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2CThe Daily Tar HeelMonday, August 23, 1982 Seven Parade All-Americans among newcomers .Freskmeim coiffitFilbMte to ttbainm : "3 .4: s .o Dy MICHAEL PERSINGER Start Writer UNC head football coach Dick Crum continued his recruiting success in 1982 by bringing a group of 23 freshmen to Chapel Hill to help offset the loss of 20 lettermen from last year's Gator Bowl championship team. Seven Parade All-Americans are counted among the newcomers, giving the Tar Heels more members of the 1982 Parade squad than any other program in the nation. Parade All-Americans are generally considered the cream of each year's high school crop, and in the past Parade has been remarkably accurate in choosing col lege football's future stars. Former members of the squad include current NFL stars Tony Dorsett and Earl Camp bell. . Arnold Franklin, Ohio Lineman of the Year, could be the first to contribute as a starter, given the loss of four-year starter Shelton Robinson to the NFL. This 6'3", 235-pound tight end was named to Parade, Adidas and National High School Coaches All-America teams. Wilson, N.C., produced two of Parade's elite in 5' 11", 180-pound Lee Gliarmis and 6'4", 230-pound Dennis Bar ron. Gliarmis is a conventional style kicker who will help out at the position Jeff Hayes, now a Washington Redskin, handled for the past four years. Barron is a linebacker and defensive tackle who was rated as one of the top five players in North Carolina by the Roanoke Times in Virginia. Backs Danny Burmeistcr and Walter Bailey terrorized opposing quarterbacks throughout their high school careers. Bailey recorded 33 career interceptions at Bethel High School in Hampton, Va. Burmeister set school records for touchdowns and interceptions at Oakton High School in Oakton, Va. Both were Parade All-Americans. Linebacker Carl Carr and tackle Bill Viggers could both see action this season. Carr averaged 14 tackles a game last year at Alexandria T.C. Williams in Virginia. Carr was named to Parade, Adidas and National High School Coaches All America teams. Viggers, a Parade All American, was named to the Southern Football Elite Eleven. To bolster the line, Crum signed several promising prospects. One is Harris Bar ton, a 6'4", 260-pound defensive tackle from Dunwoody, Ga. Barton had 75 solo tackles and 56 assists as a. senior. Signee Robert Pike, a defensive tackle from Washington, D.C., had 19 sacks in his senior year. Freshman C.A. Brooks, another recruit, studied under Gerry Faust, now Notre Dame's head coach, at Cincinnati Moeller High School. Ed Fahey was an All-County performer as a junior at Glen Gove, in New York state. He was injured as a senior. Tackle Mike Johnson, 6'5", 240 pounds, was an all-state selection at defensive tackle at Dover High in Dover, Del. Tim Murphy (6'5", 240) was twice All County at Jackson, N.J., High School. Pat Sheehan (6'4", 240) led his Lawrenceville Prep squad in tackles, sacks and fumble recoveries as a senior. Deadlines for A I AW Im meetings UNC signed two fine linebackers in Tim Rorrer (G2", 210) and Ron Burton (6'2", 220). Rorrer recorded 115 unassisted tackles as a senior to go with the 104 he had as a junior. Burton had 84 tackles last year at Highland Springs High in Rich mond, Va. The Tar Heels picked up three quarter backs to strengthen that position. Kevin Anthony, Georgia's 4-A Player of the Year, Doug Hite of Emporia, Va., and Eric Streater, brother of former UNC star Steve Streater. They will back up Rod Elkins and Scott Stankavage. Streater could play defensive back. Tight ends Dave Truitt and Church Hinton come in to strengthen the receiving corps. They will be joined by split end Tim Morrison of Fayetteville Terry Sanford High School. Morrison caught 43 passes for 955 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior.