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It was the official coming-out party for Sam Perkins,
and the only disappointment was that nobody prepared
a cake for the occasion.
Perkins and the Tar Heels, back from winning the
Great Alaska Shootout on Sunday and looking ahead
to the Dig Four this weekend, managed an 89-74 win
over pesky Mercer Tuesday night in Carmichael
Auditorium.
In his first real game before the home crowd, the
6-foot-9 Perkins scored a game-high 22 points, grabbed
ni rebounds and collected three blocked shots as
North Carolina raised its record to 4-0.
Perkins entered the game with 15:34 left in the first
half and the Tar Heels trailing 10-8. He sank two free
throws to tie the game, 10-10, and five minutes later he
had scored 10 points and Carolina owned a 25-13 lead.
"1 seem happiest coming off the bench," Perkins
said. "Ddng a freshman, I don't feel any pressure at
all. 1 just go out the same every night, play hard and
play my rcle."
Perkins had plenty of help from his teammates.
Senior Al Wood scored 20 points, sophomore James
Worthy had 19 and senior Mike Pepper finished with
10. Jimmy Black finished with eight assists while
freshman Matt Doherty had seven.
Carolina shot 73 percent in the first half 61
percent for the game but never could take full
control. After leading Mercer by as many as 13 points
hte in the first half, the Bears rallied to cut the halftime.
margin to eight, 46-38.
"When they started to come back, we'd pick up our
game, but we couldn't stretch (the lead) out," Wood
said. -
Tar-Heels rank'e'din ha
Bcpaui is No. 1;
Carolina io 10 th
North Carolina has cracked the Top
10 in the Associated Press basketball
poll after winning the Great Alaska
Shootout.
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DePaul is atop the poll, getting 38
first-place votes and 1,171 points.
Kentucky is second with 15 votes for
first and 1,035 points.
Maryland is fourth and Virginia is
seventh. Carolina is 10th, one spot
ahead of Arkansas, the team the Tar
Heels defeated for the title of the
Anchorage, Alaska tournament.
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Mercer trimmed Carolina's lead to six points, 55-50,
w ith five minutes elapsed in the second half on a basket
by Terry Teague, but the Bears committed two
turnovers and never got any closer.
Worthy then hit a 15-foot jump shot and Perkins
made a layup off a Doherty assist to boost Carolina's
lead to 10 points. Mercer and Carolina traded baskets
for the next six minutes, but the Tar Heels used their
inside game particularly baskets from Wood,
Worthy and Perkins to pull away.
"Defensively, we didn't make adjustments quick
enough on our zone and they got inside," Mercer
coach Bill Bibb said, "That was where they hurt us the
most. If I had it to do over, 1 would play more man-toman.
They didn't hurt us man-to-man."
North Carolina coach Dean Smith said he was happy
to win but displeased with the Tar Heels' defense. "We
didn't play especiallywell," Smith said. "Our defense
left a lot to be desired." They out-hustled us. They're
not fun to play."
Six-foot-7 center Benton Wade led Mercer in scoring
with 15 points, followed by Tony Gattis with 14 and
Teaguf and Dartez Talbott with 1 1 each.
"I'm not displeased with the way we played, but
we've got some work to do," Bibb said. VPerkins is an
outstanding player who gives them a different
dimension."
Perkins and Doherty played key roles in the
Shootout tournament Perkins was named to the all
tournament team and they continued to be
important factors against Mercer.
Sam and Matt are two
on," Wood
said. "They're
They know the game well,
well."
AP Basketball Poll
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1. DePaul (38) 2-0 1,171
2. Kentucky(15) 1-0 1,085
3. UCLA (4) 2-0 1,002
4. Maryland (1) 1-0 941
5. Indiana ,2-0 890
6. Oregon State (1) 1-0 861
7. Virginia (1) 2-0 805
8. Lousiville 0-1 789
9. Ohio State 1-0 724
10. North Carolina 3-0 719
11. Arkansas 2-1 501
12. Iowa 2-0 450
13. Notre Dame 0-1 388
14. Texas A&M 1-0 344
15. Louisiana St, 2-1 302
16. St. John's, N.Y. 2-0 264
17. Missouri 2-1 202
18. Syracuse 1-0 196
19. Brigham Young 1-1 107
20. Georgetown 1-2 106
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alh football
Georgia io No. 1;
eels at No. 12
Georgia, Notre Dame, Florida State
and Pittsburgh held on to the top four
spots in the Associated Press college
football poll released Monday.
