6The Daily Tar Heel Monday. January 27. 1886
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The UNC men's and women's fencing
teams had a combined team record of
9-0 as they both rolled to victory in this
weekend's tournament here.
The men's team defeated Navy twice
and Duke and Wofford each once to
run its overall record to 6-1 . Jason Woo
in sabre, Mark Elvin in foil and Scott
Echols in epee all went a combined 8
1 in the matches to lead the team. The
men were especially strong in sabre,
going a combined 27-9 in the four
contests. Kr. Hmorc was 8-2 in sabre
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The North Carolina gymnastics team
set a meet record by piling up 176.40
points and rolling to the team title
Saturday at the Shenandoah Invita
tional gymnastics meet in Harrison
burg, Va.
The Tar Heels were paced by Missy
Shaffner and Amy Bincarousky and
finished ahead of teams from James
Madison. Auburn and West Virginia.
Tech
When Wolf hit a hook shot at the
2:06 mark of the half, UNC led 40-26
and took a 42-31 half time lead. All this
time Tech was misfiring on outside
shots or throwing errant passes. The
Yellow Jackets had 17 turnovers, 13 in
the first half.
During this run, UNC coach Dean
Smith was shuffling 10 players in and
out of the lineup, while Tech's first seven
were getting worn down. "They really
wore us down," Hammonds said later.
"It took a lot out of us, having to face
Daugherty and Martin and then Wolf
and Popson. WeVe got to substitute a
lot more next time."
North Carolina's backcourt combi
nation of Smith, Hale and Jeff Lebo
shot a combined two-for-15 in the first
half, but no matter. UNC outrebounded
Tech 21-11 in the half and outshot the
Yellow Jackets, 38 to 20. Price had 14
for Tech at half, but no one else was
scoring with any consistency. . , .
Georgia Tech cut UNC's- margin
down to seven points at 56-49 when
Bruce Dalrymple hit an inside shot, but
the Tar Hee's immediately embarked
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to share honors for most wins in the
event with Woo.
On the women's side, both the UNC
A and B teams had a relatively easy
time with the competition, going 5-0.
The only scare of the day was against
Navy, when the women lost the first
three matches before rebounding to
take nine of the last 11. Nhi Le and
April Hardison each went 11-1 for the
A team, which raised its record to 6
2 overall.
Shaffner set a meet record by winning
the all-around competition with a total
of 36.40 points. Bincarousky won the
vault with 9.50 points, another meet
record.
The team, competition ended Satur
day, but individual competition con
tinued Sunday. Results were not avail
able at press time.
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on a 14-7 run to make it 70-56 with
8:32 to go.
The Yellow Jackets battled back to
make it 78-71, UNC, when Dalrymple
hit a breakaway layup with 3:16 left.
But Dalrymple, who was contained
relatively well by Hale all day (10 points,
one assist) fouled out with a charging
foul after the shot.
"We had our chances to cut it to six
a couple of times," Price, who finished
with 22 points, said. "But we couldn't
do it. UNC has so many good players
and they're so well-coached."
Georgia Tech dropped to 16-2 on the
year, 5-1 in the ACQ while UNC
improved to 20-0 and 5-0 in the
conference.
How important was it for the Tar
Heels to finally beat Tech after those
three losses last year?
"Oh, it was just another ACC vic
tory," Wolf said. Then he thought about
it for a" second, and added, "but there
was a little extra tinge to it because they
beat us three times last year."
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By MIKE BERARDINO
Stan Writer
Fourth-ranked Virginia blew the
game open late hi the first half and
repeatedly repelled 15th-ranked North
Carolina's rallies to down the Tar Heels
84-79 Saturday night before a crowd
of 680 in Carmichael Auditorium. In
the process, the undefeated Cavaliers
snapped UNC's 22-game home win
streak and impressed everyone in
attendance with their textbook-style
ball movement and all-around
dominance.
Well, almost everyone.
MWe sucked," UVA coach Debbie
Ryan said without even a trace of a
smile. "We just didn't have the killer
instinct at all." .
Ryan's raucous remark referred to
the fact that Virginia, which led by as
many as 16 early in the second half,
couldn't put the pesky Tar Heels away.
