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THE TAR HEEL
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should add lots of depth.
The season runs concurrently with basketball. Anyone interested
in participating should see Coach Sanders.
Two UNC lacrosse stars have been named as All American
performers on the first team. HARPER PETERSON and PETER
KRAMER led the way for the Tar Heel team this past season.
Kramer, a. native of Fayetteville, was outstanding as the teams goalie
and Peterson, from Hunting, N.Y., set a school record by scoring 26
goals.
Coach Fred Mueller commented, "Both are truly outstanding
players are were deserving of national recognition."
BILL BRACKET, UNC golfer has been awarded the Atlantic
Coast Conference senior merit award as the top scholar-athlete on
the Tar Heel campus. The award is presented to the single athlete at
each conference school who maintains the highest grade average and
Bill held a 3.8 . . . Around campus for the next two weeks will be
KEN WILLARD, the former Carolina football All American now a
star halfback for the San Francisco 49ers. He will be assisting in Bill
Dooley's second annual football camp ... Carolina pitching ace
TOM BUSKEY was chosen last week as one of two pitchers on the
All-District three team composed of players from 1 southern states
and the District of Columbia. During the past season.'Buskey won 11
games and lost 2 while compiling an ERA of 1.81. He is the third
UNC pitcher to make the team in three years. DAVID LEMMONDS
was selected last year . . . GARRY HILL, the All-District pitcher in
1967 was c.alled up to the Atlanta Braves during this past week . . .
Carolina Athletic Director HOMER RICE has made 62 banquet and
luncheon speeches since he was named to his position in January . . .
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Gymnastics has become the
14th varsity sport to obtain
sponsorship by the UNC
Athletic Association with Fred
Sanders being named head
coach.
Sanders, also diving coach, is
very optimistic about the
coming season when all of the
1969 team will be returning.
This past year the team,
operating on its own, compiled
an 8-4 record and finished
eleventh in the regional
tournament held in Georgia.
The schedule is incomplete at
this time but will probably
include meets with Virginia,
Wake Forest, Furman, Georgia,
and Georgia Tech.
Expected to lead the team are
Frank Jeffries and Dave Gerber
and several incoming freshmen
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Intramural competition will
be held this summer in Softball
and tennis, the UNC Office of
Intramural Activities announced
this week.
Today is the deadline for all
entries in both sports.
In softball, a round robin
type of tournament will be held.
Games will be scheduled at 4
and 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday. A team must be willing
to play at these times. Trophies
will be awarded at the end of the
season.
All players must be enrolled
in the University for the first
summer session in order to be
eligible for the competitionA
player may play for any one
team.
Each manager must enter his
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team on an entry sheet which
may be obtained in the
Intramural Office, 215 Woollen
Gym. Play will begin Monday,
June 16.
Schedules for softball will be
available every Friday in the
Intramural Office. Rules may be
picked up in the office when the
entry sheets are turned in.
Tennis will be open to all
students this summer. The
intramural office plans single
elimination tournaments, as well
as singles and doubles
tournaments.
Entry sheets; .which are
available in 215 Woollen Gym,
should include the student's
address anil telephone number.
Official ruling for the
tournament is available in the
Office also.
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