Georgia completed its first perfect
regular season since 1946 with a 38-20
victory over Georgia Tech and finished
with 52 of 60 first-place votes.
North Carolina is 12th in the poll and
is the only Atlantic Coast Conference
team to be ranked. South Carolina is
No. 18.
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Klngswood Apt. Across from laundry, pool. On L
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NEED 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE to share
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WANTED: NONSMOKING FEMALE roommate
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Furnished except for your personal furniture.
942-6524.
ROOMMATE NEEDED. BoHnwood Apts. Own
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967-86C3.
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED for nice
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NEEDED FEMALE ROOMMATE to occupy
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CHRISTIAN ROOMMATE NEEDED for Spring
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Carolina substituted freely, and six players got more
than 20 minutes of playing time. Starting center Pete
Budko played 17 minutes, and he's still bothered by a
stress fracture in his right leg.
Worthy is is still bothered by soreness in his right
achilles tendon.
"Once we get 100 percent, with the way everybody is
coming on, we'll be able to play with anybody," Wood
said.
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1. Georgia (52) U87 11-0-0
2. Notre Dame (4) U16 9-0-1
3. Florida State (4) 1,092 9-1-0
4. Pittsburgh 1.007 10-1-0
5. Oklahoma 926 9-2-0
6. Michigan 865 9-2-0
7. Baylor 843 10-1-0
8. Alabama , 728 9-2-0
9. Nebraska 682 9-2-0
10. Penn State 627 9-2-0
11. Ohio State 550 9-2-0
12. North Carolina 498 10-1-0
13. Brigham Young 491 11-1-0
14. UCLA 459 9-2-0
15. Washington 437 9-2-0
16. Mississippi State 359 9-2-0
17. Southern Cal 265 .7-2-1
18. South Carolina 135 8-3-0
19. So. Methodist 124 8-3-0
20. Miami, Ha. 73 Vi 8-3-0
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to occupy
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desired. Call 929-3129.
ROOMMATE NEEDED. Carolina Apts. Your own
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FOR SALE: 1976 BUICK CENTURY.
4-doors, custom sedan, V-8 engine, original
owner,- excellent condition. Also, King-sLzed
bed, mattresses. lamps, study desk, dining
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MOVING: MUST SELL STEREO SYSTEM, chest
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RALEIGH, (AP) Dick Crum, who
coached North Carolina to a conference
championship in football this season, is
'the 19S0 Coach of the Year in the
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers
Association. The 45-year-old collected
95 of the 122 ballots cast.
Monte Kiffin, in his first season at
N.C. State, was second with 13 votes
and veteran Jerry Claiborne of
Mary land was third with nine votes.
The Tar Heels will meet Texas in the
Bluebonnet Bowl on New Year's Eve.
Crum has a 3-0 post-season record,
having defeated Georgia and South
Carolina in ' the Tangerine Bowl and
upsetting Michigan last season in the
Gator Bowl.
This is Xrum's seventh year as a
college head football coach and it's the
fourth time one of his teams has won at
least 10 games. Crum's team won at least
10 games three times in his four years at
Miami of Ohio and now in his third at
North Carolina.
His coaching record is 57 victories, 20
defeats and two ties. Six of the losses
came in his first year at North Carolina.
But Tar Heel followers saw that record
of 5-6 improve to 8-3-1 and 10-1. ,
Before s becoming head coach at
Miami, Crum was defensive coordinator
for the team as the Redskins placed high
in the nation on defense each season.
Crum has continued to maintain a firm
belief in defense and the fundamentals
while at Carolina.
His 19S0 North Carolina team had
two 1,000-yard-plus rushers in Amos
Lawrence and Kelvin Bryant. His
defensive unit kept six teams from
Basketball tickets go on sale
Tickets will go on sale today at the
ticket office in Carmichael
Auditorium for North Carolina's
basketball games with South Florida
on Dec. 13 in Greensboro and with
Rutgers on Dec. 22 in Charlotte.
