Swimmers take to water
in Pennsylvania meets
The men's and women's swim teams
face their toughest tests of the young
season when they travel to Pennsylvania.
The men meet the Pittsburgh Panthers
this afternoon in what should be a close
contest. Carolina and Pitt have battled
down to the last event the 400 freestyle
medley the past two yearswith the
Panthers winning both. times.
The women challenge Pitt and Eastern
Michigan in a tri-meet at 7 Friday night at
Pittsburgh and then compete against
several national powers in the Pittsburgh
Relays Saturday.
At the relays, the Tar Heels swim
against Pitt, the No. 12 team in the
country last year, N.C. State, the
defending Atlantic Coast Conference
champions; Maryland, Penn State,
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The men also will compete in the Pitt
Relays Saturday. Carolina finished first
in the meet two years ago and second
behind the Panthers last season.
The men currently are 2-1. after
starting the season with a loss to No. 9
Alabama and following with wins over
Maryland and Wake Forest. The leading
men swimmers include junior Ken
Ireland, sophomores Jose DeJesus, Dave
Hansen and Terry Jones and freshmen
Todd Deckman, Tim Sutton and Roger
Vredeveld.
The women, No. 5 in the country last
year, take a 2-0 record into the weekend
action, with wins over Alabama and
Duke. All-Americans Nance Thompson
and Nancy Hudock will return to the
. Carolina's men's basketball
team, ranked sixth by the
Associated Press and fourth by
United Press International, is
picked third in the nation by
Sports Illustrated in the
magazine's yearly college
basketball preview.
Indiana is tabbed for No. 1 by
SI, as well as by AP and UPI.
Ohio State is second.
The magazine picks Duke for
sixth and Virginia for 14th in the
Top 20. No other Atlantic Coast
Conference teams . made the
selections.
Carolina's Mike O'Koren is
included in a feature story, also
in this week's issue.
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1 Men swimmers at Pittsburgh
lineup after missing time because of
injuries. Leading the team thus far have
been co-captains Bonny Brown and
Lauren Dupree, sophomore' Barb Harris
and freshmen Gayle Hegel, Cynthia
Chilicott and Liz Mesmer.
Gymnasts open
season Friday
UNC gymnastics coach Ken Ourso
exudes confidence as Carolina prepares
for its season opener Friday at East
Carolina.
I anticipate no problem in beating
ECU by quite a few points," Ourso said.
"1 expect to win at least first place in every
event. I'd like to win all top three spaces."
But Ourso is aware of problems facing
the team in the first meet of the year.
"We'll be a little rough because it's our
first competition," the coach said.
Senior co-captain Tia Walker and
freshman Elise Slobodin are expected to
be the leading scorers for the meet, Ourso
said, adding that sophomores Diana
Cates and Tiffany Terranova and junior
Kathy Miles also figure prominently.
Senior co-captain Mary Beth Elrod
said she was a little wary of the Pirates.
"You can't look at them too lightly," she
said. "They're getting better. In fact,
competition in the state has gotten
better."
ECU opens this season under new
coach John Rose, who must rely on Mary
Hubbard, their best all-around
performer, Ourso said.
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Outing club
gets back
to nature
The floor is a mass of running shoes
and rock-climbing slings. Barbells lie
under the bed. A kayaker's life jacket, a
couple of backpacks and a climber's
helmet hang from hooks on the walls
and closet door. And bottles of vitamins
and granola sit on a pair of homemade
shelves.
Ann Munson's room has almost
everything the president of the UNC
Outing Club ever would want. In fact, a
John Denver tune would make it
complete.
IMs & Clubs
By CHIP KARNES
"We started out this year with about
100 members in the Outing Club,"
Munson said, "but we dropped to
average about 30 when school got real
heavy."
M ost of the members started out with
an interest in an area such as
backpacking, for example, and later
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HAVE YOU SEEN the computer photo display at
University MaL? it's fun, fascinating and makes a
unique gift idea. In 55 seconds whue you watcha
computer prints out your photo (or copies any waSet
photo). In 15 more seconds your photo can be
transferred to a T-shirt, calendar, poster, book bag
or even a dart board. What Mom or Dad wouldn't
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added the club's other activities rock
climbing, canoeing, biking or, on
occasion, cross country skiing.
"Some of the trips are set up for
teaching something new," she said, "so
to start out, you don't have to know
anything at all." Munson never had
gone kayaking or rock climbing until
she joined the club last year.
Since August, the UNC Outing Club
has taken more than 30 trips, sometimes
averaging two or three a weekend.
Favorite climbing trips have been to
Linville Gorge. Stone Mountain and
Hanging Rock: and several canoe and
rafting trips have been on the Haw,
Nantahala and Nolichucky rivers.
Backpacking excursions have been to
the Great Smoky Mountains and the
Iron Mountain section of the
Appalachian Trail. And, as Munson
'said, "The bikers just go everywhere."
At meetings at 7 p.m. Mondaysin
the Carolina Union the club recounts
the previous week's adventure and then
loosely plans another one for the
coming weekend.
"Somebody will say, 'Hey, who wants
to go rafting? and we'll get up a bunch
to go right then and there," Munson
. said.
Each meeting also includes a short
seminar on outdoor safety, with topics
like mountain rescues; hypothermia,
emergency first aid, climbing signals
and boat safety.
"We always try to stress safety in the
club as much as we can," Munson said.
"We keep track of how long we've used
the club's climbing ropes, and, after
several falls or a hundred hours, we only
use them as backups."
Besides four coils of expensive
pearlline, the Outing Club's equipment
also includes four canoes with paddles
and life jackets, 10 sleeping bags, six
backpacking tents and gear for both
expert and beginning rock climbers.
"I didn't really know what rock
climbing was until we went to Linville
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Gorge," said Cheryl Bailey, the club
secretary. "Until I got used to it, I
couldn't believe I was doing something
that you only see on TV."
Sometimes members go beyond
instructing only on weekends. "We have
one girl. Wimberly Barton, who works
once or twice a year with the Outward
Bound course at Hurricane Island,"
Munson said.
And also once or twice a year, the
UNC Outing Club plans a large, out-of-state
trip, longer than one of the club's
usual weekend excursions. When the
club members meet Monday night in
the Union, they will set final plans for a
cross country skiing trip from Dec. 27
Jan. 5 in New Hampshire.
Though spots still are available,
Munson said, "We already had 10
people before we decided on where we
were going."
NOTES: Rick Whaley won the third
annual Turkey Trot by covering the 2
mile cross country course in 9:23. The
winning female was Sandy Smith, and
first in the 40-and-over division went to
Paul Naylor.
The top five Intramural teams in the
Fraternity division arc as follows: Delta
Upsilon first, followed by Pi Kappa
Alpha, Beta Theta Pi, Chi Phi, and Pi
Kappa Phi. Total points from volleyball
and soccer have not been added.
Four fall sports teams will play their
final games next Monday night. Floor
hockey finals will be played on
Carmichael field and volleyball and
Grail Mural basketball finals will be
held in Woollen Gym beginning at 7:30.
The Pikap Blue tag football team will
play the Duke University all-campus
champions at 7 p.m. Wednesday on
Carmichael field. A second game will
pit the law school E.T. Bass team
against the Blue Devils' all-campus
runner-up.
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