news sink in, fine, IH wait. Feel better? Good. Now, before the break I made some predictions about a couple of bowl games, specifically, the Fiesta Bowl matchup between West Virginia and Notre Dame. I had predicted WVU by a field goal. You know I was only kidding about that. You didn't actually think I was serious, did you? No way. I had Notre Dame pegged to win by at least 14. 1 hope you didn't lay down a bet just because I said West Virginia 'MM ? " : rrffrllil I CALL TOLL SATTIUIHIIIDAY (filYMMASTTICS Hee field, Conn, native who normally competes in the backstroke, placed second behind Beattie in the 500. She also captured third place in the 100 yard fly behind UNC freshmen Melissa Douse (57.76) and Dawn Davies (58.15). John Davis and several others aided the Tar Heel men's team to the easy win. Davis, a Weston, Conn, sophomore, copped the top spot in both the 100-yard butterfly (51.32) and the 200-yard free ( 1 :42. 18). Freshman Ryan - Schwanke won the 100-yard back and also helped the 200-yard medley relay to victory. Marc Croggon swam extremely well, capturing first in the two sprint freestyle events. Croggon, a senior from Atlanta, went 21.70 in the 50 and 47.79 in the 100 to help North Carolina's cause. . With this easy win under his belt. Comfort turned his attention to the tough ACC schedule ahead. The team has had a tough time winning on the road this year, but Comfort thinks the Clemson meet may have changed all that. He feels that the performance at Clemson, especially the men's showing, snowed the Tar Heel swimmers they could win away from the friendly confines of Koury Nat atorium. Winning on the road seems to be the key to success for the Tar Heel swimmers this year. Judging by their performance last night over ECU, the North Carolina men and women swimmers seem primed to retain their hold on the ACC, and make a run at national honors. Z by three. Get real. (Personal note to Bubba: I had to buy books today, so I won't be able to get that last couple hundred dinero to you until next week sometime, so please don't send Vic to collect. Also, put me down for the Bengals by seven, Beetlebaum at four-to-one at Hialeah, and Dukakis to not run in my -V,J; - Anyway'New Year's Eve a couple of friends and I booked a room in the downtown Quality Inn, where I had hoped to enjoy the holiday peacefully and without hassles. Wrong. Some jerkola high-school Bon Jovi freaks turned on the fire hoses and made the stairwells like something at Wet N' Wild. Then they pulled the fire alarms and tried to rip out the "Exit" signs from the ceilings but wound up yanking down half the plasterboard. The Quality Inn looked like a Beirut tenement when we left 4 in the morning. l I say that because I had nothing to do with it. I did not pull that fire alarm on the fifth floor, I did not point a fire hose at a Charlotte policeman even though he deserve it, and I did not try to see if Coors Light really was the 'Silver Bullet' by launching a couple of cans off the 10th floor. ; It's good to be back. By the way!, when does the semester start? ! 9206 - v vvs. FREE l-COO-054-1234 DESTINATION DAYTONAI Contention and Visitor's Bureau of the Wwld's Most Famous Beach, your official hotline to the Oaytona Beach Resort Area. ' s (CcanommneHii&iBfl Aimdlo V 7, 0 iLPfiUUUfli& Installation, , with valid student ID by appointment anlv EOEMF
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