The Daily Tar Heel from Chapel Hill, North Carolina • Page 9

Wednesday, September 1, 1976 The Daily Tar Heel 9 Skip Foreman New seats boon or bust for Carmichael? WAS' It iMKWC.Vwivrfvi It Basketball fans in the ACC offer, without a doubt, the largest variety of behavior imaginable, except perhaps for Central Prison or Dix Center. They are also the most loyal. Basketball fans in the conference would easily give up the relative warmth of their dormitory room for a sleeping bag on a winter night to see their favorite teams. Meanwhile, their alumni counterparts are offered the opportunity, for a fee determined by their social standing, of keeping high and dry, while the postal service delivers their seats. The fans of Carmichael Auditorium are mostly knowledgeable, extremely partisan and terribly cramped.

But the cramps are about to end. Or at least it seems that way. The old wooden seats which were the luxury spots of Carmichael are being removed. They are being replaced with bleacher seats similar to those in Kenan Stadium. The conversion to the bleachers will allow nearly 1 ,000 more people to attend Carolina basketball games.

Will the new seating affect Carolina basketball? Depending on whom you ask, the degree of effect varies from a minor change in appearance to affecting the actual recruiting of future talent William Farmer, a senior from Rocky Mount, feels that seating shouldn't make much of a difference. "I don't think that 900 more seats is going to bring any names here that weren't coming in the first place. "Carmichael is a relatively beautiful place. The addition of the seats shouldn't detract from the beauty," Farmer said. He said that one problem that will arise will be the immense heat generated by the increased attendance.

Farmer also noted that the seating situation could "create better friendship or more animosity between students and alumni" due to the heated battle between the students who have to strain and hustle for their tickets and the elite who don't. "It's not necessarily the appearance, but the people that count. The thing is getting more people inside safely and with more comfort," Farmer said. Another basketball observer is R. V.

Hight, who has worked for the basketball office for the past two years. He sees the effect as short term and detrimental. He thinks that the potential recruit who was ready to choose Carolina as his school is going to change his mind after one look inside the auditorium. "The wooden seats made Carmichael look much larger. Even though it holds more, I think kids would start turning down Carolina, simply because of the small size of the gym." "We can see that Duke's gym (Cameron Indoor Stadium) has hurt their recruiting.

1 believe it was Bill Foster that said something about Duke's gym needing renovation soon, or they were really going to be hurting." The Sanford senior also noted that many of Carolina's home games are being played either in Greensboro or Charlotte and that iil.iunimiii HtsjfWifel imii j. nim in u.i i in .1 .1 111, 11 1 .11.1 11 n. 111 mm. nui.1.1 ij fY' 1" ----r "Aiiww- in mi 1 ni 1 1 1 y- rtrmnuif irr 11 nnn -t ioSaMd It 1 I i 4. i Photos by Howard Shepherd Chapel Hill, suddenly turn his back on the place because he doesn't like the looks of Carmichael? If such big names as Louisville and Notre Dame ever make the schedule, will the Carolina student make the sacrifice, both physical and financial, to see the teams? The answers will make themselves clear this winter.

maybe the player won't want to go that extra distance to play a "home" game. The big names Louisville, Notre Dame, or UCLA will be hard to draw to Chapel Hill, thus making the students who can't get to the other sites somewhat upset. Will the who had all intentions of playing his basketball at Club sports: recreation without varsity pressure; football, soccer, judo, outing clubs offered for fall In our Monday Daily Tar Heel ad we stated we had no vacancies. We were wrong, we have room for one additional female. Available on a first come basis.

Call today. .11 TV SI wnvtite 929-7143 Cost CI assifoed Tai Kwan Do (Korean) kaiate is an active club year round. It is composed of 70 percent women because of a self-defense course taught 'twice a week. Two clubs active during the winter are the Ice Hockey Club and the Volleyball Club. Featherstone said ice hockey is a recent example of how a team gets started.

He said, "We had three calls about getting a team up; so we called a meeting. Eighty people showed up; we had no idea it would be that many." But the Ice. Hockey Club has had its problems with facilities and will be forced to go all the way to Winston-Salem this year to practice. Featherstone hopes the new Tin Can-type building to be built at the end of Fetzer Field will have the type of synthetic surface that can be used with regular ice skates as well as for regular gymnasium Volunteers wishing to evaluate new medication for menstrual cramps. Call office of James R.

