8 I"he Tar Heel Thursday. June 12. 1980
sports
Tar Heels outlast error-prone Bishops, 12
By Sammy Batten
Steve Streater hasn't pitched a baseball
game in more than a year, but don't tell
N.C Wesleyan's hitters. They thought he
threw just fine without the practice.
Carolina took advantage of S Heater's
pitching and ten Wesleyan errors to defeat
the Fighting Bishops 12-10 Tuesday night,
in Boshamer Stadium for their first N.C
Summer League victory.
Streater hasn't played baseball since his
ock seriously injured
From staff reports
UNC junior basketball player Jimmy
Black, who was injured Saturday morning
in a single-car accident on Highway 15-501
between Chapel Hill and Pittsboro, is now
in "very stable" condition at N.C
Memorial Hospital.
Black suffered an unstable fracture of the
cervical spine, team physician Joseph
DeWalt said
"Right now he's sort of in limbo until
things settle down," Dewalt said. "Each
day Jimmy improves; h 's better today
than he was yesterday; otherwise, there is
little to add.
"We need to do more special X-rays and
further studies," Dewalt said.
Dewalt's secretary said Wednesday
afternoon that Black would undergo
surgery this morning.
Black's car ran off the right side of the
road and into some trees, according to N.C
Highway Patrol reports.
Spokesmen at the Orange County
Highway Patrol Station could not be
reached for comment
Carolina sports information officials
said Wednesday that their information on
the circumstances of Black's accident were
also sketchy. They said they could only
report that Black had a fractured vertebrae.
There would be no paralysis, physicians
said.
Black, a reserve guard for UNC during
the past two seasons, averaged five points
per game.
With the graduation of Dave Colescott
and John Virgil, Black was expected to
play a major role on the team next season.
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sophomore year because of his involvement
in football, but his skills haven't
diminished much. He struck out six batters
and allowed only three hits in 4 23
innings. He came on in the fourth inning
in relief of starter Franklin Roberts.
The Heels, after falling behind 4-0 in the
first inning, got on the scoreboard in the
bottom of the second thanks to five walks
and two Wesleyan errors. Joe Reto scored
their first run when J. D. Henderson
followed him with a double to center.
Greg Muench, Tom Daily, Lee Sullivan
and Eddie Waynick all drew walks to drive
in two more runs. Shawn Dean's single
plated the final pair giving Carolina a 7-5
lead.
Wesleyan erupted again in the fourth
with three runs to make it 8-7, before
Streater came in to retire the side. He held
the Bishops in check while the Heels
picked up two runs in the fourth on Joe
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Frank Ladson (pinch-running for Tom
Daily) scored from third on Shawn Dean's
fly ball.
Streater's only lapse came in the seventh
inning when he allowed two runs on
Moochie Medlin's RBI double to tie the
score at 10-10.
David Price scored the deciding run in
the bottom of the seventh when he rounded
third and drew an errant throw from the
first baseman following Dean's infield hit.
The Tar Heels picked up an insurance
run in the eighth on Mike Beck's single
which drove in Greg Muench from second
base.
Carolina's record is even at 1-1 while
Wesleyan fell to 0-3 with the loss. The
Heels return home on Friday evening
against Campbell University at 7:30 in
Boshamer Stadium.
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