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to tame Ralph and Co. party by William Terry Kelley think the competition is so fierce that Sports Editor we can't be friends. What can I say after win that isn‘t a cliche? We ran the court ATLANTA —— If there had been no well. All season long we’ve had the by Shelley Hendrick“- three-point rule, the final score would adversity of catching up. but this News Editor ring have been Virginia 14‘. State 69. But we came out of thegate strong." Honking horns fill the air. hordes of the Wolfpack had the rules and they State will have to alter its style in people line the sidewalks. toilet paper had the tools to use them. and State tournament play. streaks through the sky and beat Virginia 81-78 here Sunday after- “As far as the NCAA Tournament firecrackers pop. In noon to win its first ACC title since is concerned. I am concerned because That is how Hillsborough Street I 11 1974. we play a different style from what looks and sounds when State fans ex- The win gives State an automatic will be played in the tournament.” press their approval of Wolfpack ac bid into the NCAA field where it will Valvano said. “We are used to using complishments. and. indeed. that was and play Pepperdine Friday in the West the three-point shot quite a bit and how l-iillsborough Street looked Sun- II Dr. Regional at Corvalis. Ore. State joins have a good 30-second defense. We day afternoon. after State‘s ACC tour- or . Virginia and North will have to adjust our defensive and nament win. Carolina from the ACC in the NCAA offensive concepts this week in our Cars rolled down Hillsborough field. preparation." Street honking. while the occupants For the Pack, it was a dream come State was able to contain Sampson jubilantly waved and yelled to the true as it stopped a seven-game UVa. more in the second half. holding him people lining the sidewalks. Those winning streak over State. For to only six points and three rebounds. people on the sidewalk waved and Virginia and . it was Sampson did not score over the final yelled right back with equal en- the last hurrah fallen short as Samp 7:48 of the game. thusiasm. son completed his fourth year at "I knew that would be the assign People could be seen with rolls of Virginia without an ACC title. ment ofthe day." Bailey said. “There's toilet paper in hand. and toilet paper State was led by all—ACC forward no way to stop Ralph Sampson. You whizzed through the air with its with 24 points and all— just try to control him. A key to winn- streamers filling the sky and stray ACC guard and Everette Case (MVP) ing was controlling Ralph Sampson." ends getting caught in tree branches. award winner with 18 “We were fronting Ralph." said Popping firecrackers mingled with points. State Cozeil McQueen. “We the blaring horns. m Virginia's 24-point output by Samp were trying to deny him the ball. We The area was a site exploding with mas?- son and 19-point effort by Othell were stripping him when he touched State pride. Wilson were simply not enough. the ball. Sometimes we were getting Fans chanted. “N.C. State. NC. The Wolfpack bolted to a 12-1 lead shots. but sometimes we were getting State. NC. Statelll" in the opening minutes. but the the ball out of his hands. Terry Gan- Someone. from one of the cars pass WW Cavaliers rallied with nine straight non stripped him a couple of times. ing by, poked a trumpet out a window X1 10 points and eventually took a 19-18 When you beat Ralph. you've done it and played State's fight song. The lead with nine minutes left in the half. all. There are only three teams that * crowd responded exuberantly and on N13 The lead changed six more times in have beaten them — North Carolina cue. 9 to the half before the Cavs pulled to a twice. us and some other school way Screaming and yelling was not the -y or six-point advantage. off (Chaminadel." behavior of everyone bordering canned a 2Sfooter to State was able to go to the inside Hillsborough Street. some people pull the Pack to within 40-37 at inter- more in the second half. The Pack did quietly stood and watched. but their mission. a better job on the boards, and Thurl faces were beaming in accordance work Lowe's 12 firsthalf points and Gan- Bailey opened up for 16 second-period with the joyful pulse that was felt non's nine countered Sampson's points. pulled 12 re- throughout the crowd. 18-point. nine- firsthalf stat. bounds. six in each half. to aid State Everyone was in the mood for a But the Cavaliers’ 25-12 rebound ad- inside. celebration. vantage told the story as second shots “We decided to go inside." Charles Even Mother Nature. by Virginia haunted the Pack. said. “To win a basketball game. you All last week it was rainy. cold. an “First of all. I want to say Terry have to win it inside and out. The in- altogether pretty miserable week. Holland is a classy coach," said State Yet. ‘suddenly. Sunday the sun coach after winning his shone through. ‘ first ACC title. “I think sometimes we (See ‘81-76'. page a; Someone was on our side. J. A suggestion was made to close Hillsborough Street from Dan Allen Drive to Pullen Road so people could be in the streets. The police were determined to keep Pep Rally traffic moving on Hillsborough Street. "Where would we put them (the cars)?" was a question asked by A pep rally will be held today steps, so please keep the steps Raleigh Police Officer CM. Poole. “if for the ACC champion Wolfpack clear for the team. Everybody we could (close the street). we would." at 3:30 on the brickyard. The come out and help congratulate be said. team will stand on the library our great basketball team! Another officer said "We will keep the streets open." because. according to the officer. it was policy. inside Either the crowd did not know of this policy. did not care about the A time for a change. Page 9. — Roundtrippers take 5 of 8. Page 7. policy or a little bit of both -— whatever the reason the people [in — Dairy prices lower at State. Page 3. -— Women fall to Terps in tourney, ing the street did their own thing. get NCAA bid. Page 8. Shortly after the officer made his — Destiny plays 'foIk-rock fusion.’ for the Day: By an— comment. the crowd poured into the Page 4. nihilating desires you annihilate street. the mind. Every man without Statf photo by Clayton Brinkley The police eventually officially clos~ - Robert Hazard plays it safe. Page passions has within him no prin- Leader of the Pack ed off Hillsborough Street from 5- ciplc of action, nor motive to Enterprise Street and Gardner act. Street. l — "How‘sweet it is." Page 6. — Claude Adrien Helvetius Sidney Lowe, the ACC tournament MVP, cuts down the nets after State's 81-78 win over the Vlrglnla Cavellers In the j w: '— championship game Sunday in Atlanta. (See ‘Wolfpach'. page 7) 2/ March 14. was

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Scapegoat Burford resigns;

