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by Jim Thomas
Sports Editor
The term "clutch" refers to the "shaft
of a driving mechanism" in the
automotive venacular. Earlier in the
summer the "clutch," when applied to
the Carolina baseball team, meant
grabbing your throat in exasperation as
the Tar Heels choked with men on base
and booted away another game.
Now the term has taken on a new
meaning a timely hit or late inning
rally. The suffocating ailment has been
cured, the Tar Heels have come alive in
the last two weeks to grab hold of
second place in the Summer League.
Carolina won two games last week to
stretch their winning streak to eight
games and boost the record to 17-12.
The Tar Heels came from behind
Thursday night for a 3-2 victory over
Wilmington. Mike Merritt handcuffed
the Sea Hawks on only two hits for his
fourth win of the season. The only two
runs Carolina allowed resulted from
third baseman Charlie Spivey's
throwing error in the third inning.
The Tar Heels trailed until the
seventh when catcher Jimmy Baldwin
and first baseman Lindsey Ethridge
singled to begin the rally. Spivey then
redeemed himself by blasting a three run
homer off Sea Hawk southpaw
Thurston Watkins for the games
winning runs.
Carolina continued its hot streak on
Sunday night defeating league leading
Louisburg for the third straight time 4-2
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The Sea Hawks scored a run in the
fifth inning to lead 1 -0 in a tight pitcher's
duel between UNC's Bob Thompson
and LouisburgY Larry Daughteridge.
Charlie Stevens reached first on an
error, moved to second on a single by
Glen Card. Thompson threw a wild
pitch to advance both runners and then
walked JeTf Petty and Howard
McCullough to force in a run and load
the bases with no out.
However the defense came up with a
clutch double play to save one run, K en
Gentry bounced to Spivey who threw
home for the force and Baldwin nipped
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by John Dunlap
Sports Writer
When they resided in Boston, they were
known as the Beaneaters. the Doves, the
Rustlers, and the Bees, among other things.
They won the World Championship in 1957
during an 1 1 year tenure in Wisconsin. They
are now losing again in Atlanta.
The Braves, as we affectionately call them,
have an illustrious history with some well
known baseball figures having played on the
team in either Boston, Milwaukee, or
Atlanta. Controversy has followed their
front office ever since they left Boston in
1953.
Upon arriving in Atlanta, in 1966. they
have been the team of the South, our good
ole boys, you might say. Only trouble is.
y'all, that no matter how hard the fellows try,
they never seem to take all the marbles.
Last year, Atlanta had three (not one, not
two, but...) players who hit over 40 home
runs apiece. With Hank Aaron, Dave
Johnson, and Darrell Evans getting all those
round trippers, and Ralph Garr all those
hits, 220 (second only to Pete Rose), the
Braves certainly should have been in the
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Gentry at first when Steve Bryant
grounded out to shortstop to end what
could have been a big inning.
Despite the heroics it looked like the
one run would stand up as
Daughteridge shut out the Tar Heels on
two hits until the eighth when Carolina
erupted for four runs. Early Jones
doubled to drive in Bill Lee who had
singled, and tie the game at 1-1. Rackley
was given an intentional walk to set up a
possible double play but the strategy
backfired when Baldwin singled for the
go ahead run. Ethridge followed with
another single for 3-1, then courtesy
runner' Marty Rasnak scored on an
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thick of things, right? Wrong, they finished
next to last in their division, nine games
under .500. and a scant 22': games back ol"
Cincinnatti. .
In the last week the Braves have again
proved that being a manager in Atlanta is a
very risky business. It is dependent upon
only one premise win. or go. The latest
casualty is Eddie Mathews, former great
third baseman, and potentially great
manager. Mathews record was 50-49 at All
Star break,. 14 games behind this season's
best, the L.A. Dodgers. And the truth is. the
Braves haven't played that badly.
The story is that the Braves do not have a
winning attitude. As soon as they begin to
play well, fear sets in. Will it continue? The
team is so used to being scolded in losing,
traded to and from other teams, and lackirtg
in pitching that when something good
starts happening, they shiver with paranoia.
Then we see the famous "front-office
jitters" resulting in another Braves manager
being relieved of his duties. One must feel
real pity, then, for anyone appointed to
succeed the fired manager.
The only real question about all this is
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error and a wild pitch to make it 4-1.
Louisburg closed the gap to 4-2 in the
top of the ninth when Sonny Wooten
doubled and came home on an error.
But Thompson struck out the final two
men for his second complete game
victory and raised his record to 2-1.
Carolina will host Campbell tonight
at 7:30 in Boshamer Stadium for their
last home game before the playolls
begin Monday with the first place team
meeting the fourth place team and
second place against third place.. I he
winners will play single elimination
tournament at Boshamer to determine
the Summer League champions.
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simple enough. "Why?". The team seems to
have the talent, that is obv ious. Harlicr this
v ear. in June, the Braves were playing red
hot, consistent baseball. At one point they
were only 41; games back of the Dodgers.
Everyone was talking about the "New
Braves". Some of us were caught up enough
in the excitement to believe it. We should
have known better.
The bomb dropped when the Braves laced
a road trip that included the Dodgers and
Reds, then back home again with the Reds.
After the dust had cleared. Atlanta was back
in third, and falling. The pitching, w hich had
been surprisingly good, fell apart, and
"clutch hits" were just an expression of the
English language.
So what can you expect, but the
subsequent firing of Eddie Mathews? Now
Clyde King, a UNC alumnus, is the head
honcho. The prediction here is that he. also,
will go at the end of the season. Unless he
pulls a miracle.
The answer is not in hiring a black
manager, as Hank Aaron believes. Before
King was selected. Aaron said he did not
want to manage. Then, after the selection he
backtracked by saying. " I f t he Braves offered
me the job. I'd feel compelled to take it
simply because there are no black managers
in the major leagues." That is pure politics.
Henry.
And the answer is not complaining about
being in the wrong division. True, it does not
make sense to be in the West Division, but
from what I understand, they asked to be in
it.
No, the answer is simply and plainly in
confidence. Once the Braves develop a
winning attitude and drop the fear of
losing they will be a major threat to L.A.
and Cincy. Until then, they will just be our
"good ole boys" and favorite losers.
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