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Love, UNC put it all together to take ACC By SCOrr CANTERBERRY Staff Writer People who have been waiting for the UNC golf team to put it all together this spring need not wait any longer. The Tar Heels finally lived up to their preseason eight-place national ranking as they breezed to a 24-stroke victory in this weekend's ACC tournament at Pinehurst. Led by individual champion Davis Love, the Tar Heels used a solid team ef fort to turn an opening day two-shot deficit into a 14-stroke advantage Satur day. Sunday's final-round play was a mere formality as the Tar Heels won their third ACC championship in the past four years. Love, who fired a 70 and 68 on the first two days, closed with a 75 on a dreary UNC women 2nd in A CCgolf By KIMBALL CROSSLEY Staff Writer Things don't always go as planned. Just ask someone who spent Easter weekend trying to get a tan, or a member of the North Carolina women's golf team that stayed near home this weekend to compete in the first ACC women's golf tournament at Duke University. A day before the three-day competi tion began Friday, coach Dot Gun nells proclaimed rather boldly, "We're gonna win." But Sunday Gunnells had to settle for a second place finish in the four-team tourna ment. Not bad considering that only host fifth-ranked Duke, playing at home, finished with a lower stroke total than the Tar Heels. In fact, with only nine holes to go in the 54 hole tournament, North Carolina trailed Duke by just one stroke. But then as the rain came down and temperatures dropped, so did the Blue Devil scores. Four Duke golfers had scores under 40 in what Duke coach Ron Schmid Mario9 McstaMrant' Announces Its All You Can Eat Spaghetti Special from Noon-10 pm with Mario's Famous Spaghetti Sauce, Salad and Bread. Beverage not included. 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Surprisingly, the victory came only a week after UNC and Clemson (with Wake only a few shots behind), battled to a 54-hole deadlock before the Tar Heels called his team's best back nine of the season. The outstanding run gave Duke a tournament total of 924, ahead of North Carolina's 936. Wake Forest, only five strokes back before the final nine, finished 18 back at 942. N.C. State brought up the rear with a 952. Duke's run came as its top golfers, Ail-American Mary Anne Widman, although struggling through her worst round of the tournament, won the in dividual competition. Widman's 81 gave her a 224 for the tournament, two strokes better than Wake's Bren da Corrie and three better than UNC's Page Marsh. Gunnells said the weather was not a factor in her team's showing, although one golfer, Linda Mescan, who has a bad back, probably was affected by the cold. Gunnells said the team has not yet ruled out the possibilities of qualifying for the NCAA tournament and being ranked in the Top 20, but for now will just be concentrating on this weekend's Southern Intercollegiate in Athens, Ga., a tournament featuring 16 of the better teams in the country. ftV 3 o QjJ Now Open For Lunch Hours T . Noon-10 pm Mon.-Thurs. iiio&m Just the other day 1 was thinking 'Ah ML ; Z : mi I'M LOM-emv mm' torn NOr bars wHATsoevCR. 2S ,T- ' excuse m -7 MEADOW PAFTY AMERICAN PARTY - HEY'KE OUT .THERE OtVJEWMl And We're Gonna Committee Members for the Carolina Union Sign up at the Union Desk by Friday, April 27 if you're interested in working with any of the Union Committees either this summer or next fall. Film Forum Gallery Human Relations Performing Arts Public Relations Publicity Social Special Interest Classes Special Projects CAROLINA UNION '84-85 sudden death at Finley Golf But Wake finished a and Clemson ended Pinehurst. Entering Saturday's distant second up third at second round trailing both Georgia Tech and Duke, the Tar Heels shot a three-under par 285 to take a 14-stroke advantage by the end of the day. However, Brouse said he was not wor ried after Friday's finish. He said the team played very solid dur ing the first round except for some bad breaks on the last holes. He said the difference between Friday's and Saturday's rounds were those same holes. "Instead of losing four strokes, we picked up four strokes on Saturday." Sunday's round of 303, tied with Clem son for team honors for the day's best round. won in Course. Hearn wins ACC championship at No. 2 By DAVID WELLS Staff Writer The Tar Heels' Wayne Hearn won the second flight singles championship at the ACC men's tennis tournament this weekend at College Park, Md., leading North Carolina to a third place finish behind Clemson and Maryland. The Tar Heels advanced to the semi finals in all six singles flights, but only Ron Erskine and Mark DeMattheis reached the semi-finals in doubles, where they lost to Maryland's Alfonso Mora and Scott Woldychak at the No. 2 seed. Hearn was North Carolina's only finals winner, as he defeated Rick Rudeen of Clemson, 7-6, 4-6, 7-5 to capture the Interested