EPA needs real leadership Spring Break has always been the time she would only have more difficulties in fo changes. Students recommit to their running the EPA. Because of the con- vows of studying instead of partying, and troversy surrounding the agency, she said seniors begin to remember the past, pro- she resigned because “it was getting to the bably forgetting the present and hoping point where I couldn’t do my job for the future. The Reagan administration anymore." Whether or not Burford was also saw the need for a change. But it doing an adequate job is hindsight. The didn’t have to make one because the pro~ administration needed someone to run blem apparently resolved itself. Director the EPA efficiently, and, with every move of the Environmental Protection Agency under close examination by the public Anne Gorsuch Burford resigned. coupled with Congressional scrutiny, Burford was no longer that person. She “l resigned because i felt i had become recognized that fact and resigned. the issue,” Burford said. Perhaps Burford However, the Reagan administration ‘ ”A“ . 4.," speaks the truth, but she only became the must not think that the problem of the w 1': issue because the media and the controversy surrounding the EPA is solv- American public needed a scapegoat to ed simply because of Burford’s resigna- take the blame for the agency’s controver- tion; it hardly appeases the public uncer- Wolfpack claims ACC title sial toxic waste clean-up program. The tainty and administrative incompetence of Reagan administration was quick to ac- the agency. Much care must be taken by cept Burford's resignation in an effort to the Reagan administration in the selection Participants receive awards save face. of Burford's successor. Reagan must ap- Burford did the right thing in resigning. point a person who is genuinely concern- ATLANTA — The 30th ACC Basketball and.tuck decision goes to Georgia Tech's newcomer can win and that Tech will soon be The EPA had been mired in allegations of ed with protecting the environment and Tournament is history, but some awards need female cheerleaders. As one sports writer a contender. mismanagement, political favoritism and not kissing up to big business. The posi- to be presented in addition to State being said, “What did they do, put them in the OCoach With the Worst Attitude — Terry conflicts of interest in its billion-dollar tion of administrator of the EPA should crowned champs. dryer all night long?" Holland. The only head coach in the touma- “superfund” toxic waste clean-up pro- not be entirely concerned with politics, OMost Non-Cheering Cheerleaders ('2‘) -— ment to get a technical foul, and that was in gram. Burford was also at the center of rather, it should act as a protecor of the The trio of starting seniors for State — Virginia's squad looked more like a group of the Georgia Tech game when his team had a Sidney Lowe, and Thurl commanding lead. another controversy — executive environment. Period. Bailey were named to the all-toumament rejects from a burlesque show than privilege. Following orders from President The Reagan administration needs to team. and Lowe was given the Everette Case cheerleaders. The squad’s poorly- OPlayer with the Worst Attitude — Virginia’s Burford refused to give get the EPA back on its feet and running Ralph Sampson. He must have learned Ronald Reagan, Award as the tournament's MVP. Atthe Tournament everything from his 'coach because Sampson agency files to Congress. She was held in. smoothly as soon as possible. Naming a Without a doubt, State’s Cheerleading " ontempt of Congress. competent successor is definitely a step in acted just as poorly. l squad. led by seniors Jane Grey Baldwin OMost Gutsy Ball Player Georgia Tech’s Burford was correct in assuming that the right direction. from Whiteville and Walker Knox from Rock TOM ' Mark Price. Although a freshman, he never Hill, SC, was simply the best in Atlanta. gave up; even when his team was down by Baldwin gets the award for the most spirited CARRIGAN 29 points against Virginia. Driesell’s attitude u’gly; cheerleader. while Knox gets the nod for the strongest, most athletic cheerleader. .Most Loyal Fan Fannie May Bell. At 83 Some other awards need to be presented years of age, she still yells and gets more ex: as well: Editorial Writer cited than most fans one-fourth her age. athletes not above law OWorst Fans —. Actually a tie between North 9“." "- a — . .Best Mascot — Almdst-a toss-up between“ :- choreographed dance --routines -were- ' Carolina and Virginia.''Carolina's-fair-Weather , Speakingpf 'iresigiations; .Maryland handling of the case. “They’re saying-that Maryland’s Terrapin and W Tech’s j “W,. , , the ' 'ing likewise. fans caused ticket prices to tumble whemthe basketball coach ought to their sports guys are more important than Stinger. But the nod has to go with ‘the %Worst"dxh"$‘roumament '— Lefty not Heels got beat, while the ’Hoos were arrogant resign if the allegations a women," said Emily Nalven, a studentpat Stinger. The halftime show between the Terp only can't win a tournament, he lacks the and obnoxious — for absolutely no reason newspaper made are true. The the Women’s Center. When asked about ' and Stinger was probably the best part of the ability to lead his players off the court as well. since Sampson has never won an ACC Tour- newspaper called for Driesell’s resigna- the Women’s Center's reaction, Driesell sloppily-played Tectharyland game. He has failed to set a good example for his nament and never will. tion, saying he tried to pressure a female said, “I don’t care about the Women’s .Worst Cheerleaders —- In a hands down players to follow. .Most Sporting Fans Tech's fans stayed l’m the men’s center." decision, the girls from Maryland win (or lose, OBest Coach No question Jim student to drop a complaint that resulted Center. actually — they can't really be called Valvano. His team played the three toughest throughout the tournament and cheered for in disciplinary, probation for basketball Driesell has not made any official com- cheerleaders). The girls achieved the honor games in the tournament and won all of the underdogs all the way. Thanks. player Herman Veal. Driesell's alleged ac— ment yet on the situation, but his attitude while watching a depressed group of Terp them. He got his first win over Virginia coach The tournament will return to Greensboro tions are about as deplorable as Veal’s. and the entire situation is ugly. One gets fans. Basketball coach Lefty Driesell once , as well as his first ACC Tour- next year. Let’s hope that State can win the Veal did not play in this weekend's the impression that Driesell is more con- ,again proved that he cannot win the ACC nament Championship. big one again and those who need to will ACC basketball tournament. Athletic cerned with winning ball games than Tournament. OCoach With the Most Potential - Tech change their unsportsmanlike attitudes. Director Dick Dull confirmed that he had upholding the ideals of a university, let OTighteet Cheerleading Uniform -— A nip- coach . He proved that a See you in Albuquerque. ' been barred from playing basketball for alone upholding the law and the rights of the rest of the season. University officials, an individual. Miami government censors cable television however, have declined to discuss the it is one thing to break the law; it’s reasons for . Veal's ' suspension. But 'MlAMl Since January, local lawyer Ellis when minors may be exposed to “obscene" preliminary steps to protect children and un- published reports, based on anonymous another to try and get away with it. There Rubin has expanded his television menu by and “indecent" programming. As Assistant willing adults,” Rubin wrote in his brief, “the sources, say the action was taken in appears to be a feeling that athletes are ‘ subscribing to this city's new cable television City Attorney John J. Copelan wrote, “Cable appropriate remedy lies in the viewer's ability response to a complaint by a 21-year-old above the law, especially professional service. Like others in Miami, Rubin can now operators, like publishers and wireless broad- to switch channels or turn the set off or. . . woman that Veal made unwanted sexual athletes. The National Basketball Associa- watch, in addition to the networks, movies on casters, are entitled to First Amendment pro- not to subscribe to cable television in the first advances toward her last fall. tion has been allegedly riddled with a Home Box Office, endless religious pro-' place." student conduct bOard drug problem, but how many players grams, Latin soap operas and game shows. As for minors, Rubin told our associate, A five-member have been arrested? Some players do get But, unlike 400.000 cable subscribers Michael Duffy, that lock boxes and scrambling ruled that Veal had violated the campus caught, but, like baseball pitcher elsewhere in America, Rubin can't get the devices can be attached to most sets to keep judicial code. The decision was upheld by Ferguson Jenkins, they usually get off Playboy Channel. The popular softcore cable cablepom out of the reach of children (or administrative officials. easier than non-athletes. service has been banned here by an or- anyone else). Driesell has denied reports that be dinance passed by referendum last fall. 