- During the next four years, these recruits may make their mark on. a Carolina football program that is closing fast on the traditional powers in college football. From page 1 Teams that want to enter the one week single elimination Grail Softball Tourney must sent a representative to an organizational meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. or Wednesday at 8 p.m. in 304 Woollen. Experienced umpires are also needed for Grail softball. The of ficials clinic will be Wednesday 5-7 p.m. in 304 Woollen. Tag football teams must sent a rep resentative this Tuesday at 8 p.m., Wednesday at 7.m., or Thursday at 7 p.m. in 304 Woollen in order to be eligible for the 5-week season. Eligi bility rules will be enforced. other problems because rules weren't en forced. Violators ended up in tour naments." There are differing opinions as to whether more money will also mean more corruption. Dr. Luella Lilly, women's athletic director at the University of California at Berkeley is one ad ministrator who feels the enticements of big-time college sports could put women in the same leaky boat as the men. "It's a negative compromise for our own philosophies," Lilly said. "More publicity and more TV doesn't make a better program. Things have changed. Years ago, women were excited to get a scholarship and partake of both the com petitive and academic aspects. Now we have a small minority asking for illegal things, asking, 'what more can you give me if I enroll here? Without an autonomous voice, some coaches and administrators predict women will have little or no influence when major decisions have to be made by the NCAA. "To incorporate women into a men's organization means they have to go by our rules, and I don't think those rules are always effective even for the men," said Frank Broyles, athletic director at Arkansas and an NCAA committee member. "Throwing women into this is a mistake because women will take a back seat to the men, just as they do in most big corporations." The NCAA is taking steps to insure that women are well represented. Ninety percent of the sports committees, which are the foundation for the champion ships, are women, and 217 positions are slated specifically for women. Patricia Wall, assistant director of champion ships, said the participation rate in college sports is 70 percent male and 30 percent female. Therefore, the NCAA is working toward a 70-30 representation plan on the council and executive committees. Wall said the NCAA is also sensitive to fears that women's athletic programs will become embroiled in the same controver sies now plaguing men's sports. "Pressure to win is not strictly related to sex. Competition is competition. Don't be deluded that cheating doesn't go on everywhere," Wall said. "The AJAW had a philosophically sound program and it's unfortunate its leadership chose to shut down. All we can do now is carry on where they left off." I TTTT ;: .:: JM J ft .(til JFt- Comes in All Shapes and Sizes. . fo) ju MM (SLOT rui n rn mi Come the Same Way! 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Carolina 5 7 2 6 8 12 4 4 123 6. SMU 2 6 5 8 5 19 12 13 S3 7. Georgia ' 8.8 11 7 7 , 10 10 10 , 97 8. Pcna St (tie) 9 9 12 . 4 9 ' $ 3 . 17 97 9. Clerason 10 13 6 10 11 5 11 9 , 93 10; Southern Cal, 16 12 7 9 10 7 9 7 91 11. Oklahoma 13 ,11 14 20 3 . 6 1 12 83 12. Arkansas 6 4 8 12 16 14 ,. 3 .84 11' Ohio State 11 - 14 10 'Ml 20 19 5 57 14. Florida' 12 10 13 - 37 14 18 . 8 55 R Michigan :) 1 17 17 , 15 14 12 11 6 55 16. Arizona State 14 20 .15 18 13 13 19 34 17. Texas - 18 17 19 13 9 29 18. Miami 18 - 15 14 18 16 . ' 24 18. UCLA (tie) -: ; - 18 . 18 - 15 It 24 20, Houston 15 . 19 17 17 16 ' . ' i Tar Heels 5th in poll ... From Staff and Wire Reports Pittsburgh emerged as the overwhelm ing choice to win the national football championship in eight of the nation's leading preseason magazine polls. The Panthers received four of the eight first place votes. By awarding 20 points for a first place vote, 19 for a second, 18 for a third, etc., Pitt collected 155 points in a composite poll, easily outdistancing No. 2 Nebraska (137 points). The Cornhuskers were not picked. No. 1 in any of the magazines, but were picked no worse than sixth in all eight. The magazines surveyed included Playboy, Pigskin Review, Game Plan, Goal Post, Street & Smith, Undy's SEC Football Annual, Athlon Football and Kyle Rote's Football Preview. Watch for The Daily Tar Heel football preview coming Sept. 9 intercept it at DTH drop boxes! a Jr J" ' on campus after 5 p.m. daily Call 942-8756 We use only the finest imported ham, beef, and cheeses, succulent tuna and freshly-made desserts, and all-white turkey. BLMPIE SANDWICHES - on a sub roll or pita bread - 1. Bologna and cheese 2. Cheese . - '- (Swiss, American provolone) 3. Ham and Swiss 4. Proscruttini ' ur (salami, provolone 5. Tuna .6. Turkey-all white 7. Blimpie Club 8. BHmpie Super 9. Rare Roast Beef 10. 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