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North Carolina's Tommy
LaGarde has been selected to the 12
man Intercontinental Cup basketball
squad which will represent the
United States in Europe thb summer
Cliff B. Fagan, President of the
Amateur Basketball Association of
America, announced Tuesday.
The intercontinental competition,
which serves as a preliminary for the
1976 Montreal Olympics, includes
six games against four of the world's
best national teams. The squad was
selected by the ABA-USA Games
Committee at the Pan-American
trials in Salt Lake City, Utah, in early
June.
Other players named were Wayne
Rollins from Clemson; Robert
Parrish, Centenary; Leon Douglaus,
Alabama; Mark Olberding,
Minnesota; Norm Cook, Kansas
Ernie Grunfeld, Tennessee; John
Davis, Dayton; Bruce Parkinson,
Purdue; Rudy White, Arizona State;
Ron Lee, Oregon; and Joe Hassett,
Providence. UNCs Mitch Kupchak
was also reportedly chosen but
declined the invitation for personal
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Six of the country's top high school
wrestlers, including two national
champions, have signed athletic grant-in-aids
with the University of North
Carolina.
Tar Heel Coach Bill Lam announced
the lineup and said, "It has been an
unbelievable recruiting year for us.
Heading the list of signees are Chris
Conkwright and Mike Newbern,
national champions from Virginia
Beach, Va. Conkwright received more
than 60 scholarship offers and it is
believed he was the most highly
recruited wrestler in the nation.
Wrestling at the 134-pound weight,
Conkwright won the Amateur Athletic
Union (AAU) championship and was a
first team A 11-American. He was a three
time state champion in Virginia.
Newbern is a 150-pounder who was a
national prep champion at Blair
Academy in New Jersey. He was a
member of the United States team
which wrestled in competition against
Russia.
Other wrestlers who will be entering
Carolina in the fall on scholarships are
Dean Brior, 185-pounder from
Havertown, Pa., who won his state
championship and lost only one match
in two years; Mike Benzel, 167-pounder
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from Norfolk, Va., who was a state
champion at Norview High School and
also competed against the Russian
team; Dave J ergens, 145-pound state
champion from Rochester, N.Y., who
won 65 matches and lost three in his
high school career, and Joe Ryan, 158
pounder from Catholic Central High in
Detroit, Mich., a two-time runnerup in
the state finals.
UNC sophomore Ralph King has
been selected to run in the Russian
American Junior Track Meet at
Lincoln, Neb., July 4-5. King, a native
of Atlanta, Ga., will compete in the
5,000 meter run. He recently set a new
junior record in that event with a time of
14:11.7 at Knoxville, Tenn.
Tickets to Carolina's 1975 football
games are on sale to the general public.
Orders will be accepted solely
through the mail. No over-the-counter
sales are currently being made at
Carmichael Auditorium, according to
Mrs. Jean Keller, UNC Ticket
Manager.
Home games scheduled in Kenan
Stadium next fall are versus William &
Mary on September 6, Maryland on
top rfr
September 20, Notre Dame on October
1 1, East Carolina on October 25, Wake
Forest November I and Clemson on
November 8.
Individual game tickets are marked
S8. except for the Notre Dame game
which will be $10 per ticket. Out-of-town
games will also be $8 a ticket,
except the Virginia game which will be
marked $7 a ticket.
Season tickets will range from S48
regular to $51 in sections with
scatbacks. Tickets may be ordered from
the UNC Athletic Association, Box
2126, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. Add 50
cents for insurance and handling.
Clemson outfielder Denny
Wailing and High Point first baseman
Otis Foster were named to the Sporting
News collegiate baseball All-America
team.
Catcher Danny Goodwin of Southern
University was named the player of the
year. Others named were righthanded
pitcher Jim Gideon, Texas; lefthanded
pitcher Floyd Bannister, Arizona State;
second baseman Bryan Jones, Iowa;
shortstop Bill Hiss, Queens; outfielder
Condredge Holloway, Tennessee; third
baseman Jerry Maddox, Arizona State;
and outfielder Dave Stegman, Arizona.
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Nine Carolina fesskt&a!l gsmts
will be televised next season, according
to a schedule tentatively approved by
Atlantic Coast Conference officials.
They are among 19 conference games
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Hill fails on Super Bowl Sunday and
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Jan. 24
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