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Th Daily Tar Hel for 9 : Mark Whicker line a ive Tus2 . Octoter 26. 1971 B New look. hut old mouth "Ah. they thought I looked like too much of a redneck," ::J Bill Curne, gazing forlornly at the Carolina freih.T.an v ketball team practicing in Carmichael Auditorium last Friday. "So they told me to change my image." "They" were the people at KDKA radio-TV m Pittsburgh, here Curne's sports broadcasts are breaking ali rating records j- J educating coal miners and steel workers to such terms as ':: :r;oney than a show dog can jump over" and '"too wet '"And they talked : dfur..s almost any r. z m'e up Lb ere if y c u !,' that belies his c.vi; pr;: m:s eerbd-. j .1 .e. -Hel C-r: n so w"e d n't bi j w V.d whjt lJ.:vidson ( ... 1 he-.'" had done was something to behold. oih vlaliette , Cu:r:e's Mo.:h" jntv own Bill Currie was weanr.z trlav.es. I,on?er hair. A white belt. A sh:rt an d .: .!. that, although they didn't seem to match at first glance. A !.ke the American flag on a bad trip. B een in new clothes, Currie is still the same old '! i n!i." the same as on the Tar Heel network. "'I hey told me to grow my hair long, so it's going down to y ho ;! Jers. he said. "And then when they tell me to get it ." . ;' all corning otf ." f-or the record. Currie is happy at Pittsburgh. "It's as close , a small town as you can get in the North," Bill reported. "A:! 'he people have been great to us up there. And of course -. have a lot to talk about up there." What Currie talks about gets listened to more than any other ;ports commentary in the Steel City. He was at his best .-.hen the Pirate won the World Series, and is aKo one of the annouri-.ers in the country that can make the Steelers. the !':! :.'u:rs, arid the Condors interesting. Hi-, old formula "I low many people really care about all h-s h;.: me h reception Curri. Saturday. "Pituburjch Nvrth."" Mellette said M.'.e: d:jn i "Ba- Curne is meeting the His speakinz er.zazements h:s : career are both very profi'.avle. "I had a big orchestra in enj-iceme:.! "Just went off real well." Is he adjusting his repetoire the Li:-;- i: won't be offended b his often ur-v.: a v,1. "Oh. you know me." Curne ret .rted'Tm He has even sueeded m PTA pr,.?.: Currie's triends marvel. And B.Ii hn't b reportir.2. t - 1 ' 1 c. : "A - expo se of the hn' ra" 1-' thov; tatistics is paying off. "'We try to keep the ."inmentary as light as possible," Currie said Friday. "I get the -K-N over with quick." C'.mie does three radio shows and two TV shows a day, hoth :)ujl five minutes long. He'll admit that he owes part of ih.it s i. lcss to Pittsburgh as a city. "A lot of people up there came from the South, and many I'h .rs are small-town. 'There's a lot of support in the suburbs ;p there. So I think I've blended in better thn many people iho i'.'ht I would." H: calied the Associated Press report about the World Series celebration in Pittsburgh "a big lie." They said the town was biirmnu up. that people were getting raped left and right, and -.1' than -We'i. hell, there were 100,000 people downtown, but the re J ot it was all ih.it va on the other side of town His Tizers. a suwesst KDKA switchboard. "The people who were agam! it were the p Currie snorted. "They told me it w.s g oj nukes them say yes, sir. 1 told them that in . inmates say 'yes. boss" tow." don't know mud) about it. but I do k the M.Kee-p t Little - .. ! O yer parents. the kids -'it en:tentjirv the i t n d wii here jtci . w thai Bill Doolev is a snd .e oi )Tp'. argue cnipnaticail me. and althwudi h i.rne snd motionany a c-mrle pe. exaggerated. Tliere was a sexual assault, but tine coach and a fine perso him are just idiots." Although Currie cc about issues close to ! and hiehstrune as ever. Bill laugiiing. As a comedian, he might be even more ot nest ot Doth worlds Keens turn .me.. i)oc he ever thu performing as a career, if he gets tired i t por tscat ing .' "Hell, I don't know." said Bill Curne. "Sometimes 1 t ouclit to co wash cars."" t success, but t. illiam & Mary - bad memories by Jack Williams CSpt rts Information Dept. When Carolina players from the great . 