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Despite gaining two victories, the trip to
Virginia over the weekend by the UNC
women's tennis team may prove to be very
costly, as yet another Tar Heel netter was
injured. . , -
Carolina demolished Mary Baldwin 9-0
Friday in Staunton, Va., then beat Virginia
7-2 Saturday morning to up its record to 12-1
on the season. The Tar Heels, however, may
have lost the services of freshman Suzanne
Bowron for the upcoming week as she
sprained her ankle in her fourth court singles
match against UVa.
Bowron was trailing 2-0 in the first set
when she suffered the injury and was forced
to default. The Cavaliers only real victory in
the match came in the no. I doubles match
where UNCs Beth Hamilton and Jane
Preyer fell to Sherry and Kerry O'Donnell 8
6. The teams played pro-set matches in the
doubles due to the poor weather conditions.
The injury to Bowron comes at a time
when three other UNC players, who are
normally in the top six, are hobbled by
injuries. Carolina has only two dual matches
left this season (against UNC-G and Duke),
but will be competing in two tournaments
during the next two weeks.
Carney Timberlake, Beth Hamilton and
Nina Cloaninger have seen limited action in
matches so far this spring. Timberlake and
Hamilton should be back in form soon, but
Cloaninger may not see action in singles the
rest of year.
Cloaninger suffered a severe knee injury
last year and will probably undergo
corrective surgery this summer.
The Tar Heels host UNC-G Tuesday
before traveling to Columbus, Miss, to
compete in the Southern Collegiate Tennis
Tournament.
Carolina will be the host and defending
champions when the North Carolina
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for
Women (NCAIAW) Tournament starts
April 17. UNC edged Duke for the team title
last year, while Hamilton and Preyer won
the doubles championship.
SPORTSWEEK
April7-13
TODAY baseball, at Blacksburg,
Va., Virginia Tech
TUESDAY baseball, at Winston
Salem, Wake Forest; women's tennis, 3
home, UNC-G.
WEDNESDAY lacrosse, at
Charlottesville, Va., Virginia; men's
tennis, 2 home, Hampton Institute;
women'stennis, j Columbus, JVfjss., ,
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Southern Collegiate
FRIDAY baseball, at Clemson,
S.C., Clemson; men's tennis, at Winston
Salem, Wake Forest; women's tennis,
Southern Collegiates
SATURDAY baseball, at Columbia
S.C., South Carolina; lacrosse, at
(hestertown, Md., Washington; men's
tennis, 2 home, Duke;, track, home,
Carolina Relays; women's tennis,
Southern Collegiates
SUNDAY Baseball, 2 home, Duke;
men's tennis, 2 home. South Carolina
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The UNC women's golf team this past weekend won the first annual North
Carolina Women's Collegiate Golf Tournament held Friday and Saturday in
Durham.
Duke's Jan Disque took medalist honors for the two-round event, but Carolina
outdistanced Appalachian State in team competition by 21 strokes, 737 to 758.
UNC-Greensboro placed third at 769, Duke fourth at 794 and St Mary's ended
up fifth, 869.
Sally Austin paced the Tar Heels with a fourth place finish overall. She notched a
176 and was followed in fifth by teammate Kathy Sinopole at 179. Other UNC
entrants were Mindy Moore (181) and Jean Newton (201).
Playing in the second flight, Maura Stokes captured the division and Susan
Dillingham had the second low-net score for the first flight.
UNC Coach Pam Robinson's golfers were 9-0 going into the competition.
Austin shot an 87 Friday and 89 Saturday for her 176. Sinopole had an initial
round of 87 but turned in a 92 the final day for her 179.
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by John Hopkins
Staff Writer
It was a so-so weekend for Carolina's
baseball team. The Heels won a couple of
games, something they hadn't been able to
do for a while, but they also picked up
another conference loss.
UNC broke its five-game skid with an 1 1-1
romp over Towson (Md.) State on Friday.
UNC threatened to go on a winning streak
Saturday with a 5-1 win over conference foe
Virginia, but a 5-2 loss to Maryland Sunday
ended these hopes.
The Tar Heels are now 1-3 in Atlantic
Coast Conference (ACC) and sport a 12-11
overall record.
Carolina's problem against Maryland was
its inability to get hits with men on base.
"We simply couldn't drive runs in,"
lamented UNC Coach Walter Rabb. "And
that was the key to the game." The Tar Heels
stranded 11 runners.
Bill Paschall started the game for
Carolina. He gave up three runs on six hits in
getting pinned for his first loss of the season
against four wins.
Sports briefs
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North Carolina's men's tennis team upped
its record to 16-1 over the weekend with wins
over Harvard, 8-1, and Richmond, 9-0.
Bill Brock, a junior and UNCs no. 1
player, won easily in his singles matches,,
defeating Gary Reiner of Harvard "6-0, 6-1
and John Leitch of Richmond 6-1, 6-2.
