Sunday, March 30, 1969
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By OWEN DAVIS
DTH Sports Writer
Saturday was a day in which
Steve Pittman could have
rolled the ball across the plate
like a bowler and thrown a
no-hitter.
In fact Pittman, who pitches
for Virginia Tech, almost did
throw a hitless game against
Carolina, but failed in the
eighth inning when he gave up
a double.
The VPI hurler still allowed
only two hits and pitched
perfect ball for 5 23 frames as
the Gobblers blanked UNC 5-0.
While Pittman and the
Techmen were almost flawless,
the far Heels were blundering.
UNC committed six errors,
which let in four unearned
runs, and Carolina pitchers
walked eight batters.
It was the second straight
loss for the Tar Heels and
brought their record to 3-2.
Virginia Tech is now 8-2.
Pittman retired 17 straight
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batters before walking Eddie
Hill on a 3-1 pitch with two
out in the sixth.
Shortstop John Rudisill
spoiled his no-hitter with a
double down the left field line
with one away in the eighth.
Pittman gave up one other
hit in the ninth when pinch
hitter Rusty Prindle led off
with a single.
The Richmond, Va., senior
was most effective with his
breaking pitches, and kept
Carolina batters off-stride by
varying his speeds.
Except for two hits, UNC
knocked only four pitched out
of the infield all day.
Pittman's record is now 2-0.
Tar Heel starter Larry Riser
was not at all effective in
taking his second straight 5-0
setback to VPI. Last season
Kiser lost his only decision to
the Gobblers by a similar score.
Kiser lasted until the 'sixth
inning when he was knocked
out of the box after facing four
men.
While in he allowed all five
runs on four hits and walked
seven. Six of his walks came in
the first three frames.
VPI scored once in the
second inning for the only ran
it needed.
Kiser walked Dean Hahn and
Phil Egghorn, and after a UNC
double play, eenterfielder Bob
Elwell singled in Hahn. '
Pittman kept the Tar Heels
chopping grounders while Kiser
settled down a bit until the
sixth.
And for Kiser and his
teammates, the sixth inning
was as frightening as a typhoon
to a ship's crew.
Virginia Tech scored four
runs on four UNC errors.
Egghom opened the frame
by reaching first on a miscue.
jim Jefferson then walked,
which set up a sacrifice
situation for Elwell. Elwell did
attempt a bunt, which Kiser
niftily fielded and threw to
third baseman Ronnie
Lemon ds.
The toss had Egghorn,
heading for third, out by five
steps but Lemonds dropped
the ball. That loaded the bases.
George Shorter then singled
in two runs. One out later, first
baseman Tommy Donaldson
took a throw from Charlie
Thomas which retired one
runner and threw to second to
try to complete a double play.
The throw was wayward,
however, and another VPI run
scored.
The final tally crossed when
Dave Foster was safe on a
second shortstop error and
Shorter scored.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -Inconsistency
marred the
second full scrimmage session
of spring football practice
Saturday at the University of
North Carolina.
"There were a few bright
spots in our play and we
looked real good doing some
things," said Head Coach Bill
Dooley. "But I was displeased
by our lack of consistency on
both offense and defense."
Dooley singled out senior
halfback Saulis Zemaitis of
Hamilton, Ontario for his
performance during the
scrimmage. Zemaitis was
UNC's second leading ground
gainer last season.
"Zemaitis has certainly been
an outstanding player all spring
but he had his best day today,
both running and blocking,"
Dooley said.
The coach also praised
sophomore linebackers Ricky
Packard of Clinton, N.C, and
John Bunting of Silver Springs,
Md., along with sophomore
tackle Bud Grissom of Elkin,
N.C.
Four Tar Heel
quarterbacks junior Ricky
Lanier of Williamston, N.C,
and sophomores Johnny
Swofford of North Wilkesboro,
N.C, Paul Miller of Ay den,
N.C, and Charles Turco of
Pittston, Pa saw action during
the two-hour scrimmage.
"All four boys looked good
in spots but again they were
inconsistent," Dooley said.
"One of our biggest problems
during the spring practice will
be finding a replacement for
graduated quarterback Gayle
Bomar."
' North Carolina will continue
workouts until the annual
Blue-White game set for April
26 in Kenan Stadium.
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By RUSTY CARTER
DTH Sports Writer
What started out as a warm
shirt-sleeved tennis match
turned into one with jackets
and sweat pants yesterday
afternoon as brisK winds swept
Chapel Hill.
During the varsity singles
competition, it was a typical
warm spring day but within an
hour the temperature took a
ten degree dive to make the
play at least uncomfortable.
The UNC netters however
battled the cool weather and
the frequent gushes of wind to
clip a determined Toledo team
6-3.
The win was the fifth of the
season for Coach Don Skakle's
netters against no losses and
was the fourth win in four
days.
The winnings team has
downed Kent State, Tennessee,
Williams twice, and Toledo for
their perfect record.
Carolina took four of the six
singles matches in yesterday's
game losing the second and the
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Bob Murphy jumped to
11-under-par Saturday and
held the earlv third round lead
in the $200,000 National
Airlines Gold Tournament, but
the pack at his heels gave him
no rest.
The PGA's Rookie of the
Year of 1968 entered
Saturday's round one stroke
ahead of the field at nine-under
par. Teeing off Saturday with
Lionel Hebert, Murphy birdied
two of his five holes.
Hebert and Butch Baird
spoke. I started off real slow
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Stiff winds pushed scores up
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Billy Casper, the PGA's
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eight under.
Murphy, who won $105,595
last year as, a rookie, fired a
record-tying 66 Friday on the
strength of eight birdies and
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"It was one of those days,"
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Casper said, however, he
planned to enter the Greater
Greensboro Open, which
begins in North Carolina
Thursday "because I'm the
desending champion."
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third spots.
Captain Lee Langf troth,
playing in his usual number
one position, beat Tbledo's
Mike Ducey in a three set
match by scores of 7-5, 4-6 and
6-2.
clinch the bout.
Number one team of Corn
and Rawlings played far from
their usual sharpness and lost
the spot to Toledo's Ducey and
Swantz 6-4, 6-3.
With the score then 4-3
Number two performer, Joe Carolina led by one set in each
Dorn, suffered two quick losses
to Terry Brown at 6-2 and 6-2
to drop the second match.
Fred Hawlings, playing in
the number three court, lost
the first set 6-3 Toledo's
Greg Morton, rallied for a 6-4
win in the second set, but was
just edged out 7-5 in the final.
As usual Carolina's number
four, five and six netters came
of the remaining two matches.
Dorn and Tate finished first
with a 6-4, 6-2 win over Nagy
and Mike Engharmpt to give
UNC the winning margin.
Langstroth and Doug
Crawford also finished off
Toledo's number two team in
the second set to make it 6-3.
The duo won by 7-5 and 6-4.
The netters will meet MIT
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through with victories to give on Monday afternoon on the
the Heels the edge going into varsity courts.
the doubles.
Jimmy Corn beat Ken
Swantz 6-0 and 6-4 in the
fourth court, Bill Shivar won
6-4, 6-3, 6-4 over Rick Nagy in
the fifth, and Alar Lassiter
won the final spot over Gary
Driftman 6-1, 6-1.
Typical of the netters
performance, Carolina needed "A bachelor is a fellow
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