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by David Zucchino
Sports Writer
Not having to read your score
backwards is nice for a change, coach Bill
Guthridge's Tar Babies have discovered.
The Tar Babies had to read two such
totals over the past 1 8 days, as the box
scores showed the UNC frosh dropping.
70-82 and 74-84 decisions to N.C. State.
The Tar Babies reversed all that
Monday night with a 95-75 stomping of a
reasonably decent East Carolina squad for
Carolina's first win since a 100-86
triumph over Wake Forest on Feb.4.
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ACC plot thickens,
weekend climax due
by Mark Whicker
Asst. Sports Editor
This weekend's ACC action will help
straighten out speculation on first-round
pairings in the conference tournament,
two weeks hence. Or will it?
Wake Forest played at Clemson last
night, where Virginia, State and Maryland
have already been ambushed. Carolina
goes to Virginia today and South Carolina
visits State tonight.
In next week's games, Clemson visits
Duke and Wake hosts Maryland Tuesday
night, . and State comes to Carmichael
Auditorium Wednesday.
Carolina travels to Duke next
Saturday, while Virginia journeys to
Marvland and South Carolina clays at
Wake Forest.
What seemed to be a North Carolina
shoo-in is now a mildly suspenseful race
! for first place.
2 South Carolina has won seven straight
since its fourth conference loss, at Duke.
But the Cocks have taken only one
conference win away from Columbia, and
.that was a tense three-point victory at
Clemson.
! In short, those excursions to State and
Wake Forest won't be pleasure trips.
Recovering from a two-week slump, the
Wolfpack has played reasonably well in
losses to Wake and Duke and a 20-point
home win over Virginia.
With an assured capacity throng at
Reynolds Coliseum and with some bad
blood already in the air between the two
teams,-; tonight's TV game in Raleigh
should . ,be well worth all those . Coke
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ouuui Carolina ueai aiaie y-oo in
Columbia Feb. 17, and the two teams
combined for 53 fouls. A Gamecock
spokesman says that the Pack's Dan Wells
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The win shoved the UNC season slate
to 10-3 and should give the Tar Babies
some impetus going into the last three
games of the season, the first of which
comes against Virginia this afternoon at
4:30 in Charlottesville.
The Tar Babies, whose only brush
with mediocrity came in their first
setback at the hands of State, whipped
the Cavayearlings 74-63 earlier this season
in Carmichael Auditorium. Center Bobby
Jones and forward John ODonnell
teamed for 54 points and 25 rebounds to
seal that win.
The frontcourt twins duplicated that
is "by far the dirtiest player in the
league," but Wells has been scoring in
double figures for State lately and his
outside shooting has given a creaky
offense some needed punch.
Any time Ed Leftwich is hot, the
Wolfpack is tough to beat, and if Paul
Coder gets some backboard help from
Wells, Rick Holdt and Bob Heuts, South
Carolina will have its hands full.
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cramming in 53 points and snatching off
24 takedowns.
- The Cavayearlings, probably out of
shame for their awful nickname as much
as anything -ise, have geen corning on
strong lately and will be plotting revenge
schemes in their Charlottesville lair.
Virginia features a tall front line with
6-9 Al Stahurski, 6-7 Bob McCurdy and
6-5 Bob McKeag all in no fear of
dwarfdom, but the trio was out-quicked
by the smaller Tar Babies when the two
squads met in Chapel Hill.
McCurdy, who was held to only 12
points by the Tar Babies, currently stands
1 1 th in scoring for all. ACC freshmen with
a 22.3 average and is hard to handle
around the basket. O'Donnell and Jones
are placed fourth and sixth in the
conference rankings with 25.2 and 24.1
outputs.
The Tar Babies should be able to
duplicate their earlier superiority over the
Cavayearlings, as 6-3 Darren Elston, who
was sidelined with mononuecleosis in the
first UNC-Virginia affair, will be in
uniform this afternoon, accompanied by
his 10.9 scoring average.
Elston, who can play as either a tall
guard or a sneaky forward, has a deadly
corner shot and can mix it up pretty well
under the boards against taller opponents.
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Hite and 6-0 Fred Gianiny in the
backcourt for the bulk of the season and
the two quick guards will start again this
afternoon.
Lite's 8.6 average places him fourth
among Tar Baby starters, while Gianiny
ranks sixth with a 5.0 norm.
Six-three guard-forward Bill Crouch .
has been making a few waves in the most
recent Tar Baby outings and has raised his
scoring production to 53 per game. The
Charlotte native is currently hitting on a
cool 60 per cent of his shots and should
continue to see a lot of action.
The Tar Babies are presently in the
real meat of thier schedule, as five of
their last seven contests match them up
against Big Four rivals.
The big crunch will come next
Wednesday and Friday against State and
Duke.. The Wolflets will be hard pressed
to subdue the Tar Babies for a third time
this season Wednesday in Carmichael,
where Carolina basketball squads have
bullied visiting opponents all year.
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by T.C. Ricketts
Sports Writer
The UNC rugby club opens its spring
season today with two matches at South
Carolina. Carolina will seek to avenge a
22-6 defeat suffered at the hands of the
Gamecocks last fall.
Club meets
The UNC football club will have its
last meeting before spring practice
Thursday night at 7:30 in the Union.
This will be a mandatory meeting for
all who wish to participate in the club's
spring program. Spring practice starts
March 8.
Prospective members 1 60 pounds and
under are especially urged to attend the
meeting, because there the decision will
be made on the organization of an
160-pound team.
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the strongest southern sides in the past
season, mostly with the help of
experienced players transferring to USC.
Meanwhile, Carolina has maintained a
strong club and should rate with the best.
UNC is without four of its starting backs.
Keith Oldham is out for four weeks
with a broken nose, Bam Taylor and T.C.
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the season, a broken collar bone holding
him down.
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