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Tuesday, September 16. 1380The Daily Jzt HztMS c 7"' .7 -T . TVl --"", """" Jf T ' " Cy H.L. DYNUM Staff Writer She may not be the most well-known athlete at Carolina, but knowledgeable field hockey observers will tell you about the versatility of senior Joan Zabriskie. The defensive leader of the defending state champion Tar Heels was the team's most valuable player her sophomore season, and last year was awarded the Taturn Award for excellence in athletics, academics and extra-curricular activities. "It w as one of the greatest years I ever had," said Zabriskie, who was also an RA in Ehrir.ghaus and a member of Chi Omega Sorority. As for her final ye,ar, she said she hopes it is just as memorable. "I have a much altered attitude since I am a senior," she said. "You get the feeling you want to go for it everytime you're on the field. "I'm going to try and concentrate more on offensive goals and make the team more offensive-minded." Fifth-year head coach Dolly Hunter has nothing but praise for the co captain. "She plays the quarterback role on the team," Hunter said, "and usually is asked to defend the high scorer on the other team. Joan is a very good team leader, like having another coach." What does it take to be such a, respected defensive player in field hockey? "You have to be able to outthink the offense and anticipate what they are going to do and also know where your other leammatesare," Zabriskie said. In field hockey, a player must be within a circle area in front of the goal to score. Zabriskie said action in the circle is a defensive player's biggest concern. save gas I 8 8 B I CO J u ) n I i Li V U n uii Fllin 'A' rate 3 25 words cr less Ct.M 7, Add it M CIK h 4J:ikmaJ wwd M C3 tK br bo4 md of bokac lyv 1 0 pr tt dinounl tut mi run 9 concuttvt dayt n0 Friml 'ty Ctry r iuf A 4 13 CLTXrOX DID? 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(.' ii' f .' 1 ! ill t ( ! t ( i I i i ' !!; , t , ! i f s i ' " t i r j i i i i ; till t' . t: ' t: f. r,a at . u i j ! i j . !7. s !- ' . . t y f r t ' ' ' . : I s - ! : t 'Til i t r iitsiiaitsiiiiaiannneiBiiiii I L W o n X ...field hockey leader Facts about the sport, such as where a player may score from, are little known in North Carolina or in the South. The heart of field hockey country is Pennsylvania, New Jersey and into New England. ' "It just takes time to get recognized; people don't know the game that much," Zabriskie said. "I was carrying a stick in my dorm one time and this guy thought it was a weapon." The sport's lack of publicity doesn't bother Zabriskie much. "It doesn't bother me; it did at first, but 1 didn't realize the way it was (the popularity of the sport here)." Although Hinton James Field, where the team plays its matches, is less than ideal, she said things have improved since her first year here. "Without all of the press and people that other sports get, it's more a personal effort. I like it better that way," Zabriskie said. If she had gone to college just to play field hockey, Zabriskie said she probably would have stayed closer to her hometown of Ambler, Pa, but she wanted more. "I wanted to go to the South, and I had heard good things about Carolina. I also knew they had a pretty solid field hockey program," she said. 1 1 S s 8 a -J ? n r? r? 0 ) i D ) J v j i n n r1) C UNC LADIES, 5th Granvi:! West cordially Invites you to our Ttrst Annua! Phi Gamma Wota DSd MUer" thla Thur. night. A3 gbb arc guaranteed a bid! VICTIMSSURVIVORS OF RATE upport group sponsored by Rap Crisis Center now reorganising. G&U Janet at the Women's Center (or more information. 963-4645. LOST: NEW RED FELL motorcycle helmet !:h vUor: sU 7 38; Tues. rtSsht. Reward. Fhona 942 71t2or 96&-1C65. FOUND: MAN'S WEISTWATCH Tues. ni3ht In library. Call 942-71 12 to decr&. 1523 JOHN T. HQCGAHD CLASS Ring. 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L3 sin i Cy JOHN DHESaiEH Stiff Writer They are football fans in every sense of the word, never missing a game, and knowing every uniform number and matching position. They know the players and coaches by their first names and what is likely to' happen on third and five. Like all fans, they root for their teambut they do it quietly, because they are the football announcers of the Atlantic Coast Conference with audiences of thousands tuning into their broadcasts each Saturday. Most of the announcers in the ACC, although they try to give an objective broadcast of the game, admit they are pulling for their team to win. "I'm not sure a team's play-by-play announcer can be totally objective if he does it for any length of time," said Wake Forest announcer Gene Overby, now in his ninth year of broadcasting Deacon games. "You just become too involved personally as well as professionally, with