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The Daily Tar HeelMonday, November 5, 19909 UNC SportsWeek Fupnt Monday Tuesday Wed. Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 115 116 117 118 119 1110 1111 vs. Virginia Football Kenan 12:10 p.m. ; '. Blue-White Mens Smith Center Basketball 4:30 p.m. Women s Fetzer Field Soccer 2:00 p.m. vs. NC State vs. Miami Volleyball Carmichael Carmichael 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. . , . NCAA NCAA Field. 2nd round 2nd round Hockey TBA TBA " at NCAAs Cross Greenville Country 10 a.m. State triumphs, earns right to face Heels From Associated Press reports RALEIGH Charmaine Hooper and Jill Rutten each scored to lead 1 Oth ranked North Carolina State to a 2-0 victory over No. 9 William & Mary Sunday in the opening round of the NCAA women's soccer tournament. The Wolfpack (14-6-1) will travel about 30 miles for its second-round match with North Carolina, the top seeded team in the tournament. The two rivals will square off at 2 p.m. Sunday on Fetzer Field. In last season's semifinals, North Carolina took a 2-0 victory over N.C. State. North Carolina defeated the Wolfpack to win the 1 988 national title, and in 1985 took a 4-2 victory in a second-round game. Hooper scored her ninth goal of the season at the 27:50 mark on an assist from Colette Cunningham. Rutten scored her goal about two minutes into the second half, shooting in a loose ball following a penalty kick. The victory helped N.C. State avenge a 2-1 loss to William & Mary earlier this season. Lindsay Brecher made seven saves in goal for her sixth shutout this season. Kathy Carter had nine saves for Will iam & Mary, whose season ends at 12-8-1. N.C State men win ACC DURHAM North Carolina State earned a spot in the NCAA men's soc cer tournament Sunday as second-half goals by Dario Brose and Henry Gutierrez gave the Wolfpack a 2-1 victory over eighth-ranked Virginia. N.C. State entered the tournament as the fourth seed, but finished with the title and six players on the all-tourney team. The 14th-ranked Wolfpack also became the fourth different winner in the four years the conference tournament has been held. Brose scored at the 75:26 mark and Gutierrez added his goal at 84:47. Vir ginia was limited to two shots on goal in the second half and six overall: Sophomore Ben Crawley gave Vir ginia a 1-0 lead at 26:28 of the first half with a goal from the center, 15 yards out. The Wolfpack (16-4) fired 20 shots at the Cavaliers (10-5-6) in the second half and finally broke through on Brose's kick, a 22-yarder on a pass from Curt Johnson. Gutierrez, the ACC player of the year and the tournament's most valuable player, scored on an assist from Tom Tanner for the clinching score. Brose, Gutierrez, Tanner, Edwin Aguilera, Roy Lassiter and Alex Sanchez made the all-tournament team. Virginia goalkeeper Jeff Causey, who recorded two shutouts, also earned an all-tournament spot. Volleyball from page 14 season games left before the ACC Tournament starts on Nov. 16. What will they have to do to work themselves out of the eight-game rut? "It basically has to do with people searching themselves and looking for the qualities it takes to win," Sagula said. "They have to really want (to get back on track) more than anything else right now. We will try to figure some thing out." Sagula points to Andrews, a 5-9 sophomore who had 1 1 kills and 22 digs, as the model of a player who has found what it takes to win. "Natal ie Andrews was a stud ton ight," he said. "If we had six Natalie Andrews out there, playing as hard as she did, we would win. She plays with her heart and her soul and her guts. This team needs more gut." Interested in a Career as a Paralegal? Legal Assistants Program A certificate program open to qualified women who have a baccalaureate degree Approved by the American Bar Association Intensive summer schedule May - August, or part-time evening schedule September - August Our placement service for graduates is without fee to employer or graduate. Applications IXaclIinc for the 1991 Summer Program: March 15, 1991. Tor details, contact: Legal Assistants Program, Continuing Education, Meredith College, 3800 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC 27607-5298 (919) 829-8353-Meredith College admits women students without regard to race, creed, national or ethnic origin, age or handicap. meredithcok Elect EGOEDON Democrat Orange County Commissioner - inm Endorsements Chapel Hill-Carrboro Association of Educators Chapel Hill-Carrboro Federation of Teachers NOW Sierra Club "I need your support to be elected November 6. You all have a stake in the election because the commissioner candidates clearly differ in their priorities for the environment and education. I ask for your vote tomorrow. 