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Ken Willard, Bill Cunningham and the ten
nis team have swept the top honors in the an
nual DTH Sports Awards.
Willard and Cunningham were named as
Co-Athletes of the year, the netmen were se
lected as the outstanding team and tennis coach
Don Skakle was tabbed as the best mentor.
Judges for the event included Fred Seely,
DTK, Sports Editor; Dick Smith, assistant
Sports Editor; Larry Tarleton, ex-DTH Sports
Editor; Pete Gammons, ex-assistant Sports
Editor; and Pat Stith, assistant Sports Infor
mation Director.
Each judge submitted his top three choices
in each category, and points were compiled on
a 5-3-1 basis.
. Ian Morrison, was named top Clutch Perform
er, the first Duke' basketball game was tabbed
the Best Single Contest, and Eddie Kesler's
electrifying 72-yard run against Duke was
awarded the Outstanding Single Play.
Top performers were also named in each
sport. Honors went to Willard in football;. Jim
Talbot, soccer;. Cunningham, basketball; Roy
Hagerty, wrestling; O. H.Parrish, tennis; Dale
e White, track;, Jeff. Parker, lacrosse; John
Baldwin, golf ; V Harrison ' Merrill, swimming ;
Dan Talbott, "baseball;- and Jim Meade, cross
country. - -
WakMmrsBack, 10
The weak - hitting Tar Heels
finally managed to turn on the
power Monday night and score
nine runs. Unfortunately, the
team, forgot its- pitching and
defense, and when all was
over Wake Forest. had' whipped
the baseball nine 10-9; - in a
charity game at Asheboro..
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Willard and Cunningham each garnered two
first-place, two second-place . and a third-place
vote for 17 points. Merrill and two-sport stand
out Black tied for third with five points, and
trackman White was mentioned on one ballot
for fifth.
Skakle ran away with Coach of the Year
honors, getting four first-place votes and a sec
ond for 23 points! The surprising lacrosse
team ,figured to have troubles making .500,
pushed Cony Steele into second place with 12
points and swimming's Pat Earey was third
with nine.
The tennis team matched Skakle's 23 points.
With a 22-0 season record plus a decisive con
ference championship, the netmen got all but
one first-place vote. Lacrosse was second with
12, swimming had nine and soccer was men
tioned for one points
Morrison, erratic most of the season on the
basketball court, came off the bench in sev
eral games with key baskets and was tabbed
the Clutch Performer. Special mention was giv
en to his game against Clemson in Charlotte
and against Vanderbilt in Greensboro. He com
piled 15 votes. Net star Bronson Van Wyck,
who won 25 straight matches this season, was
second with eight,-followed by basketball's Bob
Lewis with six. All are sophomores.
The team closes out the sea
son today at Virginia Tech in
a game starting at 2:30 p.m.
Coach Walter Rabb is expect
ed to play a non - senior line
up in the season's finale.
Over 1 ,000 fans, the biggest
crowd to see the Tar Heels
this year, turned out for the
annual game in Asheboro, and
were presented a wild melange
of hits, runs, bonehead plays,
errors and walks. Each team
paraded four hurlers to x t h e
mound, and fittingly enough
the winning run for the Dea
cons scored on a miscue.
After erasing a 9-0 deficit,
the Deacons wrapped it up in
the ninth. Bill Molloy started
the inning with his fourth hit
of the game, a high infield
bouncer down the first base
line that didn't come down un
til too late to get the speedy
third sacker.
Bill ''Chilly" Dannemann,
hurling for the Tar. Heels with
only two days rest, then
walked Joe Sepic,- and t h e
runners advanced on catcher
Tom Bobbins' passed ball.
Rabb then brought in ace re
liever , Bob , Reagan, . who in
tentionally passed Jim Grims
ley to load the bases and set
up a force at any corner.
Weak-hitting, Steve Wrenn,
Wtless in three previous at-
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bats, bounded one to shortstop
Dick Fleming, who made a
good stop, but his throw to
Robbins for a force was far
wide of the target, ending the
game.
! Hitting stars for the Tar
Heels- included Ken Boykin,
who homered, doubled and sin
gled to boost his average to
.309, third best on the team.
Bill Taylor emerged from a
slump with three singles, and
Bob Bonczek pounded, a hom
er and a double in five trips.
