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I cading Minors: I'SU Ticdy 1-3, Bahn 1-3, Collins
1-3. Gooding 1-3
WP Kyler. I P Augusta (9-1)
Florida State S. LINC 0
Florida Slate
UNC
0 0 1 0 1 0 3-5 6 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Leading Hitters: UNC M. Jarrell 1-3, C. Jarrell 1-3
Records: Florida State 24-4-2
UNC 5, East Carolina 3
East Carolina
UNC
0 0 0 2 0 1 0- 3 1 3
1 1 3 0 0 0 x 5 J I
Leading Hitters: East Carolina Langley 1-3; UNC
Holt 2-3
WP Augusta. LP Young
Doubles: Boggs-Kirby (UNC) d. Kaplan-Hitc by
delaull; Ikmon -Ranch (UNC) d. Sarm Short f-2.
kiki Vaandrager-Wachler (UNO) d. Barnei le-C'arlcr 6-0,
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Kivords: UNC mi. 4 1) ,UC.
Sports Briefs
Perkins. Jordan, Smith invited In (N)mpk' trials
Sam Perkins. Michael Jordan and Kenny Sniilh were in
viied Tuesday to try out lor the U.S. Olympic basketball
team. The UNC players were among 74 basketball players
chosen to attend the trials April 17-22 in Bloomington. Ind.
Olympic coach Bobby Knight said he expects to pick 16
players for his original team, to be cut to 12 for the Olympics
alter a series of exhibition games against professional and
amateur opposition.
Kentucky is the best represented college on the iryow list
with four plasers Sam Howie, Melvin Turpin, Kenny
Walker and Jim Master. UNC and Louisville had three
players each invited. Representing Louisville are Charles
Jones. Lancaster Gordon and Mill Wagner.
Phillies down Braves 5-0 in season opener
ATLANTA Steve Carlton allowed two hits over
seven innings for his 301st career victoiy a.tJ Mike
Schmidt belted a home run as the Philadelphia Phillies
blanked the Atlanta Braves 5-0 in a season-opening game
Tuesday night.
UNC 4, East Carolina 0
Calendar
East Carolina
UNC
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
1 0 0 0 3 0 x 4 6 0
Leading Hitters: UNC Holt 2-2, Augusta 1-2, C.
Jarrell 1-2
WP Augusta (1 1-1). LP Bayette
Records: East Carolina 10-10, UNC 14-5
Women's Tennis
UNC 9, Wake Forest 0
Singles: Kathy Barton (UNC) d. Marianne Sarvar 3-0,
ret.; Liz Wachter (UNC) d. Kissy Hite 6-0, 6-4; Nancy
Boggs (UNC) d. Carrie Short 6-0, 6-1; Stephanie Rauch
(UNO d. Katie Carter 6-0, 6-1; Pam Farnsworth (UNC)
d. Julie Kaplan 6-0, 1-2, ret.; Julie Kirby (UNC) d. Amy
Barnette 6-1, 6-3.
Today
BASEBALL at N.C. State, 3 p.m.
MEN'S TENNIS vs. N.C. State, 2 p.m. at Hinton James
Courts
Thursday
BASEBALL at UNC-Charlotte, 2 p.m.
MEN'S GOLF at Furman Invitational, Greenville, S.C.
WOMEN'S TENNIS at N.C. State, 2 p.m.
Friday
MEN'S GOLF at Furman Invitational, Greenville, S.C.
WOMEN'S GOLF at Duke Spring Invitational, Durham
SOFTBALL at George Mason Invitational
MEN'S TENNIS at Furman, 1:30 p.m.
MEN'S and WOMEN'S TRACK at Carolina-Duke Track
Carnival, Durham, 1 1 a.m.
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By MIKE WATERS
Staff Writer
Mac Ford is being, asked to do a lot
more than just score goals for the third
ranked North Carolina lacrosse team.
After five games in the 1984 season, the
junior attacker has been put to the task of
a new leadership role. -
"My role has changed since last year,"
Ford said. "I'm expected to be more of a
leader. I'm trying to take more initiative
and control the offense."
Ford, who leads UNC with 14 goals
and eight assists, has had two years in the
perfect setting to develop himself as a
team leader. In 1982, Ford played a vital
role on North Carolina's second national
championship team. He was named the
team's most outstanding freshman, played
in all 14 games, and finished the year with
23 points sixth best on the team.
As a sophomore, Ford was part of
what may have been one of the most pro
lific offensive lines in UNC lacrosse
history. The Timonium, Md. native
teamed with since-graduated Michael
Burnett (19 goals, 30 assists) and David
Wingate (35 goals, 6 assists)..
Although he was then seeing starting
action for the first time, Ford fit right in
with Burnett and Wingate. He scored 14
goals and had 1 1 assists, even though he
took only 35 shots to Burnett's 74 and
Wingate's 80.
"It's not my role to score like David
and Michael did," Ford said. "But my
job has definitely changed. I like to go
one-on-one with a guy to see how much
my skills have improved.
4 I have a lot more confidence handling
the ball, especially when it's a tight game.
I like to control the ball and the offense;
that I learned from Burnett and
Wingate."
Ford said he sees a lot of differences
between the '83 and '84 teams.
"We have a lot of unknowns this
year," he said. "The past couple of years
we've had a lot of people who knew what
they could do. Right now, we are still find
ing out what we can do; no one expected
us to be four and one."
Ford said the predominance of
younger players on this year's squad had
given both games and practice a fresher,
more invigorating feel.
"We are working more than any team
I've ever been associated with," Ford
said. "This is a very unselfish team; last
year it was a lot more individualized. The
Maryland game showed that, with
everybody scoring."
Last Saturday's win over the Terrapins
benefited the Tar Heels in several ways
other than establishing a balanced scoring
attack.
The 19-11 win avenged a disappointing
11-9 loss to Maryland last year in College
Park. It also provided UNC with some
substantial momentum going into this
Saturday's meeting with No. 2 Johns
Hopkins in Baltimore.
"We're looking forward to playing
Hopkins," Ford said. "A lot of people
are so in awe of Hopkins, but we've
beaten them more than they've beaten us.
"Their offense, on paper, is the most
potent in the nation," he said. "But they
haven't seen a defense like ours. The
team with the best attitude will win it."
Ford said he thinks North Carolina's
attitude may be at just the right level to
upset the undefeated Blue Jays.
"We are looking great for a young
team," he said. "We've improved
tremendously. Since the fourth quarter
against Syracuse (UNC's only loss) we've
gained so much confidence.
"I'm really excited about this year.
Usually I'm not real emotional, but I get
emotional when I have to be.
"The harder we've worked, the better
we've been," he said. "We're starting to
really know Ourselves. We've picked up a
quiet sense of confidence."
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