Wednesday, May 1, 1968
THE n&TT.V TAR HEEL
Challenge USC Thursday
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By ART CHANSKY
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Duke's Blue Devils took it
on the chin from another
Carolina team on Monday.
The UNC netters performed
this whitewash job on the
hapless Dukes 6-0 in a rain-abbreviated
match, to run their
record to 16-1 and 5-0 in ACC
competition.
The Tar Heels will close out
the regular season on Thurs
day when they host the un
defeated South Carolina
Gamecocks.
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A steady downpour fell
throughout the singles matches
and officials felt the courts
had become too treacherous
to continue into the doubles
competition.
Carolina's Gene Hamilton
defeated Duke's highly-touted
Chuck Saacke. 7-5. 6-3. in first
singles.
Bob Davis had to go three
sots but seemed to have the
match under control all the
way in beating the Blue Devils'
Bruce Mahler, 6-2, 4-6, 6-1.
Sophomore Lee Langstroth
had comparatively little dif
ficulty in downing Duek's Bill
Finger, 6-1, 6-2.
Billy Trott was the last to
finish but ended up with a
soaking wet victory over
Charlie Meek, 6-8, 6-3, 6-2.
Carolina's other two outstan
ding sophomores, Fred Rawl
ings and Joe Dorn, each
brought home decisive vic
tories. Rawlings, who is from
Hartmann a 6-2, 6-0 pasting
while Dorn, an Atlanta native,
soundly defeated the Blue
Devils' Don Bernn, 6-2, 64.
The doubles matches were
then washed out, and it's pro
bably a good thing for the
Blue Devils, for the score
might have very well ended
at 9-0.
South Carolina, however,
promises to provide stiffer
competition on Thursday.
The Gamecocks are also
undefeated in ACC play this
season and according to Coach
Skakle are "our toughest op
ponents in the ACC since Tve
been coaching here" which
goes back for more than ten
years.
The feature match-up will
be the had-to-head clash
between Carolina's Hamilton
and USC's Bobby Heald.
Hamilton heald in three
grueling sets last year to win
the ACC Singles Championships.
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Cindermem Defend Title
In WTVD Meet Saturday
MIKE WILLIAMS
Led by sensational Mike
Williams." the North Carolina
Tzr Heels will try to defend
their championship" Saturday in
the annual WTVD
Inlercclleglate Track and Field
met; at Wallace Wade Stadium
in Durham.
Coaca Joe Hilton's Tar Heels
captured firs; place in the
WTVD even; last season.
Torre Hopes For Luck Change
He's Had His Share Of Bad In Past Year
i.jshirg iis best form of the
entire ou.door season.
Williams tuned up for the
meet last Saturday by turning
ji two excellent performances
in .he Carolina Relays staged
on Fezer Field here."
He won the 830-yard run and
anchored the Tar Heels two
mlie relay ttam to a stirring
viclory. Other team members
on that relay were Kent Autry,
Bill Basset: and Ken Helms.
Only o:her Tar Heel winner
in the Carolina Relays was
Gary Iverson, who beat out
Dukes Jeff Howser and scored
an impressive triumph in the-
440- ai d hurdles.
Williams gained fame last
season tunning the mile. He
won both the mile and the
SS0 in las: year's Atlantic
Co?: Conference Outdoor
championships and was voted
Uie outstanding individual in
ihil meet.
Bu. Hilton has had his ace
concentrating mainly on the
833 this season. "I believe
Mike has his best chance na
tionally in the half-mile,"
Hilton says.
Carolina will be one of 17
schools competing in the
WTVD meet. "
By DAVID M. MOFFITT
UPI Sports Writer
ATLANTA (UPI) Joe Torre
figures his lucks got to
change. "I've certainly had my
share of the bad this past
year," the burly Atlanta
catcher said as he moped
around his apartment waiting
for permission from the doc
tors to return to the Braves
lineup.
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UNC Baseball Statistics
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(Not including Tuesday's games)
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Charlie Carr, cf 74 25 1
Eddie Hill, lb 57 20 3
Skip Hull, c - 68 22 1
Mark Kennedy, 3b 29 8 0
Ron Lemonds, If 56 15 1
Bruce Bolick, ss - 28 7 0
Bob Elliott, 2b - 49 13 0
John Rudisill, ss - 29 6 0
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David Lemonds 9
Chip Stone 4
Larry Kiser 4
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In the past 10 months, the
f o u r-straight-time National
League All-Star catcher:
Was stepped on by Clay
Dalrymple of the Phillies and
suffered an ankle injury that
curtailed his play during the
second half of the 1967 season
and required an operation;
Pulled a shoulder muscle
right after spring training
began;
Broke a finger during an
exhibition game here just
before the season opened ;
And, received multiple
facial fractures when hit under
the left eye by a Chuck
Hartenstein fast ball in the
April 18 Braves-Cubs game.
It's that last injury that has
Torre out of the lineup. It's
been two weeks and doctors
say it could be that much
longer. He doesn't come off
the disabled list until May 7.
Until the injury jinx cropped
up last June, Torre appeared
well on his way to being one
of the greatest hitting catchers
in baseball history.
He had a tremendous season
in 1966-batting .315 with 36
home runs and 101 runs batted
in and going into last season
had a .300 average for six
seasons in the majors. In 1964,
he hit .321 with 108 runs batted
in.
Joe got off to his best start
ever last season and was bat
ting .317 when he injured his
ankle in Philadelphia on June
14. He never fully recovered
and wound up at .277 worst
of his career.
"I
into
really felt great going
spring training." Torre
said. "I figured I was ready
for a big year."
But he's never gotten
started. He's been in only five
games so far and only three
as a starter.
Torre has had a star label
since the day he started
playing professional baseball.
Younger brother of former
Brave Frank Torre, he spent
one season in the minors hit
ting .344 t Eau Claire. He
made it to the majors before
he was 21 placing second in
the balloting for National
League rookie of the year in
1961.
Now only 27, the 220-pound
Braves strongboy still figures
to have a brilliant career if
he can stay healthy.
In the meantime, Joe's got
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There he is, cooped up in
the apartment with the
beautiful bonde he married in
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Michigan State
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At Cage Affair
John Benington, head coach
at Michigan State, will be the
featured speaker Thursday
night at the banquet honoring
the University of North
Carolina's basketball cham
pions of 1967-68.
The banquet, co-sponsored
by the UNC Athletic Associa
tion and the Chapel Hill
Athletic Club, will be held at
the American Legion Hut,
starting at 6:30 p.m.
Bill Currie, of WSOC-TV and
the Voice of Tar Heel basket
ball, will serve as master of
ceremonies.
A highlight of the banquet
will be the presentation of two
coveted awards to team
members the Most Valuable
Player Award given by Car
rington Smith and the Foy
Roberson award which goes
each year to the player who
made the chief contribution to
sportsmanship.
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