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rival North Carolina
to earn chance at first national title by
Strasser
Jason
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CHAPEL Devils and
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old demons
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to
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earning
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and
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long history
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the winner of the
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shootings, they
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Wake Forest semifinal
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Davis Ward
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national semifinals
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still exist in N.C.
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BLUE DEVILS EKE OUT LAST-MINUTE WIN Chrissie Gorman
by
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The Duke football team ACC win
victory ing
over
onto
with
Saturday
a
Clemson that
fore the
finally
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Matt Brooks
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the
have been
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against
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really proud
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during
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on
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and
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from
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walked
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Blue Devils carry Matt Brooks around the field after he kicked the game-winning
53-yard
field
goal.
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NOVEMBER
THE
15, 2004
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of
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where—especially
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of
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that killed
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with clashes
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sector
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to
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nothing
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four heart
tests
Saturday
attacks, after
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shortness of breath.
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by
thought
habit—might
kick
the
block the effects of
even
and
marijuana
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help
to
fight relapse
in
alcohol
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bin
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Laden,
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analysis,
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of the
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leader of the militant group.
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himself “Azzam the Ameri-
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two
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and experts in
have
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through
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presidential
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taken
to
appear
Cheney returns
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authorities
But
cerned about the
Jan.
Security
told reporters
increased risk of attack
elections.
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breath
got past this and
an
dangerous
very
Wednesday.
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a...
Homeland
U.S.
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cau-
month ago.
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passed
the Nov. 2 election. The
in
significant
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safely passed
a
Deputy Secretary James Loy
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ON PAGE 16
FALLUJAH
said he has
Katherine Shrader
promise
uranium enrich-
wants to
bomb. It would also American drive
Officials examine risk of terrorist attacks THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
the date for
as
leader.
apparent bid
Vice President Dick
by
people just
the United Nations
fully suspend
to
in
ment
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of
given
promise
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also
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leader,
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elections
the outskirts of the former
on
firing assault rifles tent for
mourning
a
hours after officials set Jan. 9
bombing
a
rebel bastion 40 miles
subdued and
entirely
against Fallujah
insurgents,
Fallujah, including Marines
shift
insur-
redeployment,
up attacks
stepped
to
Fallujah.
the
Exploiting gents
when militants
into
successor
unharmed Sun-
Arafat, escaped
Palestinian
troops away from
two
that resist-
said, however,
The offensive
1,000
and
al-Janabi —had escaped.
clear the final
to
mili-
day
Fallujah
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al-Zarqawi
that it still could take several
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two
city—Jordanian
the
been
not
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to
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Sheik Abdullah
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were no more
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Defense expert dies at
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by
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Richard
from
Thursday A
Stubbing,
national
of
professor
emeritus of
practice
public
policy,
He
74.
cancer.
security
was
the died
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expert,
in U.S. national security and
taught courses
public budgedng.
He
was
known
at
Duke
for his insider per-
spective
Wash-
on
and
ington politics his
for
care
dents,
stu-
particularly
master’s
degree
candidates. Students turned
bing PETER
University
officials prevented students from
sleeping
in the self-made tents that
were
built in
an
attempt to encourage campus
awareness
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mock
pitch
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emotional reference
refugee village
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raise
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awareness
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refugee village rangle Friday. of ad-hoc and
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Believe it be
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hellenic
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Alcohol’s effects last
Diana Ni
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alcoholics
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101
15, 2004
GREENSBORO
that the
should have
everybody
Rev. Nelson
ing
the
and
faculty,
has
of
organizer
wounded dur-
was
the
students
union leaders and workers, brothers
leaders,
walk of
I
life,
and
to
say
re-
sisters
of
work
you, your
been in vain!”
not
Three
of
the
activists
killed
Nov.
Michael Nathan
Waller,
1979—Jim Cesar
1
page
voice,” said
a
an
1979 violence. ‘To
ligious every
Johnson,
march who
Saturday’s
from
Duke
Cauce —were
3,
and
alums.
Paul
and Bermanzohn, Thomas Conroy Clark also former Duke students,
James Wrenn,
march
Saturday’s Greensboro
rights group
March
sary
the
South African and
up in
set
the 1979
10
Truth
Commission. the
group named
commission
post-apartheid July
and
This
similarly
or-
includ-
march,
formally investigate
to
tragedy. began exactly
march
Saturday’s and
Anniver-
than 200
Greensboro
modeled after
was
the and
organization,
called the 25th
endorsed the
Reconciliation
civil
a
Coalition. More
ganizations ing
Fund,
advocacy
workers’ a
shootings.
organized by
was
Justice
and
by
the
during
wounded
were
25 years
after what became known
days
the Greensboro Massacre. The march’s said
ganizers
for
event
Wednesday
chose
they
Nov.
3
and
was
not
because close
too
to
as
PETER
Morethan 400
the
plan
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or-
attended the commemorative march that marked the 25th
people
ofthe Greensboro Massacre of Nov. 3,1979. As officers looked
it
fell
to
the Nov. 2
on
on
anniversary
(above), speakers stressed the
a
need for economic and social justice.
election. four years after the
Responsibility”
“Civic
Several in
were
same
Duke students and
the
crowd
Torres-Hernandez
“As civic
a
those who
for
fought
what
to
homage
pay
all
a means
of
in
apathetic
obligation
part
of Durham, it
for peace and economic
The
“Unemployment back! Low wages
mean, we
means,
Scores of
got
we
got
got
we
to
to
fight
led
the
lash
indicate the
from
premacist “We
police
strong
necessarily
groups
just
protected,”
make
Oates,
Greensboro Police
*
or
against
want to
said
presence
anticipation
KKK
back!
other
Oates
did
not
of a backwhite
su-
who
everybody joined
Department
in
is
the
1983,
be
people
slogans
Oates said
they
of
supportive
too
in
together
Police
and
shootings
in the
Greens-
under further scruti-
investigations
newspaper
found that
Klansman
Ed Dawson
paid police
informant.
