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by David Zucchino
Sports Writer
Any hopes Carolina may have had for
a respectable baseball season went out the
window this weekend as the Tar Heels
dropped two more bailgames to extend
their horrible two-week losing streak to
eight games. .
Duke punched out 12 hits and got
solid bullpen help in a 7-3 Friday night
conquest over the Tar Heels, while
Virginia Tech blasted four Carolina
pitchers for three home runs, one a grand
slam, Saturday afternoon on the way to
an 1 1-6 Gobbler victory.
In Saturday night's ballgame against
Duke, the Tar Heels appeared to have
things clicking well until they ran into the
Devil fireman Al Schwartz, who baffled
Carolina hitters in a sparkling four inning
stint.
Righthander Craig Buschman started
for Duke and got credit for the win to
even his record at 3-3, but Carolina
nicked him for three runs on five hits
over the first five innings.
Leftfielder Jack Gillis, UNC's leading
hitter going into the game With a .319
average and 28 RBI's, ..started off the
bottom of the fourth inning with a single
to left and moved to second on a walk to
first baseman Jack Leachman.
Both runners advanced a base by
virtue of second sacked John Wilson's
sacrifice, and Tar Heel centerfielder Ron
Cox brought Gillis home with a fielder's
choice. Leachman scored Carolina's
second run of the evening moments later
on an error by Duke third baseman Ralph
Palaja.
Lacrosse team wins
by Howie Carr
Sports Writer
The homestanding Carolina lacrosse
team took out the frustrations of a long
season on the University of
Maryland-Baltimore County Saturday
afternoon, pounging; the visitors 16-7 in a
game played on Fetzer Field.
The Tar Heels raced to an 1 1-1 lead
before the end of the second quarter, and
then coasted the rest of the way to gain
their fifth win of the season against an
equal number of losses. UMBC's season
mark slipped to 9-6 after the rout.
Bruce Ledwith led the Carolina attack
with five goals and a pair of assists, while
) Phil Sasser scored four times.
The hosting Tar Heels; grabbed a 4-0 ;
lead in the i first t period in , goals - by .
Ledwith, Sasser, Mike Tiernan and Bob
Lassiter, but it was during the second
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Gillis, who enjoyed a 2 for 5 night,
produced the Tar Heels only other run of
the night in the fifth off Buschman with a
line drive double to left that drove home
Bobby Elliott, who had reached base on a
fielder's choice.
Schwartz arrived on the scene the very
next inning with his Blue Devils clinging
to a slim 4-3 lead. The right-handed
iullpen ace immediately took the punch
out of the UNC bats and blanked the Tar
Heels on just three hits over the final four
frames.
Duke won the conference battle with a
four-run fourth inning uprising with ten
Blue Devils going to the plate. Tar Heel
starter Dave Bullard pitched hitless balls
over the game's first three innings, but
Duke leftfielder Doug Stowehr reached
him for an infield single and scored on a
screeching triple to center off the bat of
Dan Phelan, who matched Stowehr with a
3 for 5 night.
Bullard, who was tagged with the loss
and now sports a 1-2 slate, lost sight of
home plate following PhelanVdrive. The
righthander sent Phelan home with a wild
pitch and then proceded to fill the bases
with walks to the next three Blue Devils.
Duke catcher Steve Warner came
" through with a two-run single to right
before Rusty Prindle came on to put the
clamps on the Duke rally.
The Blue Devils churned out a single
run in the seventh and added two more in
the eighth against Prindle to give Duke its
final four run spread. '
The win left Duke out in the cold as
far as the ACC race is concerned, as the
Blue Devil conference mark is still a poor
4-8. Duke, which has failed to hit
quarter that the Carolina offense really
exploded.
Sasser got the first goal of that period
with 1:25 gone, on a perfect play that
went from defenseman Paul Truesdell to
Tiernan to Seipp to Sasser. Ledwith then
scored unassisted to make the score 6-0,
but UMBC's Jimmy Cross tallied on an
assist from Mike Thomas, the nation's
leading scorer, to cut the margin back.
Ledwith picked his third goal at 4:45
of the period, and after Tom Nash got his
first goal of the season, Ledwith, a
sophomore from Saddle River, N.J.,
scored again to run the Tar Heels' margin
to 9-1.
' Glenn McKenzie and Nash scored the
last two UNC goals of the half, and after
another UMBC score the Tar Heels
claimed an 1 1-2 half time lead. ' i
' UMBC scored three times in the third A V
period, but another Ledwith goal kept ;
the Tar Heel's lead comfortable.
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triumph.
The Tar Heel pitching staff fell victim
to the gopher ball Saturday afternoon
against Virginia Tech, as Gobbler
shortstop Ken Weatherman smashed two
homeruns and second sacker Vince
Carbaugh dropped a second inning grand
slam over the left field fence off Carolina
starter and loser Jim Rhodes.