'Cedy As for public fears about the proliferation of pressured the woman to withdraw her Athletes are hardly above the law. One Frustrated, Rubin has filed suit in federal trash, that's clearly a matter of taste. Many complaint against Veal. However, he has of State's basketball players found that out court seeking an injunction on grounds that SHEARER Americans already take exception to the in- not denied that he called the coed student when he stole a couple of pizzas this sum- cable television broadcasters and viewers ane and violent fare currently available on the three times, but he told one reporter: “i mer. He was wrong and he knows that; deserve constitutional protections. “I don't Editorial Columnists «networks; others are as insulted by 24-hour never asked the girl to drop the com- he has also paid his dues. want the city to come into my bedroom and religious crusades as by cablepom. Whether plaint.” Driesell's alleged actions only con- turn off my set," Rubin said Feb. 25. A tection. but is is inappropriate to apply to society can settle on what’s good and bad is The head of the university's student tribute to further distort the role of the stu- federal judge held the case’s first hearing on cable operators the First Amendment prin- doubtful. legal aid office'is pressing for a university dent athlete on campus. if Driesell's alleg- March 3. . . ciples governing newspapers." That's why they invented channels. As T€d accurate, his Perhaps to the dismdy of those who docu- Unfortunately, the Miami ordinance is, in Koppel of ABC News told Miami residents investigation of Driesell’s alleged actions. ed actions are found to be ment permissiveness, the issue is not whether places, tortured law. It gives the city itself the last week during a televised forum on how the And the women’s Center at Maryland resignation should be expected imo the antics of Emmanuelle, The Stud and right to question and then determine media contribute to violence, “Television is was openly critical of the university’s mediately thereafter. Playboy's Playmate Sweepstakes are ap- what is indecent, regardless of less-sweeping the ultimate form of democracy. We respond I?, ... ,_.. , ,. ..‘ , .r. . . propriate programming for commercial televi- Supreme Court standards. to what the public wants. If you feel there is sion. At the heart of the matter is whether Ellis Rubin says that the responsibility lies too much violence, change the dial. if enough local governments can tell cable operators with subscribers themselves. “Rather than. of you do that, TV will change." what they can and cannot broadcast. government requiring cable operators to take Field Newspaper Syndicate Not surprisingly, cities and many of the 4,792 cable outfits in the United States are are-mm.- .uwraprwul are-mu closely watching the Miami case for hints about whether to regulate and what to broad- W: cast. (lronically, neithef Playboy nor HBO, which stand to win or lose the most in this_ case, are risking their reputations by filing friend-of-the—court briefs.) Because cable TV offers so many more channels than its network counterparts, and because it arrives via wire — not antenna -— the two forms of the same medium have never been regulated identically. In fact. federal and local officials have generally stayed away from cable regulation. But after Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre saw "naked bodies" on cable during a trip to New oYork, he vowed to keep the stuff out of Dade County living rooms. Ferre pushed through the anti-pom referendum, in his words. to help “reinforce. a community's moral stan- dard." in its preliminary brief prepared for Judge .William Hoeveler, the city argues that it has a right to govern cable content,‘ particularly? Features March 14, 1933 Technician . ,.

State enjoys dairyprqducts at discount John Umstead Hospital provide raw milk used to produce goods for mental institutions and prisons. The finished products are delivered within the If you've ever eaten some of the ice cream or coir plant's 50mile operating radius by two insulated tage cheese. or drunk some of the milk sold on cam. trucks and a delivery van. The van is not insulated pus. then you've probably noticed that the prices of and is used only for “local" deliveries such as those these dairy commodities are much lower than the on campus. prices in the market off campus. ‘ The plant is very state of the art and sanitary. It The difference is generally attributable to State's currently has a “Grade A" sanitation rating of 93 per- food science department. More specifically. it is the cent. Machines at the plant produce all the ice cream dairy plant that provides these products on campus. sold through University Food Services. In addition. less expensively than anywhere else in Raleigh. the milk sold in the weird containers called “tetra- The plant. also known as the creamery. was paks" is produced at the dairy plant. established in the 1940s and once operated out of the The tetra-paks are a cost-cutting packaging basement of Polk Hall. Now. the modern facility for device. Early said. research. teaching and experimentation operates This is why you do not see this package in grocery from within Schaub Hall food science building stores; they are just not attractive from a marketing located between the dining hall and the Biltmore standpoint. Since the plant is not interested in profit. forestry building. _ it uses these packages. Early said. Dairy plant operator Rick Early oversees the pro One of the few non-State-owned suppliers used by duction of ice creams. milk and cottage cheese. 4 ‘\' the plant provides such ingredients as chocolate “We cannot sell anything we make here to gain a Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley chips and almonds for ice cream. profit." Early said. The University's dairy ph’rrt lowers prices for State students. The plant can produce about 50 threogallon The dairy plant is not in business to make a profit. using raw materials gem State-owned dairy farms. the products charging for the cost of production." buckets of ice cream in an hour. In fact. the plant is not even “in business." The dairy The University’s iry farm products are made Early said. Early has been the dairy plant's operator for a lit- facility is for research. development and teachmgcgn- from the Finley Faim herd near Carter-Finley The result is low-priced dairy goods with savings tle over a year and a half. He received a bachelor of ly. according to Early. ‘,*\;g.'.,“{:}z'f Stadium. 