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Sparked by Mike Merritfs solid
pitch Ins debut in the Summer League,
Carolina eked out its first victory of the
young season, 4-3, Saturday night over
a stubborn Appalachian squad.
Carolina's Bill Lee scored the tie
breaking run on a wild throw by the
catcher in the bottom of the second
inning to give the Tar Heels the victory
in the first game of a doubleheader
before an enthusiastic crowd at Cary
Boshamer Stadium.
Friday night Campbell College took
advantage cf six North Carolina errors
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and ripped the Tar Heels, 13-4 in the
opening Summer League baseball for
both teams.
Saturday night's game was evenly
played and was tied at the end of the
regulation seven innings, 3-3.
Joe Howard, who came in for a tired
Mike Merritt in the Mountaineer's top
of the inning, led off UNC's ninth with a
walk. Shortstop Bill Lee was walked to
put men on first and second . Ea rly J ones
subsequently grounded into a fielder's
choice with Howard being forced at
third. Jimmy Baldwin struck out as Lee
stole third easily, but the throw from the
catcher got by third base, allowing Lee
to score the game winner.
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Carolina opened the scoring in the
first after filling the bases. David Cursoy
then forced in the first run with a walk.
The Mountaineers tied it up in their
half of the second.
Carolina then went ahead, 3-1, in the
bottom of the third after Baldwin and
Mike Wilkerson cracked hard singles to
left and were driven home by Charley
Spivey's double to deep centerfield.
Carolina s Mike Merritt was breezing
The second article of a three part
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along, pitching a no hitter and totally
holding the Apps at bay until the fourth
inning. Evans Crocker, a monster of a
man and the Mountaineers 1st sacker,
calmly walked to the plate and
deposited Merritt's high, outside
fastball over the right-centerfield fence
for Appalachian's first hit of the night
and second run of the game. The Apps
scored for the third time in their half of
the sixth after a single by Malcom
McLean and a two base hit by Crocker.
Except for letting up in the sixth and
seventh innings, Merritt looked
exceptionally strong for his first outing
in more than a month. The Wilmington,
N.C., junior mixed his pitches well,
blending an exploding fastball with a
Third.
Texas-El Paso came in second at 4:01.8.
"1 think I havedonevery well this season,"
said Waldrop. "It seems that I've been
bothered by some sort of sickness for the last
month. An ear infection may have affected
my conditioning here. But Paul ran a smart
race and he was in a class all by himself
today."
Waldrop was the last in the 12-man field
after a lap and a half then moved up to
fourth. He was in third after three laps but
Cummings had a huge lead. The UNC star
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Waldrop's next competition will come in
the AAU Championship next week.
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seasoned curve, in delivering only 109
pitches in eight and two-thirds innings,
well below an average for a nine-inning
stint. He gave up seven hits, three runs
(two of which were earned), did not
issue a w alk and fanned five.
Jimmy Baldwin, Mike Wilkerson,
and David Gursoy led the Carolina
attack with two hits apiece while
freshman Charlie Spivey, a Sanford
native, collected two vital rbi's.
UNC head coach Harry Lloyd
summed up the victory best. "We're
happy to win, no matter what the
circumstances," he said. "To win our
share of games we must be aggressive
and run when the opportunity arises.
Since our team wasn't hitting that well, I
thought it best to send Bill (Lee) from
second base to see if a mistake would
ensue. We had to try something." The
result speaks for itself.
Second Game
When the dust had settled in
Carolina's Boshamer Stadium, UNC
came away on the short end of a 16-9
rock -em-sock -em affair in the second
game of Saturday's doubleheader with
Appalachian.
The Mountaineers started as if there
were no tomorrow, bombing UNC
starter Bob Thompson for seven quick
runs in the second. Bob Cook replaced
Thompson and after giving up a two run
homer settled down to pitch five and
two-thirds innings of strong relief.
However, the Heels were not to be
outdone as they scored seven in their
half of the inning making the score 9 -7.
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The Heels sent 1 1 men to bat in the
inning. Mike Wilkerson collected two
basehits and an rbi, Baldwin had a hit
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came across on a wild pitch.
Everything was quiet until the bottom
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a homerun by a few feet which would
have ended the game) scoring David
Gursoy and Marty Rasnake, both of
whom had walked, tying the score at
nine apiece.
In the Apps' half of the eighth. Cook
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he could register three outs seven runs
were on the board. Appalachian had
three Texas-League hits which
accounted for four runs. Hudgins also
issued costly walks. Final: App. 16,
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Tar Heel pitcher Tim Collins faced
the minimum amount of batters
through the first six innings and did not
issue a walk all night as UNC shored up
its defense, not committing an error, in
beating Wilmington 3-0 Sunday nightat
Boshamer Stadium.
Carolina permitted only one
Seahawk runner to reach third base in
the nine inning ballgame.
Carolina's next game is against an
experienced Louisburg team tonight at
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