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by Marie Whicker
Sports Editor
Carolina will not lose this afternoon's
Blue-White intrasquad football game in
Kenan Stadium, beginning at 1 :30, but
from a coach's viewpoint the Tar Heels
may have little chance to win, either.
If the game results in the wholesale
bartering of touchdowns, the brain trust
in Kenan Field House will be wondering
where the defense went. If the defenders
hold the score down to single digits, the
potential of the Tar Heel attack will bear
close scrutiny.
Head coach Bill Dooley expects a good
Trackmen in Raleigh tonight
Heels meet
by Mark Whicker
Sports Editor
Carolina's baseball team faces South
Carolina this afternoon at Durham
Athletic Park at 2:00, while the track
team travels to Raleigh for a tri-meet with
State and Duke.
For the Tar Heel nine, a win over
South Carolina is a must. UNC's pennant
odds are now extremely long after three
straight one-run losses, and the
Gamecocks defeated Carolina in
Rodeo set this
The first big rodeo of the 1971 season
will be in Chapel Hill this weekend.
David Pervis, Barry Hude, David Clark
and Richard Carter, the top money
winners of 1970, plus about 100 other
cowboys from North Carolina and
Virginia will compete for about $1000 in
prize money.
The rodeo will be at the Circle R
Ranch off N.C. 54, east of Chapel Hill at
7:30 tonight and at 2:30 Sunday
afternoon.
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game despite numerous injuries. "A lot of
boys that are playing will battle for
starting jobs. Their performances today
could help win them those jobs."
Students will be admitted free on
display of an ID card and athletic pass.
Tickets for the general public are S2 with
advance tickets for faculty, staff and
children priced at SI.
Quarterback Paul Miller and tailback
Ike Oglesby will miss today's
game Miller has back spasms and
Oglesby broke his hand while running
backfield drills for a high school coaches
clinic. '
Promising tight end Ken Taylor is also
Columbia during spring break.
It will be homecoming of sorts for
several of the better Gamecocks. Coach
Bobby Richardson's top pitcher, soph
lefthander Bo Robinson, is from Tarboro,
and catcher Drew Choate, a draft choice
of the Philadelphia Phils, is a native of
Sparta.
Another North Carolina native who
deserted is first baseman Buddy Caldwell,
ACC home run leader with six.
The Tar Heels are currently fifth in
conference standings with a 6-5 record,
weekend
Richard Carter, who works for the
UNC school of medicine, has won the
steer wrestling event for the past four
years. This event is a series of practiced
movements executed by a team of two
men and two horses. The contestant,
aided by another mounted cowboy called
a "hazer," leaps from a running horse to
the steer's horns, brings the animal to a
spot and throws him to the ground. Time
is taken from the scoreline flag to the
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Several players whose outputs are
essential to UNC fortunes next fall
haven't participated fully in spring
practice.
Among them are defensive tackle Eric
Hyman, quarterback-turaed-linebacker
Mike Mansfield, defensive backs Greg
Ward, Rusty Culbreth and Richard
Stilley, and several promising
sophomores.
The talent seems to have been spread
evenly between Lee Hayley's Blue team
and Bobby Collins' White squad.
First -string lines will be facing each
other when the Whites get the ball, while
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while USC holds sixth at 34. Neither
team is mathematically out of the race,
but to speak optimistically of their
chances to win would be stretching an
argument for conference balance.
Southpaw Jim Chamberlain, who has
had his moments, will be on the mound
for the Tar Heels. It was Chamberlain
who two-hit Clemson earlier in the year
and struck out 12 Wake Forest Deacons
in a relief role.
Catcher Mike Roberts leads the Tar
Heels in batting with a .321 average, with
Jack Gillis second at .314. Second sacker
Bob Elliott is hitting .298 and has made
only two errors in 103 chances.
UNC's track team defeated Duke and
State handily last year, but both the
Devils and Wolfpack have improved and
should ' make things more interesting
tonight at 6:30.
The best events will be distance races,1
with Carolina's Larry Widgeon, Mike
Garcia and Tony Waldrop testing Duke's
Bob Wheeler and Mike Graves and State's
Jim Wilkins and Gareth Hayes.
