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By HOWIE CARR
DTH Sports Writer
Tar Heel freshman Bob
Nagle overtook an N.C. State
iwinnser in the last ten yards
of the 400-yard freestyle relay
to give Carolina a
co me-from -behind 57-56
dctory over the Wolfpack,
Saturday.
State took a quick 7-0 lead
by winning the 400-yard
medley relay. In the 1000-yard
freestyle, Gerry Chapman and
Phil McMunigal captured first
and third, respectively, to trim ,
the Wolfpack lead to 10-6.
State swimmers finished 1-3 in
the 200-yard freestyle, but Tar
Heels Bruce Wigo and Cap
Gentry got the points back by
winning the same places in the
0-yard freestyle.
took
second and
After
Mike
Chapman and
Darst came in behind a State
swimmer in the individual
medley, Chuck Humphrey
defeated the Wolfpack's
stand-out diver, Randy Horton, .
in the 1-meter competition. At
this point, State led, 2S-24.
State took first and third in
the 200-yard butterfly, while
Heel Dave Bedell finished
second. Wigo then won his
second event of the day, the
100-yard freestyle, and Darst
followed by taking this
200-yard backstroke.
Competing in his third event,
Chaprnan" captured the
500 -yard freestyle as the
Wolfpack
third. I
Tar Heels Richard Williams
and Dave S iison kept the meet
tight by finishizg 2-3 in the
200-yard breaststroke. State's
Horton won the 3-meter divir.g,
but Humphrey's second place
still gave Carolina a chance if it
could win the 400-yard
freestyle.
Trailing 56-50, UXC Coach
Pat Earey went with a team of
Butch Bristow, Bill Herndon,
Wigo and Nagle. This Blue
Dolphin team edged State by .2
seconds to win the meet,
57-56.
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Williams finishes second in the 200 yard breaststroke
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By MIKE LEAFE
DTH Sports Writer
Dental IV started off
defense of its title right with a ,
convincing 66-30 trouncing of
the Econ BA I team. Dental
got double figure support from
3 players, Roberts with 18,'
. Garrison with 15 and Dempsy
with 12. Rieke with 14 was the
only double figure scorer for
Econ.
The Granville E Vikings
came out of semester break
like a grizzly bear out of
hibernation, lean and hungry.
The results, a 103-18
humiliation of Granville F. E
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whole F team. Blackwell had
29, Saton 22 and Sommerfleld
20. Also Lee had 16 while
Bush was high score for F with
eight.
The Ehringhaus B Beavers
outlasted the E-house C Orange
to gain a 52-34 decision. C
scoring was distributed with
Leitch getting with, Mashburn
and Elliot seven and
Thomassaon six. B was paced
by Lenair with 18 and
McClured with 14.
The Stacy Zulus squeaked
past the Aycock Speed Press
40-35. Midgett of Stacy led all
scorers with 12 points while
Weber of Aycock had 11.
It 1 wras a game for the
Midgets, as Manley and
Mangum Midgets met. Mangum
came out on the short end of
the deal though when Manley
copped a 33-28 win.
Lenderman of Manly was the
high scorer with 13 points.
The James E Evangelists
taught the James H Humpers a
lesson they might never forget.
E trounced H 51-22. Stewart
and iPrjeMly . procidecLJ.fi and ,
15 points to the James E
attack and turned out to be the .
games only double figure
scorers.
The Teague Jocks ran over
Old West I 60-31 as Teague put
four men in double figures.
Kimmel of Teague topped all
with 22 while his teammates
VanHoy, Jackson and
Reynolds supplied plenty of
support with 12, 10 and 10
points respectively.
The Morrison C Tar Heels
handed the Morrison A
Cougars a 41-33 setback. A had
two men in double figures as
Levan had 16 and Cobbs 11.
Pearman hit 15 for the losers..
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1 blazing fire
1 soft fur rug (substitute acceptable)
2 people
Mix well. Dim lights and serve. Plan for extra
helpings.
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the put-a-fitUe-romancff-in-your-life
record people.
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