7. passed on to the consumers — mainly students. science degree in chemistry from State in 1976 and All the products sold to the Universiti’fategina'devs “They fill our raw m lk tank truck, and we produce Other Statoowned dairy farms at Dix Hill and went on to earn a master's in food science in 1979. Fraternity turns around . by Kurt Jetta Kids need student big brothers Feature Writer Jim Miller says he needs 60 big brothers. and he “Generally young kids are isolated from male role The North Carolina Alpha Chapter of Sigma Alpha would like to get many of them from State. models. If they don't get it through this type of pro Epsilon Fraternity at State has come a long way in Miller, volunteer services coordinator for W.H. gram. they may not get it." Miller said. the past year. The mistakes and indiscretions of the Trentman Mental Health Center of Wake County. The kind of volunteers Miller would like should be fraternity oVer the years previous to 1982 have been has nearly 60 boys on a waiting list for “big willing to devote a few hours each week to develop well-documented and well-recognised by Greeks and brothers” in the “Bridges to Hope" program. ing a relationship. non-Greeks alike. Perhaps what has not been Miller says many of the boys in the program come “Volunteers must be consistent over time so the system. from broken homes and live with their mothers. kid can learn to trust." he said. recognized by those outside State‘s Greek Most are having some minor emotional problems Most volunteers spend two to three hours a week however. are the vast improvements made by this when they enter the program. with their “little brothers." The program asks chapter in just one year. The purpose of “Bridges to Hope" is to provide a volunteers to commit a year to the relationship. “It took vast resources and a lot of hard work to . male role model for the kids. The boys range in‘age from 8 to 15 and come from turn ourselves around." said Chapter President Bill Raleigh and all over Wake County. Thorne. a senior in business management. “We need- *i*i*****tititttfitiitiiittitti Miller says there are 80 “big brothers" matched ed money from our alumni and national organization. with “little brothers". and about 20 percent of the with legwork provided'by our brotherhood. to build a volunteers are students. stable chapter.” . _ HO “Bridges to Hope" began in 1968 at State in con- Turnaround. indeed! Sigma Alpha Epsilon has junction with W.H. Trentman Mental Health Center. doubled its membership from 17 to 34 in just one At first. the program used only men from State as year. Also in 1982. the fraternity experienced a volunteers. significant academic improvement by going from be- "BOUT The program now uses volunteers from the com- ing ranked 19th to 13th out of 20 fraternities at munity and includes women in the “big sisters" pro State. . “Most importantly. though, was the fact that we changed from a chapter with a debt of several thou- sand dollars to one with a financial surplus." pointed out former Treasurer John Gregg. a junior-fin tag: .- '- tiles. ., .. * PACK» “We point out to prospective members the tremen- ) dous potential for growth in Sigma Alpha Epsilon." 1983 ACC Champions Thorns said. “It's really exciting starting a fraterni- An Idea. ty from scratch. which in effect we have been doing." Thorpe said that his chapter had progressed so far SET THE WORLD that they were chosen to host the Sigma Alpha Ep- ON ITS Win A Meal! silon District Leadership Conference held recently. by Lawrence Burl-er State's chapter is just one of 185 Sigma Alpha Ep- silon chapters throughout the country. Started in Contributing Writer FEET 1856. Sigma Alpha Epsilon carries a long tradition of Angela Davis-Gardner. author of the critically- Inobservance oi National fraternity excellence and achievement. In fact. it can acclaimed novel. Felice. will give a free public reading Somelobstokeollyouhavetoglve.butthen.yougetoiotln Nutrition Month North Coro— boast of having more initiates than any other frater- from her work at State. G-lll Link Building. on Wednes- return. Like the Peace Corps. Asa Peace Corpsvolunteer. you ll nity in the world. Some of the more prestigious day at 4:00. beputtlngyourdegree. youringenuityand yourflexibilitytoworlr lina State University students Alpha Epsilon alumni are pollster George itoryoutohelptheworld'spoorestpeoplebecomeself-watching are being urged to submit Sigma Sponsored by State's English department, the Davis- in the areas or food production, energy conservation. health ideas promoting nutrition Gallup. actors Lloyd Bridges and Robert Young and Gardner reading is the first in a series of three *public services and economic development. Whether you're building Virginia Governor John Dalton. readings by prominent women writers. Annie Dillard will bridges in Nepal or developing disease-resistant vegetables In 7 awareness at NCSU read from her current work on March 21. at 3:45, 113 Western Samoa. you'll have the satisioction oi knowing that The entry which best “Being the largest fraternity. 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' 1 '4.3.3flipjfl’.lil"fl’!r LECTURES COMMITTEE PRESENTS: The Union Activities Board is currently accepting applications “How the Music "3(5)- for the following positions for the 83-84 term Business . UAB Student Center President Rocks and Rolls Vice President Wed-As.444“71-“ with Vic Secretary vy'ig‘h/_, Garbarini,Managin“3 Treasurer Editor of Musician 1...41) r- Magizine and Andy 'i I Chairmanships are also available on UAB committees Summers, The as follows: 4)y; .\u Police’s Super Entertainment Black Students ‘Dance . f3 Guitarist" Lectures International Films 5 Monday,March 14,1983 8:00pm Stewart Theatre

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Robert Hazard takes no chances with new album by Craig Deal By late 1981. Hazard had they sound like the Sex plenty of social commen- painstakingly strummed Entertainment Writer independently put out an Pistols without the violence tary in them but they were each of the song's chords on EP which sold about 50.000 and intensity. written. seemingly. for peo copies -in his acoustic guitar. Hazard ago. a young Philly. RCA has Still )other times. the ple who never made it past and his band crash through Five years currently re-released the band sounds like the Knack the seventh grade. Take each chord on electric jewelry engraver casually mini-LP and distributed it without its well-produced “Escalator of Life." for “ex- guitars. keyboards and moved into Philadelphia's nationally. giving Hazard ample: drums music scene. The young the necessary exposure for teenage charisma. Then. to give us a punked- man‘s name was Robert him to once you’re confused. the They got my Mazda at out version of the classic. o he make the big time. band sounds like the 8:33 the 13-2 Parfait While it is impressive Hazard. and evidently without its hypersilliness. that Hazard can still give thought he was destined to The work. simply titled At the Rock Roll meaning to a song that is become a rock star. On his Robert Hazard. probably So. Hazard comes across Supermarket almost 20 years old. it is way to becoming a sensa- won't get Hazard the atten- as being in an undefinable Muzak-music make me doubtful that Hazard's own tion in the Delaware Valley. tion he wants. Although musical limbo. ‘stuck feel so funny career or songs will be able Hazard put in some long Hazard uses all the right in- somewhere between punk. went and spent all my to transcend the same hard hours doing almost gredients. he doesn‘t put new wave and pop. As a money. amount of time. Robert Hazard anything he could to make them together according to result. he lacks enough Hazard wrote four out of The songs on Robert recently performed it in the Philly bar scene —— the recipe. Hazard and his elements of any one type of the EP's five tunes. with Hazard have their bright at a special even if it meant playing band sound at times like X rock to gain a large national the exception being a cover spots. but they just aren't showcase in RCA's folk. country western or without the musical and following. of Bob Dylan's "Blowin' in strong enough to give this studio A in midtown» reggae to get noticed. lyrical talent. ()thcr times Hazard’s songs have the Wind." But while Dylan artist his big break. it t Manhattan. Songs that received tremendous radio claSsifiedL— rattler-— action are Claw cost 15¢ per word with boys' summer camp Ill “on” Aole In in TYPING FOR STUDENTS — my home. NOBEL PRIZE wmriing physwisf Dr Ivar -~ ENGINEERS DANCE S! Pars Dance “Escalator of Life," a minimum charge of $2.25 per irisenion. sliucl either one nl l‘lllllWIl‘g water lBM Selecinc. Script type available. Very Giaever Will speak on campus in Poe March 19, Student Center Ballroom 8 l? "Change ,Reactlon" All ads must he prepaid. Mail check and safety, waierskiing, hiialing, soccer, good raiesrCall 8343747. , ' 2T6, 1 pm, March l8 Topic Will be pm Free:to engineers and guest wnh and ”Out of the ad to W, PO. Box 5698 basketball, ans and walls 'ocliclirnbinlg, cancer research lD.reg Blue." College St Station, Raleigh, NC 27650. riflery, ham radio ”ELKPJH some. ar Deadline is 5 pm. on the date of Dubllcav Chery. track, tennis, gull photography $7.22 PER HOUR GUARANTEED. local PLANT LOVERS The NCSU student tion for the previous ISSUE. Liability for pioneering or general .iihleiics Wine company. Work 15 hours min. Full horiiCuIiure dub holds ITS annual spring Photo courtesy RCA mistakes in ad limited to refund or union Camp Director, HP Red Rambler Drive, iime possrble in summer, All maiors con h0useplani clinic and sale all day long THE ALCDHDL AWARENESS FAIR has Records and Tapes hog and must he reported to our offices Lafayette Hill. Pa 134444 sndered. 