Subsequent
revealed
tigations
the
to
responding
not
came
local
when
known
that
was
of
who
of
beliefs
“I
Saturday.
clients’
offended civil
to
inves-
to
anti-Klan
go
rally
25 years ago.
accused
for the
shootings state
ruling
acquitted
were
and federal criminal the
in
Greensboro
two
1985
civil
Nazis liable for
one
of Greensboro
police
was
on
ordered
also
was
Justice
McAllaster,
Carolyn of law,
neo-
of the deaths. The
damages,
the Greensboro
trial
officers,
Dawson and six other Klansmen and
in
tions. No
the Klansmen and neo-Nazis
of both
the
trials, found
City Hall,
to
Although
the
which
city
to
went
pay
toward
Fund. clinical
professor team
in
that
no
in
survivors
opposition
City
together
Hall steps after the march’s end.
Nathan,
widow of Michael Nathan,
didn’t said.
was
her husband
supposed
band’s, but that
Nov.
3,
we
was
link
to
never
killed.
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said
the Greensboro
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change
in
me
nearly
head, but
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survivor
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of
down from the steps,
down her face, and said
to
friend, “We finished it. We finished it.”
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shootings.
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tives of the victims of the
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march of
the
Nathan,
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closure for many of the survivors and rela-
happened.
completed
1979,”
her
he
Bermanzohn said
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with
of
shot in the head Nov.
was
although
gressive changes
on
the other side of Greensboro 25 years ago when
widow
Waller,
tenets
shot
just system.
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was
that I don’t
years ago.
the
on
forward
in
some-
Hall with Nathan,
City
believes in the
Greensboro Mas-
bittersweet celebration
pain
a
throat and
Duke medical school in at
tially paralyzed.
at
marched with the crowd and shared
sacre
murdered,”
with
and the families of the victims.
“They of the
my
us
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violent confronta-
protested
was
today
understand sometimes.”
Bermanzohn
the marchers. The
a
were
groups
white,
Waller, and Paul Bermanzohn, who
the march
closing speeches
in
pushes
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politi-
son
there
“Today
prosecution
even
in the Morn-
opening
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the
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itself and the series of
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hol, Tobacco and Firearms had infiltrat-
Greensboro
my chest,
by
rights.
husband
“My
also stood A Peaceful
carried
have been black,
justice. They
Nathan said. “I march
deserved
they
that
agree
“We
graduate.
Latino, Asian.
to
came
agree with all their
to
compensation
was
Butkovich of the Federal Bureau of Alco-
to
for
was
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who
McAllaster,
school
the souls of the hundreds of thou-
us
sands of the unheralded heroes who died
were
“I
a
Bernard
ed the Klan and incited Klansmen
with
themselves
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the violations of my
cal
victims
calling
were
the
said
didn’t have
the
medical
cases
Klansmen
clients who had very unpop-
representing
members
the
sympathizers.
Communist
ular beliefs,
in the
jurors
convict
to
several
Greensboro
implicated
were
reluctant
Party,”
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he said.
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ny
which
and sometimes
this,
to
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fight
to
back!”
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police officers,
gonna
shouting,
let it shine,” and later rhythmically means,
reli-
sometimes
of mine, I’m
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have
alternated between
marchers and
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of issues that affect
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BLUE DEVILS ADVANCE Duke
sport
raii
easily wins
its two opening round
the games in preseason WNIT, setting up a
showdown at Notre Dame.
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THE CHRONICLE
The Blue Devils said all week
they
deserved
ing
host the open-
to
rounds
two
of
the
2004
NCAA Tournament. it
They proved
the
period
Blue Devils’
of-
fense awoke. Six minutes into the
open
defeating hird
‘
bending
VIRGINIA
in
history
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Carolyn
3-0
gets,
in
wins in school
biggest
of the
one
0
Charlottesville,
Va.,
Sunday. “It have
gotten
just
“After like
and
really
over
a
did,” junior
said. bid
feels
just
after
thought
going
on
Car-
of the
the
ball
and
shot off the far
nailed
a
goal post
to
beat
this n’t
to
a
close
of here with
With the
for the Blue
score.
a
Sweet
Devils’
16.
came
10
trip
to
their last
Duke and the Cavaliers battled
to a
both
tar-
figure
post,”
said
getting through the
to
keep went
game.
me,
I
Blue
in the
the field, and
a
one-goal
the ACC Tournament Cavaliers
remained
continuing
to
play
pass to
get
deficit,
champion confident
good
scor-
point
took to
previous
the
a
score,
sent a
long
down
to
thought 1-0,”
the far post. we
were
Virginia
Steve Swanson said. “But
got the second
complexion
one
of
it
the
ence
right coach
once
in
they
changed
the
game
and
goal
back
and
take
a
score
said. She
great
half with
was
ex-
very
coach
lucky
ricocheted
Lindsay
off
the
us
a
to
lot.”
reach
the
Gusick shot
crossbar and
the
line. Church said if the
had
been
gone
without
in,
devastating
crossing
it would have
of Duke’s
one
did
team
“This worked said.
is
“We’ve
petitive
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the
needed
to;
get
for his team, but
because
great
to
been very, very
see
on
defeated San afternoon round
match.
3-0
their
the
Sunday second-
UCLA
when
season
stage.”
Bruins, who
the
Diego
in
this
at
the Blue Dev-
Saturday
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com-
played.
we
all the smiles and
rewarded for that
Next
we
Church
everything,”
in every game
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2-1
won
two
teams
in Durham.
met
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win.
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in
said.
of
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the
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playing, get
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citement, there is to
play
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gotten
tournament,”
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we’d like
girls
has
“Knowing
teams are
but in the
Devils
2-1
“Survive and advance.”
far
(17-3-
the
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minutes
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described the
straight ball
the
but
Seibert
the
down
goal
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cold
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in
the game still scoreless,
hard-hit
on
play,
into
Com-
and
rainy
a
VCU’s
Friday night. scored
ACC show-
back
Virginia
to
on
new
a
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clawed
knew that it would
effort for
down, Duke beat
to
period.
Sunday’s
up
“Her preswas
and that relaxed
Duke
a
we
our
head
set
monwealth
played
behind
four,”
great.
was
zone,
as
all
head
Allison
thought
Robbie Church
defense
Virginia
Sarah McCabe, who finished the
opportunity
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of the
record.
single-season
strong
the
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advantage.
the
team’s
short
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respond-
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by taking
level in the second
12th shutout
one
season,
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into
field and
Casey McCluskey
through
plan.
