6The Daily Tar Heel Tuesday, Ap':' 21, 1987
Sports
Women s track
aurker wnmis golt rale
From staff reports
The UNC golf team came up short
in the ACC Tournament this past
weekend, but senior Greg Parker
ended his conference career on the
highest note, as he birdied the 18th
hole Sunday to take the individual
title.
Parker finished with 70-69-71-210,
to edge out Brad Clark of Clemson
by one stroke. Clark sandwiched a
73 between two 69s to shoot 211.
Tied for third at 215 were John
Hughes of UNC (69-74-72), Jeff
Putman of Virginia (75-70-70), and
Tim Straub of Wake Forest (72-74-69).
Clark got the last laugh, team
wise, though. Clemson. ranked 17th
nationally, came from three shots
behind to take the title by seven shots
over Georgia Tech and Wake Forest.
The Tigers shot a 5-under-par 283
Sunday to finish at 3-under-par (86 1 )
for the tourney.
The Tar Heels held the three-shot
lead after play ended Saturday at the
Bryan Park Golf Course in Greens
boro. But UNC blew up to 7-over-par
295 on Sunday and finished a
distant fourth at 870, nine strokes
Duke
to stop them from doing that today."
Just ten seconds after UtfC scored
to tie the game, Paul Mahoney put
Duke back on top, firing a Chris
Banes' assist past Aburn. Lukes
scored two more goals and Mike
Fidgeon added one to make the score
7-3 Duke with 8:14 remaining.
Gary and Joey Seivold put in a
goal each and Duke's Cabrera had
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UNC's unhoped-for explosion
was preeminently the result of the
three Tar Heels -other than Hughes
and Parker. Jim Sowerwine shot a
76 on Sunday to finish at 221, while
Peter Brennan also carded a 76 for
224 and Brendan Kennedy turned in
an 80 for 234.
Parker had what seemed to be a
commanding three-stroke lead over
Clark and Tech's Bill McDonald
going into play Sunday. He began
the day at 5-under-par, but double
bogeyed the eighth hole. Clark
birdied the 10th to make the tour
nament a match-play affair.
Parker birdied the 12th and the
14th while Clark tapped in for birdie
on 14 as well. The UNC senior then
bogeyed the 17th to set up the
climactic final hole. A soft wedge
shot left him with nothing more than
a gimme for birdie and the title.
ACC Track
The UNC women's track team,
while not being able to dethrone
defending champion Virginia, estab
lished itself as a rising power in the
conference as it finished in second
one as the score stood at 8-5 at the
end of three periods.
At the start of the third quarter,
the Tar Heel surge machine got
rolling again, as Scott Cox and Brett
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minutes to bring UNC to within one
at 8-7. But a quick goal by Peter
Rubin, followed by a Josh Dennis
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Championships at Georgia Tech.
Virginia took the team title with
185 points, with UNC following with
145. The next closest team was
Georgia Tech with 71.
Jill Irizarry, a junior from East
Setauket, N.Y., was the leader of the
young Tar Heel team, winning the
conference heptathlon title while
taking second in the 400-meter
hurdles, fourth in the 100 hurdles
and helping UNC to a victory in the
1,600 relay.
Freshman Kim Austin also won
an individual title, taking first in the
100 hurdles with a time of 14.06. She
also finished fourth in the triple
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The men's team finished in fourth
place with 88'2 points. N.C. State
took its third straight team trophy
with 157, outdistancing Clemson
(140) and Georgia Tech (133).
Individual winners for UNC
included Kevin McGorty, who
defended his title in the decathlon
on Thursday. McGorty also placed
in the javelin (fifth) and the pole vault
(third).
Jim Farmer, a senior from
from page 1
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Gary Seivold and Scott Cox each
scored his second goal of the game
in the next seven minutes and the
Tar Heels trailed by one with 2:40
remaining.
Duke, sensing UNC was on the
verge of a surge, called a timeout,
only to turn the ball over on its next
possession.
The Tar Heels had two shots at
tying the game, but McCullough
came up with big saves on shots by
Joey Seivold and Tim Welsh at 1:13
and 1:00, respectivley. With 55
seconds remaining, UNC was called
for being offsides and Duke went
into a delay to run out the clock.
