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By LANGSTON WERTZ
.Staff Writer
A women's basketball game will
: be the setting for a Ronald McDo
' nald House Fundraiser when the Tar
Heels take on the Duke Blue Devils
at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 17th in Durham.
The Ronald McDonald House
provides a temporary home for
families of hospitalized children who
are visiting hospitals on an outpa
tient basis. The proceeds from the
game will benefit both the house in
' Durham, founded in 1979, and one
now under construction in Chapel
'Hill.
Margie Herst, administrative
assistant at the Durham House, said
the event has been in the works for
some time. "We have planned and
planned," Herst said Monday.
"There has been talk for a long time
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Along with the fundraiser, the Tar
Heels will try to keep their hopes
for an NCAA bid alive against a
hungry Duke squad. The Blue Devils
feature Chris Moreland, a tough
inside scorer.
At half time of the game there will
be a shootout featuring Gov. Jim
Martin, Duke men's coach Mike
Krzyzewski and Miss North
Carolina.
Tickets for the game can be
purchased in advance or at the door
from the Duke ticket office. The
UNC Marching Band is also selling
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adults and $3 for students.
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By BOB YOUNG
Assistant Sports Editor
After dumping Wake Forest on
Wednesday, UNC coach Dean
Smith, the Master of Understate
ment, conjectured that the 94-85
win brought his team "one step
closer to earning a berth in the
NCAA tournament and to a
possible regular-season ACC
title."
, At this point, with a 21-2
overall record and a 10-0 ACC
mark, the Tar Heels should have
at least the former goal wrapped
up. And this weekend's compe
tition should do nothing to shake
UNC's goal of the latter.
On Saturday, the Tar Heels
travel to Maryland's Cole Field
House the House That Lefty
LJbft to take on the Terrapins
at 4 p.m. in a nationally televised
contest (Raycom, ESPN). While
UNC's Smith is a recent member
of the 600 Club, Maryland's first
year mentor, Bob Wade, has yet
to win a conference game. The
tefam is winless in 10 ACC
attempts and is 6-12 overall.
vThe first time these teams
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From staff reports
Today is the day for seniors to
pick up their lower level seats for
the Duke game.
The special distribution is from
1-3 p.m. at the Will Call windows
of the Smith Center. Seniors can
pick up two tickets, one for
themselves and one for another
senior. But in order to do so, the
senior must present his picture ID
and athletic pass, along with the
absent senior's athletic pass.
The following codes, which are
on the athletic passes, designate
a senior for this distribution: AS4,
BA4, DH4, ED4, HU4, J04,
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crossed paths, Jan. 8 at the Smith
Center, the Tar Heels walloped
the Terps by a score of 98-65.
Maryland was paced by center
Derrick Lewis, who had 16
points, six rebounds and two
Road actiom story of
By CHRIS SPENCER
Staff Writer
Cupid will have to go a long way
to hit his mark for many UNC
athletes this weekend as men's
basketball, gymnastics, track, fenc
ing and yes baseball teams all
go on the road Saturday, highlight
ing this weekend's sports slate.
The baseball team, sporting a top
recruiting class and a new pitching
coach, Mark Halvorsen, officially
opens its season Saturday at The
Citadel in Charleston, S.C., at 1 p.m.
The two teams meet again Sunday,
same Bat-time, same Bat-channel.
Five blue-chip pitchers highlight
the freshman class. They are right
handers Jim Dougherty, Ryan Jack
son, Scott Lodgek, John Thoden
and southpaw Michael Hoog. Of the
five, three (Jackson, Thoden and
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blocks in that game. J.R. Reid
led North Carolina with 19
points.
But the action doesn't stop
there, as UNC will catch a late
flight back to Chapel Hill only
to find the Marquette Warriors
on its doorstep on Sunday at 4
p.m. (Raycom).
Marquette sports a look differ
ent from what the Tar Heels faced
last year in Milwaukee's Mecca,
a game in which UNC needed a
late-game comeback keyed by
Kenny Smith's two free throws to
score a 66-64 win. Three starters
and a head coach are gone from
that team.
Returning from the '85-'86
squad is leading scorer and
rebounder David Boone, a senior
forward. The new chief of the
Warriors is Chevy Chase look
alike Bob Dukiet (rhymes with
Marquette). He coached for the
last seven years at St. Peter's in
New Jersey where his teams were
consistently among the nation's
top 10 in defensive field goal
percentage leading the NCAA
last year with a 41.1 mark.
Hoog) were picks in the 1986 June
amateur draft.
The Tar Heels also return pitchers
Ken Turner, David Trautwein, Todd
Kopczynski, shortstop Darin Cap
bell and right fielder Devy Bell.
"We're excited about the opening
series with The Citadel," said UNC
coach Mike Roberts. "We look
forward to seeing how much our
returning players have improved and
how our talented freshmen react to
pressure situations."
The track team is also busy this
weekend. On Saturday, Brad Sulli
van will be competing in the 55-meter
dash at the Vitalis Olympic Invita
tional in East Rutherford, N.J. Also
on Saturday, selected UNC tracks
ters will be in Fairfax, Va., at the
Bud Light Invitational. And on
Sunday, Kevin McGorty, UNC's top
decathlete, will see action in Gains
ville, Fla., at the TAC Indoor Multi
Events Championships.
In track action a little closer to
home, the Mid-Eatern AThletic
Conference will Conduct its track and
field championships today arid
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Football
sighs '23
recruits.
From staff reports
North Carolina signed 23 football
recruits Wednesday, the' first day
that high school seniors could
officially sign letters of intent.
Leading the list of UNC recruits
was Deems May, the Parade All
America quarterback from Lexing
ton who was rated the No. 2 quar
terback prospect in the nation by one
recruiting scout. '
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The Tar Heels got all-state pick
Bill Bjerke of West Islip High in
Long Island, N.Y., a 4.5 flyer who
is expected to play strong safety.
Bjerke turned down offers from
Notre Dame and Iowa. UNC also
got 6-4, 250-lb. lineman Dave Boone
of North Canton, Ohio.
Two other top Tar Heel recruits
were at the traditionally strong
position of linebacker. Dwight
Hollier of Hampton, Va. and 6-6
Roy Barker of Long Island also
signed with UNC.
weekend
Saturday in the Tin Can. The first
event is the pole vault, set for 6 p.m.
Competition Saturday begins at 1 1
a.m. Admission is free.
The gymnastics team travels to
Raleigh for some Wolfpack action
in a 2:30 p.m. match on Saturday.
The only Friday action on the
agenda features the men's fencing
team, which travels to colonial
Williamsburg, Va., for a dual match
with William & Mary 'and Haver
ford. Some of the men and women
fencers have earned a pre-Spring
Break trip to Florida to compete in
the USFA National Junior Olympics
in Tampa. The meet starts at 8 a.m.
Saturday and runs through Monday.
The basketball team plays this
weekend, too. The 3rd-rankel Tar
Heel hoopsters go to College Park,
Md., to face the vastly-improved
Maryland Terrapins Saturday at 4
p.m. They then return to the Smith
Center Sunday to defend an 8-0
home record against the Marquette
Warriors, also at 4 p.m. j
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the only other Tar Heel team to play 1
at home this weekend.The iwomen
roundballers take to the court
against Western
p.m. Saturday.
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