10 the Weekender Friday, September 15, 1978 ;
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By LEE PACE
Someone ought to reserve one of the
picnic tables in the woods outside Kenan
Stadium early Saturday afternoon and
prepare an impromptu reunion for several
alumnae of Greenville Rose High School.
Ndthing fancy mind you, just as long as
there's a 1975 state championship" trophy,
several high school yearbooks with plenty of
mushy writing in " the "bacVar)4 a? Jetton of
Kool-Aid in honor of thernrjsttfithjose
pre-18 year olds who OTfixyayzdloroji?!
Invite Doug Paschal. Hell be jjndetixig
over to Kenan Stadiurn-from Ehringhaus
-orm about that time anyway to put on his
football outfit. Maybe hell bring his pet
piranha fish for entertainment. ':
Henry Trevathan, Joe- Godette, Mike
Brewington and Rocky Butler still live; in
Greenville, but they'll be in town Saturday,
so they might like to come.
The six of them could sit and reminisce.
' It might also be a good idea to have Dr.
Herbert Paschal along, just so thereU be
someone wearing light blue, gold and purple
around to act as referee when the four
fellows from out of town start to gang up on
thiiplfcjboy as it gets closer to 1:30 pjn.
fgellfe 5opd,olVdays.Dougie-bab,y, the
boys from Greenville might say, you're the
other guy now. '
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Doug Paschal, you see, plays for North
Carolina. Hell probably start at running
back alongside Amos Lawrence on
Saturday.
The other four play for East Carolina.
Two of them Brewington and Godette
will start for the Pirates, and a third
Trevathan could see action at
quarterback if Leander Green's injuries
become too burdensome.
All of which leaves Dr. Herbert Paschal,
chairperson of the history department at
ECU, in a quandry.
"I've kinda got to straddle the fence," he
says. "Ill pull for my son and pull for ECU at
the same time. I told Doug I'd let him choose
where he went to school, and I told him I'd
support his decision. But if it comes to
pulling against ECU, well, I can't do that. But
when Doug's got the ball, I'll pull for him."
But before Doug Paschal's former
teammates get too rough on him, they ought
to pause for a brief moment of thanks.
ECU's home, Ficklen Stadium, was
enlarged this summer to accomodate 35,000
persons, and new lights and a new press box
were installed. Among the men who helped
build the Pirates revamped home was, you
guessed it, Doug Paschal.
Just what happens on the Kenan Stadium
turf when 1:30 does roll around and the
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It's Carolina's first game, and that by itself
is enough to make speculation as risky as
buying United States dollars. It's also the
Tar Heel's first game under new coach Dick
Crum, and the first time the Tar Heels have
run their new veer offense against anyone
but their own teammates.
Crum hasn't even decided who will
quarterback the veer. It could be junior Matt
Kupec, who has started a season and a half
for Carolina, or senior Clyde Christensen,
who's seen limited reserve action the last
two seasons.
Whoever does play quarterback will have
a bevy of running backs behind him. Along
with Lawrence and Paschal are Ken Mack,
Billy Johnson, Walter Sturdivant and
Terence BurrelL "They haven't said who will
start," Paschal says, "but it won't make
much difference. Everyone will play. We've
also got Mitchell Strickland and Ron
MeMarco. We've got quality backs, just
tremendous. Any of the eight could play
anywhere in the nation."
East Carolina knows a lot more about its
offense than the Tar Heels know about
theirs. The Pirates know theirs hasn't been
very good so far. ECU scored 14 pofnts in an
opening win over Western Carolina and 13
in a 29-13 loss last week at N.C. State. The
Pirates lost three fumbles and threw four
interceptions against State.
One of the major reasons for paltry
showing has been injuries Green and
running backs Anthony Collins and Eddie
Hicks have been hurt, and each may or may
not play against Carolina but ECU coach
Pat Dye has not been impressed with his
players' effort so far.
"After looking at the films from the State
game, it was one of our most disappointing
losses ever at ECU," Dye said. "We had less
effort and fewer people trying to win."
"Offensively we've got a long way to go
before we have a good football team. I
See FOOTBALL on page 11
Wake Forest
golf alumni
in exhibition
WINSTON-SALEM It'll be a special
homecoming Saturday for a number of former
Wake Forest golfers who are now members of the
PGA tour as they return to their Alma Mater to
participate in the Wake Forest Pro-Am and
Exhibition at Bermuda Run Golf Course, site of
the 1979 NCAA National Championship
tournament.
Included in the field playing with 44 amateurs
will be Arnold Palmer, the dean of the Deacon
players on the tour and one of the legendary
. figures of modern professional golf; Lanny
Wadkins, winner of last year's PGA
Championship and the World Series of Golf; Jay
Haas, a member - of two Deacon national
championship teams and the 1975 NCAA
individual title; Jim Simons, a veteran of the
tournament trail and a winner of several major t
tour events? Boby Byman, an All-America for the
Deacs; and John Buczek, a Deacon All-America
in the late 1960s.
Jack Lewis, a Deacon All-America and a .
resident of Winston-Salem will also participate in
the tournament along with Scott Hdch, the two
time ACC"individual champion, and current All
America Gary Hallberg of the Deacon golf team.
The event is designed to raise money for the
Deacon golf scholarship fund founded by Palmer
in the name of Buddy Worsham. All funds raised
at the tournament will go to the scholarship fund
in the name of the participating pros and
amateurs.
Spectator tickets' to the event are available for
$5 each at the Wake Forest Ticket Office and at
Bermuda Run. Tee time for the event is 11 a.m.