Students can buy a ticket for
themselves for $4 and purchase extra
tickets for $8. There is no limit to the
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EUYING GOLD JEWELRYI Top prices paid due
to low overhead of local collector. Get extra
money for rent or holidays. Call 967-1078 day or
night.
RIDER NEEDED TO share driving and expenses
to Cincinnati, Ohio, or vicinity. Leaving Dec. 17.
CaH Pam at 933-0245. If Tm not there, leave a
message.
SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE EXCHANGE? We
have S.F. home. Want Chapel Hill area house or
apartment for short-term exchange starting
January. 967-1860.
WANT TO SUDLET FURNISHED HOUSE OR
APARTMENT in Chapel it. 3 area for 2-4 months,
starting January. 967-1860.
RIDE NEEDED: TO COSTON or New
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FREE RIDE TO TEXAS if you help me drive my
car to Austin. Leaving in carry January. Data
negotiable. Call 942-8497 after 7:00 p.m.
RIDERS NEEDED TO FT. LAUDERDALE, share
expenses, leave Dec. 21st return Jan. 10th. CaH
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for rent
'Available for Immediate occupancy. One bedroom
apartment. totaSy electric, on bus tine, pool,
laundry facilities. Carpet, drapes, and water
furnished. Cable vision available. CaH 929-3221.
Monday-Saturday 10-6.
WANTED DESPERATELY: Responsible
person(t)couple to subWase neat apartment
immediately. . Carpet, diapes, laundry facCiries,
pool, bus line. $2S3.C3month. Call $67-2797.
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. Downtown
Chapel H.X No pets. Parking avail Lie.
$21 5. CO per monthheat to included. C&3
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FOR SUELEASE-ONC EEDHOOM Esfes Park
Apt. Save ttvr,ty depotit. New curtains, carrot,
wapaper. $23Dmo.:h. On bus tne. S7i3
after 5:30 P.M.
ROOM FOR RENT for sptteg. Carr Street, 13
mlnuua w3t from carr pus. I ',3 per month
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scoring a touchdown -and limited two
others to one touchdown each.
Crum is a native of Youngstown, Ohio.
After six years as an assistant high
school coach, he was head coach at
Mentor (Ohio) High School.
amount of extra tickets a student can
buy. Students will need their ID card
and athletic pass.
Sign-up sheets for tickets to the
Atlantic Coast Conference basketball
tournament will be at the Y-Court,
the Law School Student Union,
Medical School bookstore and Union
today between 8-10 a.m., 12-2 p.m.
and 6-8 p.m. I
DAVID W. IN TEAGUE. 1 know it's a hard
decision, but here's another reason why you
should stay. 13 mks seeing yout Your riding
companion.
ROSIN RA Now that the semester has come
to an end. It Is with pleasure we ca3 you our
friend. We surely will miss you as you B your
way. This with is for you, so heed what we say,
Good luck on exams and in all you may do.
Your girb In Mclver will always love you!
The giils of first and second floor.
NANCY, MY MOO SISTERS. Eleanor. Toretta,
Hope, and Garry Thanks for making my 23th the
best birthday ever. (What chem test?) Love.
Kathy.
SUE! Thanks tons for the cake. And no, tt was
NOT the cake I got tick on. Wt need another
slumber parry! Your Bed Borrower.
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CIRL YOU STEPPED on my heart and stomped
that sucker Cad
EDDY Happy Delated Birthday "you haiWUome
dev3" (What a toe Yes tl.is personal Is for YOU.
Td Lke to try another "slow comfortable screw,"
Vrry first Sunday was greed Love S.
YES, I KNOW WADE from Washington It lee
OrJv. but why arc you so curious about him? A
friend of his.
ATTENTION USA C.3 TWAs I some Great
memories. . .Fee Leeee, Trolls? it, do you re.
live In a tent?, Ycwssh, Dr. Dross Is a3 vnm,
popcorn la a hairy bowl. iri!!iatkn al!.t. drunk as
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exchange, wakh T.V. much?!. 3 aw (Itxas. what
nice paws ym have, tr;s to D.C., Y.; ;s ChU-,
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sr.faa v bat-,! Good Lxk and kivs always. CRUM
DOCLY LKXJLY and LL ..J.D.
IIATPY CIRTl.'DAY, UTNQ1 DENTON. You
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