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Fall Baseball Drills
By RUSTY CARTER
DTH Sports Writer
Carolina will field a
gymnastics team this fall that
for the first time can qualify
for national championships.
This year UNC has a 15-meet
schedule, and Sunday was
voted into the Southern Inter
Collegiate Gymnastic League.
The league allows gymnasts
to compete in regional
championships and qualify for
the national finals.
Coach Fred Saunders, a
three time All-American
trampoline specialist at
in
in
Michigan, is in his first year in
Chapel H21 and hopes to make
gymnastics a growing sport for
the Heels.
Sanders graduated from
Michigan in 1965 and then
taugni nigh schoQj
Honolulu, Hawaii and
Tuscon, Ariz.
Before he came to UNC, the
gymnastics team did not
compete on a regular schedule
but rather as a club,
"The biggest step thus far is
our admittance to the SIGL,
Sanders said. "Our schedule is
tough for such a young team,
but we were being judged by
The schedule for the season
is:
Open,
the other 19 teams in the league who is an all-around performer
on the basis of a respectable but is best on the still rings.
schedule."
"We may lose a few meets
because we are so young, but
we will learn a lot," Sanders
said. "The SIGL is such a big
move we had to get the tough
schedule."
The gymnastics- team has
been hindered in practice
because of the drought but
they have used the facilities at
Duke and N.C. State.
Sanders spoke highly of
Lloyd Fickett whom he
brought with him from
Tuscon.
Nov. 30, Midwest
Park Ridge, I1L
Dec 6, Wake Forest Univ.,
Chapel HilL
Dec 14, Univ. of Virginia,
Chapel HilL
Jan. 10 Wake Forest Univ..
Western Carolina Univer.,
Winston-Salem, N.C
Jan. 1? Furman Univ.,
Chapel Hill
Feb. 8 West Virginia Univ..
VPL. Brockport (New York).
Morgantown, W.Va.
Feb. 15 The Citadel
Charleston. S.C
Feb. 22, Univ. of Georgia,
Georgia Southern, Statesboro,
Ga.
March 1 S.I.G.L.
Championships. Athens, Ga.
March 8, William and Mary,
Chapel Hill
April 3-April 5, NCAA
Championships. Seattle, Wash.
Halt
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By RUSTY CARTER
DTH Sports Writer
Drought..The ever-present
drought in Chapel Hill seems to
be devouring every phase of
the University.
It has consumed another
UNC victim.
This time the dry spell has
stopped fall baseball practice
after only seven days.
"We were getting into good
condition and just ready to
start some intra-squad
scrimmages and some badly
needed work on play
situations," Coach Walter Rabb
said Wednesday. Then we had
to cancel practice."
"I am naturally
disappointed that we could not
complete our fall practice," the
baseball mentor added, "but
there's nothing we can do
about the rain."
Despite the hinderance of a
short practice and his
disappointment, Rabb still
spoke optimistically about the
spring season for the Heels.
"We'll just have to
compensate for the short fall
practice by getting started
earlier in February and by
some extra p re-season
conditioning, he said.
While Detroit smashed the
Cardinals over the radio in the
sixth game of the series, the
pinch hitting athletic director
chuckled, "If we can score runs
like Detroit has today we'll
have an excellent team."
"Seriously, from what I saw
in the short practice sessions, I
feel just overall we should have
a fine ball club," Rabb stated.
Lemonds signed a contract
with the Chicago Cubs last
spring as a sophomore.
Regardless of the loss of
Lemonds, Rabb feels Carolina
should have a "sound" pitching
staff in co-captain Tom
Buskey, John Yancey, Bob
Rhoads, Larry Kiser and Eddie
HilL
Bevard College and John
Rudisillo. Denton turned in a
"pleasing performance" during
fall practice and will fight it
be a little behind on defense."
"We'll play the man in all
these positions who is best
with the bat and who won't
They will be relieved by out with Rudisill, up from last hurt us defensively."
pitchers David Batts and Bob
Whisnant.
Veteran catcher Skip Hull,
who was all-Atlantic Coast
Conference the past two
seasons, will give the Heels
strength at the other end of the
year's team. Asked about N.C. State, he
A battle of the small men answered, "They didn't lose
wages at second base with many seniors so you have to
Bobby Elliot, who played the assume they'll be strong."
position last season, facing Pete.
Collins, a sharp looking second
sacker off the freshman team.
battery. Hull is also good with Each weighs less than 150.
Tiger Defense Gets
Grueling Workout
CLEMSON, S.C. (UPI)-The Coast Conference in total
Clemson defense received a offense, and Tuesday the
stiff workout Tuesday as Clemson reserves put on
coaches sought ways of , simulated Duke plays for the
stopping Duke's running and benefit of the Tiger's first and
the bat
Showing much promise in
the backup catching spot are
freshman Mike Rhodes and
sophomore Press RuddelL
Third base should be secure
with Ronnie Lemonds
returning from last year's
lineup. Lemonds is the other
co-captain for the team.
At the three remaining
infield positions Rabb predicts
some "interesting battles" for
starting honors.
At shortstop are Danny
Denton, a junior transfer from
First base is a three-way
battle between veteran Eddie
Hill, Tony Donaldson, a
catcher-outfielder last year,
and Bob Kaufman, who returns
after 2 years experience.
"Clemson and Maryland will
also be tough, but we can
compete with any of them."
Turning to the freshmen,
who are eligible to play Varsity
ball, Rabb said, "I was unable
to screen a number of the
freshmen because of the short
practice, so I can't say much."
You can t say how good a
Fickett is a side horse
specialist, and is very good
Sanders commented. "He has
the potential to go to the
national championship," he
said.
"I knew there were several
all-round men in school here
before I came," said Sanders,
"but I wanted one man who
could put us into the nationals.
I think Fickett can, so I
brought him with me."
The coach also singled out
Earl Gunther, UNC's captain,
r.
A "real scrap" is set for the freshman is, but you have to
outfield.
Tentatively sophomore
Doug Lankam is in right, senior
Clem Medley in center and
senior Neal W7ester in left.
"I haven't looked at Farrell
enough to judge well, but he
swung hte bat real well in
practice," said Rabb. "He may
speak of his potentiaL We do
have some boys with
potential," he noted.
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