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By GEOFFREY MOCK
Staff Writer
A late third-period surge by Norman Walker
propelled him past N.C. State's three-time Atlantic
Coast Conference champion Joe Lidowski to lead the
North Carolina wrestling team to a 27-15 victory over
the Wolfpack Tuesday night.
It was the second victory of the year for Carolina over
State and was the Tar Heels eighth dual-meet win of the
season, the fifth in the ACC.TheTar Heels, ranked 19th
nationally, have now won 21 consecutive dual meets.
Pins for State by Mike Koob at 150 and freshman
Matt Reiss in the 177-pound class had cut the Tar Heel
lead to 21-15 when Lidowski met Walker in the 190
pound class.
Lidowski entered the match with a 17-0 record this
year and had never been defeated by Walker.
Lidowski's streak seemed assured of continuing when
he took Walker down with a minute left in the match to
take a 7-5 lead. He then put Walker in a cradle, but
Walker rolled through and put Lidowski on his back
with 10 seconds left to clinch a 9-8 decision and the meet
for Carolina.
Walker had nothing but praise for his opponent. Joe
deserves the credit," Walker said. "He was wrestling
tough and had me in a pinning combination. State
needed a pin, but I was able to roll through, and get him
on his back."
Walker also credited the 2,500 spectators in
Carmichael Auditorium with aiding him. "This was the
largest crowd we've had," he said. "When they get
behind you it really helps."
UNC Wrestling coach Bill Lam said he felt Walker
could beat Lidowski. "I'm very happy for Norman. He's
. wrestled Lidowski at least 10 times and never beaten
him," Lam said. "We worked all week, and Lidowski
was all we talked about.
Joe will drop to 177 for the (ACC) Tournament, so
we knew this would be the last time they wrestled. We
wanted to beat him just once."
Lam also mentioned Joe Galli's 13-1 superior decision
in the 142-pound class as crucial. "Joe covered a lot of
weight, dropping to 142. You usually don't feel good
doing that, but he was super. It turned the match
around."
State jumped to a 3-0 lead when their All-American
Jim Zenz gained revenge for his sole defeat this year by
decisioning Bob Monaghan 10-5. Zenz dominated
Monaghan on his feet and took a 7-2 lead before
Monaghan's third-period comeback tightened the
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...Heel wrestler defeated his high school teammate
match to 7-5, before Zenz gained a reverse late in the
period to clinch the match.
Carolina came right back with a decision by Dave
Cooke at 126 anda21-7 superior decision byC.D. Mock
in the 134-pound class against high-school teammate
Mike Donahue.
Mock had a slow start, but a 10-point third period put
the match out of reach.
"I felt sluggish at the start," Mock said. "I always have
trouble with Donahue. Maybe it's a mental thing.
"The third period was mine," Mock said. "Carolina is
known for its stamina. We feel the third period is ours."
Galli followed with his victory to increase the lead to
13-3. Koob's pin tightened the score; but a superior
decison by Jan Michaels and a win by Carter Mario at
167 put UNC up by 11.
"I wasn't counting on Jan to win that big," Lam said.
OTHRantfy Srisrps
"His man tried to elevate him, and you can't do that to
Jan."
State came back again with Reiss' pin to set the stage
for Walker's dramatic win. In a rematch of the decisive
match of the last meet, UNCs Jack Parry defeated Greg
Steele 4-3.
Lam complimented his State opponents. "State has a
good team," Lam said. "Reiss is as tough as any
freshman in the league except for Michaels."
. In many ways the meet was a coming of age for
Carolina wrestling. It was the largest and loudest crowd
of the season.
"Carolina wrestling is growing," Mock said. "It's
happening. Look at the crowd tonight. They were really
into the match. That's what I came down here for."
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