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by Mark Whicker
Sports Editor
Vith injuries and illnesses cloudir.g
Carolina's football picture, it may seem
sc.ondary to think about Richmond's
football team, which hosts the Tar Heels
Saturday night at 8:00.
That could he dangerous, according to
Coach Bill Dooley. The Spiders will
apparently abandon their free passing
attack, which took them to a Tangerine
howl victory.
hat Richmond has the strong runners
to compensate offensively, and possibly a
good defense as well.
And the Spider staff knows about
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by David Zucchino
Sports Writer
Marvin Allen, Carolina's varsity soccer
-oach, was a little worried earlier this
j mmer. He was in the process of
; . .-mhling a soccer squad for 1971 to
TMtLh and possibly improve upon the
uccessi ul but up and down results of last
year's team and one of his biggest
headaches was finding a goalie.
I km Haigh was one of the nation's
Si, est goalies last season while anchoring
CNC's sturdy defensive wall, but he has
i-'iLt- graduated, leaving the goalie spot
.orely vacant and definitely up for grabs.
Hugh made several all-star teams and was
one of the most brilliant soccer players
Mien has ever coached.
In came reinforcements from England.
Nuk Jones, a genuine Englishman and a
freshman to boot, tried out for the soccer
team and promptly won out in a
three-man battle for the starting goalie
Allen is resting a little easier now. "I
ACC teams have
by Dan Collins
Sports Writer
1 he Atlantic Coast Conference will
have a great opportunity this weekend to
help destroy their reputation of a
mediocre football conference.
Duke will face the toughest opponent,
going to Tampa to take on Elorida. It
could easily be a baptism of fire for both
new coach Mike McGee and new
j uarterback Dennis Satyshur.
East season Duke dropped their opener
to the Gators 21-ll. This season,
however, with the return of the passing
attack of quarterback John Reaves and
end Carlos Alvarez, the rebuilding Devils
will face a better team.
You czn bet the Miryh-md Terrapins
will be out to avenge their 21-3 loss to
Villanova in the opener last year.
Despite the fact the Terps were 2-l last
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victory over an ACC ream rr.:zh! mean.
The Spiders wh:ppei State :r.:ht 19 TO
opener 20-4.
Head Coach Prank Jor.es graduated
from Carolina :n Vji'i. and defensive
backfield coach Dave Braine was in
UNC's 1965 class.
Former Tar Heel line-acker Larry
Pochucha transferred to Richmond las:
season.
Although only seven kttermen return
at Richmond, they bring quality. Its
freshman team barely lost to Carolina's
yearling collection 59-36 last season.
Jerry Hayr.es m an excellent
receiver-the Tar Heel defensive hj. -field
resnman captures goaue jo
was pleasantly s-irpnsed when Ni.k ca:
out for the team," he sas. "He loo
good so far and he
experience in the goal
freshman ."
had a 1,
"Nick will start the seav.n as goalie,
but we also have Win Bennett ready to
play any time, along with a couple of
good freshman goalies. Muse a! and
Yoncha."
Jones started out in England as a rushy
player at a school called, natural!;..
Rugby, but he became interested m
soccer and soon began to organize his
own games. He taught himself how to
play the game and has since formed a sort
of specialty as goalie.
"I've always wanted to play soccer,
especially goalie." says Jones in a crisp
British accent. "I enjoy it tremendously,
but I still have so many things that 1 must
work on."
Right now positioning getting in the
right place and position as quickly as
possible - is the strongest part of his game.
He's not exceptionally quick or agile, and
easy openers
season, Maryland looks miKh stronger
this season and should make a better
show ing.
I he N.C. State Woltpack. under the
new leadership of Al Michaels, will host
Kent State. "I he Wolipack look much
better offensively this season.
Kent State has never gained the
reputation of a football power and is
coming off a poor 3-7 season.
Virginia has a good chance to start the
season on the right as they face
Navy.
Last season the stagnant Middie
offense managed more than one
touchdown in only tow of their games.
This season their chances are even worse
with only three of the offensive lettermen
returning.
Returning quarterback Tommy
Kendrick will lead the Clemson Tigers
against SEC opponent Kentucky in Death
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Ken Albert is the leading quarterback
candidate.
At running back, 230-pound
sophomore Barry Smith challenges
Buddy Wood!. Tommy Shiflett was also
a strong fresh runner las: season.
The only returning starters cn the
offensive line are tight end Ken Popovich
and center Bob Conrad. Sophomores
Sgroi and Jay Jones are contesting for
flanker-Sgroi caught three touchdown
passes in the 59-36 game.
On defense. Richmond is spurred by
three returning starters. Comerback Ray
Easterlmg was an All-Southern choice
admits it. but he knows where to position
himself in the goal and just how to get
there.
Eor anyone who missed Carolina
soccer last year. Tim Haigh was a
sensational type of goalie, making
graceful leaps, dives and stabs with
polished elan.
Jones will probably prove to be a
different sort of goalie. Hell have to rely
on his knowledge of the goal and hiw
quick feet to be worthy of the inevitable
comparisons with Haigh that are os unfair
to a freshman player. Still, Jones seems
quite flattered by merely being a member
of the team, much less a starter.
"I've heard quite a bit about Tim
Girls' tennis
Anyone interested in trying out tor the
women's tennis team, which enjoyed an
undefeated season last year, is encouraged
to attend a meeting at the women's gym
Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
Valley. Kendrick already holds most of
his school's passing records.
Unless a major upset takes place the
Wake Forest Deacons will have little
trouble with Davidson Saturday. The
Deacons, with most of their
conference-winning team returning, will
be out to prove their pre-season ratings
were no fallacy.
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Middle guard Mil: Ignatius and
defeve rrvd John Nugent rr? hick at
the line. Linebacker depends on
Pochucha and several s-:ph:r.::es
Reasonably. Carolina should be a: least
a :hree-tou;hdov.n favorite. The Tar
Heels' offensive backfield is
and quick, and the young offensive line is
praised highly by coaches and observers.
But reaso.i often has Little to do with
college football. Especially away from
home, m the middle of a string of bad
mens, and in the compans
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three old fnends that would love to be
you.
Haigh and I certainly won't be abl
to
replace run completely." he claims.
Jones and the rest of the Tar Heels will
begin working and experimenting
together Thursday afternoon at 2. CO p.m.
in a practice game against Campbell
College on Fetzer Field.
Carolina netters had busy summer
by Don Harrison
Sports Writer
The talent for another great season for
USC tennis is here again. It will take little
improvement to better last year's
performance which earned Carolina it's
fifteenth ACC title in the last eighteen
years.
Carolina's all-time record stands at "70
wins, 82 losses, and 9 ties after last year's
22 wins, and 2 losses in regular season
play, and a smashing victory in the ACC
tournament.
Don Skakle. a star tennis player for
Carolina himself in the late '40s, has
coached his teams to 11 ACC
championships in 13 years. His teams
have amassed a record of 231 wins, while
suffering just 22 losses, an amazing
display of coaching ability and talent.
Back from last year's ACC
championship team is All-American
(1970-71), Freddie McNair, and his senior
colleague Jimmy Corn, the team captain
Jim has been all-ACC the past three years,
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