The Daily Tar HeelMonday, April 17, 19899
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UNC outfielder Mark Kingston
play with Todd Nichols at the plate,
Nevin beat the throw to third, setting
the stage for pinch-hitter Bobby
Honeycutt.
Honeycutt lofted a 2-2 pitch to
center field, and Nevin once again
just beat the throw home to give
the Tar Heels a 7-6 victory in 11
innings.
Fernandez upped his record to 3
2 with the win. The Tar Heels finished
with 1 1 hits to the Wolfpack's 12. But
the Tar Heels hit when it counted.
"We swung the bats for the first
time in a few weeks," Roberts said.
It was a big win, especially because
it was in extra innings.
"If the team that wills jumps out
early in the second, any (losing) team
will get down a little.
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connects during Sunday's doubleheader sweep of N.C. State
game two, though the Tar Heels had
the added comfort of knowing that
ace right-hander John Thoden was
on the mound.
In the nightcap, Thoden continued
his season-long excellence with a two
hit performance that the Tar Heels
parlayed into a 4-1 victory.
Thoden upped his record to a
spectacular 7-0 with the seven-inning
complete game, his sixth of the
season. Only Shepard's second
inning moonshot to right field kept
Thoden from notching his second
shutout of the year.
The Tar Heels jumped on State
starter Brad Rhodes in the first
inning, with Nevin serving as the
sparkplug once again. A lead-off
single and a throwing error on Nevin's
steal of second put him at third. From
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there he watched a Woodall drive that
soared high over the left-center field
fence at the 370-foot mark, giving the
Tar Heels a 2-0 lead that Thoden
would ablyprotect.
Woodall's two-run smash, his first
of the year, christened the new
scoreboard striking the UNC
letters high on the left side an
appropriate landing on this day for
a hit that turned into the game
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ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. Tim
Straub of Wake Forest shot a one-over-par
216 to clinch the indivudual
title in the Atlantic Coast Conference
men's golf tournament on Sunday,
and Wake Forest came from behind
to win the team title.
The teams played two rounds on
Sunday after rain washed out the
second round of the 54-hole event on
Saturday.
Straub, who was two strokes off
the pace going into Sunday's rounds,
shot a 71 and a 73 on Sunday to win
the individual title by one stroke over
Mike Clark of Georgia Tech.
Joel Hartwell, of North Carolina
State and Tee Burton, of North
Carolina, were tied for third at 218.
Todd Gleaton, of North Carolina
State, who shot a 70 on Friday to
lead the tournament, shot a seven-over-par
79 and a 1 -over-par 73 on
Sunday and finished in a five-way tie
for 15th at 222.
Wake Forest placed four golfers in
the top 15 to claim its 18th ACC
tournament title with a 870, four
strokes ahead of first-round leader
Georgia Tech. The Demon Deacons
won the tournament ten consecutive
times between 1967 and 1976.
All-American Barry Fabyan, of
Wake Forest, shot a 219 and Tony
Mollica added a 220 to aid the
Deamon Deacon cause. Len Mattiace
shot a 221.
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Clemson, the preseason No. 1 pick
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17 strokes off the pace after Friday's
first round. The Tigers came back to
finish fifth at 891.
North Carolina finished third with
an 879 and North Carolina State was
fourth with an 882. After Clemson
came Duke with a 897, Virginia with
898 and Maryland with 919.
Rod! may miss one post-season
UNC basketball recruit Henrik
Rodl may be eligible to play in only
three post-seasons if an NCAA bylaw
is upheld, according to an article in
Sunday's Chapel Hill Newspaper.
NCAA bylaw 51-D says that Rodl,
a 6-foot-6 star from Heusenstamm,
West Germany, is eligible to play four
regular seasons, but only three post
seasons. The rule states that if a player
turns 20 before enrolling at a college,
then for every year he plays, between
the time he turns 20 and the time he
enrolls, he loses a year of eligibility.
Rodl, who turned 20 on March 4,
is scheduled to graduate from his
German high school on June 1st, and
enroll in UNC this fall.
Rodl was a transfer student at
Chapel Hill High School in 1987, and
led his team to the 4-A state cham
pionship. Rodl is also a player on a
West German Club team, EOSC
Offenbach. After leaving Chapel Hill
High last year, Rodl said he felt
obligated to return to his native land
and play for his club team for a year
before starting college in the United
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By playing on that club team this
year, Rodl may have cost himself four
years of playing time at UNC by
delaying his college enrollment by. a
year.
UNC associate athletic director
Dick Baddour said that the first year
of Rodl's four-year eligibility at UNC
began on March 4 (when Rodl turned
20), and ends March 3, 1990.
If Rodl continues to play without
interruption for four years, he would
lose his college eligibility on March
3, 1994, just before the ACC tour
nament in his senior year.
If Rodl stops playing before March
3rd of next year, he would retain three
years of post-season eligibility, and
three years of regular-season
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