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Bud Grissom
Break end.
Netters host
by Bruce Gurganus
Sports Writer
All good things must come to an
end. Or as George Harrison recently
put it, "All things must pass."
It makes little difference how you
say it. Coach Don Skakle's unbelievable
tennis team had its winning streak
ended at 35 matches at Clemson on
Saturday. '
In their , first out of town matches
of the season, the Tar Heels downed
South Carolina 9-0 on Friday before
venturing into the "death valley" of
Clemson and losing a close 5-4 upset.
In an unusual and somewhat
questionable move Clemson Coach
Duane Bruley played his Pakistani star
Sarfraz Rahim at the fifth position.
Rahim, a finalist in the ACC tourney
last season, was thus spared playing
either Freddie McNair or Jimmy Corn.
The move by Bruley helped his
Tigers to a 3-3 tie,., after,, the; singles.
Clemsonproceded to1 ---take the' twa and1
three doubles in tough three setters
and the Heels' winning streak dating
back to 1969 was ended.
In the top spot McNair breezed by
former Greek junior champion Nickey
Kelaidis 6-2 and 6-1. Corn defeated
Steve Parsons 6-0, 12-10 to remain
unbeaten.
On the third court Forrest Simmons
dropped the first of the five three
setters the Heels were. to lose Saturday.
Eddie Shelton took Timmons by close
6-2, 3-6 and 6-3 scores.
Frosh Richard McKee kept his
record clean with a 6-2, 8-6 defeat of
Bhanu Nunna from India.
At the fifth position freshman
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State today after losing to Clemson
Richard Hardaway proved the depth of
the Carolina line-up as he extended
Rahim to a three set marathon. The
Greenville, S.C. product finally fell 6-2,
3-6 and 6-3.
Senior Mike Kernodle went at it
with freshman Herb Cooper before
losing a heartbreaking 7-5, 0-6 and 6-4
match. Kernodle actually won more
games than did the Florida frosh who
also has been playing much higher in
the line-up this season.
In the crucial doubles action McNair
Deaicoes take Big Foer leac
Performing without Lanny Wadkins
and Jim Simons, Wake Forest got good
rounds from Ed Pearce and Mike Kallam
and won the second round of Big Four
Medarplayat Duke1 Friday afternoonT "
The Deacons now hold a seven-stroke
lead over Carolina, who finished third
Friday, after 36 holes.
Lytton Perritt and John
Vanderbloemen had 75s on the Duke
course to lead the Tar Heels.
Jack Hooks and Marty West, usually
the most consistent Tar Heels, carded 79 .
and 80. Joe Hackler had a 76 and Steve
Wright and Ronnie Parker followed with
scores of 81 and 82.
Pearce and Kalian shared co-medalist
honors with one-under-par 70s.
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Few can doubt Bill Dooley's talents
as a builder, a recruiter, a teacher and
strategist after four years at the helm
of Carolina's football team.
Now, with a Peach Bowl watch in
hand but with a record-setting runner
and offensive line already departed,
Dooley's skill as a distributor of talent
iwll be put to test next fall.
After a few spring practice sessions,
it's obvious' that the potential is
there-at all positions. Perhaps enought
to duplicate or even surpass last year's
8-4 season.
But at times the proceedings have
resembled a carefully patterned game
of musical cnairs.
Injuries have been unnerving; all
kinds of lettermen, redshirts and
promising freshmen are being moved
around in an effort to find the "best
22-or 44-ment to make our football
team a winner," as Dooley says.
" Defensively, the Tar Heels may be
tougher than last year. Tackle Flip Ray
and linebackers Bill Richardson, Tom
Cantrell and Rusty Ross graduated, but.
ten outstanding defenders return.
Dooley calls linebacker John Bunting
"the most underrated player on ,our
and McKee swept past Shelton and
Parsons 6-3 and 6-3. But the fall of
the big blue machine proved to be in
the second and third doubles spots.
Corn and Hardaway Tost their first
match of the season as they fell to
Rahim and Nunna 6-4, 5-7, and 6-2.
In the number three doubles match
Simmons and freshman Joe Garcia
dropped the last match of the day to
Cooper and Kelaidis. The marathon
match was the longest of the day.
Steve Walker followed with at72 while
Tom Case and Randy Hoft followed with
76 and 77.
The victory was a-;tpstimonyf. to 'the
depth of the Deacons,1, since Wadkins and
Simons were playing in '. the Masters
tournament and Kent Engelmeier, one of
the more dependable members of the
ACC championship team, carded an 82.
Dennis Satyshur and Thorny Hoelle
had 73 and 74 to lead the hosting Blue
Devils, who combined for a 538 score, 10
strokes behind Wake Forest.
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team, -and perhaps in the whole
conference." Ricky Packard and Jim
Webster, nagged by injuries for the last
two years, are not far behind him.
In the line, ends Bill Brafford and
Gene Brown return along with tackle
But Grissom. If Eric Hyrnan, a star
two years ago, ever recuperates from
illness, Dooley will have another
dependable tackle.