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3 after 12 noon. Will help with gas and driving. Call Steven, 929-8072. 1LS, Only FROM THE sports. The Volleyball Club, in contrast, established itself enough to be invited to the NCAA tournament last spring.

The invitation had to be turned down, however, because of exams. This year, the club will have more.teamsv with. different, levels of competition. The Godiva Track Club is classified by Featherstone as being of AAU caliber. Competition is by age groups and is an excellent opportunity for people to find training partners.

Spring sports sponsored by the SCC include crew and rugby. Riflery will be a new sport next spring. A few other clubs are not directly affiliated with the SCC but are very active anyway. Bring a professional disco sound and light show to your party room. Disco-Motion's complete entertainment price will amaze you.

Call Larry Crockett, 852-0373 (Raleigh), for details. Cary Carpool. Want to form carpool from Cary to Chapel Hill, 8-5, M-F. Call Dave Leech at 467-6531 after 6. If anybody finds my Bazooka Joe decoder ring, please leave it by the Davie Poplar at midnight tonight.

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Monday, Wednesday p.m. Classes sanctioned by American Taekwondo Association and Chang Moo Kwan. Other stylists welcomed, ranxs recognizee Nutrition Research Volunteers i Nutrition research investigating the effects of vitamin supplementation in reducing serum cholesterol and other blood lipids need 60 male college students who smoke 10 or more cigarettes per day and 60 non-smoking male college students. Interested participants contact: Dr. Terry Bazzarre Department of Nutrition School of Public Health 966-1157 11581159 YES, SIR.

thinks i'm in Wamkee stapium twice the size is the Outing Club, with approximately 200 members who plan activities throughout the school year. Whitewater canoeing, hiking and cave crawling are prime examples of this club's excursions. udo are other fall club sports, with'4he latter also having a spring season. Competition in soccer almost reaches the varsity level of ability. The Surfing Club is somewhat loosely organized at this time with about 15 members, all using their own equipment.

They encourage people who love the beach but do not surf to join up and go on the several trips planned each year. The Sailing Club will have one competition this fall, with a Bahamas cruise planned during the year. Their main season is the spring. 1 976 Corvette Stingray Choc, brown with natural tan interior. 350 V-8, 4 speed transmission.

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Club sports provide this outlet for sport-loving individuals. rs Club sports furnish an opportunity to compete without either intense pressure to win or the time-consuming practice of varsity athletics. Most club sports stage social events, occasionally with other schools, making the program' one of relaxation as well as competition. All but a few club sports are run through the Sports Club Council (SCC) and receive funds from Student Government. Participant fees provide the rest of the funds.

The cost of taking part varies widely among the sports. For example, the club football fee is $25, with equipment provided, while scuba divers usually have $500 worth of their own gear. In general, the longer the sport has been in operation, the lower the participation fee, according to Lynn Featherstone, club football coach and active SCC worker. He cited his own case as an example. "When we started the football club, equipment was extremely hard to come by and not really the best," he said.

"But now the varsity has recognized us as legitimate, and they give us their old equipment that otherwise would be given to high schools." Certainly football is one of the most successful and most publicized club sports at UNC. Not as widely publicized but over Sports shorts Four Carolina basketball players and two coaches will be honored at halftime of Saturday's Carolina-Miami of Ohio game for their participation on the United States' gold medal basketball team in the Montreal Olympics. Mitch Kupchak, Walter Davis, Tommy LaGarde and Phil Ford will receive awards while UNC Head Coach Dean Smith, who coached the Olympians, and UNC Assistant Coach Bill Guthridge, who assisted in Montreal, will receive plaques. An organizational meeting for persons interested in varsity fencing tryouts will be held Thursday, Sept. 2 at 5 p.m.

in 304 Woollen Gym. All golfers with a three-handicap or less wishing to try out for the varsity golf team should contact Mike McLeod at FinleyGolf Course (933-2041) before Monday, Sept. 6. Qualifying for the team will be held Tuesday, Sept. 7.

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