832-7423 losll 36:30 pm, onIyI. March 18 19 ‘ been scheduled for March 29 ll wrll he a publication of unique event where vou can "HaISu Vonr Wlihin two days after first DELTA SIGMA THETA Sorority IS haying Spirits" and your knr‘wlcdoe about ad. RODMMATES WANTED — interested an "above the knee" Dall‘, Friday March alcohol a1 the some lime 5! you or your IE IT CAN BE IYPEU, ' lAN YYPE ll. model railroading at Wakefield 18 at Norm Hall ll begins at 9 p m and organization are interesied in i-elpmq counquns, OVER 19 who like io have qmckly, accurately and .rasonahly Mrs $32l‘ilsom. plus Ill utilities Call John lasts Ulllll l a m Admissrori is 50 cents With the lair or sponsoring an nihvuy fun and malts fun of unique ovarnighi Tucker 828-5512 7375594. wnh apparel and 75 cents Without call Jerry Barker. 737 2553

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81 -78 Lowe. pulled to within two (continued from page 1) at 61-59 with 9:37 left. A three-point bucket by side is 85 percent of the Bailey with 7:02 left gave game. Coach V told us at State a 67—65 lead. They the half we had to hit the would never trail again. boards a little more and Valvano doesn’t single it keep them from getting se- out as his greatest victory. cond shots. We had to get “I can’t say this‘Is my big second shots. too." gest win." he said. “It’s all Virginia coach Terry relative. When I was head Holland was not overly coach at Johns Hopkins. we distraught over not winn- beat Swathmore College. ing his second ACC Cham- 72-49. when I was 28 in my _ pionship in four tries in the first year of coaching. I finals celebrated my brains out. “First ofall. I want to say for three weeks." congratulations to State." Whittenburg gave State he said. “They played a a 71-66 lead with 5:46 left. tremendous game. No. I Then a jumpball brought on don’t think this is the prize protest from Virginia that has alluded us during coach Jeff Jones - the Sampson Era. We have remember the mugging at had a great season with a midcourt. 27-4 record. I don't think That turned out to be a not playing (North) six-point turnaround. Whit- Carolina was a factor. It tenburg sank both free was a matter of probably throws on the technical. being overenthusisstic in Then the Wolfpack got the the tournament. We got the ball. and Whit popped an ball inside a lot. I was pleas- 18-footer to give State a ed with that play." 7566 margin. State placed three people “They called a jump ball. on the all—Tournament and there was a big scram- team. a feat it hasn't ac: ble." said Jones of the call. eomplished since 1959 when “You probably couldn't Lou Pucillo. John Richter print what I said. It was a and George Stipanovich crucial call. I would be lying ' graced the team. Bailey. if I said it wasn't." Lowe and Whittenburg The Wolfpack spread it joined Sampson and Wilson out at that point. but had on the team. ’trouble at the line as it The Pack also made the missed three straight front second team as Georgia ends of a one-and-one. Tech's Mark Price. Sam “The free throws down Perkins and Matt Doherty the end are tough shots.” Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley joined Charles on the Valvano said. "We could State players celebrate after the Voilpack‘s exhilarating 61-16 victory over nationally second-ranked Virginia in the ACC squad. Whittenburg edged have beaten Carolina a lot Tournament finals Sunday. Price by one vote on the easier at our place ifwe had team as he followed Satur- made our free throws. But Clayton Brinkley days 15point effort with Dereck hit the ones he Staff photo by Red contingent follows State to glory another 15-point output. in- needed to with six seconds 1’ skied for 66 points In State’s three tourney wins. student cluding the final free left. We needed a senior to by Tom Carrigan wool jacket and matching got to wear my lucky were when I was throws which iced the win. come through at that point. eye. and I couldn't go with good chance to win." Editorial Writer ~ skirt with a State red outfit." she said refering to body president." The win marks the first and he did." that." Ironically. it was against blouse. said she never miss her wool suit. “I wore it in Hunt's son. Janfes. Jr.. With State holding a ATLANTA — There is ed a State game. the last State-Carolina who goes to UNC. seemed time that State has beaten “Against Carolina at Virginia that the Pack faced only one - and some how. “I've been to Honolulu. game. and I will wear it in to take the Heel‘s loss in Virginia since the Pack home. we kept missing free 79-75 lead with 20 seconds most of its highs and lows Governor won. M56. in their first throws. and we won. And left. Wilson hit a three- this season. In the first some way. play' g I Ha_waii.mTe_mpe. Ariz.. this one.”_ , stride. giving the meeting against Sampson we missed here. and we pointer. Then. with only six game. Whittonburg was in- ble basketball .3316fliifig Reno. Nev.. Anaheim. Bell wasn't the only State I “Congratulations Dad. in Raleigh during the "1980 won,” said Gannon. seconds left. Whittenburg jured. In the second game. the‘bigplayswhen they Calif: and ." Bell fanexhilaratedby the State Good game. you deserved season. On two of the misses. was fouled and canned both he came back. And in the counted. State won the said. victory in Atlanta. Gov. to win." The Wahoos began to Whittenburg got the re- attempts to give State its third. they won their ninth ACC Tournament for the May. whose husband James Hunt even arrived in Hunt explained that his build a lead mid-way bound. but was called for winning margin. ACC title. Only North first time since 1974. graduated from State in the ,Omni in time to see son was still a State fan. through the second half. traveling both times. “I was just thinking of Carolina's 10 can top that. Through all the tense 1918 and later was on the State beat the Tar Heels. “He's still got red in his The Cave built their‘largest “The first (call) I could go my balance." Whittenburg “We talked a great deal moments. State fans kept board of trustees at State. He then stayed to celebrate veins." the elder Hunt said. margin at 57—49 and at 59-51 with because I got bumped said. “The coach said if I hit about a lot of things. We the faith. never giving up. said she really started the victory over Virginia as Gov. Hunt. who attended both of them. rejoicing and celebrating following the Pack when well. UNC law school. was asked with ll-and-a-half minutes and fell and when you get then they talked about Coach Case with the team all the way. Everette Case started to “It just goes to show you who he was pulling for in to play. State bounced back. on the ground. that's travel~ would have to get a three- One of the most loyal of coach. and she has followed never give up until it is the overtime with the and. with three-point ing." said Whit. “The se- pointer to tie it. When I got (See ‘ACC', page 8) all the Wolfpack con- State ever since. over" Hunt said after North Carolina. buckets by Gannon -and cond one I got poked in the both. I felt like we had a tingents would have to be After a squeaker win State's heartstopping win “Which side?" Hunt ask- Fanny “May" Bell. 83. who over Wake Forest on Fri- over North Carolina. ed. “The side I was born Terps turn tide on Pack yvomen, notch ACC title is the oldest. truly active day. Bell was asked about Hunt. who was sitting in with." member of the Wolfpack State‘s chances against the middle of State's cheer- State ’Chancellor Bruce by Devin Steele pionship last weekend in' 7 Both teams are 22-? 