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By KEN TILLEY
DTH Sports W riter
Carolina dropped its final
game of the season Friday
night, a 45-37 slowdown match
with the Duke Blue Imps.
A raucous crowd of 5,000
cheered the first undefeated
freshmen team in Duke's
history, but the controlled
tempo game plan of the Tar
Babies came quite close to
spoiling the unblemished
record.
Carolina opened with its
four corners offense, a tactic
which despite its frequent use
still confuses opponents.
The return of 6-8 Donn
Johnston to the Tar Baby
line-up and the deadly shooting
of Norris Crigler sent - the
Carolina quintet to a 10-3 lead
five minutes into the first half.
But the Blue Imps Gary
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BLACKSBURG, VA.
(UPI) Virginia Tech staved off
a-last-minute rally Saturday- to
down West Virginia 80-7 8
behind Lloyd Kings's 27
points.
Tech managed to stay at
least five points ahead until the
final minute.
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Melchionni led a Duke
comeback to tie the score at
ten points apiece with 11:15 in
the half.
The battle swayed back and
forth between the two
combatants from that point
until the halftime buzzer, with
Duke barely on top at
intermission 26-25.
The second half saw the
slowdown tactics used to their
fullest extent. Carolina
controlled the second half tap
and immediately settled into
the four corners. Duke didn't
contest the plan until four
minutes had ticked off the
clock.
The Blue Imps came out
ball St
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The University of North
Carolina Saturday announced
plans for a new baseball
stadium, the gift of Cary C,
Boshamer, a Gaston ia textile
industrialist.
University Chancellor J.
Carlyle Sitterson said the new
facility, to be called the Cary
Boshamer Stadium, will replace
the old Emerson Field which
was razed four years ago to
make way for the University's
new student union and
undergraduate library.
Construction of the stadium
is expected to beg:n next
summer at the site of the
present baseball diamond on
Ridge Road, next to Avery
Dormitory. Lighting for the
stadium, also contributed by
Mr. Boshamer, already is in
use.
"Mr. Boshamer attended the
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By HOWIE CARR
DTH Sports Writer
Maryland came from behind
to defeat North Carolina Stare
and win the Atlantic Coast
Conference swimming
championship, yesterday.
The Terrapins finished with
460 points to the Wolf pack's
452. Coach
Carolina squad
399 points.
Carolina, V
Forest, Duke
Pat Eareys
was third with
while South
irginia. Wake
and Clenson
were the next finishers.
State's Steve McGrain
started the day by winning the
1000-yard freestyle, as Dolphin
swimmers Gerry Chapman and
Frank McElroy won the second
and fourth spots.
Eric Schwall of the
with 16 minutes to play, and
their pressure defense forced
Tar Baby turnovers which gave
the Dukes a 32-26 lead with
14:36 to play.
At this stage in the action
(or inaction if the stall is
considered) Duke held the ball.
Melchionni passed the ball to
his teammates at mid-court to
provide excitement for the
home crowd, as other Duke
players strolled to their bench
from time to time to chat with
their coach.
For ten and one half
minutes the Blue Imps kept the
ball to themselves with little
reactions coming from the Tar
Baby defenders. With four
aciium
University, Class of 1917, and
played on the football team
here. He long has been an avid
fan of Tar Heel baseball and
regularly attends games on
campus.
Director of Athletics Homer
Rice and. Baseball Coach Walter
Rabb jointly outlined plans for
the new stadium. The plans call
for installation of permanent
seating to accomodate 2,000
fans and construction of a
beautiful stadium exterior. The
seats will be aluminum. The
exterior will be brick.
The stadium will include
dressing room facilities for
home and visiting teams and
coaches; an area for an indoor
batting cage; rest room
facilities; and a permanent
working press area.
The lights were installed last
summer and will be used for
the first time this baseball
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Wolfpack repeatc-d as 100-yard
freestyle eharr.ipkn wi:h a time
of -AIM. and UNO Bruce
Wigo finished fifth. Butch
Bnstov,- won the consolation.
State continued to
dominate as Tom Evans won
his second straight 200-yard
backstroke championship.
Mike Dferst was third for the
Tar Heels, v. ho also got first
and second place finishes from
Rich Williams and Bob Pollard
in the consolation.
Maryland, however,
captured' the lead, 390-381.
with a tremendous
performance in the 200-yard
backstroke. Terrapin swimmers
took first, second, and fourth
place in the championship
finals, limiting State to a third.
Dough Wilson of Carolina
minutes to play .Melchionni
drove the lane for a jumper and
an eight point lead. The tempo
picked up, but with the Imps
hitting 100 per cent from the
floor in the second half, the
Tar Babies could not make up
the deficit.
Cold shooting again plagued
the Carolina team, as they
could convert only 4 of 13
shots in the second half, and
45 per cent for the game.
Ronnie Moffitt with 12
points and Crigler with 10 led
Tar Baby scorers, and Johnston
(still slowed by his injury)
totaled nine markers (all in the
first half).
season. Eleven of Carolina's 18
home games this season will be
played at night. Rabb says the
lights are comparable to those
in AAA professional parks and
will provide Carolina with the
best -lighted park in the area.
Chancellor Sitterson
Saturday expressed hisj
appreciation to Mr. Boshamer
for the gifts. "Mr. Boshamer is,
one of the most loyal friends
of the University," the
Chancellor said. "His
generosity extends to all areas
of the University. The
Boshamer professorship and
Boshamer scholarship along
with his other contributions
, are making possible significant
advancements at the
University. We are deeply
grateful to him."
Rabb said that Mr.
Boshamer's gifts of the stadium
and lighting will provide
Carolina with baseball facilities
comparable to any in the
United States.
"These facilities will not
only have great utility," Rabb
said, "but will be a beautiful
addition to the campus. They
will enable us to upgrade all
aspects of our baseball
program.
"This gift is another
example of Mr. Boshamer's
tremendous interest in and
loyalty to the University. It is
something in which all Carolina
baseball people will take pride.
WTe are deeply grateful for his i
athletic program and to the
University."
The present Carolina
diamond, where the stadium
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The
Terp foKowed by
the first two phoe in.
the 100-yard butc-rOy to'
practically wrap up the mtt.
John Thoder of ISC won
the 3-meter . chi::g. edpr.g
State's Randy Honor. Chuck
Humphrey, the Blue Dolphins
only entry, was fifth.
State took the 400-yard
freestyle relay, as Mar!and
and North Carolina finished
second and third, but it wasn't
enough to defeat the champion
Terps.
The Wolf pack had taken a
commanding lead in the Friday
night finals, with 294 points to
Maryland's 266 and Carolina's
260! The other five teams
la2ed far behind.
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will be constructed, is regarded
as one of the finest playing
areas in the south. The
diamond was first used four
years ago after many seasons of
action on Emerson Field.
Presently, there are only a
small number of temporary
stands at the baseball diamond.
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Mr. Boshamer . currently:
devotes his business attention'
to Cary C. Boshamer, Inc.,
Clover Development Co., and
Lkear-Knit, Inc. He supports
many educational and
charitable organizations in
addition to his alma mater,
including Brevard College of
which he is a trustee; The
Shrine Hospital for Crippled
Children; and the First United
Methodist Church of Georgia.
Mr. Boshamer was born in
Statesville, N.C., but has lived
in many areas of the country,
including -. San Francisco,
Philadelphia, Chicago, Georgia,
South Carolina and presently
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