Richard Stilley and Greg Ward,
defensive backs who improved as the
season lengthened, are both hurt and
out of spring practice, as is Rusty
Culbreth. John Swofford and Tracy
Bridges return healthy.
The offensive line that carried Don
McCauley to records upon records has
graduated en masse. "We have some .
young men with potential to replace
them," Dooley comments, "but they
are very green and need work as a
unit."
Among them are Jim Papai, Ron
Rusnak, Bob Thornton, Frank More,
Reid Lookabill, Jerry Sain and the list
goes on and on.. However, Dooley does
have two experienced tight ends in
Johnny Cowell and Ken Taylor, and is
looking for a third tight end to spell
When the scores were posted the Tiger
team came out on top 6-4, 6-8 and
8-6.
The loss was the third for the
fabulous Tar Heels in the last four
years. The last defeat was also at
Clemson.
This afternoon at 2:00 the Heels
will try to bounce back against the
Wolfpack of N.C. State on the Varsity
Courts. UNC is now 11-1 overall and
1-1 in the ACC.
Carolina had a 545 and State's
Wolfpack had a 564.
Dickie Brewer had , the low , State,
round, a 76. . ! : ; . ; .;-v -..!-
' Totals for. 3 6 holes :are: Wake Forest
1,065, Carolina 1,072, and Duke 1,085, -and
State 1,107.
Carolina hosts Washington and Lee
and South Carolina at Fiiiley Golf Course
Tuesday at 1:00. Then the Tar Heels
travel to Aiken, S.C. this weekend for the
first round of ACC Medal Play.
The next Big Four Medal round is
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them in short yardage sitixations.
Mike Mansfield, now recovering from
a shoulder operation, is a candidate for
linebacker, leaving Paxil Miller as the
only seasoned quarterback.
Miller completed eight touchdown
passes alast year and Mansfield hit five.
Some people are still talking about
what might have happened in the
Peach Bowl had not Junior Ah You,
the Arizona State defensive end,
knocked Miller out of the g3me in the
second quarter.
Ike Oglesby and Les Whitehorne are
the tailbacks, and Dooley has
confidence in Oglesby but points out
that the speedy junior "has a long way
to go for us."
Olglesby scored six touchdowns and
rushed for 562 yards whil spelling
McCauley.
Lew Jolley should be the All-ACC
wingback and Geoff Hamlin may get
the same honor at fullback. JoTJey led
the team in pass receptions with 20
and five touchdowns, and both rushed
for 195 aids.
In addition to these proven players,
Dooley has a wealth of redshirt and
freshman talent to call upon.
Carolina leading
Carmichael cup
race by 6 points
Carolina has a good lead in Carmichael
Cup standings through fall and winter
sports, announced by the ACC office last
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The award given to the school with
the most points in all sports, has gone to
Maryland almost annually, but the Terps
are in third place behind Duke.
The standings are: Carolina 52, Duke
46Vi, Maryland 39 W State 39, Virginia
34Va, South Carolina 23, Clemson 19K,
and Wake Forest 19.
Carolina won a full eight points for
first place in both basketball and fencing,
and finished third inMndoor track and
swimming for six points apiece in those
events.
The Tar Heels were fifth in wrestling,
' with only five teams competing, for five
"points.
State won" the41 swim rrfing
championship and Maryland captured
titles in both indoor track and wrestling.
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Lamm, Phi Bracco and Dennis.
Kelly are three promising defensive
backs, while Terry Taylor pressed
everyone with his sensational defensive
work on the Tar Babies last fall.
Dooley has Taylor, Sammy Johnson
and redshirt Steve Windham penciled in
at linebacker, along with returning
reserves Steve Early and John
Anderson.
At split end, Earl Chessoa, Pat
Norton, Earl Bethea and Len Anderson
are competing.
Bill Chapman, Bill HoUingsworth,
George Simpson and Bob Gerloff have
been working behind the first strong
defensive line.
Running backs Mike Shunter, Ed
Lamens, Phil Daly and Ted Levrenz are
working for varsity spots, and senior
Bill Sigler returns to wingback behind
Jolley.
John Frerotte, Pete Tally and Darryl
Craig are but three of the freshmen
offensive linemen who carried the Tar
Babies to 1,149 yards rushing in five
games.
Johnny Klise, Nick Vidnovic and
Russ Strait all played some quarterback
for the freshmen; Chris Lee and Don
Shore return as upperclassmen.
Duke held on to second place with
runner-up positions in indoor track and
fencing and a third place in basketball.
However, the Blue Devils were seventh in
swimming.
The fifth place in wrestling s the
lowest total for Carolina all year. The Tar
Heels tied for second in football and
soccer and won an undisputed second
place in cross-country.
Maryland got off to a slow start by
finishing tied for second in soccer and
fourth in cross-country, two events the
Terrapins usually win.
Maryland also fell to second place in
swimming and their problems were
compounded by only 2Vi points each in
football and basketball.
State followed up its swimming
success with third place in cross-country,-fencing
and wrestling. The Vb!fpack "ir6nv
the' "fencirig0 title last yea'r bu't 'finfsHd
behind Carolina and Duke this time
around.
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