In fact, the Wahoos might have blown
their advantage altogether had it not
been for the clutch play of Donna Holt
(20 points) and Daphne Hawkins (16).
In one nine-minute stretch, the Cavs
sensational sophomore backcourt duo
accounted for all but two of the visitors
20 points.
"We were doing a lot of ball watching
defensively," North Carolina coach
. Jennifer Alley said. "As a result, we were
giving them a lot of uncontested shots,
especially Hawkins and Holt."
Thanks to the "H-gals," UVA
extended its 49-36 halftime bulge to 16
after just three minutes of second-stanza
play. Despite its defensive deficiencies,
UNC hung tough and trimmed the
Cavaliers' lead to just five with 8:15
remaining. Freshman guard Liza Don
nell's drive to the hoop spawned a threes
point play and made it 70-65 for
Virginia.
After an exchange of turnovers cost
UNC a chance to cut it to three, Kirsten
Anderson answered with a. five-footer
for the visitors and some tough Wahoo
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Campus) more often."
BiUy Warden, a junior SBP candidate
from Raleigh, said he would advocate
overfeeding suspicious-looking people.
"Anyone you suspect of being a
crook, you feed him very well," he said.
"Then you dress up like a banana to
follow him. Anyone who is well-fed is
not going to go after a banana."
Warden said if the banana approach
to crime deterrence did not work,
students would be given snake skin
instead. ;. -
"We need to find some good snake
skin and well distribute it to each
student," he said. "It's what criminals
fear most. It's not the cops, and it's not
the dogs it's the snakes. If they see
snake skin, they are going to
scadoodle."
Warden added that the purple-bellied
anaconda snake was not hibernating
now and had been seen in the Student
Union.
Warden said he was concerned about
parking lot safety since it posed a hazard
to cars.
"There's very definitely a problem
with the cars being broken into," he
said. "The problem is you break into
a car, and it makes it easier for other
things to break in, mainly fruit flies from
California."
David Brady, a sophomore from
Rocky Mount, said as SBP, he would
stress educating students about crime.
"We need to use the Residence Hall
Association to educate the students and
have a committee in Student Govern-
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defense sent the Tar Heels' attack, into
the tank for nearly three minutes. Holt
followed with an 18-footer and imme
diately thereafter converted her fourth
steal of the contest into a layup. This
decisive UVA spurt put them up by 1 1
and North Carolina never got closer
than five again. v -
The game's first ten minutes were
marked by aggressive defense and dead
eye shooting by both sides which kept
the game close. With Virginia up 21
19, however, consecutive three-point
plays by Nancy Mayer and Liza Lank
ignited the Cavaliers and sent them on
a 14-4 run. UNC committed three
turnovers in that time frame and 25 on
the night.
Virginia improves to 1 8-0 overall and
6-0 in the ACC. North Carolina, which
brought a five-game win streak into
Saturday's battle, drops to 13-5, 4-2.
Several individual Tar Heel per
formers deserve special mention. First,
Pam Leake racked up 29 points before
fouling out with 3:47 to play. Alley was
understandably proud; "Pam Leake has
done a tremendous job of doing all she
has to do while playing the point guard
position (in place of the injured Darlene
Cannon) as well." Leake leads the ACC
in scoring, assists, and steals.
Freshman Marsha Matthews hit for
15 points and a game-high five assists
while Marlene List added 14 points and
four assists. Tia Poindexter and fresh
man Merlaine Oden were terrors on the
boards, pulling down nine and eight
respectively. Poindexter, who also
scored nine points, played a whopping
38 minutes and got all her rebounds
in the second half.
Alley thought that her team, which
plays Georgia Tech tonight at 7:30 in
Carmichael, might actually gain some
thing from losing to Virginia. "When
you play a team as talented as Virginia,
you have to learn," she said. "Now when
we go to Charlottesville, well know
what we need to do to win there."
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ment who's sole purpose is campus
security," he said.
Brady said committee members
would help educate students by going
door-to-door, handing out flyers and
having talks with dorm residents about
crime and ways to prevent it
Brady said-he would improve the
RAPE escort system by trying to get
monetary reimbursement for RAPE
workers.