UNC jumped off to a 6-0
lead in the top of the first on
hits by "Bonczek, Boykin, Dick :
Prindle and Gary Black. Mike
McLaughlin, starting Tar Heel
hurler, held the Deacons at
bay with a one - hitter until
the sixth, when two walks and
a double by Grimsley and Mol
loy put them on the score
board. Molloy smashed a three-run
homer, off Buddy , Cohoon to
edge the score to 9-7 in the 1
seventh, . and Wake tied it in.
the eighth on a cheap infield
hit,, a misjudged fly ball by
Lynn Nesbitt which fell for a
double, and a ground single
that just evaded Fleming's
grasp. All the scoring was
done with two out.
Bonczek rapped his homer,
a 400-foot plus clout, in the
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Asst. DTH Sports Editor
Delta Upsilon's blue tennis
team highlighted Monday's
tramural action with a 2-1 win
over Kappa Alpha to enter the
fraternity blue finals. They
will play the winner of the Chi
Psi-Zeta Psi match, which
was postponed.
In water polo quarterfinals
Sigma Nu dunked Everett, 5!
0; Chi Phi downed Old West
by forfeit; Delta Upsilon over
came Phi Gam, 2-1; and Chi
Psi beat the Medical School
3-0.
Softball action , featured Chi
Psi in a quarterfinal . victory
over the Delta Sigs by a
healthy margin of 8-1. Tom
Carpenter doubled and singled
to lead Chi Psi hitting, while
Mai Dunlevie went two for
three at the plate. Errors and
walks gave the winners four
more runs, while Delta Sig got
its run when Bill Cresimore,
who had tripled, was sacri
ficed home
Chandler Leads Can
Also, Jim Chandler 'of Carr
put on a pitching exhibition to
beat Ehringhaus A almost sin
glehanded, .giving up only
fifth and Boykin made it 9-0
with Taylor aboard in the
sixth.
It was the third time the
Tar Heels have fallen to Wake
this season. They lost at home,
3-2, then journeyed to Winston
Salem for a 10-1 whipping.
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UNC ' ab r h rbi
Prindle, 2b : : 5 0 1 2
Taylor, If 5 2 3 0
Boykin, rf 5 2 3 3
Talbott, lb V S01 0
Bonczek, 3b : 5 2 2 2
Fleming, ss. 4 1 1 0
Black, cf 5 12 1
Robbins, c 3 12 0
McLaughlin, p 2 0 10
Lampman, ph 1 0 0 0
Totals ,40 9 16 18
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Sizemore, If 2 0 0 0
Renn, p 10 0 0
Dillman, p 10 0 0
Rich, p 10 0 0
Boylesr2b- ' 2 1 0 0
Cole, cf 3 2 0 0
Nesbitt, lb-lf 4 2 1 1
Myers, c 4 112
Molloy, 3b 5 2 4 3
London, pr 0 10 0
Sepic, rf 5 12 2
Krous, ss 2 0 0 0
Grimsley, ss " 1 0 1 1
Wrenn, p-lb 4 0 0 0
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Reagan 0
Wrenn 3
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three hits and striking out 10,
while his teammates plated
eight. Tom Sheehan and Al
Vota doubled for Carr, as
Ehringhaus pitcher John Spain
gave up eight walks. John
Mulford tripled in a losing
cause, and the final score was
5-2.
The undefeated Carr team,
drawn from the smallest Res
idence Hall on campus, will
play Avery today at 5 p.m. on
Navy Field for the Hall cham
pionship. Averyj led by bas
ketballers Bill Cunningham,
Tom Gauntlett and Bob Lewis,
have lost only one game.
In horseshoes, Medical
School beat NROTC and the
Peacocks by identical scores
of 2-1; Aycock Blue downed
Teague Blue, 2-1; the Ruffin
Reds defeated Stacy, 2-1, and
Mangum 10, 3-0; Stacy White
defeated Mangum 5, 2-1; Chi
Psi Blue victimized Zeta Psi,
2-1, and the Chi Psi White
team downed Pi Kappa -Phi
by the same margin. In shut
outs, the winners were: Lamb
da Chi over Chi Phi, Phi Gam
over Delta Sig, Zeta Psi over
St. Anthony, and Mangum
Blue over Aycock.
Murals End Tomorrow
All finals will be completed
this week, with fraternity blue
softball scheduled for today.
Final rounds completed yes
terday included blue and white
tennis and ; blue and white
horseshoes. All results will ap
pear in tomorrow's DTH, hav
ing been completed too late for
today's edition: ; ;
Water polo action ends to
morrow night at 6 p.m., with
the winner of last night's clash
between Chi Phi and St. An
thony Hall facing the victor in
tonight's Chi Psi - Sigma Nu
game. ' Finals will be played
in three - minute quarters.
Alpha '. Tau Omega has " al
ready reached the finals of
blue softball, and" await the
winner of yesterday's Chi Psi
Phi Gamma Delta tilt.
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