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By DONOVAN ALBRIGHT
DTH Sports Writer
Carolina's Fencing team
rolled to a 22-5 victory here in
an opening season match
against Johns Hopkins
University behind a strong
showing in epeeand foil.
Coach Ron Miller tabbed
the big win as "not necessarily
easy but unexpected. No one
on the team lost more than one
bout and there were very few
in which we had more than 2
touches against us. I think the
meet showed our overall
balance and depth which I
hadn't expected to show up
this early in the season."
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By BILL PITTMAN
DTH Sports Writer
"Gratifying" was the word
used by Carolina wrestling
coach Sam Barnes to describe
his team's performance in last
weekend's North Carolina
Collegiate Wrestling
Championships.
However
emphasized that
Barnes
his eve all
along has been on the
upcoming conference match
with Virginia, thereby not
giving too much emphasis on
the championships this past
Friday and Saturday.
Team captain Carver
Rudolph was the only Tar Heel
to win an individual
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Leading the way for the Tar
Heels was Press Ruddell who
racked up three victories in as
many bouts in sabre
competition. A total of eight
other swordsmen were
undefeated for the day's
activities.
Miller added: "I was
impressed with the poise of
each fencer on the strip. Each
one had an assured air, though
not an air of arrogance." He
was also quick to praise
Assistant Coaches Mario
DeLeon of the Epee team and
Peter Balke of the Sabre team.
The scoring totals were
epee: 8-1, foil: 8-1, and sabre:
6-3, with the team's only
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championship, his victory
coming in the 177 lb. weight
division. Several other Carolina
grapplers turned in promising
performances and the Tar Heel
matmen racked up a three to
two win-loss ratio. There was
no team championship.
Barnes seemed to be
impressed with the
performance of Duke and State
and made it clear that his team
would have to work hard to be
able to take these two ACC
foes in January and February.
At present, they appear to be
the toughest foes the Carolina
wrestlers will have to face.
Another thing Barnes
seemed impressed with was the
attendence of 450 high school
Carver Rudolph
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weakness showing in a lack of
experience on the Sabre squad
and the team's margin of
victory was the largest ever
attained in an opening season
meet.
After the meet with Johns
Hopkins, a Novice meet was
held involving teams from
Duke, State, UNC-C, UNC-G,
and St. Augustine's in which
the Heels further showed their
prowess. Denver Haynes and
Charles Poteat won their
respective divisions in foil and
epee and Bob Knight placed
2nd in foil.
The UNC Fencing team will
participate in the Big Ten Open
this Saturday in La
Champaigna, Illinois.
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wrestlers at a clinic held during
the tournament by Dick
Besnier, John Welbourn, Jerry
Daniels and Charlie Parker.
This number of high school
hopefuls was described by
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By DONOVAN ALBRIGHT
DTH Sports Writer
CHARLOTTE, A spirited
and hustling Carolina
Freshman basketball team
raced to a 68-65 victory at the
hands of the Davidson
Wildkittens here Saturday
night. It was the victor's third
consecutive win without a
defeat of the young season and
gave them their last
opportunity- to polish up their
play before meeting the Blue
Imps of Duke in Chapel Hill
this Thursday.
The play of both teams
ranged from erratic to polished
and it was the Tar Babies most
polished George Karl who
cooly stepped to the free e
throw line with :05 seconds
left in the game and sank two
free throws for the final 68-65
margin.
Karl's two points came just
seven seconds after Julian
Dempsey had missed two
charity throws, but a big
rebound by Donn Johnston
enabled the Tar Babies to
retain possession of the ball
and force the intentional foul
by the 'Kittens.
In building up to the
exciting climax, the lead had
changed hands several times,
with each team going from hot
to cold and back to hot again.
Carolina led at half-time,
37-35, largely on the outside
shooting of Karl and an
effective fast break led by Karl
and John Austin.
The second half saw a
complete change and the Tar
Babies threatened to break the
game wide open after only
three minutes ahead elapsed in
the period. Gary Stafford hit
two baskets in a row to raise
the lead to 43-40 and Karl then
fed Austin and Stafford for
lay-ups off the fast break.
Barnes as being the largest
number of high school kids in
attendence at any University
function with the exception of
UNC's Band Day.
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Austin's steal and Lay-up
pushed the lead to ten. 51-41.
but the ensuing cold spell
allowed the Davidson team to
come back and take the lead at
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Ronnie Moffiit pushed
Carolina ahead by one.
Moffltt followed a Davidson
basket with another tap and
sill! another tap In by Johnston
pushed the !r.-.d to three.
Ray Bruwn. Davidson's
second !eading scorer, then
missed the whole backboard to
set the stage for the final
seconds of action and Karl's
free throws.
Austin, playing before his
hometown fans, and Karl both
scored 20 to iead the winning
offense. Their hustle and
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determination combined with
the clutch board play of
Moffitt and Johaston proved
to be the spark needed for
the win. Johnston scored 13.
Moffitt 9, and Stafford 6
Davidson was paced by Joe
Sutter with 21 3nd Ray Brown
with 18.
The North Carolina Rufby
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meeting of ail club members
Tuesday night at 7:15 in 207
Woolen Gym. Elections will be
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