33 Improved Public Education Upgrade the quality of education. Reclaim state highway construction funds and funnel the money to education. Relieve overcrowding in the schools. Continue multi-year planning for future needs. Alice Gordon will work for Environmental Protection Promote county-wide recycling Protect our watersheds and other natural resources. No hazardous waste incineration. Protect communities through compre hensive land use planning. No unneces sary thoroughfares. Alice Gordon's Experience Research psychologist Ph.D. in psychology, Stanford University More than a decade of experience working on an internationally recognized day-care program sponsored by the University of North Carolina's Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center Chair, Orange County Planning Board, and a member for six years President, Chapel Hill-Carrboro PTA Council, representing all of the district PTAs. Q Chair, Orange County Budget Study, League of Women Voters Paid for by the Alice Gordon Campaign Staylor, freshman wrestlers romp; UNC wins 4 titles in season opener From staff and wire reports NORFOLK, Va. North Carolina wrestling coach Bill Lam's highly touted recruiting class lived up to its billing in its first mat appearance. Two freshmen were among four individual titlists for UNC as the 1990 season opened at the Eastern Nationals Satur day. Tar Heel freshman Jody Staylor was selected as the meet's Most Out standing Wrestler. Staylor, a true freshman from Virginia Beach, Va., won all five of his matches including an 1 1 -6 victory in the finals of the 126-pound class. The three-time Virginia state high school champion was one of three UNC freshman to earn berths in championship matches. First-year Tar Heels Ty Moore and BradSilimperi, who battled for the 1 18 pound state title last winter in Pennsyl vania with Moore winning his fourth straight high school championship, met again Saturday. Moore won again, de feating his teammate in the 1 1 8 finals, 5-4. Junior Pete Welch won the 167 -pound class, and senior Jay Landolfo took the title at 190 pounds. Soph David Grant wassecond at 1 34. Women's golf eighth in Fla. DESTIN, Fla. The North Carolina women's golf team shot 3 1 1 on the final day of competition Sunday in the Tiger Tide Invitational to finish in eighth place at Seascape Resort. The Tar Heels' team total of 949 was only eight strokes be hind third place Florida State. ; Cristi Coats of LSU was medalist with a three-day total of 224, while Georgia took the team crown with 9 1 6. Junior Debbie Doniger and freshman Meridith Tucker shot 233 to lead the Tar Heels. Sophomore Kim Byham shot a 244, followed by junior Tara Hipp at 245. UNC sophomore Jessica Wood finished at 248. Round Trips from Raleigh-Durham New YorkJFK London Berlin Rome Caracas Tokyo Starting at $250 590 618 678 458 759 Taxes not included. Restrictions apply. Fares subject to chanse. One ways available. WorkStudy abroad prosrams. Int'l Student ID EURAIL PASSES ISSUED OH THE SPOT! Student & Faculty Fares! 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POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION ENDORSES HARVEY GANTT ..."Harvey Gantt wants a prison sentence to mean something. We know, he will be a strong supporter of law enforcement." N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS BACKS HARVEY GANTT ..."We know Harvey Gantt will be a strong voice for education in the U.S. Senate. He knows that education is crucial to preparing North Carolina's children for the next century. " POLICE AND TEACHERS JOIN OTHER PROFESSIONAL AND CITIZENS GROUPS IN ENDORSING HARVEY GANTT: N.C. Police Benevolent Association N.C. Association of Educators N.C. Federation of Teachers N.C. Sierra Club League of Conservation Voters N.C. Federation of Business and Professional Women National Council of Senior Citizens National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare National Association of Social Workers Consumer Federation of America N.C. Nurses Association WHY ARE ALL THESE PEOPLE VOTING FOR HARVEY GANTT? BECAUSE THEY KNOW IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE. 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