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Cava Saturday
Dick Crum doesn't quite have them
figured out, but he's on to something
that might explain the Tar Heels' Jekyll
and Hyde personality this year.
Something's got to be screwy when a
team plays like the Tar Heels did
against Miami of Ohio and Richmond
and then so well when challenged by a
South Carolina or a Clemson.
"Proper respect of your opponent is
so important," Crum said at his weekry
press luncheon Tuesday. "The people
we've played well against we've taken
very seriously, like Clemson Saturday.
And then there are games like Miami
and Richmond."
After a three-week road trip,
Carolina (3-6) returns to Chapel Hill
Saturday for homecoming against
lowly Virginia. Crum is trying his best
to build up the 2-7 Cavs.
"I'm concerned we won't have proper
respect for them either," Crum said.
They went right after Clemson and
Maryland and they really are a good
football team. If we don't go out there
with a big effort we'll be in trouble
again."
Defensively, the Tar Heels were the
best they've been all year long against
the Tigers, Crum said. Freshman
linebacker Darrell Nicholson played
well enough to win ACC Rookie of the
Week honors.
It was a good day for tailbacks, too,
as Amos Lawrence picked up over 90
yards and Doug Paschal had his best
effort of the season.
"With 1,200 yards between them
that's good production for. that
position," Crum said. "Doug Paschal is
the kind of player we need around here
to win. He's gained a lot of respect
around the league this year."
Crum related a story about freshman
quarterback Chuck Sharpe, who didn't
wear glasses or contactsuntil this week.
Quarterback coach Cleve Bryant
noticed Sharpe squinting last week in
.-practice- s- he searched For "pass
receivers. "He didn't know he couldn't
see," Crum said. "We took him to the
doctor and found out he's got 20-90
vision in both eyes. Now he's wearing
soft contact lenses."
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A new type of challenge faces the UNC
men's fencing team as it opens its 1978-79
campaign, while the women's team looks
for a high national ranking.
After winning the ACC championship
seven straight years under Coach Ron
Miller, last year's men's squad was
dethroned by Clemson in the ACC
tournament after posting a 10-5 record,
including wins in their last nine matches.
So instead of facing the pressure of
defending the title, this year's team must
regroup to regain the conference crown
and hopefully secure a national ranking.
"We're eager to prove last year was a
fluke and get back on top where we
should be," said Miller, who is in his 1 1th
year at Carolina. "Everyone's healthy and
working hard. It's going to be a pretty
good year."
One reason it might be a good year is
the return of the top two fencers in the
saber division Al-America Rich Weil
and Stan Schulman, winner of last year's
Perm State Invitational.- These two
players provide the Heels . with an
"exceptionally strong 1-2 punch," Miller
.said.
Competing along with Weil and
Schulman in the saber are second-year
fencers Sam Weather and Tal House.
Joining the squad -this spring" will be
Barry O'Dell, last year's No. 3 man in the
saber. Miller believes the addition of
O'Dell should add significant deptrwto the
strong saber division. ';. '
In the epee division, Tom Killian and
Paul Conway return to occupy two of the
three positions. Both have- had
outstanding pre-seasons. Backing -; up
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The third division, the foil, is the big
question mark of the squad. "The foil is
our most uncertain weapon. It is the key
to our success," Miller believes.
The only sure returnee in the foil is
sophomore Steve Bachman, who is
coming back after an outstanding
freshman year. First-year fencers Scott
Cohen and Larry Turner have also been
placed in the foil division. But the real key
in the foil rests in the question of
eligibility with last year's team captain
Mark Scott. Scott has been injured two
previous seasons and Miller is hopeful
Scott will be ruled eligible to participate
in spring action. Also returning in the
spring will be second-year fencer Keith
Herron. '
"If we get improvement in the foil, this
could rank among the best teams we've
ever had," M iller said.
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Carolina's basketball game Nov. 24
against Poland and Dec. 4 against
Detroit. Students may pick tickets up
from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at the ticket
office in Carmichael Auditorium.
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The English Department of
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will sponsor a book signing for
Daphne Athas, honoring the
publication of her new book,
Cora, published by the Viking
Press. The public is cordially
invited to this event,
Wednesday, November 15 at
4:30 p.m. in the Bull's Head
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So far this season in open tournament
competition, the Heels have fared very
well. In last week's Ft. Lauderdale Open,
the squad won four medals and Miller
was pleased with his team's performance..
-But Miller stressed that the road will
get tougher for his squad. Battles with top
10 teams including Pennsylvania, M.LT.
and Columbia provide the Heels with
"across the board, the toughest schedule
in history," Miller said. Other difficult
opponents should be Ohio State, Air
Force and conference schools Maryland
and Clemson.
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year's 6-3 squad, much improvement
should be seen in the women's fencing
team this season.
"Our goal is to rank among the top 10
fencing teams nationally" Miller said.
Last year we had a good dual meet
record, but we did not do well in post
season competition. 1 think we can make
a better post-season showing this year."
Leading this year's squad will be
seniors Cathy Swan and Cathy Deener
and junior Beth Forsyth. But a big
addition to the team will be Louise
Ackerman.
Ackerman transferred from N.C. State
where she finished fifth in the national
championships last year and earned All
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