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By PETE CROSS visiting Wolfpack.
DTII Sports Writer The dreary weather which
Carolina's . track squad prevailed throughout the meet
opened the outdoor season with 'was overshadowed by a leg in-
jury sustained Dy sopnomore
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an impressive 97 - 48 victory
over N. C. State yesterday on
a rain - soaked Fetzer Field.
TheTar Heel Thinclads copped
firsts in 13 of the sixteen events
to completely overwhelm the
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sprmter Jon Levin. Coach Joe
Hilton predicted the cramped
muscle would sideline his speed
ster during this weekend's Flor
ida's Relays.
Dale White won the 100-yard
dash in which Levin was in
jured, and Jater copped the 220
dash. Other first places for UNC
were captured by Art Maillet,
Ed Day, Bo Wood, John John
son, Bill Graham, Charlie Lit
tle, Jerry Smith, and Rich Am
brose. The Tar Baby cindermen also
won easily by a 90 - 46 mar
gin. Mike Williams, Ronnie
Short, Jim Frye, Mike Morgan,
Tom Carpenter, Tom Perry, Bill
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Mitchell, Arch Hicks, and Bill
Bassett took firsts in their di
vision. Summary:
440 relay UNC, 4:44.6
Mile run 1. Maillet (NO,
2. Wichard (NO, 3. Meade
(NO, 4:30.2.
410 run 1. Daw (NO, 2.
Caldwell (NCS), 3. Middleton
(NCS),49.8.
Discus 1. Wood (NO, 2.
Varncr (NO, 3. Pentz (NCS),
155'"
100 - yard dash 1. White
(NO, 2. Rogers (NCS), 3. Levin
(NO, 10.0.
High Jump 1. Johnson,
(NO, 2. Reynolds (NO, 3.
Branchu (NCS), 6'.
Shot Put 1. Graham, (NO,
2. Cordell (NO, 3. Varner
(NC, 45'7"
120 yd. High Hurdles 1.
Corn (NCS), 2. Bauguess (NC),
3. Summons (NCS), 15.1.
880 run 1. Little (NC), 2.
Hansel (NCS), 3. Janowitz (NC),
1:55.7.
Javelin 1. Buff aloe (NCS),
2. Honner (NCS), 3. Jonas (NO,
187'5". '
220 dash 1. White (NC), 2.
Allen (NC), 3. Belangia (NC),
22.6.
Broad Jump 1. Johnson
(NC), 2. Corn (NCS), 3. Rogers
(NCS), 21'.
330 IH 1. Ambrose (NC),
2. Smith (NCS), 3. Meade (NO,
40.1 sees.
Two - mile 1. Smith (NC),
2. Worley (NC), 3. Adams
(NCS), 10.12.4. ;
Mile Relay UNC, 3:25. -
Triple jump 1. Somer'
(NCS), 2. Corn (NCS), 3. Whit
ley (NC), 42' 10".
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Profile Of -'A Race; UNC's White (I.)
Photo by Jock Lauterer
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As Golfers Beat
Clemson In Mud
By BOB PAGE
DTH Sports Writer
Carolina's golf team weath
ered rain and wet turf to whip
Clemson tuesday, 17M - ZYzy and
pick up its second win.
Skip Tucker was low man for
both teams with a two under
par 70. Ed Hoopes and Tommy
Glascock fired 71 and 72.
Depth through the seven man
team is developing into the Tar
Heel's main strength. The eighth
and ninth men on the squad
appear to be as likely to break
par as the number one man.
John Baldwin, the lone junior
on tne team, played the num
ber one position and fired a 73.
The team meets South Caro
lina Friday afternoon at 1
o'clock at Finley. Spectators
may gather at the 18th green
just before 4:30 to see the seven
twosomes finish.
The results of the Clemson
match:
John Baldwin (UNC) def. Jim
Self, 3-0; Skip Tucker (UNC)
def. Pete Pierson, 3 - 0. Ed
Hoopes (UNC) def. Fay Good
ing, 3-0; Ray McCloud (C)
def. Steve Bobbins, 212 - V2. Da
vid Owen (UNC) def. Ken Mc
Kellar, 3-0. Les Fleisher (UNC)
def. Bill Wallace, 2-1. Tommy
Glascock (UNC) def. Bob Fos
ter, 3-0.
Tar Heels Bombard, 'HigKJPoin
In Exhibition Slugfest, 1 0-0'
The Tar Heels yesterday dob- In the second Fleming sin
bered three High Point pitchers " gled, went to second on a
passed ball and scored on Dick
Prindle's single. Prindle went
around to third when the High
Point catcher threw the ball in
to center on a stolen base, and
after Talbott walked and stole
second, Shaw brought them both
home with a single.
UNC boosted the lead to 7-0
in the third on a walk to Hume,
a single by Bonzcek on which
he reached second on an error
by the second baseman, and a
triple by Fleming.
Hume's two - run blast in thei
fifth and Ken Boykin's single!
following a triple by Black in
the sixth gave . the Tar Heels I
their final two runs.
Davis allowed only one hit
and struck out four in his three
innings, while Bill Danneman
allowed three hits and struck
for 12 hits and 10 runs to defeat
the Panthers 10 - 0 in an exhibi
tion game shortened after five
and one - half innings because
- of rain.
. Every player in the opening
lineup except for starting pitch
er Jerry Davis hit safely. Left
fielder Bob Hume knocked in
three runs on a single and a
two - run homer.
Catcher John Shaw, shortstop
Dick Fleming and third base
man Bob Bonzcek also had two
hits apiece. - ' "
The Tar Heels wasted no
time as they scored twice in
the first inning. Gary Black was
hit by a pitch, Danny Talbott
singled and Shaw singled to
right scoring Black. Hume then
lined a single to right - center
to score Talbott.
out three in the final three.
For Coach Walter Rabb" the
game was quite encouraging
from every standpoint. The
whole lineup came through with
some solid hits and on defense
both pitchers looked pood and
the infield played well. Bonz
cek made a fine play in the
first on a topped roller down
the third - base line.
After a final exhibition game
at East Carolina Saturday, the
Tar Heels will open the regu
lar season against Colgate Mon
day. -
MONOGRAM CLUB
MEETING
The Monogram Club will meet
tonight at 7:30 in the Monogram
Room of Woollen Gym.
Plans for the spring football
game and party afterward will
be discussed. President Richie
z.arro requests mat all mem
bers attend.
SPORTS TODAY
Varsity:
Lacrosse-Amherst (3:00)
Freshmen:
Golf-Big Four (Raleigh)
Tennis-Needham Broughton
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