Saturday, April 10. 1971
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by Mark Whicker
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Clemson baseball coach Bill .Wilhelm
loves nothing more than a victory over
Carolina unless it's two victories.
In quest of that end, Wilhelm is
expected to start his two best pitchers,
Rusty Gerhardt and Dave Van
Volkenburg, in today's doubleheader at
Durham Athletic Park, starting at 1:00.,
The Tar Heels, now 5-9 after a
disappointing 4-3 loss at Davidson
Thursday, will counter-with southpaw
Jim Chamberlain and righthander Dave
Bullard.
"It was a miserable way to lose,"
admitted Coach Walter ' Rabb after the
Davidson game.
"We lost it on errors -we hit the ball
well, and then their players kept making
outstanding catches. In addition, our
pitchers only allowed Ihem two hits."
Fred Gianiny started, followed by
Dave Batts and Rusty Prindle.
Davidson first baseman Lynn Wagner
drove in the only earned run for the
Wildcats, as two walks and three errors
gave them their other scores. All four
Davidson runs came in the sixth inning.
Carolina loaded the bases in the
second inning and did not score, and left
the tying run on base in the top of the
ninth.
Larry Kiser went four for four, getting
half of Carolina's hits. "When your
hitting is concentrated in one spot like
that," said Rabb, "it's hard to drive in
runs."
Runs may be at a premium today for
both sides.
Both Gerhardt and. Von 'Volkenburg
are smooth lefthanders, rated as two of
the more complete pitchers in the ACC.
Gerhardt is rated slightly better than
his companion. The Baltimore junior has
led the conference in strikeouts the last
two years, and struck, out 24 in his first
21 innings this season.
Bullard has improved markedly from
last season. He has 10 strikeouts in 16
innings, and his curve ball was a pivotal
factor in Carolina's 11-9 win over Yale
before spring break.
Chamberlain was hit hard at Florida
Southern when he let pitches get too
high, but Rabb has great faith in the
freshman southpaw. He leads the Heels in
ERA with 2.50 and has 22 strikeouts in
18 innings. His won-loss record is 1-2.
Carol ina-000 100 020-3 8 4
Davidson-000 004 00x-4 2 1
Gianiny, Batts (7), Prindle (8) andNiller,
Roberts (3); Shepherd, Folger (7),
Beaston (8) and Wilkerson. W Shepherd.
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Terps take 14 events,
wallop thinclads 112-33
Carolina's track team was hoping to
continue ' their year-by-year prbcess of
erosion, but encountered a landslide
instead at Maryland Thursday.
Every year the Tar Heels had been
closing the gap on the Terps. This time,
however, Maryland won out 112-33,
sweeping four events and winning 14 of
17. : ,
Darryl Kelly, Larry Widgeon and Mike
Can zonieri were the only winners for
. Coach Joe Hilton.
, LONG JUMP-1. Sandler(M) 23-2; 2.
West(C) 21-6; 3. Pauiis(M) 21-3X.
J SHOT PUT-1. Hanley(M) 58'2y2; 2.
Jessup(C) 53'10;3. McLaughlin(C) 44'3y2".
440 RELAY 1. Maryland (Jacobs, Davis,
Johnson, Greene) 43.2; 2. Carolina 43.6.
JAVELIN-1. Bacon(M) 225-4; 2. Fisher(M)
205-4; 3. George(M) 198-7.
MILE-1. Baker(M) 4:08.6; 2. Chilcote(M)
4:23.5; 3. Silverman(M) 4:26.6.
120 HIGH HURDLES 1. Zayac(M) 15.2; 2.
David(M) 15.3;3. HiltoniC) 16.1.
440-Bowie(M) 49.5; 2. Wheless(C) 49.9; 3.
Johnson (M) 50.9.
TRIPLE JUMP-1, Kelly(C) 48-9; 2.
Bilmanis (M) 47-0; 3. Paulis(M) 43-8.
100-Greene(M) 10.3; 2. West(C) 10.4; 3.
Jacobs(M) 11.
880-1. Josephs(M) 1:55.8; 2. Umbarger(M)
1:57.2; 3. Bailor(M) 1:58.1.
440 HURDLES-1. Kelly(M) ,57.5; 2.
Moore(M) 58.6; 3. Hilton(C) 58.9.
POLE VAULT-1. Struble(M) 15-6; 2.
Williamson(M) 15-6; 3. Hilliker(C) 14-0.
220 1. Canzonieri(C) 22.7; 2. Jacobs(M)
23.0; 3. Snowden(C) 23.5; :
HIGH JUMP-1. Davidlrttfc-8; 2r
Bozzone(MT6-6; 3. Ball(C) 6-4.-'
THREE MILE-1. Widgeon(C) 14:20.2. 2.
Shrader(M) 14:43.0. 3. Rosen(M) 15:00.6.
MILE RELAY 1. Maryland (Jacobs,
Johnson, Saunders, Bowie) 3:22.8; 2. Carolina
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