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The Disfy Tar H?H r J Junior college help improves cross country Weekend scrimmage lift displeases Dooley Wondsv. Seotf er 6. 1971 i i 1 1 ... , n f - " " C7 -Ml t XI by Mark Whicker Sprjrts Writer "I'm just glad we weren't playing anybody eke," said a disappointed Bill Dooley of Saturday's game-condition scrimmage. "There were poor tackling, poor technique and busted assignments. We weren't pleased at all." The workout was Carolina's last team contact work before Saturday night's opener at Richmond, and for the coaches it wasn't the best omen. On top of that, junior tight end Ken Itiylor suffered a sprained ankle. "He should be all right for Saturday, however," Dooley said. His tight end colleague, Johnny C'owell, was one of the few bright spots in Saturday's scrimmage, catching the ball competently. The Tar Heels' punter Saturday will be sophomore quarterback Nick Vicnovic. His kicking in practice has moved him ahead of fellow sophs Ted LevTenz and Charlie Sink. In addition, Dooley praised the punt returning of sophomore Phil Lamm, who won a place in the defensive backfield with a good spring. At the outside linebacker position vacated by the injury to Jim Webster, Dooley will start converted quarterback Mike Mansfield. "He's got a lot of catching up to do at that position," the coach said, "but we have confidence in his ability." Mansfield, at 5-1 1 and 209 pounds, completed 30 of 56 passes in limited action last season. He received his baptism of fire in the Peach Bowl loss against Arizona State, when starter Paul Miller was injured. Miller, incidentally, is in good physical condition. His running and passing will augment a Tar Heel attack spearheaded by the running of backs Ike Oglesby, Lew Jolley and Geof Hamlin. Behind him, junior Charlie Turco finally appears to have made it through a long maze of injuries. Turco, you may recall, has played only one game in two varsity years and led Carolina over Wake Forest 23-3 in 1969. Vicnovic and Johnny Klise are the reserves behind Miller and Turco. Dooley is counting on yet another sophomore, Sammy Johnson, as Mansfield's backup at outside linebacker. The other three LB's, John Bunting, Ricky Packard and John Anderson, are among the South's best. Carolina has a tough trip to Illinois coming up Sept. 18 before Maryland arrives the next week for the first Kenan Stadium game of the year. y - V: ST . A 1 U f V C r o - rv. s "s. S I ..... ' ,. s 1 Practice and patience are what it takes. These men of the blue and . :e are practicing a fake handoff and the UNC coaching staff is practicing patience. (Staff photo by Cliff Kolovson) WF selected by others jocal writers "pick Tar Heels by Al Thomas Sports Writer I here's a split in opinion over Carolina's chances to wrest the Atlantic ! '.!,( Conference football title from the ' L-rnon Deacons. ACT sportswriters, returning from a 1 0-day grind kindly named "Operation i ootball," gave the first-place nod to the I ir Heels. Carolina compiled 122 of a possible I 2U points, while Wake Forest followed Josely with 104'i. The Blue Devils v-oJlected 76 points for a strong third place position, with Clemson, State, V irginia and Maryland trailing. Of 1 H possible first-place votes, the generous sports writers gave Carolina 15 while allowing the Deacons only three. ACC coaches and national publication haven't been as kind to the Tar Heels, however. The coaches conducted their own poll recently, with Wake Forest a 4-3 choice to capture the title. Street and Smith's College Football Yearbook favored the Deacons, not only picking them first in the conference but also sixth in the country. The Sporting News provided even more head-swelling news for Wake coach Cal Stoll, saying his squad would finish 16th in the country. While the Deacons failed to make the Associated Press's top twenty, Wake was the only ACC team to be even mentioned by the wire service. The reluctance of many pollsters to give the Tar Heels a more favorable pre-season rating appeared to center mainly on the depletion of the starting i f i $ 1 24.95 seems like a small price to pay for a 15-inch diagonal RCA PortableTV . T1TJ Th TOWNSMAN Modtl A2-151 15 diagonal pictura And it is. But we feel you should be able to buy quality in any size package at a price that won't take the fun out of it. (P.S. we have lots of other RCA bargains too. Come see for yourself.) We rent TV's for $10 per month. EASTGATE TELEVISION & APPLIANCE CENTER . Eastgate Shopping Center 9-6 Monday - Saturday, 'til 9 Friday 1 Ik ,OLff inro n Two Great Locations 103 E. Franklin St., Chapel Hill Lakewood Shopping Center Durham Important Announcement Our doors are open to you all day Labor Day. So if you haven't already stopped by to see the latest in fashion and qualtiy, today would be perfect. Open 9-6 offensive line and the kicking game, both vital for a championship team. Because of graduation, the Tar Heels lost their starting offensive line, as well as Don McCauley who starred as one of the best runners in ACC history and the team's punter. McCauley averaged 38.4 yards a punt his senior year. Carolina has only three of last season's offensive starters returning: quarterback Paul Miller, wingback Lewis Jolley and fullback Geof Hamlin. The Tar Heels were rated sound defensively, with eight starters returning from the ACC's top defensive unit, but that apparently wasn't enough to soothe the pollsters' doubts. 