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By OWEN DAVIS
DTH Sports Writer
Sa?pnrk Sad3er is a bi8 man.
Sadler is a fine physical speci-
But Sadler's physique is not
SL,Sile reason for his being
abeled "big". You see, Sad
ler has a new importance on
the Tar Heel football team
he is a count.
Jladlr's new Position as
The Count" marks him as
one of the leaders of the
Carolina squad which more
-and more takes the aspect of
a palace court. After one of
the headline writers on this
Paper highlighted tight end
Bob Hume as a prince, royal
ty was established on the pig-
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skin crew, and now Sadler has
been labeled "count" by his
teammates. He takes his po
sition regretfully.
Sadler is one of the three
captains on this year's team
and he combines with Hume
and Danny Talbott to form an
imposing triumvirate.
According to Sadler there
are "no special duties as cap
tain. It is a big honor," he
said, "and something to be
proud of." Since he and Hume
now hold royal titles there is
added reason for his pride.
A starting defensive tackle
for three seasons, Sadler
played guard at West Meck
lenburg High in Charlotte be
fore coming to Carolina. "I
have always played defense
here,' he stated, "because I
can't block."
The position of defensive
tackle requires not only good
size but also speed and mobi
lity in order to get to the of
fensive backs. "To get to the
passer you have to get the
blocker off-balance," he said.
"Sometimes I pick things up
during a game from the man
opposite me and I can get an
idea of what he is going to do.
I usually have to get past
the offensive tackle to reach
the quarterback but some
times I am facing the tight
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end. The type of quarterback
that is the tougest to de
fense is the good runner
that is real quick. I would
rather play against a straight
drop-back passer.
"I don't think I played such
a good game against State. I
made a lot of mistakes. They
are a good-running team and
they moved the ball on us.
They blocked well."
Sadler is a very modest per
son. He was hesitant to reveal
much about himself but his
teammates were more than
eager to volunteer informa
tion about him. "He used to
be called 'Seven No-Trumps'
Sadler," said tackle Tom In
gle. "He plays any card game,
shoots pool and is a big sin
ger." A recreation administration
major, he is indefinite about
his future. "I hope to grad
uate in January," he said,
"but I do not know what I
will do about the draft."
Sadler is Scandanavian in
appearance with light hair
blue eyes, nice looks and
thick build. If the Tar Heels
get any more Scandanavian
royalty, a production of Ham
let will be in order.
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Action
The intramural cake race
will be held this afternoon !;:
S at 4 p.m. with Fetzer Field :j
the starting point.
The novice division last
Syear was won by Darius &
:: Hinnant with Bob Everett ft
S second and Bill Horn third.
The open division was cap
: tured by Joe Lasich with &
James Hotelling finishing
second an Truett Goodwin :
third. $
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Hank Sadler
Top Ten
The Associated Press lists
Michigan State as its number
one team in the second week's
top ten poll. The Spartans de
stroyed Penn State over the
weekend, 42-8.
UCLA, which stomped Syra
cuse, 31-12, is second and Ala
bama, a 34-0 winner over Lou
isiana Tech, is third.
Purdue, beaten by Notre
Dame, and Baylor, defeated
by Colorado, dropped out of
the elite. Georgia Tech, a 42
0 victor over Vanderbilt, and
Tennessee, which downed Au
burn, 28-0, moved up to take
their places.
1. Michigan State 2-0
2. UCLA 2-0
3. Alabama Mj
4. Notre Dame 1-
5. Southern Cal 2-0
6. Nebraska 2-0
7. Arkansas 2-0
8. Michigi. '
9. Georgia Tech 2-0
10. Tennessee 1-0
Blue Bombs Win
Over Red Raiders
By BILL HASS
DTH Sports Writer
The Old East Blue Bombs
slipped by the Old East Red
Raiders, 26-25, as intramural
tag football began Monday.
Bill Bullock scored three
touchdowns and David Stein
beck had one as the Blue
Bombs took a 26 - 12 half
time lead. The Red Raiders
scored 13 points in the second
half, but missed extra points
cost them the win. Chris
Hodges, Tom Watson, Mike
Lombardo and Parker Christ
man scord the touchdowns for
the Red Raiders.
Jay Sock well registered
three touchdowns and a safe
ty as Ruff in B slugged the
Mangum Mites, 28-6. David
Lea added another TD. R.
Greene scored for the Mites.
Ashley Thrift was responsi
ble for a safety in each half
as Stacy White eased by the
Graham Bells by an unusual
4-0 score.
Ehringhaus D parlayed two
touchdowns by Steve Lisk
with an extrr point and four
safeties to beat Ehringhaus E,
21-13. Robert Vaughn scored
for Ehringhaus E.
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The Stacv Studs rallied for
a 14-12 victory over the Gra
ham Crackers. Graham had a
6-0 half-time lead, but the
Studs rose to the occasion
pnd got the win. David De
Priest ?nd Robert Overcash
tallied for the Crackers.
Garv Zachery scored a
touchdown to lead the Parker
Bangers to a 9-0 win over the
Avery-All Stars. Charlie
Warren added a safety and
Hooper Hall had an extra
point.
Other scores: Morrison F
Falcons 10, Morrison D Pon
ies 7: Joyner Jocks 14, Joy
ner 2-D's 12: Alexander Poo
bahs 12, Connor Animals 7;
Carr 14, Old West 0: Joyner
Jokes 8. Alexander Mooes 0:
Iwis Mothers 16. Everett
69'ers 0: Everett R o e a h 21,
Stacy Blue 0: Lewis Bleeders
7, Everett Hagor 6; Ehring
haus F 14, Ehringhaus C Blue
4.
Contestants may still prac
tice this afternoon for the
Cake Race. Each runner must
check in with the official at
the track. The race is Thursday.
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point
16. Scorch
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20. Constella
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sound
26. Thus
27. Watch
28. Girl's
nickname
29. Leaps
31. Wager
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instance 31. Well-
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