Captain Joe Garcia, playing at the no. 2
postion, finished his singles match against
David Snidow of Richmond in 35 minutes,
winning 6-0, 6-0.
Other results of the Harvard and Richmond matches are: Garcia
d. Todd Lundy ( H ) 6-2. 6-1 ; Tom Dixon ( UNC) d. J im 1 ngar ( H ) 6
4. 2-6. 6-3 and Peter Steinhaus ( R) 6-3. 6-4: Earl Hassler ( U NC) d.
Hugh Hyde (H) 7-6. 6-3: David Oberstein (UNC) defeated Bill
Thelmos (H) 3-6. 7-5. 6-3 and Gary Wilmont (R) fr-0, 6-0; Cliff
Skakle (UNC) lost 3-6. 4-6 to Dan Walleman(H): and John Kraut
(UNC) d. Walker Richardson (R) 6-0. 6-1: and Junie Chatman
(UNC) d. David Kent (R) Mi, 6-1.
Carolina's double pairings were,
undefeated in both matches.
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Paschall's counterpart for the Terps, Bob
Ferris, also allowed the Heels only six hits.
Even so, the big righthander was in frequent
trouble.
In the very first inning, Carolina loaded
the bases with two walks and a single. Ferris,
unperturbed by the situation, picked Chris
Knepp off first base, struck out Win Barkley
and got Lindsey Ethridge to fly out.
Ferris, who was recruited by Carolina
coach Walter Rabb, ran his record to 5-0.
The Heels got their only runs in the eighth
inning when Lindsey Ethridge drove in Mike
Wilkerson with a double. Ethridge later
scored on a ground out.
In the win over Towson on Friday,
Carolina banged out nine hits. Leftfielder
Ronnie Merritt led the way, going four for
five. Each of his hits drove in a run.
Freshman Clay Johnson pitched seven
innings of scoreless ball for UNC.
This was Johnson's first taste of varsity
play. He had previously pitched two
complete games for the jayvees.
The Heels picked up one run in the third
inning, two in the fifth and three in the
seventh.
stand 16-1
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and 5-4 to N.C. State Saturday.
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However, UNCs big inning was the
eighth, where they added five more runs. The
Tar Heels loaded the based with walks to the
first three batters. A passed ball, an infield
hit by Ronnie Merritt, an error, and Win
Barkley's single got the runs across.
On Saturday, Carolina picked up its first
(and only so far) conference win. Mike
Merritt picked up the victory, his second of
the year against three defeats.
- Staying ahead of the hitters all day,
Merritt allowed the Cavaliers only three hits.
"It was my best effort of the year," he
beamed.
Ron Merritt, Mike Wilkerson and
Lindsey Ethridge all had two hits for UNC.
Virginia opened the scoring with a run in
the fourth. The Heels responded quickly
with one in the fifth, two in the sixth, and one
in the seventh and eighth for the 5-1 win.
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In the past, the Tar Heel thinclads have
relied more heavily on their runners than on
the field event men to produce points on a
meet. But the Carolina team showed some
outstanding performances in both categories
Saturday at the State-Record Relays in
Columbia, S.C.
Jeff Gorski won the javelin throw by
sending the spear 214 feet. Sam Beasley
leaped 24-1 to take third in the Jong jump
His jumps of 24rnd,24r5. wexgLdisallQwed,
however, because of fouls.
In the running events, co-captain Dave
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by Bill Kay
Staff Yriter
What pops into your mind when you hear
that Carolina outshot back-to-back
opponents by a combined mark of 127-50?
You figure that the Tar Heels won both of
the games.
However, on Saturday the visiting
Retrievers from the University of Maryland
Baltimore County, ranked number one in
Division II, copped an exciting 12-9
decision.
On Sunday, the Tar Heels swamped
outclassed Virginia Tech by the score of 24
3. The win halted a five-game losing streak
for Carolina. UNCs record is now 3-5.
Against UMBC, Carolina outshot the
Retrievers 53-36, won twice as many faceoffs
and still lost the game. "We had the
opportunities," said UNC Head Coach Paul
Doty, "but we just didn't shoot well."
The Tech game gave UNC a chance to play
everyone, and it was a welcome relief from
some harsh defeats. The Tar Heels outshot
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UMBCs midfielders controlled the flow
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UNC, hustling and controlling faceoffs,
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Cutting off UNCs shooting angles on
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the second half until the home team put on a
patented surge. An unassisted tally by John
Donato brought UNC within one at 10-9,
but UMBC countered with two late goals to
make the final score 12-9.
UNC goalie Chuck Weinstein thought the
key to the game was falling behind early and
letting up on defense.
"We regrouped but it was too late," he
said. There were too many one-on-one
situations against me because our
midfielders failed to put enough pressure on
their attackers."
Also, UNCs All-American Bert Fett was
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generally pleased with the performances in
Columbia and the progress his team is
making as the ACC championship nears
April 19. "Our performances were better in
the field events this week and they (field
event men) seem to be progressing well," he
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