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Third-ranked Tennessee brought their
swim team to Chapel Hill Saturday and
came away with an easy 71-42 win oyer the
UNC men's swimming and diving crew.
. The Volunteers took 10 of 13 first places
while rolling to their 66th straight dual meet
victory. Carolina could manage wins in only
the 500 freestyle and in both diving events.
Tennessee jumped to a 7-0 lead with their
victory in the 400 medley relay. UPs teams
Rob Schwatzer, Ken Bosnian, Paul Wild
and Keith Gilliam were clocked in 3:31.5,
eight seconds better than the Tar Heels team
of Mark List, Jody Inglefield, Alan Toll and
Mike Reock. ;.: :
Rich DeSelm suffered his first defeat in
the 1000 freestyle this season at the hands of
the Volunteers Mark Davey. Tennessee then
went 1-2 in the 200 and 50 freestyle events to
, take a 28-6 lead. Tom Berry finished second
in the 200 individual medley and Jim Seitz
won the one-meter diving to pull Carolina
within 38-14.
U NC could only manage six points in the
by Grant Vos burgh : -
Sports Writer
With today's trivia syndrome expanding
into the world of sport, one popular question
is constantly being asked: "What famous
Carolina athlete hailed from the town of Fair
Bluff, N.cr
Well, for all of you who have spent
sleepless nights pondering this pressing
issue, worry no more. Enlightenment is
arrived. ,
The answer is Jim Scott.
Ah, Jim Scott, you say. Of course! Who is
Jim Scott and where the hell is Fair Bluff?
For the latter question, the answer is
simple. It is 30 miles southeast of
Lumberton. The former is more complex.
Jim Scott is the senior captain for the
nationally-ranked UNC fencing team. And
his career is an interesting one.
As has been the case with many Carolina
fencers, Scott was introduced to the sport in
freshman P.E. his second semester. Due to
such late exposure, he was unable to begin
intercollegiate untiUateki the spring of his ,
frosh year. Atthe time fee waseighth or ninth
on the foil squad.
H o wever, as spring passed , so did many of
the first seven foilsmen, and by the fall, Scott
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next three events as the Vols pulled out to a
59-20 lead, thus insuring them the meet'
victory after only nine events
DeSelm and Steve McDonald stopped the.
Volunteer express for a minute when they
went 1-2 in the 500 freestyle. Tennessee's
Rick Seywert and Mark White took first and
second in the 200 breastroke, however, and
the Vols led 68-29.
Seitz became the Tar Heels only double
winner as he and Tom Craige went 1-3 in the
three-meter diving. In the 400 freestyle relay
the UNC team of Ned Jones, Karl Thiele,
Reock and Shrader took first place to put the
final score at 71-42.
The loss by the Tar Heels, who are ranked
second in the ACC, was not unexpected.
Sunday, Tennessee defeated the ACCs top
team, N.C. State, in an easy 63-50 victory.
Carolina returns to ACC action Wednesday
when they travel to Winston Salem for a
meet with the improving Demon-Deacons.
Kevin B arris
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found himself third. He now fences second to
All-America candidate Jim Krause, to
spearhead the Tar Heel attack.
He found fencing required much more
mental concentration and finesse than any
other sport he had ever participated in, quite
astonishing considering his prep
quarterbacking days.
"One fencer can be more highly skilled
than another but can lose to the lack of a
good mental approach," Scott elaborates.
However, it wasn't completely the sport,
itself that drew the P.E. major to join the
varsity program at Carolina. He also cites
the attitudes of both the fencers and the
coaching staff as being instrumental in the
decision.
"The fencing team was and still is, a really
tight unit. We do a lot of things together.
And as for Coach (Ron) Miller, well he's the
man that makes the whole thing run so well.
There's not enough you can say about him.
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by Jsna E. Albright
Sports Writer
What was supposed to have been a simple
round-robin basketball tournament between
four women's teams, just a weekend of some
friendly competition without any
Championship play-offs, turned into a fierce
battle of skill and guts to prove which teain
was the best one there.
After the shouting was over and the dust
had settled, Carolina stood above the rest as
the undisputed "champion" of the
tournament. They slipped by the defending
state champions from Elon College Friday
night, 70-68. Western Carolina never posed
any threat for the Tar Heels, getting
annihilated by UNC 85-62 in the Saturday
afternoon match. In the final game Saturday
night, Carolina managed to streak by the
Pirates from East Carolina 69-50.
Before finally being stopped by the women
Tar Heels, the spirited Pirates knocked off
Western Carolina 74-67 Friday night, arf
then the Fighting Christians from Elon
College Saturday afternoon, 69-63.
In the opening game between Western
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Although hes only been here eight years, it
won't be long before he is considered one of
the premier coaches in America.
Scott's admiration for the young Carolina
fencing mentor is reciprocal. Miller
considers his captain to be one of the
standouts in the college ranks.
"Athletically, he's as good as any in the
country and far better than most," Miller
states. "And he's an excellent leader. I
appreciate his way of leading the team
passively as opposed to aggressively."
Following spring graduation, the easy
going Scott hopes to enroll in graduate
school here and continue as an assistant
coach. Not only would this prospect benefit
the fencing program, it would lead Scott in :
the initial direction he hopes - to go
coaching on the collegiate level.