The Tar Heels, who are now mired in
fifth place in the conference, 3Vz games
behind ACC leader Maryland, finish up
Carolina second in
WTVD championships
The challenge is crystal-clear for Coach
Joe Hilton and the Carolina track team
after Duke's victory in the WTVD state
chamionships; to finish second to
Maryland in the ACC meet this weekend
the Tar Heels will need much better
performances. The Blue Devils captured
the title Saturday on their home track,
scoring 85 points to Carolina's 64 and
.winning 10 of 19 events.
Tied for third were East Carolina and
fast-improving Pembroke State, with 40.
State scored 31 points, Western Carolina'
20, Davidson and High Point 7, Wake
Forest 4, and Guilford and Appalachian
2.
- Jeff Howser, ace Duke hurdler, won
two events and led a relay team to
another victory to capture the
outstanding performer award. For the
Tar Heels, their three wins came in the
"old reliables." Darryl Kelly again won
the triple jump with a 49-2 leap that
topped Western's Jerry Gaines by a foot.
It was a new meet record; Kelly's 48-10
. in Friday's trial had broken the old mark
already.
John Jessup romped to a shot put win,
with a 55-54 heave that bettered Duke's
Willie Clayton's 49-2. Steve Kirley of
Davidson, a basketball forward, was third.
The Heels were one-two in the high
jump, Charlie Ball going 6-8 and Bobby
Jones right behind with 6-6. Jerome
White of Wake Forest and State's Henry
Edwards also had 6-6, but Jones won
second on fewer misses.
Howser took the 120 high hurdles in
13.7 seconds, over ECU's Ron Smith and
Bill McRee, and surprised teammate Ernie
Jackson in the 100 yard dash with a 9.6
time.
He pulled his 440 relay team of Jon L
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Pavlick (2). Ward!e (4). Danneman (7) and
Roberts. '
Jessup and Lee McLaughlin were third
and fifth in the discus as Duke's Ken
Krueger won with 148-8, and Tony
Waldrop was second in the half-mile to
the Blue Devil star Bob Wheeler. Wheeler
ran it in 1:50.8.
Larry Widgeon ran 9:26 in the
3,000-meter steeplechase for a second
place behind Duke's Roger Beardmore,
and placed third in the three-mile behind
Duke's Mike Graves ana his teammate
Phil Sparling.
Hubert West's '. 22-1 VA broad jump
was second behind Gaines, who leaped
23-1 1 Ya. West has the best broad jump in
the ACC so far this spring.
Mike Canzonieri won a second place
for UNC in the 220 when, he ran it in 22
seconds, behind Pembroke's Dennis
Graham. Pembroke also beat Carolina in
the pole vault; Danny Deacon had a 14-6
leap and PSU's Bill Cranfield won it in 15
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Carolina's mile relay team was
runner-up to Duke, making it around the
Wallace Wade Stadium track in 3:17.9,
seven-tenths of a second slower than the
Blue Devil tandem.
Other winners were Duke's Mike
Murphy in the 440 run (:48.3), Ben
Bailey of WCU in the, mile (4:12.3,
neither Wheeler or State's Jim Wilkins
entered), John Hoffman of ECU in the
javelin (195-7, UNC's Steve Laster was
fifth with 186-3), and State's Steve Koob
in the 440 hurdles (54.0).
The ACC meet will be held at
Columbia, S.C. Friday and Saturday.
South Carolina, which dealt UNC a
crushing defeat in Chapel Hill earlier this -spring,
joins Duke, CJemson and the'Tar,,
Jifleels in thecramblefbi sdfcofid placfe'A'1
J good showing is needed from Carolina for
Carmichael Cup purposes.
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presented to (I. to r.) Richard Williams, most outstanding senior; Jike Southard, tied
for most ' outstanding swimmer; Phil McMunigal, most dedicated senior; and Jim
Osbora, tied for most outstanding swimmer.
Ehrlngliaes
Ehringhaus A won the intramural
residence hall title last month with an
exciting 8-7 win over the Avery Palphy
Pros.
Ehringhaus -A bested Teague by 11-5
to get to the final round. Teague was
down by one run going into the sixth
inning, but Ehringhaus exploded for five
runs in that inning to insure a spot in the
final round.
Avery took a relatively easy 8-3
decision over Mangum to set up their
meeting with Ehringhaus A in the final
round.
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wins
In the final game, Ehringhaus A took
an exciting 8-7 win over Avery with two
runs in the second and fifth innings, but
the seventh and final inning was the one
that made the whole game exciting.
Avery pushed across one run in this frame
to make the score 8-7 and had a man on
second base with two outs, but the next
batter was put out at first base to end the
game.
It was extremely close in all aspects as
both teams picked up 10 hits, and both
scored two runs on errors and one run on v
walks.
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