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attackers
more
to
and Vir-
on
half of the
similar
senior
2-0
to
alter its game
to
Devils
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goal.”
Facing only
after
ear-
breakaway goal
lead
that
sent
Seibert,
“When the ball
on
liers
Duke’s
kept telling myself
the ball
had
From
out who
had
the
a
to
ed
the
scoreless tie in the
first half Sunday,
back
and
for
ball
its
Lipsh-
leading
saves,
to
instead the Blue Devils
play.”
UCLA
NCAA appearances.
2)
go
to
were
me
through
three
to
Allison
last
It will be
first
round of 16 in
was-
No. 18 Duke
No.
to
We
like
3-0 win.”
victory,
travels
(15-7)
something
prove
the whole country. It
even
out
it just feels real-
Virginia, to
going
was
came
it
and
Ford, who
kick
the box
home
might,
we
the
trying
extend
ginia
net.
before
olyn Riggs
a
Seibert
score,
made
had
we
goalie
nected
comers
to
any respect and
all the talk about who
ly good
a
we
how
Freshman
Kate Seibert. The junior
the box
through
who had noticed that
lier in
changed
Duke’s defense
kick
corner
been
Riggs
Virginia
to
being given
not
hurdle like
Carolyn getting
not
we
to
good
out-
opening
con-
were
should
the
initial
and into the
‘Just
having
in
Devils’
a
'
DUKE
5-1
to
collected
by
Duke
er
took
that traveled an
opportunities,
half. Five minutes after the Blue
Duke
half,
ing shot
Riggs 16
only we’re
over
no
this
just
this
other
ex-
team
than UCLA.”
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15,
MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
Blue Devils kick into nationals Ryan Pertz
by
tinued
to
its first
ever
ners,
region’s
Regional
without their top
“Our coach
automatic
two
goal
Kevin
just
said.
Jermyn
bit better than
runners
meet
With
atypical
a
“We did
THE CHRONICLE
Saturday
little
at
race
the
the
had
team
the 6-kilometer
Leon and
Meghan
run
15,
the first
through
ly
cbming
and
ran
off
led
season,
held her
off
fending
tempting
a
for
position other
failing
the last
runners
to
overtake
ran
into
going
better than the
Horowitz. “This dence
going
gives
her
jority
a
both
lot
at-
James
expected said
more
of
were
Horowitz for Roetter and
but
the
pace
two
could
and fell back
not
a ma-
match
in the late
finished 11th overall
Leon
in
fourth
Duke’s
was
the
quick
stages.
Roet-
20:40.2 and finisher
in
20:54.4, 17th overall
Ferguson
ran
the
ity
of the
race
freshman could
in
most
aggressive
running
fourth
not
at
the
passed
meet
Saturday
the
place.
race
major-
end
in
CHRONICLE
Greenville, N.C.
and
to
NCAA
failed
to
Championship Schneibid
at-large
to
an
have Nick
to
for nationals,”
qualify
said. “He
Ogilvie
be
of the
a race
has
a
All-American if he caliber
same
a
finished
after
speed
who
the first and
of the
and
surging
competitors
mile,
move
race.
in
was
up
She
and moved
about 60th
wanted
to
throughout steadily up
place
run
his Pre-
as
at-large
an
the
course
increased
dramatically,
her
com-
to to
the
judge’s
call
earn
two
the
first, at
victorious
100
it
to
“It to
Virginia
was
only
to
by
he
bid. After he down
the
to
was
0.3 seconds.
at
courageous.
got
go,
himself in
the finish line, and he
guys
do and he
of
runners
put
at-large came
earned
one
meters
Virginia
“He reached down and the
eighth place
barely
individualbid,
beat in order
passed
even
10-kilometer
time of 30:23.1, which
Schneider trailed
only
the
in Greenville, N.C., in
needed
her down the stretch,
Miller,
splits
of all the Blue Devils,
Leon,
team
very fortunate
race
chance
position
confi-
into nationals.”
race
Natasha Roetter finished 11th at the NCAA Southeast Regional
ter
race,” Jermyn
Running alongside of the
we
LUCIE STONE/THE
mile,
while
the
standout Nick
four nationwide. With
fifth-
Madison’s Shannon Saunders. “She
in
him
time of 20:31.2. Horowitz
a
five
but
with
the
individual
an
were
great
course
of the
meet
Blue Devils
the
final
second
senior
Schneider
Conversely, started slow-
injuries,
as
for the
day
at
Nationals race.”
team
top
consistent pace.
her
in
finish in
place
recent
runs
Henderson, who
Alison
at a more
Horowitz,
the
as
three miles.
Miller and
Paige are
Duke
establishing
a
good
of about
pack
team
National
head coach Norm
Van Als-
Lindsay
tine all started with the lead
bittersweet
race.
“We
an
race.
Clara Horowitz, Natasha Roetter, Tiare Ferguson,
the
der earned
the
Nov. 22.
different lineup, for
meet, but
deter-
to
a
country
Regional
for
qualify
Sally
Rowbury,
was
cross
Southeast
three of its
rest
should
runners
strategy
a
Ryan Pertz
by
head
men’s
to
—Shannon
Championships
NCAA
the
to
meet.
and Phoebe Ko —and
mine which
NCAA bid
of
hoped.’’
we
Duke used the
Meyerhoff
one
qualify,”
to
to
vic-
two run-
bids
Championship
was
con-
it raced
as
the No. 5 Blue Devils nabbed
NCAA National
top
history
NCAA Southeast
Competing
tory.
the
write Duke
team
country
cross
falls
short in
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out
said.
He knew what he had
it done.”