the players and coaches.". "It'd be stupid to say that I don't pull for Duke," said Blue Devil play-by-play man Bob Harris. "I'd say I'm objective with a Duke flavor. People who tune in to me are Duke fans, so I give them the Duke viewpoint. I- do try to be as. objective as possible, but anyone who says he's completely objective is fooling himself." Carolina's Woody Durham agreed. "The best description (of my style) is partial objectivity. We don't go into any game geared up to be cheerleaders," said Durham, now in his 10th year with the Tarheel Sports Network. "I try to I For insightful analyses of what's going on around the University and around the world, read "Locally," "The State," and "At Large" every Friday on the The Daily Tar Heel editorial page. 4 'Vgq K H. fi : H v II li h s cl "J" n r - i r-- m a. 1 w r PLUS SHARR 1 WANTED: INTERESTING PEOPLE WHO ENJOY ATHLETICS to coach Rainbow Soccer teams thla season. 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X.'tht lit t et d ..'.. r-VrjC..". l-i-OT Nature Trail. Chapel I - !, f-C2l 1." ru-:rs ns DRr.TRS for dvery. H-s 5 Ucl - -i.CiS '.2 t7l'z. ri ' b pfr-n iei 2 P r. t C, :? G M.UJ n f lliAI't' jr.- . ni'il Z Cii ts- t,. T- f. ct-r- t b K 15 l-"-.i.U!.; J a 1 ,-, -d ata- . - -n. I. U 5 C J r h r. V. r-.J tt y r . . t. a 1" ii twt" ru i ' - r. C. J i . V. a. f d. for r; r t. T ; 1 5 r i t 0 r . " C t' t I v i I. r . C3 1 t Ifi.Ji pn.l. iC' J-3 ill. i:' 1 :i" :? ':Tftt-.ri t a 1. ; . ;y ( : a nr 1 t . u' . . rr i i .1.; tt a . j r 1. , at i; t' give a good reflection of. what's happening on the field. We don't try to cover up Carolina mistakes. We're prepared to cover both sides, but generally we present the Carolina side." One man who has covered both sides is N.C. State's Wally Ausley. Ausley, a UNC graduate, started his broadcasting career in 1943 doing Carolina football games. He is now in his 20th year covering the Wclfpack. "First of all I try to be honest," m bill? Ausley said, "but I am not a critic by nature. I don't knock the referees' calls. "I know the kids and I know the coaches, so of course I'm somewhat State-oriented," Ausley said. "It's just natural for me to be a pro-State person. It's natural when you have so much involvement from traveling and being with the kids. But I'm not a cheerleader. I'm not a 'we-they' type announcer." Virginia's Mac McDonald said he's not either, but there is no doubt whom :0ynt Prices Wl ake Yoyr n i t w i u s i i i i v in for and a complete line of accessories 00 DAYS OVER-THE-COUNTER EXCHANGE ON ALL CALCULATORS m'J FROL1 SHARP EL-5C5. 8-digit scientific calculator, statistics. ' reg. $21 .S5 EL-334. Basic 8-digit calculator reg. $14.95 Fu3-featured actentHc C!cul3tif with "5-key Independent memory tystam 10-digit liquid crystal display. 3-key independent memory. One-touch percent and square root keys. Automatic Power-Off (A.P.O.) prolongs battery life. 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"A broadcaster who is second- guessing is not doing his job." Only one , ACC announcer, Jim Phillips of Clemson, said he tries to remain totally objective at all times. 'I'm very, very objective. I've built a reputation on that. I strive not to be called a homer," said Phillips. "I began by doing high school games for various schools, so I never was associated with one team on a regular basis. "If a guy makes a good play, I credit the guy with a good play. I don't care )) Vv HE Calculators including 019.75 013.45 reg. Thin Scientific Calculator With A Super Cap)Cy Do MstrU, A!phnumric Display Thst Writes An Equation And Rmmtrs tt reg. 63.S5 Kfj w w a W J L Classified ads may be placed at the DTH OfHccs or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before ad is to run. USED FURNITUR E We have more f it than anyone in North Carolina. Dk, bookcaes, chests, soCas. tables, and chaks. 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C3 V.7 i. 2 a ? 4 P.! I to 1 : ; Y f ; -': a i vi ' i vi r e i ;l . : 1 t . f d t a t i -vs t d . ..'? Ii- . ( i ' f . . u t k u what side he's on," Phillips said. Phillips stressed the importance of teamwork among the broadcasting crew. The relationship between play-by-play announcer and color man is very important, he said. Too much talk can clutter a broadcast. v "My policy with my color man has always been unless you've got something damn important to say, don't say it," Phillips' said. "How they (announcers) work off each other is very important," said Durham. "You want to develop a comfortable situation of complementing each other. You don't want to have two guys talking over each other and you don't want to be too repetitious." Although many of the announcers approach the game similarly, they pointed out that there are various styles. 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