26 points against the Club. North Carolina. . ing section. was definitely Poulton. attending his first Assistant Sports Editor Fayetteville. overall and are headed for Deacons. 42 against Clem- Bell. dressed in a gray “I don't know. but I've cheering for his alma ACC tournament. was truly The Pack's nationally NCAA play. The Wolfpack son (including 16 of 18 from mater. taken in by the tournament. Just when it counted lBth-ranked women had hosts ninth-ranked Penn the free throw line) and 32 Hunt. former student “This is just one big most. Maryland's women's previously upset the 7th- State Saturday at 7:30 in in the finale. Floor general RALEIGH body president at State. social event." he said. “It's basketball team turned the ranked Terrapins twice in in the Armstrong had offensive was obviously excited with great. super!" tide on State's women. stop- the regular season. before opening round. outputs of 14. 22 and 16. PRINTING 8r TYPING the outcome. ping the Wolfpack 84~81 to Maryland came on the win- State earned the right to while parceling out a total “They're as good as they ( See ‘Poulton. ’ page I capture its third straight ning side of a close game in play in the finals by ‘of 18 assists in the three FAST CONFIDENTIAL EFFICIuNT ACC Tournament Cham- the tourney’s finals. defeating Wake Forest games. ' ”RALEICH’S COMMIT! TYPING A COPYING SERVICE” 104-66 and Clemson 103-87 Against Maryland. Page -IISTAIT OFFICE SEIVICE oliITOIITIC IEPETITIVE lm first and second scored on a driving shot to -"0FESSIOIAI. I “EAT!“ "PM murmur - III“ in the - IESIIIES"”8EM" oIICliIIE TWO“ rounds. knot the count at 75 all with . PIIITEDsIIIIPIES IOTMYIE‘ILIC The Pack's Linda Page 4:04 left. The Terrapins . IIIIIEISIAIN / \ was named coMVP. along went on a 6—0 scoring spree with the Terp's Jasmina to gain the lead it never Perazic. and Angie Arm- relinquished. The Wolfpack ‘lstrong made the all- pulled within one. 82-81. Tourament team. Dead-eye with 13 seconds left on a target Page put on a scor- (See ‘Womem'me 7). - 4&1: 851-6994 . ing show as she wheeled for :Iji COLLEGE PAINT & BODY SHOP. INC. WOMEN’S HEALTH CARE YOU CAN AlOIIIlOdeIfflcuItdeclslon .IEII‘ FOREIGN l. DOMESTIC AUTO REPAIRS 50“ off DEFEND ON. that’s made easier by the Serving Raleigh Area Since I956 wémen ofthe Fleming Center. Counselors are avail- '21-- !. O COMPLETE IODY IEIUILDING ‘ Buffet able day and nightto support and understand you. OQUAIJTY PAINTING . 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.C l Pack 9 wins 5 over break by Bruce Winkwsrth Strange's fatal error oc- eight walks a game. and ing four-for-seven against curred at exactly the same that's just too many." UNC-C. Baird has four Assistant Sports Editor time the Wolfpack basket In addition to Brinson's home runs. 10 RBIs and ‘lsl The Wolfpack baseball ball team wrapped up the nine passes. Plesac and team highs. with 19’ runs i team finished the spring ACC Tournament cham- Mark Sigmon combined to scored and six stolen bases break with back-toback pionship and the roar from walk six in the opener. and since filling the lead-offspot double-headers Saturday the campus seemed to for the eight games over vacated when Ken Sears and Sunday. The Wolfpack unsettle the freshman spring break. Wolfpack pit- graduated. swept George Mason 20-3 shortstop. chers walked 58 batters. Also hitting over .300 for and 12—10. and split with Esposito wasn't sure if while striking out 51. the Wolfpack are Strange UNC—Charlotte. losing the Strange's error was caused On the brighter side of (.345). Mark Celedonia opener 10—7 and winningthe by the sudden noise. but he the Wolfpack’s pitching (.359). Joe Maciejewski nightcap 4-3. The did say that the basketball situation. Plesac if. still 2-0 (.333) and Jim Toman (.348). Wolfpack's record for the tournament was on his with a 1.83 ERA. and Toman. the Wolfpack's break was 5-3. and their players' minds. freshman reliever David team captain. pulled a overall record is now 9-4-1. “We've played the last Hall has looked sharp in hamstring in the second Tracy Woodson hit a two days while the basket two of his four outings. game against UNC-C. His home run in each game ball team was playing. and “We're gonna keep look- immediate status is against George Mason. in- ' distraction." ing at Hall." Esposito said.. unknown. but Esposito is eluding ‘ 87‘9““ in the Epamnma “We‘ve been “Even against Francis hopeful of having him back °P°n°’- Ml” Pesavento pulling so hard for them go Marion (a 54 State loss). he soon. . went the distance in the win that maybe it wu‘hg got the ground ball we Hamstrings are always opener for his third win tor.” wanted." bad." Esposito said. “If the against no losses. In the se- In the nightcap. Jay Mike Pesavento is _3-0 pain isn't too bad. we may cond game against the doubled home Doug with 21 strikeouts in 21 mn- be able to use him soon. We and has c0“ keep setting a player in a“WMthree-run0°“?homer3m“?in itiihe3“ andDavislaterin thescoredsecondon ‘inningwild tuned“388 Pitched.to dumbifiouhn-d jured each game. and thats bottom of the seventh n- pitch. and Chris Baird baserunners wit is one streak I'd like to break. "18 to make I winner 0‘ doubled home two runs in pickoff move to first. Brin- Here are the scores from freshman reliever David the fourth to give Hugh son. despite his Sunday State's other games over Hall. Brinson a lead just big wildness. has 23 strikeou‘s the break: Mar. 4 State Defense and relief pit- enough to hold 0 belch» in 18 and two-thirds innings 13. ECU 7; 5 — Virginia ching failed the Pack in the the me was ca 33%? to go with his 2-1 record. . Tech 11. State 1; — State Opener Sunday train-t ,mlf'mm “m7 Offensively. the 4. ECU 1; - Francis UNC-C. Dan Plesac took a , , as we 1* Wolfpack has been much Marion 5. State 4: 12 -— 7-2 lead into the seventh in- inagain??? .3. ‘3'): more productive. Third State 20, George Mason 3; ning. but a g Strange . . .« baseman Woodson is on a State 12. George Mason 10; photo Scott lbntsomenr «one. k "mfive mauled°P° u”runsm”as thef" loaded.m” "dHelaying?“"1? .. M7'“ "”mmtinghome runs Pmand i"RBIs.I’m" State13 7;UNC'Cha’M‘eState 4. UNC-10' Mike Pessvento has complied a so record for the wollpodi allssesson. while strildng «to; bambylrs "”m 49ers tied the score. ”Nd‘ out ““9" 3f the Through 14 games. Wood- Charlotte Kenny Morgan's tworun 3:“ 13:30:13“ hi 9:: 'son has six home runs and . . . h thet' ral- -. '* I.Th 'l ' in last ACC Tou rne doublemm“by Kevin Ayers and ofm...hi‘ ”at"w 53wb ' $3“:categories 415:3?are 10 ”5°33:and 59 Women senlo rs shine ”It's really een respectively. both set by _ .. . . freshmana two-runthirdhomermm",by "ruling." ngiw 53kt ., Chuckie Canady in 1980. . _ h’d todoa betterjob defeir If we can get a little bit Maryland 13. State 17. W ( Continued from page 6)‘ sively the second half. We Of rest MW. and get hungry Technicals -— none. A - Wake Forest“ Barry Shifflett won the “Coming into this weekend. Chris Baird upped his Jackson 5 5-6 15. Durham game for the 49ers. we were averaging seven to batting average to .400. go bank shot by Page. but two percentageknew we “adown.'f° bring that ‘9‘“be ready“'9“toIgo“if“in the'9firstcan 2-134- Slllfll I 4 0-0 8. Buchanan 3 1-2 7. free throws by Rocky Yow acknowledged the round." she said. Stockton 3 1-3 7. Brooks 3 Mount's Marcia Richardson play of the Pack seniors. W Clemson 87 22 8. Henderson 2 0-0 4. ’ PO“ ton sees a at ESt salted away the victory for. who were making their last rAggaNafilgs Jones 01 18. Knight 4 Stiers 1 0-02. McCanshan 1 L the Terrapins. hurrah in ACC action. T 1-19.Caple21-2 5. Austin2 on 2. Collins 2 0.0 4. Mar- ! Shooting a sizzling 64 “The seniors —- Angie Finals 0-1 4. Cubelic6 0-1 12. Hall 1 shall 0 0-0 0. Leidner 1 44 4. % (Continued from m. 6) Poulton said. “I will settle When State point guard percent accuracy the first Armstrong. Sherry Lawson 46 6. Daniels 4 0-1 8. Lafave 1 1-2 3. Totals 26 g for one point to win." Sidney Lowe was announc- half, Maryland led 49.43 at and Karen Brabson — . Maryland 84 Oraczewski 9 7-9 25. Mar- 14-18 as. Emyl Jenkins, wife of And win State did. 3" ed as the Everette Case intermission. State never couldn't have played any Hakala 3 2‘3 18: Lytle 5 shall 0 0-10. Totals 37 13-23 State 104 Clauston. State legal. As the Wolfpack was Award recipient. State fans led the second half. but pull- harder and any better for 1‘2 11- Pearman 5 0'0 10. 