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Stickmen Battle
Ify&s Maryland
On Navy Field
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By FRED SEELY
DTH Sports Editor
It's the biggest, toughest,
hardest, most important, most
.crucial, etc., etc.
; The name of the game is
lacrosse, the location is Navy
Field, the opponent is once
beaten Maryland, and 3 p.m.
:is the Big Moment for Tar
Heel stickmen.
The Terps have been con
ference champions for years
and years, and must defeat
UNC and Duke this weekend
to take the conference laurels
for 1965. They toppled Vir
ginia, 13 - 9, earlier in the
season. The Cavaliers handed
Coach Cony Steele's team its
only loss, 12-9, at Charlottes
ville March 30, 12-9.
Parker In Shape
All - America candidate Jeff
Parker is in top condition for
the game. The rangy attack
. man has been troubled with
flu, and only played half of the
Duke game which the Tar
Heels won, 14-7.
Maryland's attack features
sophomore John Heim, who
has piled up an amazing 21
goals and 35 assists in ten
games for the Terps. The six-
The Line-Up
Today
Lacrosse Maryland
Baseball Maryland
Golf ACC Tourney (Pinehurst)
Tennis ACC Tourney (Raleigh)
Tomorrow
Baseball Virginia
Tennis ACC Tourney (Raleigh)
Golf ACC Tourney (Pinehurst)
Tuesday
Baseball Duke
, Baseball Duke (Freshman)
Play Terps, Cavs
Crucial Road Trip
Faces Nine Today
Believe it or not, the Tar
Heels still have a good chance
to take the Atlantic Coast Con
ference baseball title.
The team takes to the road
today for weekend games at
Maryland and Virginia, and
-victories in both would put
Coach Walter Rabb's men in
position to take or at least
tie for the pennant.
The team's record is now
4-5, but Carolina is only 1 1-2
games behind the league-leading
Cavaliers, who hold the
top spot by .025 percentage
points over Maryland's 6-4
slate. All other teams in the
conference have lost at least
five.
No games were played in
the conference yesterday.
Wednesday Wake Forest
pulled into a tie for seventh
place with State by trimming
Duke, 8-1, so the last place
in the league is separated
from first by only two games.
Lefty Beattie Leonard and
ExtUNC Athletes
Will Be Honored
Familiar . figures around
Chapel Hill will play a big
part in the May 14 inductions
to the North Carolina Sports
Hall of Fame in Charlotte.
Chuck Erickson, UNC ath
letic director, will induct golf
er Harvie Ward, whom he
coached during Ward's years
at the University.
Roy Armstrong, former
head of the University's More
head Foundation, will induct
Bob Fetzer, former UNC track
coach and athletic director.
Fetzer was the guiding force
in the construction of the
.track which bears his name.
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Goalie Jack Schofield has
backed up a shaky defense
well, chalking up 148 saves in
the ten meets. However, the
opposition has averaged 9.1
goals per game, and today's
clash is certain to be hign-
scorins.
UNC goalie Harvey Stanley
has held every opponent ex
cept Virginia and Washington
and Lee to less than 10 goals,
and the attack has broken in
to double figures every game
except Maryland.
The Tar Heels will be out
to avenge last year's debacle,
, which saw the Terps wm, 25
3. The College Park encounter
was the first time the schools
have played.
Only One Loss
Navy, considered to be the
nation's top team, inflicted the
only loss on the Terps, 13-7.
The visitors have beaten such
highly - ranked teams as
Army (15-13), Baltimore (19
. 15) and Brown (16-12), while
also trimming such lesser
lights as Princeton, Cornell,
New Hampshire, Harvard and
Penn State.
Coach Steele is expected to
go with his usual starting
lineup of Parker, Stanley, Tom
Thayer, Tim Balch, Bob Mor
rison, Jim Bischoff, Andy Cul
pepper, Jake Hubbard, John
Ward and Bud Adams, who
moved from midfield to attack
when Sandy Reider was in
jured against Washington and
Lee and has contributed eight
goals in two games.
- In addition to Schofield and
Heim, Maryland is expected
to counter with John Ken
worthy, Al Lowe, Pete Smith,
Bob Rombro, Ed Helman, Bill
Buck, Larry Bagranoff and
Fred Steele.
righthander Danny Walker are
slated to pitch for the Tar
Heels this weekend. They will
probably be opposed by Lar
ry Gammon of Virginia, who
sports a 0.50 earned run av
erage, and Jerry Bark, Mary
land's sophomore ace who has
averaged over 1 1-2 strikeouts
an inning.
Weak hitting has cost the
Tar Heels dearly in the past
few conference games.
Since Bill "Chilly" Danne
mann was relieved in the
Maryland game two weeks
ago, Tar Heel pitchers have
produced four straight spark
ling performances, giving up
one, two, three and four runs,
yet the team has been lucky
to break even. -
The outstanding perform
ance was Dan Walker's 13
inning gem against hard-hitting
Clemson, won by the Tar
Heels ,4-3, when Bill Taylor
singled with the bases loaded.
Black In Slump
Gary Black , has managed
but one hit, a game - winning
homer against South Carolina,
. in his last 18 trips, and Dan
Talbott and Dick Fleming
have been faltering lately.
Catcher John Shaw, who led
the team last year with .375
but now is under .200, had two
solid hits against Wake Forest
and may be coming back to
his formConsidered the finest
backstop in the league, his
weak hitting has burdened the
team.
If either Leonard or Walker
weaken, Dannemann will be
waiting in the wings. In the
last four conference games, he
has been in the bullpen no
later than the third inning
each time, but only has seen
service for one - third of an
inning.
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Golfers Seek
Over Seven
By DICK SMITH
Asst. DTH Sports Editor
Tar Heel golfers travel to
Pinehurst today for the ACC
Tournament to try and break
up a near monopoly on the
crown. The meet will be
played on the tough No. 2
course.
For the last ten years, Wake
Forest and Duke have taken
all but two of the champion
ships, with the men from Car
olina winning only the 1960
and 1963 editions. As in bas
ketball, ACC golf teams play
a full season and then a tour
nament, the winner of the
tourney being the conference
champion.
In 11 previous tournaments.
Deacon linkmen have either
won outright or shared in the
individual title seven times.
Arnold Palmer started the hab
it in 1954. They are favored
to take their fifth conference
crown this year, led by No. 1
man Dennis Milne and Jay
Sigel.
Of the top ten finishers in
the 1964 tourney at Forest
Lake Country Club, Columbia,
S. C, six will return this year.
Besides Wake's Milne, they
include Skip Tucker and Ed
Hoopes of UNC, Bob McFerron
of Maryland, Eddie Brown of
South Carolina, and Dan Hill
of Duke.
Baldwin Leads Team
The Tar Heels have been
led this season by No. 1 man
John Baldwin, a junior from
Port Washington, N. Y., and
by returning lettermen Skip
Tucker, Ed Hoopes and Les
Fleisher. The team is round
ed out by three seniors and
five sophomore's.
Baldwin has played first po
sition all season and has lost
but two matches, one to Sigel,
he also beat once. Tucker, the
No. 2 man, has lost two and
tied one.
Both men are considering
the PGA tour after gradua
tion. Tucker, a Morehead
scholar, says he'll "enter Law
School in the fall, finish, tell
my wife to pack the bags and
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baller Billy Cunningham was
selected by Philadelphia in
the National Basketball Asso
ciation's draft, held yesterday
in New York.
The Carolina star, three
times chosen as All - Confer
ence center, will probably
play at forward for the 76ers,
as that team has already
found its starting center in
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leaves the scene.
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1957 Kansas team that came
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defeated by the Tar Heels.
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