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The
No.
notched end
6
basketball
women’s
blowout victories
two
After
exhibition
completing
week, Duke (2-0) began its
Cameron Indoor Stadium Mistie Williams Currie each
and
Devils knocked with
nament
a
regular
points
Davidson
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and
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run
last
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coach
for the
point
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point guard
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Goestenkors future
on
plans
made at
the
Foley
play-
ball
Moments
into
Foley
writhing
in
pain.
night’s
players
Both would
game, but Black received
forehead. In
heads in to
an
the floor
return
to
the
just
23 minutes of
in
play
her first Duke game, Black turned in
impressive
with
performance
14
an
re-
“She’s
tough,”
excellent
did
an
ing
back from Even
with
had
job, especially
Black’s not
to set
“I think we’re
from
com-
stitches.”
strong
play
hoped, committing
struggling
12 stitches in her
as
21
the
debut,
well
as
they and
turnovers
looking have
me,”
down the
depth.”
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victories
in
a
possessed
sizable
would
one
But
a
a
bit because every
Duke
Friday.
its
guard
and
“I
think
tightened
missed shots that
we
at
play
and
Sunday
Cameron, after the
Bulls
rebounds
while
teams
Florida
Penn State
if it
game
they
only
overall battle 10
like No.
Duke will have
rebounding
South
against
the Blue Devils gave up
Dame and No. 21
horizon,
the boards and
to
on
on
Notre
the
near
re-evaluate its to
expects
start
strong this year.
day.”
But in the
fast-paced
nervous
we
entered
game, also
off
Goestenkors said.
little bit
advan-
definite
expect
on
17 and lost the With
only
not
height
like Black and 6-foot-7
players
offensive
glass.
the
there
improvement.
Devils
play.
grabbed
the
opened
afternoon’s
hoping
to
lackluster effort
opening minutes,
caught
jumped
im-
the
out to
the
Blue Devils a
10-2 lead
During Devils
only Duke
the
Davidson game, the Blue
struggled mightily
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Blue Devils did
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make
bounds and 4 blocks.
and freshman
banged
both
game
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post
the
of
return
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forward Chante Black sent
includ-
point position,
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Duke dominance both
as-
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starters
didn’thave any
just
talent but
Alison
in effort
an
little
a
back-to-back
tage. With
and
points.
making
the
more
weekend
two
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vast room
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at
in
gash
Devils’
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Smith recorded nine
Smith said. “I
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the
During
games, however,
“I
with
scoring totals,
distribute the ball
assists.
tally
solid
with
was
with
year
is
experimented
point. Despite
the
WNIT, but from Duke’s perspective,
In recent exhibition games, Goestenkors
Blue
and Goestenkors in
bench, and
have been
junior Jessica Foley
the
began
so
jured
no
the duties.
sharing
for
season,
“That
her,
replace
play. Foley
until the second half
stitches
Goestenkors said. “I
Blue
with
seasons,
gone
12
the
play-
few minutes, but
a
2005
Gail
indefinitely.
her
suspended
has
Devils the
head
received
And
for
Ind.,
Wednesday night.
after
Goestenkors
Harding
South Bend,
to
for
return
with
both
her forehead.
The Blue
guard Lindsey Harding
return
not
collided and
remained down after
ers
ex-
Black
seconds,
guard Jessica Foley,
Duke
said.
Black would be
Devils will travel
tip,
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Monique
to
the
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tournament.
center
the
on
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get better.”
third round of the
easy win
an
after
learning
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a
advantage
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Katie Delk.
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starters,
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to
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day.
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slips by for sloppy by
win
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In front of Death
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the ACC
did
VIRGINIA 21
-
Roscoe Parrish returned
touchdown and
caught
the final minute
Saturday
into the ACC title
a
punt for
Miami
as
Frank Gore
for 195
ran
yards and
a
just
over
a
left,
7 minutes
his
at
punt
major
cut
turnover
right
grabbed Brock Berlin's
corner
left to
of the end
complete
snatched
interception—on
conversion -
WAKE FOREST 24
in the final
Holley
pass to Jesse
North Carolina stay with
a
31-24
45-yard touchdown
a
track for
on
victory
minute, helping bowl game
a
Wake Forest
over
Saturday.
tie
to
began the winning drive Three
plays gained
rolled
to
his
safety Josh
11
right
their
on
a
Durant
critical
GATECH 30
“had taken
they
ability
in
force
to
the
securing
McCormick’s
Brooks’
its
heroics
UCONN 10
-
turnovers
win,
36-yard
Duke
win
a
and
goal
for the senior, whose
Virginia Tech
4-1
7-2
Florida State
6-2
8-2
victorious Duke
Miami
terback Mike Schneider
4-2
7-2
4-2
7-2
Georgia Tech
4-3
6-3
North Carolina
4-3
5-5
Clemson
4-4
5-5
Maryland
2-4
4-5
N.C.State
3-5
4 6
the
times,
was a
21
the
Duke
1-6
2-8
Devils’
screen
Duke
only
ing
Clemson’s weak pass
to
the
game,
calls
play
Tigers’
No. 4 Wisconsin
14
-
California 42
No. 8
Georgia
No. 9
Michigan
No. 10
Wyoming
-
62
21
-
-
Virginia
No. 19 lowa
-
29
No. 20 ASU 45
-
the end
17
17- No. 21 San
Jose
BC 36 St. 49
State 28
No. 22Texas A&M 32-TexasTech 25 No. 23 UTEP 35
No. 25 Oklahoma
The
-
Pittsburgh
41
Baylor
21
State 49
first down, resultor
tackles-for-loss.
fourth-and-goal
a
-
to
a
ques-
ceiver,
forcing away
the or
under
heavy
beyond
intercepted
sulted in
a
ending
coverage
searching
sophomore
scramble on
poorly
for
for to
throw
executed
reach
offensive
punts.
re-
yards
that
as
toss-
luckily
of Clemson scheme
game characterized in
a
him. Schnei-
pressure the
end
Tight own,
Andy
Roland
(top)
the Blue
including
had four
receptions
and wide receiver Ronnie Drummer caught five passes of his
Devils'fourth-quarter touchdown,
The Blue Devil defense,
hand, put forth its best the
It
year.
