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Thursday, September 10, 1981
Bert Woodard, IM Publicity. 962-1153
Volume 2 . Issue 3
Chapei H2t, North Carolina
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Hark the sound of 1 981 Tar Heel so ft hall
champions, clear in radiant shine
Before the 1981 grail mural Softball tournament cham
pion is decided and football takes over the IM-Rec spot
light, lets congratulate the 1981 regular season Softball
champions. "
MBA "Anchorage 7 for 1" won the all-campus Softball
championship between gradind, fraternity and residence
hall men's competitive champions.
Regular season Softball winds up the IM-Rec year as
spring semester comes to a close, and results are often
not complete by the deadline for the last Daily Tar Heel.
1981 regular season softball champs are:
FRATERNITY
Pi Kappa Phi "Blue"
Bill Ferrell. capt.
Joel Walters, IM manager
Steve Barbour
David Powell
Alan Jones
Jerry Stanislaw
Bob Branch
Jeff Dotson
Curt Ross
Neal Coker .
John McLaughlin
lEarl King
CO-REC COMPETITIVE
Spring Garden
"R-U-Kidding Me"
Jackie Newlin, capt.
Ellen Caspter
Joanne Sampio
Dugan Weiss
Joan Templeton
Mary Forehand
Rick Saleeby
John Herion
Paul Malina
Frank Maddox
Alan Purvis
Vince Cheek
Cary Jones
Walt Beaver
Dan Williams
Doug Peed
Karen Dilley ;
Greta Setzer
WOMEN'S REC
P.E. Undergraduates "Butchers'
Denese Morris, capt
Kim Good son
Trie ia Joyce
Bessie Buchannan
Debbie Wagner
Lu Holhauser
Lisa Grimes .
Christy Click
Janice Howell
Sara Beal
Teresa Taylor
Sharon Patton
Donna O'Dell
MEN'S REC
Mangum "Madmen"
John Paul Jones, capt
Steve O'Connell
Curtis Can
- Chris Sparks
Alan Ewing
Scott Bell
Summey Orr
Vann Bowen
Robert Cray
Jerry De Berry
John Hicks .
Joel Haas
Steve White
CO-REC REC
Scott College "Croup Sex"
Jeff Bundy. capt
El woody King
Duncan Buoyer
Rob McNeill
Connie Millwood
Debbie Hancock
Jennifer Grubbs
Marsha Colewell
Mary Register
Tim Edwards
Karl Kapp
Capri Foy
Lee Thompson
GRADIND
MBA "Anchorage 7 for 1"
Bob Irvin. capt
Graeme Thompson
Larry Cerchini
Mark Kozel
John Lean
Jean Fttzsimmons
Bob Peervian
Kel Landis
Rusty Tinndalt
Mark Yates
Rich Cimigliano-
Mike Fisher
Charles Peterson
Bill Cole
Tom Yermack
Bruce Boshirk
RESIDENCE HALL
Avery "Pros"
Wayne Way, capt
Tim Walker :
Kevin Lavin
Mitch Cox -Tony
Leesniter
Dan Moran
Steve Lawrence
David Spencer
Chris Cox '
Brook Ward
Mark Brown
Ray Robertson '
Tim Bartlett
WOMEN'S COMPETITIVE
James "Bad News Bugs"
Kathy McCallie, capt
Jenny Phillips
Jim Helms
Nancy White
Melanie Croft
Annette Loflin
Benita Turner
Paula Lytle
Lynda Nixon .
Lynn Bodkin
Debbie Richardson
Kim Hallman
Karen Cobb
Terry White
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Late entries accepted for Napoleon'
Deadlines in "Napoleon" basketball. Ultimate Frisbee,
opening of the tag football season and the return of ar
chery competition highlight the IM-Rec week.
Napoleon deadlines were due Friday, Sept. 4. but late
entries will be accepted for this Carolina tradition. The
single-elimination tournament, open only to those
UNDER 6 feet tall in sneakers, pits three men's or
women's teams (no co-rec) in half-court games to 15
baskets or 30 minutes running time limit. Officials are
used only for the semi-finals and finals so playes in the
early rounds call their own fouls. Play is set to begin
Monday.