1 Classifieds I v ... 68 Camaro, red, black vinyl top, V-8, air-cond., 2 dr., bucket seats, center console, mags. Well cared for. Durham 383-2754. Hunt seat riding and jumping lessons. Special group rates for adult beginners. Located two miles from Chapel Hill. Sheffield Riding School. Durham. 489-5494. SALES AND MARKETING OPPORTUNITY. PART-TIME AND CAREER OPENINGS' CHALLENGING AND SOPHISTICATED EMPLOYMENT WITH HIGH INCOME REWARDS. 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For details call: Max 929-1391; Bill 966-4547 (8 11 p.m.) 1970 Honda Super 90. $240. Only 1600 miles, includes helmet, like new, color red, call 942-2407. SONY TC 40 Casette Recorder, only 4"x6"x2". great for lectures, class notes, etc. Excellent condition. Also nice study lamp for sale. Call 967-7646 after 5. HELP WANTED. 15 nours a week minimum. Pay $30-$50 week. Call Mr. Aitenburg, 967-1685 between 8:30 10 a.m. HORSE FREAKS I have room to board two horses on my 75 acre farm, twenty minutes from town. Outasight ridir.g trails and roads nearby. Call 542-4012 aftjM 5 p.m. for further details. Anyone riding from Greensboro daily interested in snaring costs call Bill at 929-3133. Wake Forest, unlike Carolina, lost little because of graduation. Fourteen Deacon starters returned from the 1970 championship team, with 23 lettermen in all making another debut. No matter what the qualifications of pre-season prognosticators, however, the lack of any concrete evidence to go on has tended to diminish any attempt to accuracy. After all, the same people predicting Cal Stoll to march his Deacons to the ACC championship and even into the country's top ten were saying 12 months ago that the Deacons would probably go through their 1970 schedule without winning one game. by Dan Collins Srsff H rt.vr "it's g:-:r.g to b? touah. Very touh." In capr-le form th:s :s hew Carolina coach Joe Hilton previewed the upcorr.ir.g ACC cro coj.-.try schedule. "I Lke to be optimistic, xr.d I think it's going to be between Maryland. Duke and ourselves. I do think we have the edge." Last season an extremely young Carolina squad did an outstanding job on the way to a 5-2 season. Their victory over powerful Mary land m the conference standings was marred by a strong season by Duke and the Tar Heels had to settle for second place. This season, however, with the return of nine lettermen and appearance of two top-ranked junior college transfers the team will be gunning for the conference crown. The Heels were extremely fortunate to pick up the services of Reggie McAfee, winner of the National Cross Country Championship last fall. McAfee, who spent his first two seasons running for Brevard Junior College, also became the first American black in history to run a 4:00 mile. The performance came was at Philadelphia last May in the "dream mile" which featured Marty Liquon's victory over Jim Ryun. Also joining the squad from Brevard is national half-mile champion Lennox Stewart. Stewart, a native of Trinidad, ran for his home country in this summer's Pan-Am games and finished fourth in the 880. The top returnees from last season are sophomore Tony Waldrop and senior co-captain Larry Widgeon. Waldrop was superb during his freshman season and ended the season fourth in the conference. Widgeon also added power to last year's team and ended the season fifth in the very strong conference. "Both McAfee and Stewart, as well as Waldrop and Widgeon, ran in competition all summer." said Hilton. 'They all seem to be in good shape but they will have to get used to the long distances again." Zack Osborne will once again be a top runner for the squad and will share the co-captain duties with Widgeon. Added depth will come from the return of junior Jim Hotelling. The Chapel Hill native held the freshman record from 1967 until last season, but he has been in the service since 1968. The runner who broke Hotelling's record. Mike Ca'd?:i. should aIo add depth to Hutons team. Although many co-aches would h ii) from such a tough schedule. Coach Hilton is en:husut;c. "Frankly. I'm very hippy ovrr the strength of o-r co-:erence W;th all the top caliber runners iround I would think we have one of thi toughest conferences in the nation." Hilton added that practically evc: team had top runners in the first three or four positions. "The top three runners are going to be close. I think tt w-Jl probably come down to our pushers, the sixth and seventh runners." Tickets The football ticket office :n Carmichae! Auditorium will be closed today, but will reopen at S 50 Tu?sJa morning. Season tickets tor student wives cost SI 2.50 and are on sale now. available as long as the husband and ifc presr-.t some certification of marruue. THE ONLY THING BETTER THAN EATING IS NOT EATING AT ALL. Find out how at Harmony "The natural Foods Store" 1310 West Franklin St Chapel Hill. N.C. (Next to Carolina Grill) 942-7474 THOSE NOSE TO THE GRIND STONE GOOD GUYS AT THE 456 WEST FRANKLIN STREET HAVE DECIDED THAT SINCE WE HAVE TO LABOR TODAY (RALPH'S REST-LESS TOO) WE MIGHT AS WELL MAKE IT FUN WITH A ONE DAY ONLY n ILL lLMlq)lEl Dp) STOREWIDE SAL! 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