Clemson
only
was
successful in
offense
in
allowed the
by
re-
dri-
the other
on
performance
the
Tigers
to
and
zone
convert
of
the
stopping
red
1-of-
-12 third downs. A
stop
in the
first
quarter
Duke’s strong defense in
pocket collapsed
defenders. This
ves
was
man-to-man
Tiger
der made several es
the ball into
pass
where it
zone,
often left Schneider
landed
Rice 28
No. 24 Notre Dame 38
to
Charles Bennett.
the
Minnesota 27
Washington
-
by
the ball
Alabama 10 -
wasted
Dargan attempted
28
No. 18 Miami 31
-
also
LUCIE STONE/THE CHRONICLE
in
16-13
Saturday's
victory
over
Clemson.
attempts
scoring attempt by executing
12
Northwestern 20
No. 14 Boise State 56 No. 17 LSU 26
State 49
Duke
rushing
on
gain
no
defensive
continued
tionable halfback pass. Tailback Cedric
Kentucky
-
42
Virginia
No. 13 West
Michigan
Washington
Kansas 23
-
Utah 45
-
Georgia
unsuccessful
in either
the
however,
and seemed unwill-
the
to
down the middle
ing
Blue
staff made several ques-
schemes. The Blue Devils launch
against
the
touchdown.
adjust
to
leading
pass,
coaching
tionable
6
attempts.
down the middle and
Earlier in
No. 8
three
gained
and
in 38
the
Quar-
sacked five
was
opportunities
exploited
coverage
4-5
-
plagued
however.
squandered
yards rushing
offense
1-5
No. 3 Auburn 24
best
In the final quarter of the game, the
Wake Forest
Oklahoma 30.- Nebraska 3
career-
previous
still
squad,
offense
touchdown
:
No. 1 USC 49-Arizona 9
the
yards.
Recurring problems
only
Sept.
on
3-for-3. The game-
field
OVERALL
■
the cost
into the game, was per-
coming
45
for
9-for-16
ACC
was
goal.
that
goal
was
Saturday, going
long
in
Duke
late-game
Connecticut
against
was
corner
set
game
field
winning 53-yard
No. 7
as
compensate
to
missed
season
Virginia
•
of
care
interception
accuracy
help
sec-
fect
No. 6 Texas 27
against
performance
the last minutes of the
Holley caught
giving North Carolina
who
Talla-
would have put in
team
11. The kicker, who
No. 5
from
returning
pp for Brooks’ last-second field that
ond dramatic victory in three games. (AP)
No. 2
prima-
the football.”
Deonto
spotted Holley behind
perfect spiral
in the end zone,
after
Florida State if
the
was
coach Ted Roof,
better
Duke’s
Gattis.
He lofted
much
only
two
44.
own
of head
hassee that his
it, the Tar Heels
yards, then
and
focus
Blue
up
attempt.
speculated
a
After the Demon Deacons rallied from touchdowns down
ry
against
fourth-down
a
Retaining possession Darian Durant threw
forced
The
gave
a
inter-
two
Cle.mson. Devils
on
Duke
fumbles
two
in the
one
UNC 31
pick
and
ceptions
victory. (AP)
the
ac-
five times
over
critical
a
first-and-goal,
with 51 seconds
zone
distin-
and the
margin
including
the field
pass
team
Blue Devil
prior
the ball
turning
and then down the sideline to make it 24-14, He later
which
improvements
38 with
across
by
Instead,
kicker Matt Brooks. curacy of
last week,
own
decided
best.
on
the win from
After
down for the No. 18 Hurricanes. Parrish took
Two
efforts: the
touch-
hinged
contest
guished
31-21.
Virginia,
the
all
base
made fewer mistakes.
back
got
No. 10
by beating
race
the
a
ID pass in
clinching
a
Duke fan
batde
a
played
team
notched
has eluded it
paltry
witness
not
which
the
third
a
just plain
finally
team
that
victory
But
was
thirds
two
the football
dead,
season.
MIAMI 31
crowd that
a
and
Valley
first-andgol,
4
epitomized
the
clutch.
third-and-goal, John Talley pushed son
tailback
from the field
Reggie
one-yard
On
Clem-
a
loss
pressure
on
to
force
a
the
kept
quarterback
Charlie Whitehurst,
him twice. The defensive talented
passer
him from
pressure
off-balance and
sacking kept
the
prevented
making big plays.
The Blue Devils added
reputation
Clemson
for
intercepting
their
growing
passes. In addi-
Chris
game-changing pick,
Davis
second
off White-
picked
quarter,
and another
barely glanced
Cormick’s
hands
just
touchdown
run.
to
gain
defense
long
133
the
yards
definitely
was
Saturday’s
prior
the Blue Devils
Although
struggled against
the
Duke to
football
competition win
served
success
the
story
can
of
respect among fans.
has
a
offer any
in the ACC. But
and
Blue Devils
own
it
showcased
improvement the
still
team
go before
Saturday’s
and their
Clem-
ground,
game.
way
steady
Duke’s
continued to
the
on
off Mc-
to
allowing
run,
kind of real
gained
to
McCormick’s
Whitehurst miscue
The
goal attempt.
Duke
to
hurst in the
son
Merriweather back
line for
tion
freshman
the may
some
their
team’s have
much-de-
competition
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caught
field, juked
Blue Devils
quarter.The
a
pass
into the left side of the end Duke
yards,
faced
fourth-and-four
at
the
Clemson 36.
said he run
and
his team’s field
Despite
considered
never
out to
to
Roof
position,
the clock
letting
send the game into overtime.
“I wanted chance
make
to
win
the
sure
those kids
ballgame
at
the
got
a
Early
the
out
to
touchdown.
a
The
first-and-goal Reggie
fourth
quarter,.