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Raleigh, took the victory in the 5,000
by nearly ten seconds with a time
of 14:14.44. In the 10,000, Reggie
Harris, a senior from Asheville gave
the Tar Heels their second straight
conference title in that event. George
Nicholas won the event in 1986.
Baseball takes two .
A couple of weeks ago, UNC
pitcher Todd Kopczynski quit the
baseball team because he was angry
over a lack of playing time. After
talking it over with coach Mike
Roberts, he decided to return.
Kopczynski is undoubtedly happy
with that decision. A week ago, he
went the distance to pick up a win
over Virginia in the friendly confines
of Boshamer Stadium. Sunday, he
did the same in Charlottesville,
holding the Cavaliers to four hits and
a single ninth-inning run as the Tar
Heels took a 9-1 decision to cap a
doubleheader sweep.
The victory upped Kopczynski's
record to 2-2, while UNC moved to
24-1 1 overall and 11-4 in the ACC.
The pair of losses knocked Virginia's
mark to 14-22 and 4-10. The Cavs
have lost their last eight games.
Scoreboard
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Ouk 10, UNC 9
UNC 1 0 4 49
Duke 1 2 5 210
GOALS: UNC Gary Seivold 2. Scott Cox 2.
Pat Walsh, Rich Crawford, Chris Hein. Joey
Seivold. Brett Davy. Duke Ken Lukes 4, Jim
Cabrera 2, Paul Mahoney. Mark Fidgeon, Peter
Rubin, Josh Dennis. ASSISTS: UNC Crawford.
Cox. Steve Huff. P. Welsh. Duke Cabrera 2.
Lukes, Chris Banes, Peter Ortale. Mahoney.
SHOTS: UNC 48. Duke 29. SAVES: UNC Barney
Aburn 1 1 ; Duke Bill McCullough 22. F ACEOFFS:
UNC 1 0. Duke 1 2. GROUND BALLS UNC 53. Duke
37. PENALTIES: UNC 4, Duke 3. EXTRA MAN
GOALS: UNC 2. Duke 0.
Records: UNC 7-3. Duke 10-3.
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Kopczynski got the needed sup
port early, as the Tar Heels scored
nine runs in the first three innings.
In the first, Devy Bell smashed a two
run homer while in the second,
sophomore sensation Darin Camp
bell stroked a two-run double to
spark a five-run inning.
In the opener, freshman Michael
Hoog and senior Dave Trautwein
combined for the win. Hoog picked
up his sixth win against just one loss,
while Trautwein came on in the
seventh to pick up the save.
The Cavs' only run came in the
first inning, while the Tar Heels sent
one across the plate in the second
and scored three times in the fourth
to take the victory. In the fourth,
Howard Freiling hit a solo dinger,
followed by a Jesse Levis runscoring
single and a Cavalier error which
plated Levis.
Softball wins tourney
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Tar Heels continued their winning
ways over the weekend. Sunday,
UNC made sure the Carolina Pride
Track
ACC Championships
At Atlanta, Ga.
Men's RmuKs
Team scoring 1. N.C. State 157, 2. Clemson
140. 3. Georgia Tech 133. 4. North Carolina M,
5. Maryland 86. 6. Virginia 10V4, 7. (tie) Duke and
Wake Forest 1 .
UNC placers Decathlon 1. Kevin McGorty,
7.254; 400 relay 4. UNC, 4151; 1.500 4.
Johann Boakes. 3:48.71; 110 hurdles 5. Brent
Walker. 14.69; 100 4. Brad SuHivan, 10.76;
Javelin 4. John Mikula, 1 81 -1 0; 5. McGorty, 1 76
1; 800 3. Dave Fuhrmann. 1:49.93; 6. Clive
Harriott, 1:51.14; 400 hurdles 3. Walker, 51.72;
Discus 5. Mel Landis, 144-7; 5,000 1. Jim
Farmer. 14:14.44; 1.600 relay 5. UNC. 3:11.93;
Pole Vault 3. McGorty. 15-0; 4. Mike Giblin.
14-6; 10.000 1. Reggie Harris, 30:34.00;
Women's Results
Team scoring 1. Virginia 185, 2. North
Carolina 145, 3. Georgia Tech 71, 4. Maryland 69.