Archery will be played at James (Residence Hall)
Field in a one-round, highest-score-wins format. Each ar
cher must compete with another tournament archer and
turn in attested score cards no later than Fri., Sept 18.
Each contestant will shoot six ends of six arrows each;
three ends at 20 yards and three ends at 30 yards. Con
testants may use personal equipment or check out bas
ketroom equipment.
Ultimate Frisbee, one of the three major types of fris
bee competition, will consist of a one-day tournament
format depending on the number of entries. Teams con
sist of seven players and no more than one canine, ac
cording to the IM-Rec handbook. The handbook also
states that this fast-paced game is a combination of
.Carolina tag football, soccer and keep-away.
Entries for archery and ultimate frisbee are due TO
DAY. Asst IM-Rec Director Rob Frye has announced that
-.135 teams will compete in Carolina tag football regular
season competition that started Tuesday, in addition to
25 co-rec outfits. Frye, who is directing tag football this
year, said the 160 teams is roughly the same number as
last year. .
Further breakdown finds 101 men's competitive
teams (frats, men's residence halls, gradind), 23 men's
recreational, four women's competitive, seven women's
recreational, 11 co-rec competitive and 14 co-rec recrea
tional. Instant scheduling is being used again this year, and
has already begun. Team captains schedule each week
for the FOLLOWING week of play. For the first week Frye
reported teams signed up for almost 100 available time
slots.
As with last year, teams must play a minimum of four
games and win at least two of them to make the playoffs.
An additional requirement is a 6.5 (out of 10) average
sportsmanship rating, as given by the IM-Rec officials
each week
Questions regarding the new sportsmanship' rating of
instant scheduling should be directed to Assoc. IM-Rec
Director Marty Pomerantz or assistants Janis Matson and
Frye.
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Fraternity IM managers will meet tonight 7 p.m.,. 304
Woollen Cyril to discuss changing the current )M point
system for the fraternity men's competitive division,.
Leaders of the smaller fraternities claim larger frats
have an advantage in the current system because points
are given for men's recreational divisions teams in an ef
fort to award points for participation.
The UNC point system, according to the IM-Rec hand
bock, recognizes the unit in the fraternity and residence
hall men's competitive divisions that best eorobinps par-
- tlcipation, achievement and sportsmanship throughout
!; the entire school year. A trophy is presented to the win-,
nmg unit in both divisions which signifies achievement
Each year the system ss adiusted tr accordance with
, residence hall population shifts (percentages male
: female) and to address any major questions, such as the
case with the smaller fraternities. -'
Last season saw a year finale "Super Teams Competi
:, tton" brought in that matched the lop four frats, based
k on the point system, against each other in five sports
and likewise for the residence hall top four. The two
winners then met in a tug-of-war to dt-cide the true
"Super Team."
: In last year's inaugural Super Teams, the DU, Pi Kap
; PKa and Chi Phi frats competed in that division while
:, Granville DW, Teague A, Teague B and Lewis competed
i? in the residence half division. DU defeated Teague A in
the tujj-of-war for the T-shirts and Super Teams trophy:.
; To date, the only new kink in the 1931-2 system is an
; aJkJ sortsrrianship'measure. IMRec officials now
; give teams sportsmanship ratings after each contest
s: and repeated low ratings will keep a team out of the
playoffs . "
i Current residence half units are as follows:
Henderson Residence College - -
(Alexander, Connor, Wtnston)
Morison A (floors 1-4) '
Morrison B (floors 5-7) . .
1 Morrison C (floors 8-10)
'. James A (floors 1-4) - ;
;. James B (floors 5-8)
- Graham
Cranville AW floors 2-3)
Cra'ge
Ehrinhaus .