13-6 lead with
Tigers capitalized
situation when
Clemson held its lead for
ended in Duke’s
tie.
only on
running
into the end
yards
maining time,
a
back
as
next
three-minute
most
four
of the
re-
possessions
drive, spurred by
Mike Schneider
ended in
With
the
just
a
passes
touchdown and
1:21
remaining,
a
for 51 13-13
Ronnie
The
zone.
for
213
Blue
This many
of
left
the
he
protection that
problems
to convert
both
plagued
-12
half,
the
To
23
Duke
Whitehurst with
passes
Duke netted 13
struggled
teams
20
on
yards
yards
Duke
nine-yard
On
field at
goals,
which
passes.
came
the
12:57 to
a
possession
Clemson tailback
of the game,
4:25 to go Duke
Reggie
Merriweather burst
after
the
poised
right
Clemson punt,
beginning
the drive
a
first
then
an
three
The Blue Devils tied the 13
on a
four-yard
reception by tailback
freshman
6-6 tie that had
since
only
a
persisted
two minutes into
the second
capped
broke
off
quarter a
and
76-yard
drive.
able
to
on
their previous
drive, gaining one run
plete
only
hold the ball for 55
seconds
no
yards
on
and two incom-
passes.
points
caught quarter-
“I
The
average.
the ACC with
think
25
defensive
our
Blue
Devils
coaches
they
were
on
takes
things
will
care
happen
this
did
a
at some
time of
pos-
third down.
the
to
you.”
sophomore
cor-
Clemson quar-
terback Charlie pass
as
receiver
timeouts in
an
attempt
freeze. Duke kicker
53-yard
goal
expired. The kick
tripped
on
play. McCormick
Blue Devils
a
as
gave the
16-13 win
David Dunham before
returned the interception to
ers
the Clemson
in celebration.
pouring
a
time
and sent students and
line.
to
Matt
senior booted
field
the
42-yard
good
After Clemson took two
Brooks, the
long
football,
0:00 to go
nerback Deonto McCormick
Whitehurst's
of
inside Clemson linebacker
sprinting
Tigers—-
takeaways
things—turnover battle,
fense
Michael Collins
zone.
sec-
If the defense gets off the field and the of-
a
appeared
down pass and
into the end
the
of the
Blue Devil
a
goal.
held
of
from
his
give
on
great job,” Roof said. “If you look
Tigers wide
back
field
at
back Mike Schneider's thirdcut
to
season.
intercepted shifty
goal
tied the game
defense
scoring
lead
field
pass,
Brooks,
to
Miami last week—under their
1:07 to go
The Tigers game.
run
cov-
first
again
Duke
upset
season
now
offensive surge.
line and into the end
three-yard
his
Duke
situation,
Ronnie Drummer. The
The
who
the
game
21-yard
a
Again,
ball
on
after
edge.
session and what
which it would tie the were
The
holding at
6-3
gave the
ond-quarter 32-yard
After
incomplete
the
kick,
27-yard
game at
on
a
down
two
tied
side of the Duke defensive zone.
up
1:21 to go
regained possession a
for
Blue Devils
Clemson
kick
goals.
first-and-goal
go
past
with
32.
Facing strong Tigers’
Brooks
the
re-
offense
incomplete
an
Li-
recovered
to
line.
push,
play.
kickoff
a
quickly
19-yard
short rushes and
a
next
send Duke back
to
who kicked
three passes for 41
Despite only getting
score
six.
its second
untouched
left
Devils’
erage, Schneider heaved
runs.
three field
four
Tigers
the
fumbled
Drummer
Clemson
practice.
made another on
two
possession,
next
picked
had
line.
three
on
3-0 lead.
returned the
Blue
and Clemson
four turnovers, and the
knotted
the
team
completed
These 30 minutes included five and punts
only scoring
the ball
l-of-12 third-downs and 0-
the
to
and
turn,
for the
opted
early
an
Duke’s
begin
penalty,
of-
while
interception
one
rushing yards
goal
Mer-
two
fourth-and-goal,
on
the visitors
only
Schneider
6-of-
completed only
Clemson
freshman Chris Davis
and Clemson for much of the afternoon. In the first
rushes,
field
onel Richardson
opportunity.
stopped
Clemson
stripping
of-2 fourth downs.
of the
one
Alex Green
The Blue Devils
momen-
pass gave
The Blue Devil defense allowed the
re-
opportunities.
was
gaining
Whitehurst
first-and-goal
a
safety
be
to
40-yard
a
which gave
several of
extinguishing offensive
Tigers
20-yard
Schneider
neck,” but
the
riweather
by
following possession.
Devils’
lack
hit
his
sacked
being
when
the Tigers after head coach Ted Roof emphasized ball control all week in
against
seemed
tum
After
yards
sacked Schneider five times
Tigers
the afternoon,
the
after
in
“stinger
fensively.
zone.
punts.
complete
yards,
its
Bennett.
a
The
Merriweather ducked his head and
drove three
six
Clemson
third
turned for the
on
in
the
Charles
end,”
threw
Clemson
scampered
completed 20-of-31 attempts—left
game in
with
Roof said.
jumped
Schneider—who
the turnover battle 3-1
of the back-
out
defender and
a
won
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15,2004
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onto the field
6
1
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
SPORTSWRAP
15,2004
WOMEN'S GOLF
ROWING
Duke trails Furman in
2nd round Andrew Yaffe
by
THE CHRONICLE
Women’s al
found itself in
golf
position Sunday—the
Devils trailed their
After
Play Championship.
four matches
day, winning
Furman before
‘We
weren’t
head
into
ran
playing
coach
sharp
as
Brooks
Dan
people playing
some
play
of darkness.
suspended because
can,”
top-seed-
to one,
in the second round
struggled early
against eighth-seeded was
Blue
16th-seededUNLV Sun-
sailing past
ed Duke
unusu-
in the Hoot-
opponent
Match
Collegiate
ers
an
top-ranked
as
we
said.
some
‘We
pretty
good golf.” holes in the second round,
11
Through
Furman leads the The
rowing
had
team
successful
a
weekend, winning
three different
events at the
Rivanna Romp regatta. It was the team's last
until March.
event
Blue Devils
grind
to
strong regatta
In the
two.
to
trails her opponent by and
Aazam-Zanganeh Theresa
Michael Moore
with
THE CHRONICLE
The
Duke
rowing
this
showing
ning
the
in the
weekend
and novice
doubles, pairs
varsity eight
was
and fourth in the
coxswain Sarah
puts
in
us
varsity
good spot
a
won
the
for the fourth year in Tennessee
and third,
respectively.
their
varsity eight
event
with host Vir-
a row,
and
ecuted
short race
so we
Shapiro
and
said. “I
second
in
coming
The Blue Devils and
strategy
we
did
small boat
a
get off
to
good job
stayed
we
strong.”
