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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
October 1, 1970
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Plans for the fifth annual North
Carolina Interscholastic Soccer
Tournament were announced this week
by meet director Marvin Allen, Carolina's
head soccer coach.
Regional tournaments will be held at
four sites Friday and Saturday Nov. 13
and 14. Then the state championship
event will be staged Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 20 and 21 at Pfeiffer College.
Sites for the regional competition will
be UNC at Wilmington, N.C. State,
Charlotte Independence High School and
Campbell College.
Meanwhile, Allen is hoping for cooler
weather but the same results when his Tar
Heel booters play Appalachian here
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Monday in their second match of the
season.
Carolina opened the campaign last
Friday with a 4-0 over Belmont Abbey in
sweltering 90-degree heat.
"We rested our players as often as
possible," said Allen. "The weather was
just too hot. I don't think anyone could
have gone all the way."
Allen had special praise for sophomore
forward Towney Anderson and senior
halfback Pete Seggel.
Anderson scored the first UNC goal of
the year in the first period. Seggel had
two goals and senior forward Louis Bush
got the other oh a penalty kick.
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by Rick Brewer
Special to the DTH
Geof Hamlin has been getting little
applause or glory this season, but
Carolina's starting fullback is happy with
things just the way they are.
Hamlin, a star running back in high
school and for the 1968 Carolina
freshmen, has been used mostly in the
unglorious role of blocking back this
season.
But, while the fans usually pay little
attention to blockers, Tar Heel coaches
and players are quite aware of the role
Hamlin has played in helping UNC to
victories in its first three games.
In the Tar Heel offense it is the
fullback who leads tailbacks Don
Frosh Lack Linemen
ave Plenty Of Backs
by Howie Carr
Sports Writer
On the wall of the freshman football
office is a position-by-position depth
chart. On the right hand side of the chart
are the backfield positions, with every
position at least three deep. The left side
contains the line assignments, with most
slots filled with only one name, or at the
most two.
That sums up Coach Moyer Smith's
problem on the eve of the Tar Babies'
opening game against the N.C. State
freshmen: a surfeit of good backs and a
plethora of linemen.
Of 40 scholarship players on last year's
undefeated team, 25 were interior
linemen, compared with four of 33 on
the '70 edition.
Coach Smith, able to pick from a field
of twelve quarterbacking candidates, has
tabbed 6-2, 204 pound Russ Strait, from
Bordentown, N.J., as his starter.
Complementing Strait in the backfield
McCauley and Ike Ogles by on their runs.
And thanks to the blocking of Hamlin
and the Carolina offensive line, the Tar
Heels have already gamed over 1,000
yards on the ground this season.
Hamlin, a junior from Ottawa,
Ontario, was the back-up man to Saulis
Zemaitis at fullback last season. Although
he saw considerable action, Geof lacked
the blocking experience of Zemaitis.
During the spring and fall practices,
Carolina Coach Bill Dooley expressed
concern over the loss of the graduated
Zemaitis. Dooley felt Zemaitis was the
best blocker in the Atlantic Coast
Conference last fall and knew he would
be hard to replace.
But, Hamlin has quickly developed
into a top-flight fullback and now rates as
one of the key men in the UNC line-up.
will be 5-11, 175 pound Phil Daly, from
Danville, Va., wingback Tommy Bradley,
a 6-0, 175 pound converted signal caller
from Gastonia, and fullback Kevin
O'Rourke from Hyattsville, Md.
Strait's top receivers figure to be split
and Earl Chesson, an Edenton native (and
brother of Duke's Wes Chesson, currently
the nation's number two pass receiver)
and Colt Hitchock, a 6-5, 230 pound
tight end.
The interior line is centered by David
Ulicny, of Youngstown, O. Hell be
flanked by guards Bob Pratt and Billy
Newton, both of whom hail from
Richmond, Va.
Rounding out the offensive team are
tackles John Frerotte, of McLean, Va.,
and Darryl Craig, an Ottawa, Ont. native
and the latest in a long line of Canadian
players at UNC.
On defense, Coach Smith likes the
looks of his linebacking corps. All of
them, however, are new to their
positions, and they'll have to mature
quickly to handle a State squad that ran
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"Geof is improving constantly says
Dooley. "His blocking gets better every
game and, of course, he is a fine runner
and pass receiver as well."
Hamlin, in fact, scored Carolina's first
touchdown against N.C. State in a 19-0
win with a 12-yard pass reception from
Paul Miller.
But making the switch from running
back to blocking back has not been an
easy one for Hamlin. It has taken a lot of
hard work.
"I'm now approaching the game
completely differently than before,"
Geof explains. "As a ballcarrier I tried to
run away from people. As a blocker, of
course, I have to run at them. Believe me,
there's quite a difference.
"I'm really still learning how to block.
And, of course, it helps to have McCauley
up 64 points in its season opener against
East Carolina.
Middle linebacker Dave Wall, from
Albany, Ga., will call the defensive
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filled by Tom Kennedy, from North port,
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Defensive tackles Pete Talty, a native
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Islip, N.Y., have the job of blunting
State's powerful ground attack.
They'll receive help from middle guard
Lee McLaughlin and monster-man Bobby
Johnson, from Weldon.
One of the starting ends for the Tar
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Alexandria, Va. Phil Bracco, of Brooklyn,
N.Y., figures as a starting safety.
Thus far, the Tar Babies have lost two
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promising back from Teachey, N.C, has
been sidelined for the season with a
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block and still get the job done."
One nun who is quick to heap praise
on Hamlin is McCauley. the star running
back who was ACC Flayer of the Year
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"I think Geofs blocking now is as
good as Saulis' was at the same time last
year," says Don. "Geof is taller than the
other fullbacks I've run behind and
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me from the defense."
So while the fans may not recognize
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Carolina victories, his Tar Heel teammates
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