6The Daily Tar HeelFriday, September 7, 1990
Men's soccer kicks back after upset loss
.From staff and wire reports
The UNC men's soccer team will
attempt to rebound from Wednesday's
3-1 loss to the College of Charleston
when they visit Clemson on Sunday in
the ACC opener for both teams.
- The game is scheduled for 2 p.m. at
Riggs Field. Clemson holds a 14-8-4
overall record in the series. However,
the Tar Heels have taken four of the last
six matches, including last year's 2-1
win in Chapel Kill. UNC carries a 2-1
overall record into the game.
Against Clemson, UNC senior striker
Derek Missimo will attempt to score in
his fourth consecutive match. Missimo
has tallied seven goals in the Tar Heel's
first three games. Missimo managed
just one goal against ACC competition
last year.
Volleyball heads to Carolina
Classic
The UNC volleyball team begins
round-robin competition Friday in the
Carolina Classic being hosted by the
University of South Carolina. Arkansas
State (43-6 in 1989), Auburn (21-14),
and William & Mary (28-4) will round
out the field with the Tar Heels (21-9)
and Gamecocks (15-15).
On Friday, North Carolina plays
Auburn at 2 p.m. and South Carolina at
8 p.m. at the Sol Blatt P.E. Center on the
USC campus. Saturday sees UNC play
Arkansas State at 2 p.m. and William &
Mary at 6:00 p.m.
UNC injury list adding up
UNC tailback Randy Jordan will re
main sidelined for a minimum of two
more weeks according to team physi-
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Jordan has been out due to a bruised
axillary nerve that controls the deltoid
muscle. The shoulder injury was hap
pened on the first day of contact drills
during preseason practice.
Quarterback Chuckie Burnette is
expected to see action against South
Carolina on Saturday despite suffering
a sprained ankle walking stairs in the
clubhouse.
Linebacker Tommy Thigpen re
ceived a minor shoulder injury Tues
day, but was able to practice on
Wednesday with no complications.
Backup place-kicker Tripp Pignetti
will sit out for at least 10 days after
spraining his ankle on Tuesday.
Nuggets say no Moe
DENVER Doug Moe was fired on
Thursday as coach of the Denver Nug
gets, ending 10 often tempestuous but
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Hello, faithful, and welcome to
week two. A quick recap oTlast week's
action:
Mark (I rub something for good
luck, but I won't tell any of you what
it is) Anderson had a good week: First,
his roommate finally moved his feet
to where his head used to be, conse
quently allowing Mark to do the hori-zontal-mombo
without being included
in this week's pay-per-view selections.
Aside from all of that excitement,
though as if he could take anymore
Mark scrubbed out his opponents
with a spotless 1 0-0 record, setting the
pace for everyone.
Everyone, that is, except for Scott
(I'm having so much troub, I need a
rub) Gold, who set his own booby
prize pace (the one he's been on for a
number of years now) with a stum
bling 7-3 record. Of course, the judges
may have to slap Scott with some
penalty points for picking Western
Carolina over N.C. State in a game the
Wolfpack won 67-0. Ouch. That ranks
right up there with some of Scott's
other prognostications in the past year:
he picked Pittsburgh to finish fifth in
the N.L. East, San Diego to win the
pennant, Denverto win the Super Bowl
and his nose. So pbbbbbbt.
Jamie (I know the secret, but I use
it for more important things)
Jamie Scott Mark Neil
Rosenberg Gold Anderson Amato
Record (8-2) (7-3) (10-0) (8-2)
Winning Percentage (.800) (.700) (1.000) (.800)
Games of the Week
UNC at South Carolina USC USC USC USC
Clemson at Virginia Clem. UVa. Clem. UVa.
N.C State at Ga. Tech Tech Tech NCSU Tech
Maryland at West Virginia WVU WVU WVU WVU
App. St at Wake Forest Wake Wake Wake Wake
Miami (Fla.) at BYU Miami Miami Miami Miami
Oklahoma at UCLA Okla. UCLA UCLA UCLA
Texas at Penn State PSU PSU PSU PSU
Illinois at Arizona III. III. III. III.
Georgia at LSU UGa. UGa. UGa. UGa.
Rosenberg kept up a winning tradition
of bloated sports editors by falling into
a second-place tie with Kenny (I don't
rub anything, and I don't want my name
in there anymore) Abner and the staff
writers. Both cruised in with a promis
ing 8-2 mark.
This week's staff picker is the hailed
Neil (you say tomato, I say) Amato,
who deserves not a nickname but a
biography. A pioneer in this age of the
liberated male, Neil is trying to become
the first man ever to play for the UNC
field hockey team. If only he could Find
a skirt that Fits...
This week's featured game may
belong to the Tar Heels and the
Gamecocks (a favorite mascot in the
DTH office), but here's a thought
that's been mulling around our heads
while we've been recovering from the
Football Tab and actually sleeping
more than three hours a night:
What hypothetically, now
would sports announcers have to say
if the 'Cocks of South Carolina clashed
with the Trojans of Southern Cal?
Have a good weekend, but don't let
your fingers do the walking too much.
Marriott
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litigation. He conFirmed that the con
tract bidding was handled through the
University and not the state. But it is
unclear to what extent the state is re
sponsible for contracts established by
the University, he said.
"It's a situation where the right to do
that (award contracts) may be delegated
from Mr. Stuckey's office," he said.
"It's not clear."
Classic Food Services has established
$ 1 ,500 in bond that it will pay to Stuckey ,
the division of purchase and contract,
and the University if the judge rules in
favor of UNC. The money will com
pensate the University's losses from the
restraining order.
Frank Fearrington, UNC director of
purchases and stores, said under the
usual procedure for soliciting bids, the
purchasing department sends notices to
prospective bidders.
"(The bids) are opened at a public
forum," he said. "Generally the prices
are announced. Sometimes it's not ap
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that we take time to select a proposal."
Fearrington said the vendor decided
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