performed
also
varsity
and The
in
the
third and fourth in
the
of
crew
sophomore
race,
and
Straight
the
of
pair
pairs
quad
Emma
won
the
opponent,
the lead twice in
Paik, exchanged
well
it
was
show
that
rowing
Devils
have
12
strength level of
Amber
“A
halted
hope
their
cohesivetheir
increase
to
jump
to
the
next
fall
our
technical focus
far
as
said.
had
a
moving togeth-
as
‘The winter will be foand power
adding speed
on
has
gin
when
has
not
each
play
ished the
day
but recovered
long
to
Brooks
make
holes left
enough
Pandolfi’s
have
to
a
to
play was
one
Grapplers
weights
Duke’s
lenge,
in
victory
“I’m Matt Becker
by
THE CHRONICLE
In their second the
son,
Blue
and
strong,
Devil few
a
stood
out
the
at
this weekend, lowest
won
Wesley
by pin
before
lower-weights
had
this
“Kuser did
coach
just
a
had
a
in the 133-
some
Returning
tough ACC
won
knew
to
win
there,
matches,”
head
job
said.
kid
if I
to
out
the my
best
do,” Smith said. “I
just
that was
wanted
to
I
try-
Duke
also
Daniel
got
and Steve Smith 3 in the finals
second-place
Shvartsman
to
at
at
141
Blue Devils
titles in four different
captured
classes this weekend
at
the UNC-Pembroke
weight
Open.
won
a
sign
not even
finishes
wresde his finals match because
pounds
knee forced
165. Shvartsman lost 5-
Willie Hinton from UNO
Dan
Fox
him
and
to
to
injured
forfeit. Scott Doerr,
Konrad
ished third in the
an
get
174,
Dudziak each 184 and
the
fin-
195-pound
ex-
through-
Smith’s sentiments
improvement
but
took
of mental
up
of
a
toughness,”
lot
with
to
An-
and step up
present
at
all strong
Blue Devils
“There will be four
son
are
ranked
said.
where
we
or
higher
“It will be stand
the
not
came
to
teams
that
experience
a
five
than
back
was
great
nationally.”
there
us,” Andertest
to
see
the
one
to
front nine the
well,
and
as
Liz
much
against
many
en
Rebels,
as
three holes
at
the round. Blue Devil
only and
and she
final holes
trouble in
2-and-l victo-
to as
Janangelo
the
was
up
But the fifth hole
turn.
in
hole after
win six of the
She up short in the first round.
to
to
a
the
holes
two was
at
her final
lost four of her
route
come
played
eight
2-and-l loss.
The second round will conclude Mon-
day
with
bounds up
an
to
against
tween teams
by
point during
Lang
her
put her opponent away.
round
ries. Both led
well for
struggled early
encounter
morning
some
really
some
performed
down
was
holes
eight
also did
im-
really
some
against UNLV, beating
Aazam-Zanganeh
week.
next
will be Hofstra,
against tough competition.
that
but she
triumph, tournament
a
Pennsylvania
Rutgers, the
next
Pandolfi,”
really good
a
playing
4 and 3. She
opponent
seven,
5-and-4
in this tournament.”
golf
the Blue Devils
from the weekend.
lot of close matches, which
teams
give
and
neither trailed on the way
“It takes
University
Among should
Pembroke, and Smith did
more
from
in
through
times
about
has had
Anna Grzebien also
said.
those matches out.”
Brown and
go
Smith
comes
wresding
Duke follows
class.
wresded
good
pretty
on,”
positive thoughts
great
a
pull
take the
still
are
lot of technical
a
thing just
from
derson said.
there and wrestle and I did that.”
from
is
is
are
work
can
technical
“We
Christian to
could dominate, and that’s what I
ing
more
in the finals. We
Champion
but there
we
about
“Antwone
but there
was
coming
solid
excited
“She
her match and
Anderson echoed
in
classes
weight
fall,
portant
Duke’s
the season.”
out
197.
at
5-4 in the finals
125-pound weight “I
his op-
the
conditioning
now,
perience,
two
evaluate
and weaknesses.
optimism,
‘That kind of
good performances.”
very
for
to
went
of concern.
things
Mark
wrestled for
marvelous
right
Antwone
season—pinned
Anderson
very
Smith also
not
tough
some
Clar
pinned
areas
hoping
af-
not
the Blue Devils
tournament
strengths
a reason
did
tournament
depth throughout
Open
junior
the
standings,
“Our won
149 and
ponent in 47 seconds
winning
their
three of the four
Kuser
at
Thompson—who years
into the
showed
pound weight class, sophomore Floyd
looked
veterans
UNC-Pembroke
winning
fect ACC
sea-
classes.
weight
Freshman
of the
newcomers
Duke’s
promise.
some
Because
tournament
a
Chal-
ACC/SEC
commanding
a
season
first round.
Sunday’s
said.
the
of the team’s
tournament, and
most recent
really
Brooks
weight classes, respectively.
high points
of late. She carded
players
69 in the final round of the
followed it up with
got
done.”
job
starting
Pandolfi has been
consistent
but we’ve
of die
one
for the Blue Devils. After
to
‘We can’t wait
the
get
ready
out
go
said.
move,
to
win-
quickly,
hole.
one
up
WRESTLING
dominate lower
who
three holes. She fin-
next
going
play Monday,”
most
mar-
holes. Pandolfi lost her first
day
of the
two
slowly,
a narrow
suspended. Lang,
was
two
hole of the
to our
technical base.”
and Jennifer Pan-
leading by
trailed in her match, leads her op-
ponent by
too
the
to narrow
holes before darkness
two
Brittany Lang
‘We’re
training
three
won
Aazam-Zan-
two.
play.
were
ning
by
go up
to one,
Duke’s
competitiveness.
lot of
cused
of
make the
to
training
The Blue Devils have
terms
they
until
to
birdied the 15th hole
margin
only
to
again
race
lot of time for
a
in
but
Darling
this week-
not
improvement.
ness,
lot of small boat work,
a
to
Blue
ganeh
dolfi
March, leaving
er,” Shapiro
great
the
for
squad, compared
does
progressed
pairs competition. and
Duke
and
eight competi-
seniors.
event;
the
the
on
event.
won
The
future.
freshmen
novice
promise
showing
team’s
of four holes
the
won
doubles
sophomore
and senior Natalie Zervas
tion,
seven
The Blue Devils
races.
first, fourth and sixth
“We have done
ex-
pleased
were
wanted
thought
and freshman Lia Hart
spring.”