87. Kreicker50—0 10.918011 counsel. said to Poulton receiving the trophies, in unison felt that he ed to within one on several us," she said. “All three of 9811133800 16. Richardson "State 103 4—4 28. Adams 5 44 14. 7 after the North Carolina Poulton said. "By God. we deserved it. In a mimic of occasions before tying the them play like we like to 5 5‘8 18- Wood 5 1‘2 11- Adams 5 2—4 12. Page 13 Lawson 1 2-2 4. Armstrong ; game, "You've been in- did it," which provoked the UVa fans the State fans count at 75. think seniors should play. 1'0th 37 1045 84- 16-18 42. Kreicker 4 00 8. 4 08 14. Mulligan 2 2-2 6. 5V l troduced to the ACC the another State fan to say chanted. “SIDNEY. SID- “I think the first half. They gave us great inspira- State 81 Armstrong867 22, Lawson Brabson 1 0—2 2, May022-3 right way.Ithink we‘ll keep “Thank God we did it." NEY." they shot a torrid 64 per- tion by their hustle and Kreicker 1 0-1 2. Page 14 2 2—2 6. Falkena 2 2-5 6. 6. Falkena 5 4—6 14. Wild 2 you." . while yet another State fan As Bell. still wearing her cent from the field, and we their effort and their exam- 4-4 32. Adams 7 0-1 14. Arm- Mayo 2 1.2 5. Brabson 0 2—4 0-0 4. Rouse 2 0—0 4. Roger- Jenkins. sitting in the commented. "and they gave gray outfit. was leaving the just didn't do the job defen- ple on the court and on the strong 7 2-3 16. Lawson 0 2. Wild 0 0-0 0. Mulligan 0 son 0 0-0 0. Totals 40 2433 t midst of . the WOUPSCk up on us in the middle of the Omni. someone asked her if sively the first half that we bench." 2-2 2. Brahson 0 0-1 0. 0-0 0. Totals 36 31-42 103. 104. d throng said. “My grand- season," referring to the she wouldbein Greensboro needed to do." said State Yow feels the two-week Falkena 4 0—08. Mayo3 1-1 Halftime - State 52. Halftime - State 54. s father founded the press. _ next year. .She just smiled coach . ”They’re a layoff prior to the NCAA 7. Totals 36 9-13 81. Clemson 42. Technical Wake 27. Technical fouls - t Monogram Club at State. Two of coach Jim and said “You'll see me very talented team at all Tournament will benefit Halftime — Maryland 49. Fouls — Caple. Turnovers none. Turnovers Wake and I have ban a State fan Valva‘no's three daughters anywhere State is,'? _ ,7, _ five M, _ 'tions. We knew._ we her team. State 43. 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Wolfpack TKOs Pack nips Wake in opener2 by Tom Carrigan acknowledged the roller- “We got a little carried Tar Heels in semis Editorial Writer coaster series with them. away with the pass and it 3 “Everything we do well. got away from us." said . ATLANTA - A barn- they don't. and everything Wake coach Carl Tacy. “ by W“ Terry Kelley ends of a one-and-one and burner was in order after they do well. we don't. “Our guys gave a great ef- ‘ repeated that act after a two roller-coaster games When we want to run. they fort but. realistically. it has Sports Editor Hunter basket. Senior for- between State's and Wake want to play a slow game. to be an NIT bid for us ATLANTA — ward Thurl Bailey then put Forest‘s basketball teams When we slowed it down: now." Remember all the talk in four more free throws to this season. they wanted to run." he State assistant Tom about how State couldn’t add the final touches. The Wolfpack dropped a said. speaking on the Wake Abatemarco. when asked beat North Carolina? Well. “We were looking for a lopsided. 18-point game to Forest series. about State's chances in the Wolfpack's got a streak good shot." Bailey said of the Deacons in the first Valvano knew that last NCAA. said. “‘We've got to going now after its second the three-point basket by meeting and embarrased week's 13089 win over the have a shot." 'g. consecutive seven-point Whittenburg. “Dereck's a Wake by 41 in the second. Deacs was no indication of Thurl Bailey. who scored win over the Tar Heels. this senior and he took control. but edged the Deacs. 71-70. their strength. a game-high 25 points while one coming in the semi- that's all there is to it. I was in Friday night‘s nail-biter Valvano had hoped that grabbing eight rebounds, finals of the_ACC Tourna- a mu. tired at the point in the opening round of the State would have the lead expected a tough game. ment. 91-84 in overtime. when they were up by six. ACC Tournament. when the shot clock was despite the Pack's lopsided The Pack gave the Heels Maybe a little fault of pack- With the victory. State turned off so State could ‘victory in the last game a do” of their own never- ing it in. but Dereck hit the earned the right to face play its usual defense with with the Deacs. give-up medicine in taking shot and the excitement North Carolina in Wake being forced to shoot “I knew we would have to the win. as after a 70-70 tie ' built again." Saturday‘s semi-finals and in order to tie. But those be ready for them." he said. in regulation. State fell The game was pushed in- went on to defeat the Tar plans went astray. Charles, the most im- behind by six inthe over- to overtime after Brad Heels. 91-84. and gain a spot With Wake stalling the proved State player over time. _ Daugherty hit a tapin to in the coveted finals against ball with the score knotted. the past few weeks. scored “I thought we played knot the score with 29 Virginia. ' Valvano and his assistants 12 points and pulled down well. We let it get away seconds left. Lowe drove to The game was. no doubt. were confused as to as many rebounds. Whit from us in overtime." said the basket but was stripped the stretch run on the whether to foul or to play a tenburg had 13 points and State coach Jim Valvano. of the ball with two seconds roller-coaster. tight defense. Valvano had five boards. and Lowe had whose team improved to left. After a North Carolina With the score tied 70-70 suspected that Tacy might 11 points. 