1(1-17-48 teams come back to Kenan : ;mi this week for the Tar Heel ; 'i trarne with William and Mary, the could stir some haunting ': .;s in this same stadium in the 1948 i that a William and Mary team . J one of the all-time shockers, ' iu: Carolina of a perfect regular ivh Carl Snavely's team had opened ' season with six straight wins. The : Heels flattened Texas, 34-7; Georgia, M. Wake Forest, 28-6; N.C. State. wim meet i tries due hntries for the intramural all-campus : miing meet must be in today. The .v! will be held Thursday. ('unrigs for the all-campus handball ornament are on display at the .tram oral Office in Wollen Gym. With vk. the tag football playoffs will Umue this week. I'he paddleball and squash imaments are moving along slowly but -rely and Dave Fdelman has his eye on a iple crown championships in mdball. squash and paddleball. 14-0; Louisiana State, 34-7; and Tennessee, 14-7. Then came William and Mary - and Carolina was an overwhelming favorite to smear the Indians. But it didn't happen that way. Vito Ragazzo, who later was to become a Carolina assistant coach, caught a first quarter touchdown pass for William and Mary. The Tar Heels spent the rest of the day trying to catch up. Finally, late in the third quarter, UNC did tie it, 7-7. Neither team could score after that. The tie marred an otherwise perfect regular season for Carolina. The Tar Heels finished up by defeating Maryland, 40-20; Duke. 20 0; and Virginia. 34 12. Carolina went to the Sucar Bowl where it bowed to Ok la soma. 14 o. m a classic match. William and Mary had a sparkling team in 1948. led by a hard-running fullback. Jack (Flying) Cloud. Ragazzo made circus catches at end. Now the Indians come back with another outstanding cast. William and Mary is 5 2 and boasts a victory over Tulane, a team which conquered the Tar Heels. 4I NOW PLAYING 1:36-3:26-5:17-7:10-9 PAMAVTSiON M COL OH A Pv.vxjr.t fVt-xe M) e MM illl A R LA'S LL.VDING CLOTHIER THINK SLACKS! L i j fi is I! names you know and trust. Double knits, corduroys, miracle fabrics. 100r,T wool -a tremendous selection. And at very reasonable prices. Perfect accessories to coord inate. fje 3Hufa 'Famous for Service 103 L. FRANKLIN ST. CHAPLL HILL and LA Kit WOOD SHOWING CENTER DURHAM - if U "3" . : .Ul ( f: w ft 'Ma aim I m rvrintinn A rt irat.'lv t FUled Lenses Duplicated Headquarters For Quality Sunglasses Contact Lenses Fitted Contact Lens Accessories' vs X Ullage (Dpttrtan.s John and Lib Southern 121 E. Franklin St Between Varsity Theatre and Intimate TT"T .KaiidLle is trvin b Thoma 5 r r"i r- r mature! Pa.-:.. Pirates State (:!;-. r.ch tor a Th: : : its a r. Pirates :to the rad;rt P-a:e do -a: 1 . d the a. v Thv :-.r.:--:. The ts-u h,.; B aggett doesn't mind alternating for frosh by Dan Collins Sp m U nit r r..-s S 'A the Charles Beett knows well Delias Cowbov's Craig Morten feds. As it turns out the both fce the sj dilemma, stiff competition at quarterback position. When B aggett stepped into Carolina campus after heme one ot most sought-after prospects in the State he found a totally new- problem awaiting. For the first time he had a rival at the quarterback spot, the only position he's ever played. As it turned out Carolina also recruited Chns Kupec. a freshman from Sosett. N.Y. with an outstanding quarterbackir.g reputation of his own. Baggett realized that his days as a high School