Ohio State
a
The Duke the
against
said.
end,” Shapiro Duke
very consistent and finished up
in
the
took first and second in the doubles event;
meet.
race,’’junior
said of the
Shapiro
“This
event.
for the
solid
really
a
of that,”
eight
fourth-place
really strong and fast,
claimed third
in their last fall
race
“I think it
Rivanna
Va., win-
finish
field.
“It was
strong
a
the
at
quad competition
ginia
had
team
The Blue Devils also
events.
eight
strong
in Charlottesville,
Romp regatta
their
hole.
one
her
the first four holes before Paik by
tightest
of the round, Niloufar Aazam-Zan-
contest
ganeh
Blue
defending-champion
Devils three matches
a.m.
time. If Duke
tee
Furman,
the
the winner of the
fourth-seeded
12th-seeded
pletion
8
beat
Arizona
of the
place Tuesday.
matchup
round.
the The
tournament
re-
will go
Washington
following
second
round of the 16-team
team
beand
com-
final
will take
SPORTSWRAP
MONDAY, NOVEMBER
I
15, 2004
7
VOLLEYBALL
KEY WIN SETS DUKE UP FOR POSTSEASON by
Poses
Jake
THE CHRONICLE
The
volleyball
last week with With
could
have
0
third
to
eighth
in
the
the ACC and knew its postseason
The Blue Devils the
(13-14, 7-8) Wake
Friday
Forest
cured the
which
itself in
put
begins
position
to
was
coach Jolene
a
of wins,
couple
highest
seed
The
could
we
get
es
the
at
play
throughout —the
ond
and
final
11-4 9-4
Duke's win
fi-
Tech
Virginia
over
them in put
margin
turn
position
to
ies
sec-
in
advantage
the
leads and take
crowd of
out
of the
‘We wanted
potentially
earn a
bid to the NCAA Tournament in December.
1
page
did to
talk
we
had
any chance
When the swarmed
In the
fell
players
to
the turf in
nated the time of
After several
possession.
UNC
quality scoring opportunities, broke
when
through
scored
with 25:06
stroke
penalty
a
corner
half.
opening
five
score
finally
Dawson
penalty
in the
remaining
Duke tied the on
Rachel
direct shot off a
on a
minutes later
Bischof. The
by
two
goal
on
pared
shot
s
the
during
was
second
Hillary
half,
half.
Linton,
came to
Cara-Lynn and
Stopford
sure on
Bischof
ball,
the
midfielders
UNC’s passes and created got
hit
to
put pres-
the Tar Heel defense. On the other
of the
“We
life in
Lopresti,
moved the ball down the field and
side
little
a
through
and
North
those
Realizing
tried
we
Carolina
tried
we
and
the
more
aggressive.
almost-perfect
sea-
the Tar Heels be-
In
one
key
stretch
Duke
corners.
denied each shot
and the Tar Heels missed the
keeper
net on
mul-
occasions.
the game ‘We
was
scrappy
the ACC, could
to
and
and
not
has
great
really
last
our
few
feeling
to
into the ACC Tour-
two
season,
of its best match-
Nagel
noted.
stake in Char-
at
the end of
a
good
match and
serve
and
served out
a
serve
tough,
of what
they
became
the
do.”
to
catalyst
for Duke
each game, Carrie less one
DeMange
on
floor
it closed
was
error
up
for
nearly
flaw-
“If
the
opened
Blue
like
the
for
of
comers,
Duke
the ball away
and
the
solid
continue
have the past there is
to
still
see,” Nagel
to
two to
a
an
run.
play
three
better level
said.
to
with UNC
both
on
elite
two
the fourth-ranked
giving
the
tournament’s
each
against
fourth two
other
in
quarterfinals.
Shelton
her frustration with
expressed
‘There
supposed
are
a
said.
should
have
should be
committee, them.
I
been
it. The in the
the No.
the
in
are
not to
in the nation
Everybody
was
playing
that
hockey,”
deemed Duke
“They
that Duke
women
in field
experts
be die No. 4 seed. knew
of
group
be
to
4 seed and seed
and
Michigan today.
This
4
didn’t
somehow,
don’t know
No.
there is
it
give
This
why....
to
the
was
doubt about
no
have the best record top seed, you
country, you
supposed
are
to
be
re-
warded for it—student athlete welfare” Bozman
was
shared similar
Final
are
so
ecstatic
pleased
win,
but
to
be
going
to
the to
say that I think North Carolina deserves
to
be
to
going
said. “It’s the
same
a
the
the
time I have
Four,
but
with
about the brackets.
concerns
at
same
the Final Four
bit of
obstacle
Spartans
LAURA BETH
Bozman
we were
Cara-Lynn Lopresti
and the other Duke midfieldersexerted pressure
at
5-1
the
on
en
route
overcome
the
to
in
lost game. Duke
in the second
game
were
to
THE FINAL FOUR
their
national
the No. 8
of the season,
without
Morgan.
Championship Duke
17-4)
12:30 Sun.
3. Maryland
17-5)
start
of the
2003,
the
team
in the NCAA Tournament.
to
has
season,
game.
a
4:30 Fri
7:00 Fri
in
the Blue
the Demon Deacons in
national championship
gone
Playing
tight
Michi
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the Tar Heels defense in the
pool.”
The Blue Devils may have
biggest
too,”
that
a travesty
Devils fell
beat Duke when the
can
a
Nagel
secure
before the Final
their first Final Four last
in
can
re-
the
to
Dominion 5-3
that the
desperate opponent. perfect
will
na-
able
players
who
was
us
team
berth with
we
we
weeks,
Devils’
bid
Tournament, but
at-large
making just
tournament
automatic
believes her
in 23 attempts.
13 kills
the
an
NCAA
out
said. Freshman
the front line,
hitting
DeMange’s play
as
Nagel
Since head coach Beth Bozman arrived
kept
of
Devils,
to
finally
matchup
meet
but the Blue Devils
flurry
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