19-10 with the win. virtually time-out. a 30-foot shot by with 4:20 left. Wake spread call a timeout before taking “If any good came out of assuring an NCAA berth. Perkins rimmed out. the game out. hoping to a last shot. the injury of Dereck Whit “So many times we got foul- “I almost had a heart at take one last shot. but it Valvano realized after tenburg. it was the ed in the CT. I think that tack at that time." Bailey never did. the game how fortunate it emergence of Lorenzo was a key. We let down a said. The Deacons called time was that Wake had called Charles." said Valvano. bit in the OT. and I felt like State held a 41-39 out with 30 seconds left to the timeout. The Deacons had a we were going'to lose. I just halftime advantage. largely Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley set up the final play only to “We're not a good team balanced scoring attack. started trying some dif- on the play of Lowe. The over Virginia. have Sidney Lowe deflect a for chasing." he said. with six players finishing in ferent things." State point guard poured in .State captured its first ACC this under Jim Valvano Sunday in Its win pass with 20 seconds left. It seemed that the double figures. Anthony One of those different 19 points in the first half. left). North Carolina coach for anyone who didn‘t care they did a tremendous job Lowe then signaled a time coaches thought the teams Teachey and Danny Young things was putting in hitting three threepoint had something who won." said Smith. of coming back. We fouled out with 10 seconds left. were playing man-toman. led the way with 14. while . Dereck Whittenburg. Whit buckets to keep the Pack in. to say about that as well as whose team failed to make them a lot to stop their Lowe. who Valvano calls and Lowe thought his team Kenny Green. Rogers. and tenburg had struggled dur- “I just felt like I had to how the Tar Heels came the finals for only the sixth three-pointers. Of course. “the coach on the floor". was playing a 22 defense. a Delaney Rudd chipped in 10 ing the regulation. hitting look to the basket and open back from an early second- time in the last 17 tries. “It we would like to play State directed the final play. type of pressing zone. each. . for only four points. and go up some things for our half. eight point deficit. seemed we were out of it with a full game from pushing the ball inside to Luckily. after the timeout ‘ Wake Forest connected ing 05 from three-point ballclub." said Lowe. who “It was a great ball game ' and then came back in OT. Michael Jordan." Lorenzo Charles. who was State changed its lineup 25 of 53 shots for a 47 per- range. ' finished with a career-high . attempting a typical gorilla and the coaches and players cent accuracy from the The Pack had fallen 26 points and seven re- dunk. 0n the play. however. agreed on a defense in floor. while State hit 28 of behind. 82-76. with two bounds. “I just took- the he was fouled by Alvis order to make the steal and 68 for a 41 percent ac- minutes showing on the open shot and hit the first ACC title ends 9-year hiatus Rogers. who climbed up his get the win. curacy. clock. but one of the seven couple. Thank God they burg's injury really be defending ACC Cham- back to prevent the shot. Tar Heel overtime fouls put were going into the hoop." Continued from page 6) helped." he said. “Lorenzo pions. A nineyear wait has with three seconds left. Terry Gannon on the line The Pack out-rebounded Charles. when he gets the ended. and finally another . Charles missed the first Women get NCAA bid for a one-snd-onc situation. the Heels. 46-35. with and the ACC Championship ball. it's two points or a red banner will hang in of the two free throws. but After hitting both. Gannon Bailey collecting 14 bounds and how it was time to get foul. Terry Gannon got 25 Reynolds Coliseum. Maybe hit the second to give State _ From staff and wire reports ACC regular-season cham- fouled Curtis Hunter. He to go with his 17 points. the ninth." Valvano said. points one time and seven a subscript should be at- the lead and the victory. State and North pionship. but lost to missed the front end of a Cozell McQueen pulled “I'm really proud of State's of eight from the three tached. saying courtesy Danny Young's last- Carolina’s women’s basket Maryland 84-81 in the finals oneand-one and Whitten- down eight boards and six tradition. It sounds corny. point line another. Dereck Thurl Bailey. Sidney Lowe second shot fell short. as ball teams will play in the of the ACC Tournament. burg took the ball down and points. and Lorenzo Charles but we wanted one for us got hurt for a reason. He and Dereck Whittenburg. State upped its ACC Tour- first round of the NCAA Independent Penn State. shot from 20 feet to bring had eight rebounds and 16 and for NC. State. got hurt to deveIOp a lot of nament record to 36-21. basketball playoffs next 24-6. was ranked ninth in State to within one, 82-81. points. Charles played an Lowe became the first our other guys. Like Coach ACC FINALS Said Charles after the Saturday, NCAA officials the latest women‘s national , with 1:35 left. unusually long 41 minutes. State player to win the V said. it's just destiny." State 31 game about the game- announced. poll. “I was on the bench when but with his play .of late it Everette Case Award since Valvano wrote the script. Bailey 9 4-6 24. Charles 1 winning free-throw: “It was The Wolfpack's 16th- The Tar Heels. led by all- he shot it." State guard was no surprise. Tommy Burleson repeated and the team carried it out. 2-4 4. McQueen 1 0-0 2. a routine freethrow. just ranked team will host America Kathy Crawford. Sidney Lowe said. "All the “I' think I’m playing my the act in '73 and '74. He said earlier his dream Lowe 2-3 18. Whittenburg like in practice." ninth-ranked Penn State in lost to Maryland in the guys on the bench said. best ball right now." “I was in the eighth or was for Dereck Whitten- 4 5-6 15. Gannon 4 01 12. Valvano was slightly the first round at 7:30 p.m. tournament semifinals but 'that's in.‘ When he hit that Charles said. “Lately. ninth grade at that time." burg to come back and hit a Battle 2 2-5 6. Myers 0 0-0 0. more excited. In a definite in Reynolds Coliseum. The compiled their most suc- shot we knew we had it.” they've been getting the Lowe said. “David Thomp- jumper to win the ACC Totals 27 15-25 81. understatement when ask- Tar Heels. 22-7. will play cessful season ever. That was just half of the ball to me because I've been son was my favorite player. Tournament. p Virginia 78 ed for a quote about the Southeastern Conference The game with 8th- Dereck Whittenburg over- producing. If I get the ball 1 always liked Thompson Whittenburg's jumper. Miller 8 0-0 16. Robinson game. he said. “I feel pretty Champion Georgia, 24-8. in ranked Georgia will be the time show. After an and there's two men on me. and Monte Towe. This although not a three- 2 1-2 5. Sampson 9 6-7 24. good." Athens Saturday at .7:30 first meeting ever between unusual miss by Jim Brad- I‘ll look for the open man. means a great deal to me. It pointer. with 4:20 left in the Carlisle 1 0-0 2. Wilson 6 3-4 Valvano should have felt p.m. the two schools in women's dock. Whittenburg came but if there's one man on doesn't mean as much as game over Sampson at the 19. Stokes 2 4-6 8. Edelin 2 good because by defeating State. also 227. won the basketball. down and drove the me I'm going to the this championship. To win top of the lane. giving State 0-0 4. Merrifield 0 0-0 0. Wake. State virtually lock- basket." an award like that is great. its widest margin of nine ' Newburg 0 0-0 0. Totals 30 ed up an NCAA bid. while baseline. The 6-1 DeMatha l High product went in North Carolina was led It tops everything. I wasn‘t points. Destiny prevailed 14-19 78. the North Carolina victory l PEACE CORPS among the trees. drove all by Perkins with 24 points expecting it at all. It means again. Halftime Virginia 40. iced the cake. l the way across the paint and 10 rebounds. and by somewhat more because Destiny or not. for. the State 37. Technicals — Valvano was» quick to l Join a phenomenal tradition. and put the ball up off the Daugherty with 17 points Everette Case was a coach next year the Wolfpack will Virginia bench. A 16.723. praise Wake Forest. and The difference is a better world. and a glass to give State an 83-82 and 13 rebounds. at State. It's something I'll l better you. lead with 55 seconds left. Whittenburg finished the treasure the rest of my KIRTLAND BAGS 0‘\BELL HELMETS - FENDERS :l Jobs available. in. agriculture.. forestry, Then Whit got a chance game with 15 points and life." 0We give six months service and free use of tools Masterle health. business. science education. etc. to ice the game as Sam Terry Gannon added nine. . 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