in temporary summer work? Secretaries Typists Data Entry Word Processors General Labor We offer good salaries and benefits. Call 942-0920 or stop by and register 412 W. Franklin St. (across from McDonald's) lenippmrily Yotirs !' !. !.!.: f M- 'I. V i m rrettv sure it Wd5 Veil. by Berlie Breathed Find hP ; 1QU can Sir OUT IN THB HALL RATS. 3D rn golf title Brouse said Love put together his best spring tournament this weekend. Love, the NCAA long-driving champ, entered the final round with a five stroke lead. His 75 was the day's third best individual round. "Anytime you put someone with Davis' ball striking ability on Pinehurst's No. 2, good things are going to happen," Brouse said. Love's victory gives him All-America status for the second straight year. The team victory earned UNC the ACC's automatic berth in the NCAA tourna ment. Despite the 24-stroke victory, Brouse said the team is still capable of playing better golf. "There's always room for improve ment," he said. "We will make im provements before the NCAAs." The NCAA tournament will be held in Houston, Texas in three weeks. second-seed ACC championship. UNC's Eddie Stewart reached the finals in the fifth flight, but lost to Richard Matuszewski of Clemson, 3-6, 3-6. Matuszewski was one of four Clemson players who won singles championships. The Tigers, who took their fourth con ference title in the last five years, won all three of the doubles titles and clinched the ACC team championship in the semi final round. 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Georgia; Lancaster Gordon, Louisville; Michael Jordan, North Carolina; Joe Kleine, Arkansas; Jon Koncak. Southern Methodist: Maurice Martin, St. Joseph's, Pa.: Tim McCurmick. Michigan; Chris Mullin, St. John's, N.Y.: Sam Perkins. North Carolina; Chuck Person, Auburn; Terry Poner. Wisconsin-Stevens Point; Alvin Robertson, Arkansas; John Stockton. Gonaga University; Wayman Tisdale. Oklahoma; Jeff" Turner. Vanderbilt: Leon Wood, California State-Fullerton. Golf ACC tournament I C 882. Wake Forest 906. Clemson 907. Duke 912. Ceorjtia lech 916. VC. Stale 92S. Maryland 934. Virginia 941 Medalist: Davis Love (UNC) 7068-75 213 Women's golf ACC tournament didn't play up to our potential," Morris said. "The doubles competition really hurt us. We only won one doubles match the first day. "I was surprised Clemson completely dominated the tournament," he said. "They had a chance to sweep the finals round." Morris said he had hoped for North Carolina to challenge Clemson for the team title, since Erskine had returned from a wrist injury. But the Tar Heels barely hung on to third place. CALL TODAY FOR FULL INFORMATION. PHONE 967-2234 or 967-2231, In North Carolina, call toll-free 1-800-572-1678. Nationwide, call toll-free 1 -800-334-1 656. Summer at Granville Towers if w J V II J What words can't describe! Air conditioning and all other utilities included Great location - downtown Franklin St., adjacent to campus 15 meals per week (Sunday dinner thru Friday lunch) including pool side barbecues Weekly maid service Private weight room $365 per summer school session All housing in Granville East Granville Towers l il April 24, 1984The Daily Tar Heel7 ItHkv 924. I'M.' 93. Wake KoreJ 2. VC. lf s?" Medalist: Mary Anne wwrnan, lpukc, ua Low UNC scores: Page Marsh 227, Kandi Kessloi Tennis ' ACC Championships UenKoa 13. Maryland 108, North Carotin 96. IHike 89. - Virginia 72, Wake Form 50. Georgia Tech 42. S.C. Stale 17 Singles: Lawson Duncan (Clem) d. Inaki Calvo (Md.) 6-3. 6-4; Wayne Hearn (UNC) d. Rick Rudecn (Clem) 7-6, 3-6. 7-6; Miguel Nido (Clem) d. Tom Frisher (Duke) 6-4. 2-6. 6-if; Alfonso Mora (Md) d. Andy Krantz (Clem) 6-4, fr4; Richard Matuuewski (Clem) d. Eddie Stewart (UNC) 6-3. 6-3; Brandon Walters (Clem) d. Bob Wallers (Duke) 6-1. 6-4. Doubles: Greg Cooper-Krantz (Clem) d. Ricky Gilbert Uli Wilms (GT) 6-3. 6-2; Nido (Clem) d. Scoti Woldychak-Mora (Md) 7-5, 6-4; Rudeen-Matl Frooman (Clem) d. George Myers-James Schor (Md) 6-4. 7-6. Baseball North Carolina 9, Georjia Tech 4 UNC GaT. 112 100 004 9 12 0 200 000 Oil 4 II 7 Leading Hitters: UNC Johnson 4-5 (2b, HR, 4 RBIs). Merullo 2-4, Hubbard 2-3 (3 walks). Bell 2-6 (HR); Ga. Tech Jordan 3-3 (HR), McConnell 2-4 (2b), Sims 2-4. WP Torborg (2-0) LP Brown (5-2) Save Douglas (7) Records: UNC 42-9, Ga. Tech 31-12 singles "Since (we) had only lost to Clemson 5-4 in the regular season," Morris said, "It would indicate that we would give Clemson a hard time." He said that UNC had lost in its mo mentum at the end of the regular season, following losses to both Virginia and Maryland, 5-4, in its last ACC matches. The team that finished strong turned out to be Maryland rather than North Carolina. "Maryland is spending a lot of money on their tennis program, trying to get it back into shape," Morris said. Hill 1 SfOGtflttoJVJ Cable TV available. Rental furniture available from Metrolease.
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