6The Daily Tar HeelThursday, March 2, 1989
Sports
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From staff reports
CONWAY, S.C. The UNC
baseball team took a 7-3 lead into
the bottom of the seventh inning
Wednesday afternoon at Coastal
Carolina but gave up 11 runs in the
frame and wound up losing, 14-10.
Tar Heel pitcher Chris Cornacchio
(0-1) hurled just one third of an inning
but took the loss after serving up a
grand slam to Chanticleer first
baseman Jeff Sefcik, who lifted
Coastal Carolina from a 7-5 deficit
to a 9-7 lead. The Chanticleers went
on to score five more runs in the
inning.
Cornacchio had relieved starter
Jim Dougherty, who gave up seven
runs through the first 6-13 innings.
Two more UNC pitchers, Rick
Fernandez and Ryan Jackson, had
to come in before the nightmarish
seventh was over. In all, Coastal
Carolina amassed eight of its 14 hits
in the inning.
Scott Lodgek came in in the eighth
for the Tar Heels and shut the
Chanticleers down the rest of the way.
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With the loss, UNC drops to 2
2 on the season. Coastal Carolina
improved to 5-3.
North Carolina opened up
strongly, building a 6-1 lead by the
fourth. In their first at-bat, the Tar
Heels scored three quick runs on a
lead-off homer by center fielder Tom
Nevin, a double by Ron Maurer and"
a fielder's choice.
Then in the fourth inning, fresh
man designated hitter Mark Kingston
hit a two-run shot and Nevin added
an RBI single to build what seemed
like a comfortable UNC advantage.
Left fielder Todd Nichols closed
out North Carolina's scoring with a
two-run homer in the ninth, his
second of the year.
Nichols, Nevin, Maurer and
catcher Jesse Levis each had three hits
for the Tar Heels, who had a total
of 12 in the game. Maurer also scored
three times.
The Tar Heels travel to UNC
Wilmington today and will host
Seton Hall in their home opener on
Friday.
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When the lieutenant has to choose
between his friends and his country,
he chooses ritual suicide. This is
patriotism.
"Patriotism," the semester's first
major production by the Department
of Speech Communication, is a
powerful adaptation of Yukio Mishi
ma's short story of passion and
violence.
Originally published as a story in
Japanese in 1960, "Patriotism" was
translated in 1962 and adapted for
the , stage by performance studies
faculty member Paul Ferguson. It is
performed as chamber theater, in
which a story is told entirely in the
third person, and the characters and
an omniscient narrator work together
to convey the characters' actions and
emotions.
The narrator, played by John Wat,
takes the audience into the home of
the lieutenant (Keith Kashiwada) and
his wife Reiko (Kristin Carlson.) In
an effort to tell the story through the
eyes of Mishima, Wat dresses in
authentic Japanese clothing and
wears his hair to match the style
Mishima wore.
He tells the audience in the begin-
'My One and Only' offers light-hearted fun
The national tour production of
"My One and Only," which was
performed at Memorial Hall Monday
night, was a superb play for lovers
of tap dance, for Gershwin enthusi
asts and for hopeless romantics.
The plot was silly, the lines were
often stupid and the characters were
a bit shallow, but then, nobody ever
really goes to a musical to experience
dramatic art. People go to have fun,
and fun was definitely had Monday
night.
The opening number demonstrated
the energy and flair the rest of the
musical would carry on. The New
Rhythm Boys, as well as the rest of
the cast, displayed a tremendous
amount of talent in the areas of both
singing and dancing, especially when
the skills were required simultane
ously. Abe Reybold, who played
Billy, and his co-star Liz McCarthy,
who played Edythe Herbert, had
especially strong voices. Neither are
strangers to national tour produc
tions, as McCarthy just finished
playing Lina Lamont in the tour of
"Singin' in the Rain," and Reybold
recently toured in the U.S. and
Canada in "Can-Can."
A significant defect in the perform
ance, however, was the poor sound
quality of the speaker system. Hidden
stage microphones are . not uncom
mon, but the hollowness of the actors
and actresses voices caused by the
speakers (especially in contrast to the
rich, full sound created by the
musicians) hampered the otherwise
excellent performance.
The show, designed to honor
composer George Gershwin, featured
a number of favorite Gershwin tunes.
Though the musical is new, it used
many old hits from the 1920s and
1930s. In combination with the
costume and set design, the musical
selections effectively portrayed the
carefree style of living of the 20s.
While the music was exceptional
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final lovemaking and their suicide.
The play contains no real surprises
and no complicated plot twists.
Instead, it focuses on Mishima's
intriguing and complex images,
which the actors convey vividly.
The play presents unique chal
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because it must "present the erotic
and violent acts without disengaging
the audience," according to Fergu
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These "erotic and violent acts" were
the most powerful scenes in the
production. Ferguson and the actors
were extremely successful in present
ing a passionate (but fully clothed)
lovemaking scene, and an agonizing
(but bloodless) suicide.
The lieutenant's heroic act of
seppuku (ritual suicide by disembow
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have been. Kashiwada made full use
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in its own right, the dancing that
accompanied it was the key to the
show's vitality. Though some of
Daniel Pelzig's choreography under
mined the dancers abilities, the vast
array of styles (especially those used
by Reybold, ranging from a suave,
sleek gentleman to a guy who can't
control his hormones) prevented
boredom and impressed an appreci
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The song "Blah, Blah, Blah" (the
only words Billy, an ambitious
airplane pilot, could say when he first
saw Edythe, the beautiful, world
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presented in the theater.
Reiko's suicide, while not as
horrifying as the lieutenant's, was also
performed exceptionally well, with
Carlson as a very convincing Japa
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"was learning not to look at 'my
husband' in the eye except on very
rare, intimate occasions." Carlson
used Kashiwada's grandmother as a
model for Reiko.
Some of the most intimate
moments in the play occurred when
the lieutenant and Reiko whispered
in Japanese while the narrator spoke
above them. Lighting and music were
effectively used to enhance the mood.
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Japanese folk song "Sakura," which
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beauty. Similarly, the lieutenant
commits seppuku after he has been
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with the reprise in Central Park,
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Coincidentally or maybe not
Mishima himself committed seppuku
ten years after writing the story.
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was slow at times during the first act,
the second act was intriguing
throughout. And because the
audience could anticipate the forth
coming suicide, there was a constant,
underlying tension which moved the
play along.
"Patriotism" is the speech depart
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semester. Other events planned for
this semester include performance
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and another major production.
Although "Patriotism" closes Sat
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Director William Wesbrooks and
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credit for a great show. There was
even a lesson to be learned as Billy
realized there is more to life than fame
and fortune, and said, "Just getting
from one day to the next deserves
brass bands and confetti." At the end,
the audience clapped in time to both
the music and the rhythmic tapping,
and if you listened close enough, you
could hear a few shuffle-steps on the
way out.
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