5. N.C. State 56; 6. Wake Forest 23; 7. Clemson
21. 8. Duke 9.
UNC placers Heptathlon 1. Jill Irizarry.
4.968: 5. Tracey Cooke. 4,089; 6. Chryss Watts.
4.089; 400 relay 2. UNC. 47.02; 1.500 6. Vickt
Verinder. 4:35.98; 100 hurdles 1. Kim Austin.
14.06; 3. Cooke, 14.53; 4. Irizarry. 14.56; 400
2. Mia Pollard. 54.09; 3. Shelby Moorman, 55.7;
1 00 5. Donna Culbert. 1 2.30; 6. Camrrue Putman,
12.54; 800 2. Kari Krehnbrink. 2:11.15; 5. Leah
Ann Miller. 2:14.96; 6. Monica Witterholt. 2:16.7;
400 hurdles 2. Irizarry, 58.51: Triple jump
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Invitational tournament title stayed
home, as the Tar Heels knocked off
Virginia 8-2 to win the double
elimination tourney.
UNC was led by Regina Finn, who
pitched a four-hitter to pick up the
win and improve her record to 10
5. The Tar Heels are now 31-9-1.
UNC scored six runs in the second
inning and never looked back.
Center fielder Maria Powers, who
was named tournament MVP, was
2-for-4 on the day to spark the Tar
Heels.
UNC reached the championship
game on the strength of the brilliant
effort Saturday by mound ace
Virginia Augusta. Augusta pitched
both ends of a doubleheader (of
sorts), throwing 14 innings and
yielding just five hits.
In the first of her herculean
performances, Augusta shut out
Ohio University, yielding just one hit
as UNC won 3-0. In the second
game, she gave the Wahoos a taste
of bad things to come, as she limited
the Cavs to four hits. The Tar Heels
won that game 9-0, as UVa. com
mitted five errors.
4. Austin, 37-10; 5. Cooke, 36-1 1; 6. Felicia Carter.
36-8V4; 200 a Pollard, 24.78; 4. Culbert, 25.19.
5. Moorman. 25.20; Shot put 6. Kelly Joyce, 39
7; High jump 2. Lynn Norwood. 5-8V4; 4. Marta
Thacker. 5-4; 5.000 3. Holly Murray, 16:55.89:
6. Chryssa Nicholas, 18:19.11; 1.600 relay 1.
UNC (Moorman. Krehnbrink. Irizarry, Pollard).
3:47.84.
Baseball
First game
UNC 4, Virginia 1
UNC 010 300 04 6 1
Virginia 100 000 01 4 1
Hoog. Trautwein (7) and Levis. Sammons. Seller
(5) and McCrory. Muncy (5). WP Hoog (6-1). LP
Sammof is (4-4). Leading hitters UNC: Freiling 2
" 3 (2B, Ha RBI).
Second game
UNC 9, Virginia 1
UNC 351 000 0-9 11 1
Virginia 000 000 11 4 0
Kopczynski and Levis. Kavulich, McMillan (2).
Long (4), Brennan (7) and Marrale. WP Kopc
zynski (2-2). LP Kavulich (2-5). Leading hitters
UNC: Bell 1-3 (HR, 3RBI). Stone 2-3 (HR. RBI).
Virginia Savedge 1 -3 (HR).
Records: UNC 24-11. 11-4 in ACC. Virginia 14-22.4-10.
Men's Golf
ACC Tournament
at Bryan Park Gob Course
Team Scoring 1. Clemson 861, 2. Georgia
Tech 868. Wake Forest 868. 4. North Carolina 870.
5. Virginia 872. 6. Maryland 878. 7. Duke 881. 8.
N.C. State 885.
Individual Results 1. Greg Parker (UNC) 70-69-71210.
2. Brad Clark (Clemson) 69-73-69
21 1, a John Hughes (UNC) 69-74-72215. 1 Jeff
Putman (Virginia) 75-70-70215. 3. Tim Straub
(Wake Forest) 72-74-6921 5.
Other UNC Finishers 23. Jim Sowerine 71-74-76
221. 29. Peter Brennan 73-75-76224. 39.
Brendan Kennedy 79-75-79234.
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