Page 4 THE DAILY TAB Friday, April 5, 19G3 eels Begin ACC Slate; Leimoindls To Pitch Today By OWEN DAVIS of Thm Dolly Tar Heel Staff Atlantic Coast Conference baseball begins for Carolina this weekend when the Tar Heels host three conference contests. Maryland, one of three se cond place finishers last season, invades the UNC dia mond today for a single game while UNC meets Virginia in a doubleheader Satin-day. Gametime for the Terp en counter is 3 p.m. Saturday's twin bill will begin at 1:30. Carolina, 5-1 to date, tied Maryland and South Carolina for second place in the ACC last year. Coach Walter Rabb has nam ed his three ace starters, David Lemonds, Tom Buskey and John Yancey, to inaugu rate the conference slate. Lemonds, a sophomore lefthander from Charlotte, will start against Maryland. He has MTflK COTiJEJDD! a 1-1 record and low 0.65 earn ed run average. Lemonds has struck out 23 in 14 innings pitched. Buskey and Yancey will han dle mound chores Saturday in the two seven-inning games. Buskey, 1-0, has hurled 14 2-3 scoreless innings. Yancey, also 1-0, has pitched six innings and recorded a 1.50 ERA. "I'll let them go as far as they can," said Rabb. "I hope they can go all the way. We'll have to get full performances from &our pitchers with all these doubleheaders." Righthanders George McRae and Chip Stone and southpaw John Richards will be available for relief work. The rest of the lineup is set except for left and right field. It is still uncertain whether regular left fielder Neil Wester will be -ready after a leg injury. Wester has miss ed several games with the in jury and Gary Tolley will replace him agam if the leg hasn't mended. Right field is up for grabs between Clem Medley and Doug Lanham. Medley started at the first of the season but has not hit well. Lanham, a freshman, is a hefty portside swinger. Maryland has a strong pitching staff according to Rabb. Tom Bradley, a junior righthander, was one of the best hurlers in the ACC last year with a 5-2 record and 1.79 ERA. He will probably start today's game. "They have several young pitchers besides Bradley," said Rabb. "They also have several new faces in their field." Virginia,- sixth in the ACC last season, should be much improved. The Cavaliers beat South Carolina in a doubleheader in Columbia earlier in the season. "Any time you beat South Carolina once, especially down there, you're a pretty good team," said Rabb. "When you beat them twice, you're extra good." ""' " n """'" '"J J ' ii. ,., in. nu.iuHp.iq .Metiers Nip WiHismms . w tpt W - YOUNG PEOPLE MAR RIED or thinking of getting married, should investigate the ndvantapes of mobile home liv ing; no furniture to buy and payments less than rent. A home of your own. Gerry Cog gin, campus representative, Chapel Hill, 968-9182 or Capital Mobile Homes, Chapel Hill Durham Blvd., 489-3353. 1966 Honda Super Hawk 305 cc. 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Two bedroom apartment, partially furnished, swimming pool. Contact Richard Garner, B-6 Castillian Villa, 929-3955. WANT TO RENT: Water proof case for Rolli or Any un derwater camera. Over Spring break. Call Fritz Mock, even ings, 942-2110. THE GONDOLA SPECIALS TODAY u:p0iXO5U nil an Meat Ball Sandwich . . . . .$ .50 Beef Ravioli TeKeCE $U0 Spaghetti tomatoSsauce $ .97 The Best Pizza in Town TOMATO AND CHEESE Small . . .. . . $1.00 Medium . . $1.30 Large . . . . . $1.75 PEPPERONI AND MUSHROOMS Small ... $1.40 Medium $2.00 Large '. .. . $2.50 All Specials Include Tea or Coffee Gene Hamilton Deftly Hits A Backhand ... As Carolina Whitewashes Williams, 9-0 North Carolina's tennis team swept to its ninth straight vic tory Thursday by drubbing Williams College of Massachusetts 9-0 on the UNC courts. It was the second straight shutout that the Heel rac queteers had administered to Williams. Coach Don Skakle's crew blanked the same team Tuesday. Gene Hamilton, the defen ding Atlantic Coast Conference champion in singles, set down Ed Cunningham 6-1, 6-3. Hamilton has lost only once this year. Bob Davis remained un defeated by taking two of three sets from Bruce Simon. Davis won 6-4 and 6-3 and lost 1-6. Lee Langstroth shut-out Wayne Eckerling 6-0, 6-0 in the battle of third singles. The fourth singles match went to Bill Trott. He decision ed Peter Kinney by a 6-1, 6-1 count. Fred Rawlings won the fifth singles over John Fulkerson. The final results were 6-2, 6 2. Joe Dorn defeated Dave Blackford 6-3, 6-1. In the battle of first doubles, Davis and Rawlings again pro ved too much for their Wflliams foes. Picking up their ninth consecutive win of the season, the Tar Heel pair was 6-1, 6-2 conquerors of Simon and Kinney. Bob Hershey and Jack McBroom played the second doubles for Wflliams and the results were not much dif ferent from the opening con test. Carolina's Trott and Hamilton won that match in comparatively easy manner. The score was &4, 6-2. In the final doubles, Blackford and Eckerling were the victims of another Tar Heel shutout. Langstroth and Dorn were victorious 6-0, 6-0. Carolina will be in action again tomorrow on the UNC courts. Harvard will supply the opposition. The two teams were slated to play Wednesday, but were forced to call off that meeting because cf rain. The Heel netters play their final home match before Spring break on Monday. That game will be an ACC match with Clemson. Coach Skakle will then take his team south for matches with Jacksonville and Florida. Apply For Positions Anyone interested in applying for the positions of Editor or Business Manager of the Carolina Quarterly or the Caro lina Handbook should contact Don McPhaul at 933-35S3. By RICK BREWER of The Daily Tar Heel Staff Pat Boone, who usually croons a pretty good tune, was singing the blues in Greensboro Wednesday. The singer-actor and half owner of the Oakland Oaks of the American Basketball Association was in the Gate City to play in the pro-am of the Greater Greensboro Open. The reason for Boone's sadness was that the Oaks' number one choice in the col lege draft, Bob Kauffman of Guilford College, signed with the Seattle Supersonjcs of the NBA instead. Boone's number two selec tion, Henry Logan of Western Carolina, has reportedly already signed a $120,000 three-. year, no-cut contract. Oakland's third choice, Skip Harlicka of South Carolina, has not yet signed. The ABA got the jump on the established NBA by con ducting an early draft. The NBA held its first round selec tions Tuesday six weeks before they, were scheduled in an effort to sign the top college prospects before they inked with the other league. The big surprise in the NBA picks was that Ail-Americans Larry Miller of UNC and Don May of Dayton were not selected. The top chocies were Elvin Hayes of Houston, Kauf fman of Guilford, Wes Unseld of Louisville, and Tom Boerwinkle of Tennessee. Gary Gregor of South Carolina was a surprise pick of Phoenix's new expansion team By the way, Hayes has reportedly dropped out of school. Perhaps Carolina should have second thoughts about trying to sign 6-6 All-America prep star Dennis Wuycik. It seems that the Tar Heels lose almost every time he sees them play. Wuycik was at Chapel Hill the night South Carolina upset UNC. He was on the West Coast as the guest of UCLA when Carolina lost to the Bruins in 'the national finals. According to reliable sources, Carolina is high on Wuycik's list of schools. Dave Corliss, a graduate stu dent working on his Ph.D in physical education and assis tant freshman basketball coach, is in Australia. Dave is working for the Billy Graham Crusade there. 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