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(Staff photo by Georgs Brown)
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The Tar Heels erratic batting order
erupted for 12 hits here Tuesday night as
Carolina clubbed Campbell 12-3 in summer
league action.
The big bats of Steve Rackley, Jimmy
Baldwin and Lindsay Ethridge accounted
for nine runs, Rackley hit a home run and
two singles (4 rbi's), Baldwin a two-run
homer and two singles (3 rbi's), and Ethridge
a solo home run, a single (2 rbi's).
Carolina wasted no time in jumping on
Campbell starter Mark Percefield for four
runs in the first inning. Early Jones doubled
to open the game for the Tar Heels,
Rackley's single drove him in, Baldwin
lofted a home run over the 362-foot sign in
left, Ronnie Merritt walked and came home
on a double by Dave Gursoy.
Rackley hit a shot over the right field fence
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Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner
Bob James Wednesday denied reports that
Clemson University is about to be expelled
from the league.
In its Wednesday editions The
Washington Post quote an unnamed ACC
spokesman as saying Clemson might be
eliminated if certain allegations are found
true.
The school has been accused of offering
money to the uncle of high school basketball
superstar Moses Malone to persuade the
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youth to attend Clemson. Malone signed
with Maryland and Clemson head coach
Tates Locke has vehemently denied any
wrong-doing.
Also The Post said it had learned that
Clemson was already on probation for
having admitted 1 1 football players last year
who did not meet the minimum 2.0 academic
average. - -
The Post quoted an ACC source as saying
"The NCAA is checking Clemson for a
to make it 5-0 in the second. A walk to Stuart
Watlington, Bill Lee's single, a passed ball
and another single by Rackley scored two
runs for 7-0 in the fourth. The Tar Heels had
a man in scoring position every inning except
the third.
The 12-hit outburst (six for extra bases)
took the pressure off Bob Thompson, a
rising sophomore, who went the distance for
the first time this summer.
Thompson limited the Camels to only five
hits walking eight and striking out eight. The
6-5 right hander did not allow a ball out of
the infield the first three innings, striking out
four of the nine men he faced, and did not
allow a hit until the fifth inning.
"I have only pitched around 20 innings
this summer," said Thompson who played
on the junior varsity team during the year. "1
had some control problems, 1 was pretty wild
but I thought I threw the ball real well. When
I came out this spring I did a lot more
conditioning than 1 ever have in my life, it
made me a lot stronger."
Previously, Thompson began to fade in
the late innings. The last time he faced
Campbell he pitched well for six innings then
run but came back to get the next two on pop
ups.
"Thompson pitched a fine game," said
regular season coach Walter Rabb, "it is a
matter of retaining his good stuff. After the
fifth inning he started to get behind the
hitters, before he walked only two. He has to
get more refined on his control. Both
Thompson and Tim Collins show potential
to be a good college pitcher. Thompson has
a good enough fast ball and curve ball but
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have got to develop what they have got and 8 Each year, the NCAA honors five seniors;
not get into a position where they have to &:who are judged by a committee to be the;.;,
throw strikes down the middle of the plate." Sjimost outstanding in athletics, scholarship;:;:
The Tar Heels scored their other runs in Sand general campus conduct. The NCAAjj
the final two innings. Ethridge gleefully galso picks five former athletes on their 2?th
innings.
greeted reliever Lane Woods with a home
run in the seventh, then two walks, a wild
pitch and a bunt single by Lee scored two
more runs. '
A walk, a double by Baldwin, Ethridge's
single and two more wild pitches by Woods
accounted for the Tar Heels final two runs.
Carolina's record is now 9-12. The Tar
Heels host Wilmington tonight at 7:30 in
Boshamer Stadium. On Saturday many
tired and gave up five runs, eventually, former UNC baseball stars will come back to
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million things." James said all the schools
who recruited Malone are under scrutiny.
But only recruiting violations in basketball
are being investigated.
Clemson athletic director Bill McLellan
was shocked at the report his school may be
expelled. The subject did not come up in the
last ACC meeting. McLellan did admit that
Clemson had been reprimanded by the ACC
for admitting six football players who met
the NCAA academic requirement but not
the ACC's. The school was penalized six
scholarships between 1973-75 and banned
from sharing in football television revenue
or bowl receipts.
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Carolina lost 8-7 after jumping out to an
early, big lead.
All of Campbell's hits and runs came in the
fifth and eighth innings Tuesday. Back to
back triples by Carlton Hairr and Mark
Little to open the fifth inning scored one run,
and jogged memories of the above game.
John Lippert singled with two out to drive in
a second, Frank Floyd walked and Lippert
stole third. Thompson had shown a tendency
to collapse with runners on base in previous
games. "I started thinking '1 don't want him
on base, 1 better be careful," but got Jay
Cline to bounce to second to end the rally.
Thompson was in trouble again in the
eighth, Jay Cline bunted for a single, Pat
Havers walked, DH Dave Johnson lined
sharply to left to load the bases with only one
out. Thompson walked Hairr to force in a
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