The Daily Tar Heel from Chapel Hill, North Carolina • Page 7

Wednesday, October 27. 1976 The Daily Tar Heel 7 B-ball ticket distribution Deacons McDougald to test UNC defense TONIGHT Because of the replacement of permanent seats with bench-type seating in Carmichael Auditorium, 500 more tickets are now available to students for each of the varsity basketball games this winter. Carmichael Auditorium's new seating capacity has increased the number of student seats from 3,200 to 3,700. This year's distribution dates: Blue-White Marshall Athletes in Action Brigham Young Virginia Duke Wake Forest Maryland South Florida N.C. State Nov.

3 Nov. 22 Nov. 29 Dec. 6 Dec. 7 Jan.

13 Jan. 19 Jan. 30 Feb. 10 Feb. 19 8:30 a.m.

-5 p.m. 5 p.m.-8 p.m. 5 p.m. -8 p.m. 5 p.m.

-8 p.m. 5 p.m. -8 p.m. 5 p.m.-8 p.m. 5 p.m.

-8 p.m. 2 p.m.-5 p.m. 5 p.m. -8 p.m. 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

M01 "They are in every football game they've played," Dooley said. "Look at the Maryland game (17-15, Terps). They did a great job of shutting off Maryland's offense." Wake lost a heartbreaker to Virginia 18-17 in Winston-Salem Saturday, ending the Cavaliers 16-game losing streak, the longest in the nation. "Wake jumped out to a 1 4-0 lead," Dooley said. "Then Virginia came back.

Wake fumbled once, and Virginia took advantage. Wake kicked a field goal to make it 17-14 and was defeated with a minute to go. I guess they sort of relaxed when they got such a big lead. That can happen to anybody on any given Saturday." Dooley said the entire Wake defensive unit is art experienced squad. "They have a large number of seniors," he said.

"They have sound linebackers, and the defensive line does a good job." And, of course, they have All-America Bill Armstrong at free safety. "He has a great ability to diagnose what play the offense is going to use," Dooley said. Dooley said he is impressed with the Wake offense and said they have good experience and size. "They have a good rushing attack with McDougald and a good passing attack with quarterback Mike McGlamery," Dooley said. McGlamery has completed 50 per cent of his passes this season.

Wake views Carolina as one of its biggest rivals and despite losing to the team last weekend with the biggest losing streak in the nation, will be a tough opponent. Dooley said. Free Draft and Set-ups 8:00 10:00 p.m. Sunday thru Thursday. All ABC Permits Disco 8:00 until 1:00 wyiae FROM BLUE CROSS BLDG.

VJIJzziLI VI UNC students can pick up tickets for these 10 games at Carmichael Auditorium on a first-come, first-served basis. Each student must pick up his own ticket and present both an ID and athletic pass on the distribution dates. The maximum size of any group wishing to sit together is five. Student-spouse tickets to basketball games go on sale Nov. 9 and will not be available after that time.

The supply is limited, and the spouse of the student must be present in the distribution line. Students can purchase tickets for the Big Four Tournament in Greensboro on Nov. 2. The cost is $20. Tickets for the Clemson game in Greensboro will be available Dec.

2, and tickets for the Tulane contest in Greensboro Coliseum go on sale Jan. 12. Ticket cost is S3 for both games. There will be three days of ACC Tournament ticket sign-ups: from 1 0 a.m. until 6 p.m.

Nov. 3 in Rooms 202-204 of the Carolina nion for all students. from noon until 5 p.m. Nov. 4, in the Hospital cafeteria for all medical, dental and public health graduate students.

from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. Nov. 5, on the main floor of the Law School Building, for law students and undergraduates. At the sign-up, students must present both a valid ID and atheltic pass.

If friends appear together, they will be allowed to sign up at the same time. Winners will be drawn during half-time of the Wake Forest-Carolina basketball game on Jan. 26. The winners have the opportunity to purchase ACC Tournament tickets for $35 a book for all tournament games. OPEN 7 Nights A Week DURHAM CHAPEL HILL BLVD- ACROSS v.

ft o- T) iliiSililliilliil 1 a5llliiilBlillM by Gene Upchurch Assistant Sports Editor North Carolina's football team is going to have to do three things Saturday if it expects to beat Wake Forest, UNC Coach Bill Dooley said Tuesday at his weekly press conference. First, it must stop Wake's freshman sensation James McDougald, who has picked up 783 yards rushing so far this season. The Tar Heels must also take advantage of fourth down situations, which they failed to do in the 12-10 win over East Carolina. And, Dooley said they must get six points every time down the field instead of three. Despite these demands, Dooley said he was extremely pleased with the Tar Heel defense against ECU.

Tackle Dee Hardison was named Atlantic Coast Conference defensive lineman of the week, and Dooley praised the play of noseguard Dave Simmons and defensive end Ken Sheets. Dooley said Wake is an outstanding team and one of the best to ever play at Wake, despite its 3-5 record. UNC-G downs Tar Heels, 5-3 "They definitely gave it all they had," a dejected UNC field hockey Coach Dolly Hunter said about UNC-G 's victorious effort Tuesday against her Tar Heels. Hunter's comment had to be the understatement of the day. UNC-G invaded Hinton James field and out-hustled, out-defensed and out-offensed the Heels to a 5-3 win.

The teams went out to 1-1 tie early in the game when Carolina's Vickie Greenwood scored to make up for UNC-G's opening goal. The visitors, however, were not to be content with a deadlock and chalked up two goals in 10 minutes, forcing the Heels into a come-from-behind situation. Carolina tried valiantly to catch up in the sloppily played second half, but UNC-G matched both of Bashi Buba's breakaway scores. The UNC-G goals resulted from Tar Heel confusion when too many players attempted to defend the scoring circle at the same time. IM winners decided in wrestling tourney The UNC Department of Intramurals concluded its wrestling competition last week, with winners determined in residence hall, fraternity and graduate divisons.

Winners in the residence hall division by weight classes l26DavicL Rogers, Grahvllle- J3 -rmielndenhaM, Granville DW; 145-Roland Staton, Graham; 150 Nevin Caldwell, Mangum; 158 Keith Sellers, Avery 167 James Sledge, Grimes; 177 Shelby Smithey, Mangum; 190 Don Yeatman, Stacy; Unlimited David Wilson, Winston. The fraternity division winners: 126 Mark Kogan, Chi Psi; 132 Tim Crimmins, Theta Pi; 145 Robert Widis, TEP; 150 Albert Wilson, Chi Psi; 158 Greg Southern, Phi Delta Chi; 167 Bill Cutler, Chi Psi; 177 Todd Baker, ATO; 190 Brock Baker, ATO; Unlimited Lamar Armstrong, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Graduate division victors: 132 Charles Rankin, NROTC; 150 Curt McKissick, Dental (unopposed); 158 P.J. Smith, Peacocks; 167 Paul Worstell, independent (unopposed) 190 Tim Wikinson, Law; Unlimited Mike Byrne, MBA. TRAVEL CLUB OTC CHARTER ESCAPE TO PARADISE ISLAND IN THE BAHAMAS January 3-6, 1977 $295.00 per person, double occupancy Depart from Winston-Salem, North Carolina Piedmond 737 Jet 3 nights and 4 days For further information and brochure call: After 6 p.m.

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