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North Carolina's -arstty soccer team,
stunned by a 2-0 loss to Virginia Tuesday in
its first ACC battle this year, faces its
toughest test of the young season Friday
when the Tar Heels play the powerful Tigers
at Clemson.
Ckmson, an NCAA semifinalist last
year, has rolled to an impressive 6-1 record
this fall. Its only loss came at the hands of
perennial standout. Howard University.
The Tigers arc 1-0 in the ACC with a 4-0
victory over Virginia.
"Clemson certainly presents us with our
biggest challenge of the season." UNC coach
Marvin Allen said. "Our defense has played
well most of the year, but we will have to get
our best effort yet if we hope to slow down
Clemson."
Keying and stabilizing Carolina's defense
this season is Zoltan Berky.
Berky. a junior transfer rom M iami-Dade
Community College, has been a vital cog in
Carolina's fullback corps.
A starter since his arrival in Chapel Hill
this fall, Berky has played center fullback
with consistency and certainty.
"Berky has been a dependable player for
us this year. Allen said. "He is the type of
player you can count on."
Alongside Berky, goalie Mark Bersonand
fullbacks Mark Baldwin and Rob Hassold
have been sparks on defense.
The offense, though centered around
some standout talent, has yet to get
untracked this season.
In their last five games, the Tar Heels have
only scored five goals. -
The Heels' record to date is a respectable
3-2-1. and 0-! in the ACC.
The Tiger offense is potent. Freshman
Rennie Phillips of Kingston. Jamaica has
been the leading Clemson scorer. Midfielder
Clyde Brown of Georgetown. Guyana is
another offensive key. Brown has been the
ACCs most valuable player the last two
seasons. . . ,.
Clemson's defense is anchored by goalie
Denis Carrington of Guyana and fullback
Ron Giesbers of Venezuela.
"The competition is great in the ACC and
a victory over Clemson would be the
ultimate," Berky said of the highly touted
Tigers.
Match time is 3 p.m.
Harriers to host Mi
by Jim Thomas
Sports Writer
While the UNC-N.C. State football game
highlights the weekend's schedule. North
Carolina's cross country team will race arch
rival Duke at 11 a.m. Saturday at Finley
Golf Course in the Tar Heels' final home
meet.
UNC freshman Ralph King won his third
consecutive race in as many starts last
Saturday to lead the harriers to a 22-39 away
victory over Clemson. The win raised U NC's
record to 3-1. The only loss came to
Maryland two weeks ago in Chapel Hill.
The Blue Devils, who beat Maryland 25
3 1, are favored to repeat as ACC champions
and rated as possible national contenders.
Duke has all its top runners returning from
last year's team, including ACC individual
champion Scott Eden.
"Realistically, there is no way we should
be running with them yet." said UNC coach
Bill Lam. "In some ways that will be to our
advantage there will be no pressure on our
guys to win. Everything we do will be good.
We cannot do poorly."
Duke's style of running is similar to
Maryland's according to Lam. With Scott
Eden, the Blue Devils have someone who can
get out in front. Duke is also an excellent
team in terms of grouping. Grouping enables
. a team to move better and makes passing
imore difficult. This ability to run as a.unit
will determine the Tar Heels' effectiveness
against Duke.
"Eden and Robbie Perkins usually take
off in one group " said Lam, "but Duke has
five or six other guys who are not that far off.
They all stick together."
.Concerning Tar Heel grouping. Lam
added, "I am anxious to see how Ralph King
does against Eden and Perkins," he said. "I
hope Ralph can go with them, ft will be
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tough. Eden and Perkins are used to running
together. This will put more pressure on
King but Ralph is a competitor he knows
how to take care of himself."
Lam said if "our second four guys can slip
in between the first and second group it will
be a real close race. David Hamilton is not
completely well yet but he has not looked
bad either. Kent Taylor has looked real good
in practice. William Southerland is coming
on. and I still feel Tommy Ward can be right
in there.
"If Tommy, David, Kent. William and
Kevin McLee run a good race, they could be
right in there," said Lam. "If Ralph can
finish above Duke's top two runners, then we
could beat them it is not inconceivable.
. "If I was an oddsmaker, Duke would be
the favorite. But every one is looking forward
to the meet. It will be a great race to watch.
There will be some good individual and
group races."
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