; Teauo A (floors 1-2) "
- Tt-Sot B (floors 3-4)
Granville BVV (floors 4-5
Granville CW (floors 6-7) '
;Stowe Residence College Old East, Q)3 West, Carr)
lMangurr:
Grimes
Everett ,
Manly " t
Stacy
GranvfSe DW floors 8-9 , ...
Granville South
Urnts are established based on population,' male
female percentage and average participation in the IM
Rec program; The women's point system was discorv
; tmued, at the request of the women IM leaders, several
years ago. There is an ef fort by ZTA sorority to establish
a sorortty league within the current self-scheduling
;F::system;-iM
: . Final rankings for 19GQ-81 point system are. : .
FRATERNITY
1. Delta Uplson (DU3 ' - 1216
(Super Teams winner e- J champion)
2 PiKappPhi(PiKap) - 1C54
3, Pi Kappa Alpha (PtKa) 9n
4. Chi Phi - ' 18
5 Sgma Nu , 771
6. SiymaChi 93
7. Kappa Psi - ' 5r.3
8 Ch.Psi " 5;;.')
9. Beta ThetaPr (Beta) - 57&
10. Sigma Phi Epsilon (Sig Ep) 526
RESIDENCE HALL
1. Granville DW '
2. Teague A (Super Teams winner) "1584
3. Lewis, 1256
4 Teague B - n
5- Stacy " - 10M
6. Avery ' - f,62
7 Granville BW 818
8. Henderson ' 743
9. Graham ' , 742
10 Everett ' . 740
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dates
Thurs.. Sept 10-DEADLINE for entering Ultimate
Frisbee tournament archery, team tennis and open golf
tournament . .
Sua. Sept. 13 Ultimate Frisbee tournament . ,. .-
Mon.. Sept. 14 play begins in archery, "Napoleon"
basketball tournament and team tennis. . .
Wed.. Sept 16 DEADLINE for entering Lifetime
Leisure jogging clinic to be held Wed.. Sept 6-9 p m
304 Woollen. . .
Fri., Sept 18 DEADLINE for entering team table
tennis, mixed doubles bowling. "Wimbledon" volleyball
tournament faculty-staff golf and faculty-staff bowl
ing. Mon., Sept. 21 -DEADLINE for entering Lifetime
Leisure archery clinic to be held Mon!. Sept. 28, 6-9 p.m.,
304 Woollen. . first annual "Hare and Hound" fun run,
6:30 p.m., in front of Woollen Cym.
Cobb-Joyner tennis courts should be ready for play
by next week . . if all goes according to schedule, play
will begin in IM team tennis, Mon.. Sept. 14. players
should pick up schedules and information in the IM-Rec
office. . questions should.be directed to Beverly Jar
rell. IM tennis coordinator. .
Lifetime Leisure golf clinic has been postponed to
Oct. 31 . . no date has been set for the Fly & Bait
Casting clinic
ANNOUNCEMENTS
IM open golf toumment deadline has been extended
to Thursday. Sept 10. . play begins Fri., Sept 18.
NEW!!!!!IM-Rec fitness classes qualified instruc
tors classes meet Mon.-Fri., 6-7 p m . open registra
tion at IM-Rec office. 203 Woollen Cym
SPECIAL TEAM PRICES
100 Cotton Russell Athletic T-SJhirts
24 shirts & up .'.'.. ...... $3.95 ea.
1 2-24 shirts .............. ... . .... . . . .$4.25 ea.
6-1 2 shirts , ............. ;v . . , $4.75 ea.
regular CS.C3va!ua
(Includes 2-inch lettering up to 12 letters)
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for Other Team Sports
1pOo;;Cotton Russell Jerseys
with contrasting trim on neck and sleeves
i2-24shirts . . . . ; ; . . ........ .$7.00 ca.
6-12 shirts . . . , .... ; ... . .......... .$0.00 ea.
(Includes 3 4-inch Grctk letters
or up to 12 2-inch Isttsrs)
For both Kama taaturad: Ptease aDow on wwk ft teNvry. AdcS tonal cftarg for
names (100 par letesr), numbars(35tf par ff'no 75 per 10" no.)
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