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Carolina and East Carolina Friday night, the
Western Catamounts got behind the Pirates
by as much as 28 points, only to pull it within
five in the last few minutes of the game.
Brenda Johnson scored 22 points for the
game high, while ECU'S Sheilah Cotten and
Debbie Freeman both scored 19 points.
Following the ECU-Western Carolina
match, some 2,000 spectators and the Tar
Heel band and cheerleaders watched the
closest, most emotional game of the entire
weekend when the Tar Heels took on the
defending state champions and arch rivals
from Elon College.
After the national anthem and the tip-off,
the Fighting Christians and the Tar Heels
exchanged basket for basket, neither team
getting a substantial lead. With 1 1 seconds
left in the first half, Eton's top play-maker
Susan Yow sustained a badly sprained ankle,
putting her on the bench for the rest of the
tournament. Just before the buzzer ending
the second half, Eton's Wanda Wilson sank a
basket to tie the score, 36-36.
The second half continued with the see
saw going in one direction and' then the
other. With a little less than 1 0 minutes left in
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. But for now, the first thing on Jim Scott's
mind is the current season.
All this, and he didn't even touch a foil
until spring of his freshman year as an
unknowing walk-on athlete. In this time of
illegal recruiting and money-oriented sports
figures, it is good to see that the old ideals of
"small town boy makes good" and
"participation for the sheer love of the sport"
still exist.
Thank you, Jim Scott. And thank you,
Fair Bluff.
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the game, Carolina senior Marsha Mann is
fouled while shooting first by Elon's Teddy
Ireland and then by Cynthia Brannon. She
connects on all her free throws to even the
score 55-55. Within a "minute, Carolina's
Joan Leggett and Mann score, putting the
Heels ahead by four.
Elon never again regains the lead, but
stays nipping at the Heels by staving within
three points. With only 2:20 left in the game,
Elon's unstoppable Wilson does manage to
tie the score once again at 67-67. I
A dry spell follows. For the remainder of
the game neither Elon nor Carolina connect
from the floor, and fouls become a factor.
UNCs B J. Woodard sinks one of her free
throws to put the score at 68-67 and lessening
the likelihood of a tie. Then Eton's Beth
Beaty fouls Dawn Allred, who makes both
her free throws count. Legget scores one
more free throw for Carolina, setting up the
final score of 70-68. -
Wanda Wilson of Elon led in scoring with
32 points. Marsha Mann put in 23 points.
Though the pep band and cheerleaders l?d
a crowd consisting mainly of Carolina
supporters, Elon was backed by some vefy
vocal fans, including Eton's men's basketball
team. I
Both coaches commented on the noisy
atmosphere after the game. lt was an
excellent atmosphere for a game," said
Carolina's coach Angela Lumpkin. M;It
meant a lot to the players, and made them
play more like champions." j
Eton's coach Kay Yow agreed. "Our
players are athletes from the word go," she
said, "and it's great to play in front ofa
crowd and in Carmichael." The Elon women
are used to crowds of about 1200 at their
home games.
Of the game, Yow said they took their
shots too fast when the score was tied 67-67.
"We weren't well prepared for a close game,"
she commented. I
Of the tournament, Yow commented, "We
consider this (the tournament) just two
games on our schedule." She added that she
would prefer a true championship
tournament, not round-robin.
Lumpkin stated that she was impressed
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championship team. We worked for the
good shots and got them.
What about probation and being unable
to compete in the state tournament? "We're
going to prove that we're the best in the
state," said the undaunted Lumpkin,
"whether we're in any post-season
tournaments or not"
Elon still couldn't quite put it all together
the next morning against ECU. Again
Sheilah Cotten came through for the Pirates,
scoring 28 points. Sherri Pickard led the
Fighting Christians in scoring with 17
points. After losing to ECU 69-63, Eton goes
home with two losses and no wins, for the
tournament and for the season.
By far the longest and least contested
game of the tournament was Carolina
against Western Carolina. After the first five
minutes of play, Carolina took the decisive
lead which ended with the lopsided score of
85-62. Judy Stroud gave Western 16 points,
while few Carolina players scored in double
digits. Coach Lumpkin substituted liberally,
with the starting five seeing little playing
action. Out of a squad of 1 5, 1 3 women got a
chance to play and score.
By the time Carolina met ECU Saturday
night, both teams had beaten Western
Carolina and Eton College and were set for a
close match. But ECU got to a sluggish start,
not scoring until after three minutes of play.
And Carolina's Dawn Allred got hot,
frequently stealing the ball for a fast lay-up
or initiating a play. The Mann-Allred
combination was good for several baskets, as
one would assist the other. At halftime the
score was 38-28 in favor of UNC, and it
seldom got closer than that for the rest of the
game.
The junior transfer from Texas, Courtney
Peck, along with Leggett and Mann, out
rebounded the Pirates to give them no
second chance to shoot.
Allred led the Heels in scoring with 15
points. Mann had Hand Woodard had 12.
Lu Ann Swaim gave the Pirates 19 points.
The Carolina women's basketball team
now has an unblemished record of four wins
and no losses.
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