superstar were over, for the main problem facing him now was to win a spot on the talent-laden Carolina freshman starting unit. Since his arrival. Baggett has been partialis' successful in his goal to become freshman quarterback. Coach Mover Smith has decided to handle the situation the same way he did last year when h. had both Nick Vidovic and John Khse calling signals. He decided to give both quarterbacks approximately the same playing time and give them both a chance to prove themselves. For a player that has never alternated before Baggett has adapted to the situation surprisingly well. "Of course everybody would like to play all the time," Baggett said, '"but really I like the alternating system. This way everyone gets to play." Even though Baggett was primarily a " - s . V . - U ; 1. ... ...t.. Sv... scasor. he Of the tc has .--.; 11-: a: :t the verace he has w e re C s. ch s.-, .Sm-th lets us call o..r vwn t . . n .1 t . . - ?u v'.ttiiti.ii .1 the rict lied for . s on i..c Siiuaiu'.i -t two ea rr.es the situation has running." 1 id-.:.t: the stratecv fus worked T-r Babies have easily won the first viotorv over N.C. 1 he both cames. State '42-21 and the eco nd over Wake Y On quarterback keepers and Scrambling Baggett has excelled, gaining yards m 10 rushes fir n average of s.o yards per carry. Although Baggett ss una! caller at Car-. the first black lira since Kicks iO Lan.er. he admits there have added pressures. "I haven't teit ar.v said. "I've gotten used to it." Baggett is at the moment undecided on has major but he is leaning towards business administration. The f foot 10 lb. l'a ettevilie native admits he is satisfied with what he has seen ot Carolina so far. "I like Carolina." he said. "I like the people and I like the coaching staff. Also I like it because it's close to home. It'll give me a chance to go home sometimes." Baggett has also been pleased with the freshman team as a whole. "I think we have a very good team,' he said. "There's a lot of talent on the team. We also get along really well together." He has listed his two current goals as "having a good freshman season and eoinc 5 - 0."' The most Meaningful Semester you'll ever spend... could be the one on World Campus Afloat Sailing Feb. 1972 to Africa and the Orient "hrcgn a tracer fc-a. r-re i-3- 5 stjde-'s f'Ci -:3 ca:cses -a.e ;r : t;r a semester n f s l" z.i Z''V- " rat ;3i ei.cat.cn V.Ci M trcaien :.' fc ;cs 1 'ft , a-: .-: :t re3-..rg'.: ;n f s ca" " Y: o st. a! sea . a- eceTi-i co. hz.U. z'i te- C - ' si '.'..ii fe itse ' V;. a c po "afc-r r.;- Ice g? a'd ?a'-a :- "3. a !:? o c:-:t a.'i pe:;-e cf z'.wv !a-ds .' A isn't as e?eis-e as ye - g1"! ? ". e'.e C:-e c.r test to t'.-g t " fe3cfc c' rest c: ege stcderts. W-,:e tcda, 'ree de'.ais TEACHERS: Summer travel ith credit fcr teach ers and administrators. jjilj Wnte Today to r';i Chapman College. Boi CC26. Orange California 92EE5 Yf G rfp i ; r 2:4 0 4:5 0-7:00-9: IS NOW SHOWING OLD WORLD GIFT CENTER 153 E. Franklin What do we have for you lately? 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It'; hi? th? tu r?ih:?J rot or.! whir.c'os rJ to pU ?t three ears victories s-.rr !h? B:s Fc r.c va ot tK, f K - charge is ro or.cer ir.vor.ceivar.? s tor the Wc'.t'pack. the defeat has t. h e hurr.iliatir.g Ir.tenm the ost :oa. bei ortisntstic rnin before th? ceaso After lore ears a ar. ivs-.star.t ccach. h? wis finally getting his chance. Michaels' optir-.isni and enthusiasm spread to the State pla ers and others throughout the area during pre-?ason For some reason, that enthusiasm simp! has r.of matured into victories. Michaeb was not the only disappointed Atlantic ("oast Conference coach Saturda . In fact, Carolina was the or.lv ACC team to win. and that was agjinst conference foe Wake