The Tar Heels also have shot putter
John Jessup, high jumper Charlie Ball and
triple jump king Darryl Kelly.
Duke is tough in hurdle events with
Jeff Howser, while State has sprinter Bill
Bennett and strong javelin thrower Curt
Renz.
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the Blue squad has the top offensive
backs.
Li Miller's absence, Nick Vldnovic wiU
quarterback the Blue tean and Don
Shore and Johnny Klise are the
signal-callers for the White.
Vidnovic and Klise are off the
freshman team, and Shore is a redshirt.
Lews JoIIey and Geoff Hamlin, who
along with Miller and Oglesby should give
the Tax Heels another long-gaining
backfield, are wingback and tailback for
the Blue icnmt running behind what is
now the reserve offensive line.
The Blues also have the edge up front
in the defense. Bill Brafford, Gene
Brown, Bud Grissom, John Bunting and
Jim Webster have all starred in the past
and join improving tackle Robbi
Vandenbroek and linebacker Johr
Anderson.'
On the other hand, veteran pas;
defenders Lou Angelo and John Swofford
are on the White team, along with inside
linebacker Ricky Packard.
Tailback Mike Shuster, fullback Billy
Hite and wingback Charlie Sink are
running in the White backfield with Klise
and Shore.
Offensive end coach Vic Spooner has
been a booster of split end Earl Bethea's
talents, and at tight end Johnny Cowell
has already had two good years in reserve
roles.
Tackles Jerry Sain and Reid Lookabill,
guards Ron Rusnak and Billy Newton and
center Bob Thornton -the inheritors of
the mantle left by last year's amazing
offensive line-will -lead the White
runners.
Ken Craven, who kicked seven field
goals and 6 1 extra points last season, will
handle the booting for the Whites and Bill
Taylor, last year's kickoff specialist, is on
the Blue team.
It will be interesting to see how far
Carolina's punting game has come along
since the shoddy Peach Bowl
performance, and whether kick coverage
and returns have improved. - .
Ruggers end
The Carolina rugby team will conclude
its spring season Sunday at 3:00 p.m.
Opposing the Tar Heels will be the James
River Club from Richmond in what
promises to be an exciting finish for the
Jubilee weekend.
Although plagued by injuries, the UNC
ruggers are coming off two strong
showings; the first, a semifinal finish in
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If you don't like either Muddy Waters
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way to spend the afternoon, as the
Carolina lacrosse team hosts Washington
& Lee on Fetzer Field at 2.
The visiting Generals, who are
currently ranked ninth in the nation, are
the fourth top ten team the Tar Heels
have faced this season. Washington & Lee
has defeated Dartmouth, the English
All-Stars, East Carolina, Washington
College and Baltimore University. Their
only loss came at the hands of
third-ranked Navy, 10-8, in overtime.
season
the Duke 7's tournament, losing to
perennial champion Birmingham 3-0 in
overtime; and the second a narrow 10-6
to State playing two men down.
On the field Sunday will be a
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A Tar Heel victory would probably
cost Washinton & Lee the South Atlantic
lacrosse championship. The Generals are
currently tied for the league lead with
Towson State, which has already beaten
Carolina 11-6. Since Towson and the
Generals are both undefeated in
conference play and since they do not
play each other, any loss could destroy
either team's chances for copping the
Strohbar trophy.
Washington & Lee's .offense is paced
by Sam Engelhard, a 6-5 crease
attackman, 6-4 midfielder Skip Lichtfuss,
and attackman Scott Neese.
Coach Fred Mueller's Tar Heel
stickmen hope to extend their three-game
winning streak. Since losing to Twoson,
Carolina has crushed Fa irleigh Dickinson,
East Carolina and Roanoke.
The Tar Heels will be counting on
another good game from senior
attackman Ray Seipp, who has paced the
Carolina offense all season. After nine
'games, Seipp has 14 goals and 16 assists.
'To win we'll have to control the ball
on offense, something we haven't been
able to do all year," says Carolina coach
Fred Mueller. "Washington & Lee is a
well-disciplined team with a lot of good
personnel."
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