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the tar bed
Thursday. June 5. 1975
Sports briefs
Tar Heels sign fourth basketball recruit
The University of North Carolina has
signed Randy Wiel of Curacao.
Netherlands Antilles to a basketball
grant-in-aid Tar Heel Coach Dean
Smith announced Saturday.
WieL, a 6-3, 195-pound forward
recently contacted Smith about the
possibility of playing basketball at
Carolina. UNC Assistant Coach Bill
Guthridge traveled to Curacao to see
him play and was impressed with his
potential.
Wiel is an outstanding athlete and a
former Olympic sprinter but his
basketball experience is limited.
"We are delighted to have this
outstanding young man choose our
university to further his education." said
Smith. "We think it .will be an
interesting experience for our players to
be associated with someone from the
Dutch culture.'
With the addition of Wiel, Carolina
has signed four recruits to grant-in-aids.
The Tar Heels earlier signed 6-0 guard
Keith Valentine of Richmond, Va.; 6-5
forward-guard Loren Lutz of Alamosa,
Colo.; and 6-5 swingman Dudley
Bradley of Edgewood, Md.
Ten athletes from the University of
North Carolina will travel to Mexico
City for the 10 Annual Wilfrido Massieu
track meet June 27-29 UNC Coach Joe
Hilton announced last week.
The Tar Heels will join Lamar, Long
Beach State in the outdoor event. Also
competing are the Cuban national team
and Mexico's Institute Politecnico.
Representing Carolina will be long
jumper Sam Beasley, pole vaulter Dave
Robinson, discus thrower Gil Vance,
javelin thrower Jeff Gorski, hurdler
Mike Voight, distance runner Dave
Hamilton, milers Ralph King and
Henry Jones, and sprinter Reggie
Brown.
The invitation came as a result of
UNC Athletic Director Homer Rice's
contacts with the Instituto Politecnico
about the junior varsity football games
against the White Eagles. Carolina
traveled to Mexico last fall.
Dennis Huntley, the North Carolina
state high school champion in the 880
and the mile, has signed a track grant-in-aid
with the University of North
Carolina, Tar Heel track coack Joe
Hilton announced last week.
Huntley, a senior at Bowman High
Schoool in Wadesboro. won the 880 at
the state championships two weeks ago
with a time of 1:54.9. He then took the
mile title in 4:15.5.
"We're delighted that Dennis has
decided to attend Carolina, said
Hilton. "He is without a doubt one of
the best middle-distance runners to
come along in the state in a long time.
"He has good speed and is a hard
worker. He could develop into a first
class performer in either the 880, the
mile or the longer distances."
In addition to sweeping the state
championships in the 880 and the mile,
Huntley also won both of those races in
the sectional and district competition.
Rick Alexander and Mike
Richardson, star players at Myers Park
High in Charlotte, have signed baseball
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"Both of these young men had
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Steve Breece, the Atlantic Coast
Conference wrestling champion at 118
pounds, has been awarded the first Jim
Crockett Memorial Scholarship at the
University of North Carolina.
Breece, a rising junior from Tulsa,
Okla., posted a 10-3 individual record
for Coach Bill Lam's Tar Heels last
season. Breec wrestled at the 126
pound spot most of the year.
The scholarship is given in memory of
James Allen Crockett, who died last
year in Charlotte after becoming
recognized as the most versatile
promoter in the South.
Maryland, mounting a balanced
attack led by Frank Urso's record-tying
five goals, swamped Navy 20-13
Saturday to become the first team ever
to win two NCAA University Division
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