"We need to make RAPE more
efficient," he said.; "It's so much of a
job."'- ".r' t-"" -'. ; ;
Brady also said he would improve
campus lighting and install emergency
phones.
"I'd like to have more safety phones
and even more lighting on South
Campus," he said. "It needs to come
on at better times."
Bryan Hassel, a junior from Nash
ville, Tenn., said if elected, he would
stress the two general ideas of coop
eration and publicity of programs to
improve campus security. '
"In order to make any ideas work,
we need to have effective publicity," he
said. "We can also have effective
cooperation with organizations outside
of the University, like area social-service
agencies which have been dealing with
rape and assault cases for years. Other
schools go through the same things."
Hassel said the campus community
needed to be more educated about crime
and how to avoid it.
"We need to encourage the awareness
of individuals and by groups aware
ness of good safety habits and defense
tactics," he said. -
Hassel said that in addition to
encouraging better lighting and more
emergency phones on-campus, more
attention needed to be paid to victims
of rape and assault.
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Tia Poindexter firing a jumper in
scoreboard
Basketball
UNC 73, Node Dama 61
Notre Dame (61) Barlow 6-12 6-6 18, Royal 2-3
4-5 8, Kempton 2-7 2-2 6. Rivers 7-1 7 3-4 1 7, Stevenson
3-4 0-0 6. Dolan 1-2 0-0 2, Hicks 1-5 2-2 4, Price
0-3 0-0 0. Totals: 22-53 17-19 61.
UNC (73) Wolf 6-7 4-4 16. Martin 3-4 0-0 6.
Daugherty 3-5 1-2 7. Hale 3-4 0-0 6, K. Smith 6-11
8-10 20, Popson 2-3 0-0 4. Madden 3-4 2-2 8. Lebo
2-3 0-0 4, Hunter 1-2 0-0 2, R. Smith 0-1 0-0 a Totals:
29-4415-18 71
Rebounds: UNC 23 (Daugherty 5), ND 24 (Hicks 4).
Assists: UNC 22 (K. Smith 8), ND (Royal. Kempton 3).
Halftime: UNC 39. ND 37
Records: UNC 21-0. 5-0; Notre Dame 12-3.
UNC 85, Georgia Tech 77
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Ga. Tech (77) Hammonds -6 -8'f$ Ferretf 6
9 1-2 11. Salley 3-7 5-9 11, Dalrymple 4-7 2-4 10,
Price 10-13 2-3 22. Ford 1-3 0-1 2, Neal 3-8 2-2 8..
Totals 31-53 15-24 77.
UNC (85) Wolf 10-11 2-4 22, Martin 3-6 3-4 9.
Daugherty 10-17 3-4 23. Hale 3-12 2-3 8, K. Smith
2-81-2 5. Popson 2-2 0-0 4. Lebo 5-9 2-2 12, R. Smith
0-0 0-0 0. Madden 0-2 0-0 ft Hunter 1-2 0-0 2. Totals
36-69 13-19 85.
Rebounds: UNC 37 (Daugherty 11), Ga Tech 27
(Hammonds 10)
Assists: UNC 23 (K. Smith 10). Ga. Tech 18 (Price 5)
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North Carolina's 84-79 loss to Vlrc&Ia
Halftime: North Carolina, 42-31
Record: UNC 20-0 5-0 ACC; Ga Tech 16-2 S-1 ACC
Fencing
The North Carolina men's and women's fencing
teams both went undefeated Saturday in dual-meet
competition in Chapel HilL The men's team won four
matches to up its record to 6-1, while the women won
five times to improve to 6-2. ,
Women's Basketball
Virginia M, UNC 79
Virginia (84) Mayer 3-11 5-5 11. Thomas 3-5 0
0 6. Carter 3-3 1-2 7. Hawkins 7-12 2-4 16. Hott 9
15 2-2 20, Anderson 2-7 3-4 7, Lank 4-8 1-2 8, Bryant
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UNC (79) Poindexter 4-1 T 1-2 9, Matthews 7-8 1
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