Forest 7 -.V Fxcept for the Wiifpack. the Duke Blue Devils were probably the moct disappointed players in the conference. Duke was considered too strong for Navy to have much of a char.ee. but the Midshipmen came alive in the second hull for a 1 5 14 win. Duke hurt itself throughout the contest, fumbling four times and having three passes intercepted. "There's a fine line between winning and losing." Duke coach Mike McGee said during his press luncheon Monday. "To win, you just can't make the kinds of mistakes we made. "We made mistakes offensivelv and defensively," he continued, "and had bad field portion throughout the game. Fight1 times we took over possession within our own 20." The three other ACC- membtrrs hd- about much luck as Duke, with Army edging Virginia 15--V, Florida rallying past Maryland 27-23 and Auburn shattering Clemson 35-13. DTH Classifieds RECORDS FOR SALE - RECORDS FOR SALE Over 1.000 album (Rock. foi. classical, soul, etc ) Where: I05B North St.. across form new NCNB Drive In Bank. When: Wed. Oct. 20 through Thursday. Octobr 28. 4-8 p.m. Price: $.50-52.50 CHEAP USED BOOKS: POSTERS TOO' S.10-S.50. Bookworms' Banquet at the Chatel Hill Public Library. Thursday, October 28. C - p.m.; Friday. October 29, 10 a m -5 p.m. For Sale: '69 Toyota Corona, 4 door sedan, an extras except air. 29,000 miles, gets 25 m p gal. Looks new. runs wfcil. Can 96 1 -4 5 92 f, - 1 1 p.m. FOR SALE 1971 Blue CB450 less than 900 miles, with 2 helmets (XL 4 sm, luggage raik. & waterproof cover. $950. Call 967 5845 196 V.W. Camper for Sale. $1300. only 43,000 miles. Excellent condition inside and out. Take possession December: deposit $100 now. Can 929-3919 (home) : 9 3 3-1 24 1 (office). Two female roomma'es wanted to share 3-bedroom apt. Immediate or Jan. l occupancy. U p p e r classmen or graduate students. $50month. Near campus. Call 929-7223. Four juriors need one roommate immediate! to live in house in Carrboro. one mile from campus. Private room. Vaie or female Ca'i 967-2194 antime. Roommate wanted To share furnished apt wth two ether guys. $65 & 13 utilities. 9-n Royal Park Apts Call 942-7703 between 12 noon jna 2 p.m. or 911:30 p.m. BICYCLES: Good suppi 10 and 3 speed ADULT BIKLS. Scott & Cable Cycle S. Mswer. 721 Chapel Hill Rd at Tucker St. Burnngton, N.C. 227-2295. Anyone interested in wording Dec. 17 arch 15 as a SKI INSTRUCTOR. FuU or Part Ti-e. Call 929-6768 immediately. ROOV WITH REFRIDOER ATOR AND CARPET for rent. Good location. Cheap. Can 942-5337 after 1 p.m. Ask for Ike. wanted: Person with training m medical technology for either half time or weekend lab work at Student Health Service. Can Director 966-1 123. Women: as tired cf dating gamesmanship as this graduate student is' If so, wnte Box 505. Carrboro. WANTED: Someone capable cf getting holiday imports (M-G Dealer) in Durham to fulfill contractual ob'tgations. Please contact Richard Scheffier 933-3301 Ext. 254. Apartment to Rnt: Or bedroom apartment in complex. Take over lease on or before Nov. 1. $125month. Can 929-6222 anytime. want a mcwe beautiful Ykh' Have vouR picture taken. Sgn up Suite D, Carolina Ucn, Oct. IS 31. Pictures taken Nov. 1-23. Male roommate wanted. 2 beorm. furnisned, color T.V., ail utilities pd.. 1015 mm. drive from campus. $60mo. Catl 439-6287 Durham. For Sae: Teac 4010 Tap Deck: $325 .00; TC A Color TV: $150 00; Mcintosh 275 Power Amp: $225.00. Come by Town and Campus Apts. E-10 or cail 489-7032. wanted: Experienced Guitar player. Single, willing to travel, for roch group. Must be abie to sing lead. Contact DeWitt or Jack m Love Valley, N.C. (704) 592-7351. Onty one more day til Su's birthday. "There are different kinds of reality for different hinds ol people..."
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