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THE Datt.V TAR HEEL
Saturday, April 27, 1968
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For Sixteenth
By ART CIIANSKY
of The Daily Tar Heel Staff
Carolina tennis coach Don
Skakle called yesterday's
win over a good Wake Forest
team "very satisfying."
The Tar Heels whitewashed
the Demon Deacons here for
their 16th victory this season
ind their ninth shutout.
As has been the case so
many times this spring, the
netters received outstanding
performances from everyone
who played.
Gene Hamilton played very
consistently in whipping the
Deacons' fine Mike Rubinstein,
6-3,6-4.
Bob Davis played nearly as
well throughout to defeat
Wake's Ed Parker. 6-2, 6-2.
A devastating serve was the
highlight cf Davis' game in
both singles and doubles.
Lee Langstroth answered the
call to the 70-degree heat and
played some of his finest ten
nis of the year in beating
Dave Ashcraft, t-lf 6-3.
Langstroth, who hails from
Coral Gables, Fla.. has not
come close to losing a match
in warm weather this season.
Bill Trott staved off a strong
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Tennis
comeback in taking Wake
Forest's Ken West 6-3, 6-4,
in a fourth singles match.
In fifth singles, Fred Rawl
ings handled Grayson Brown,
6-4, 6-2. by utilizing excellent
net play.
And finally, versatile Joe
Dorn defeated the Deacons'
Cliff Pearce, 6-1, 6-3. without
too much difficulty.
Although the Tar Heels took
a 6-0 lead into the doubles
matches, they kept the
pressure on, eyaing another
shutout.
Davis and Rawlings had the
toughest time as they started
slowly but came on strong to
defeat Wake's Rubinstein and
Pearce. 7-5. 6-2, in first
doubles.
Davis bullet serve was
phenominal as he aced both
Rubinstein and Pearce several
Stickmen Host Duke
In Revenge Contest
By OWEN DAVIS
of The Daily Tar Heel Staff
When Carolina and Duke
meet in anything from baskets
ball to beer chugging, everyone
rehashes the old cliche "you
can throw the records out the
window when these archrivals
" play."
Well forget it, because it
ain't true. You can't throw
anything out of windows at
Duke, because sanitation
workers haven't had their
union recognized and are in
no mood to pick up anything
besides a bigger pay check.
Despite this, Carolina and
Duke will play a baseball
game this afternoon in Dur
ham. Game time is 2 o'clock.
Two righthanders will start
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In second doubles, Hamilton
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steady game and beat
Demon's Parker and Ashcraft
3-6, 6-0, 6-2.
Finally. Langstroth and Dorn
dominated play over Wake
Forest's West and MacVittie
in pasting them 6-0, 6-3.
UNC Challenges Duke Today
By BOB MANEKN
of The Daily Tar Heel Staff
Carolina's lacrosse team will
be out to avenge last year's
humiliating loss to Duke when
Tom Buskey, while the Blue
Devils have nominated
sophomore Steve Denison.
Buskey has a 2-2 won-loss
record and 1.66 earned run
average. .
He has struck out 33 in 32
3-2 in the ACC. Duke is 9-11,
Defensive support has been
lacking when Buskey is on
the mound, for teammates
have let to 10 unearned runs.
Righthanders John Yancey
and George McRae will handle
bullpen duty.
Denison brings a 3-2 record
and 3.76 ERA into today's
Atlantic Coast Conference
game. Southpaw Carle Felton
and righty Jeff Mitchell will
be ready in relief.
Carolina sports a 12-7 record,
3- 2in the ACC. Duke is 9-11,
4- 6.
Regular shortstop Bruce
Bolick is expected to start
again for the Heels after being
in-and-out of the lineup due
to an injured left hand.
Duke has been plagued by
weak hitting in recent weeks
while pitching) hasn't been
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! The Devils are batting .257
as a team after a .274 mark
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the Tar Heels meet the Blue
Devils at 3:00 today on Navy
Field.
As is the case with every
contest with Duke, past
performances and.. t..eam
records are useless criteria.
The Tar Heels' 6-3 slate will
not help defeat the determined
stickers from Durham
Duke brings a team paced
by Steve Sachs, third leading
scorer in the nation last year,
and Mai Travelstead, a football-lacrosse
standout from
Baltimore. In games against
common opponents, Duke beat
Farleigh - Dickinson and
Adelphi while losing to Air
Force. Carolina beat all
three.
The Heels' defense will be
back at full strength tomor
row. Starters Duke Kerman,
John McCorkle, John
Gussenhoven, and Goalie Pete
Kramer are all in excellent
condition. Coach Bischoff can
count on added strength from
John Hamachek, who played
outstanding; ball while subbing
for Injured John Gussenhoven,
and Percy Ransom, another
reserve.
On offense, the stickmen can
depend on the steady play of
Open Grid Scrimmage Set
Today In Kenan Stadium
The North Carolina football
team will hold an open scrim
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at 2:30 p.m.t Coach Bill Dooley
announced yesterday.
The scrimmage is in
preparation for the annual
Blue-White game which will
be held in Kenan Stadium on
Saturday, May 4 at 1:30 p.m. t
In Friday's practice,
sophomore halfback Don
McOauley stood out. This was
the second day in a row
McCauley has had a good
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The confrontation of Duke's
Jeff Howser and Carolina's
Gary Iverson in the 440 hurdles
will be the feature event today
in the ninth Annual Carolina
relays on Fetzer Field.
Field events and the hurdle
trials will open the meet at
12 noon. Eleven schools are
entered in the Relays. No team
attackmen Pete Aitkin. John
Callan, and Harper Peterson.
Co-captain Bill Bicksler, Larry
Roadman, and Geoff Perry
will handle the midfield chores.
Perry moved up from the se
cond midfield to fill in for
injured is.en waiaen and, ac-
cording to Bischoff . "has done
an outstanding job as our new
pace-off man." The determined
play of Pete Grauer, Temple
Grassi, Brian Duffy, and sub
John McNaughton are big fac
tors if the Heels are to notch
their 7th win.
But according to reserve
goalie Bob Wood, "We want
this victory and we're going
to get it."
Registration
Athletes Interested in
representing UNC in the
Big Four Sports Day who
haven't called the in
tramural office should do
so today.
Sports are: volleyball,
horseshoes, golf, handball,
bowling, badmittion, table
tennis, softball and ten-,
nis.
Mark Mazza, both seniors, also
stood out in the practice
session which stressed goal
line offense and defense.
Dooley noted that the squad
has been plagued with
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scores will be kept.
Joining host Carolina in the
field are Duke, Wake Forest,
Maryland, Virginia. N. C.
State, N. C. College, South
Carolina and William and
Mary.
Records should fall in
several events with the 440
hurlde mark the most likely
to be eclipsed. USC's Jim
Whitt is the defending champ
there with a record of 55.3.
Howser has already surpass
ed that time this season. He
defeated Iverson in a dual
meet at Duke by running the
distance in 52.6 to Iverson's
52.7. Howse and Iverson are
the solid favorites to finish
one-two although Whitt or
UNC's Cameron Beck could
pull an upset.
The 120-high hurdle record
of 14.4 also could fall to
Howser. Maryland's John
Baker, George Minarck, and
Ernest O'Boyle all have fine
shots at the mile record of
4:17.5.
Carolina's Mike Williams,
who holds the mile mark, will
oppose the Terp's Dan Dona
hue in the 880 in another race
which should be a thriller.
UNC coach Joe Hilton is
hoping his two-mile relay team
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