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DURHAM - Mike .McGee, a former
Duke star guard, JThuiray was named
new head football coach at Duke
University less than 24 hours after the
firing of five-year veteran Tom Harp.
McGee, 32, a former Duke assistant
coach who spent the past year as head
football coach at East Carolina
University, sdd "I am honored to return
home to my alma mater."
"We are convinced that the future of
'Duke football is indeed bright," said the
young head coach, who told newsmen he
found leaving ECU" the most difficult
decision of our lives."
There was no immediate
announcement for a successor to McGee
at East Carolina, but McGee indicated
that one would probably be chosen from
the present coaching staff at the
Greenville institution.
-'Harp, who had four losing seasons
before putting together a 6-5 overall
mark and missing the Atlantic Coast
Conference championship with a final
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! by Don Albright
Sports Writer
Fourteen members of the UNC fencing
team will travel to Champaign-Urbana,
Illinois this weekend for the Illinois Open
Fencing "Championships. The meet will
begin tonight and continue all day
Saturday.
ilThe Tar Heels are fresh from
impressive wins over Vanderbilt and
Tennessee.
Head Coach Ron Miller is very
optimistic about the Open. He feels as
though this year his fencers have their
best chance in three years for their
highest finish. 'v.
: Five Tar Heels finished in the final
ounds last year and Miller is looking for
n improvement over that performance.
V "This is the first year we've had a great
eal of experience in every weapon," he .
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I Leading the Tar Heel attack will be Bo
tcBee, Steve Piantodosi, Bud Griscom,
Soach fired
-' BOONE (UPI)-Appalachian State
University said Thursday head football
Coach Carl Messere has resigned to
assume fulltime teaching duties in the
School of Business.
! Messere, 34, has headed the
Mountaineers football team since 1965,
coaching the team to a 34-36-1 overall
record for those six years. ASU's record
this season was 5-5.
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loss 1'to North Carolina, was fired
Wednesday afternoon.
Harp said he has no plans.
Duke Athletic Director Eddie
Cameron said the school athletic council
looked for a man who would fit in the
job at a private university where academic
standards are high and will remain high.
"We believe we have found the man
.who will encourage our players on the
gridiron : and in the classrooms," said
Cameron.
Cameron presented McGee to the
council Wednesday afternoon, and he
won quick approval
Cameron said "All of us wanted to act
quickly so there would be no lapse in our
football program."
McGee, who in 1959 won the Outland
Trophy as outstanding lineman on the
Duke team of which he as captain, holds
a masters degree from the University of
North Carolina.
-"Following his graduation,- McGee
played in the 1960 college all-star game in"
Chicago, then joined the St. Louis
Cardinals football team. " '
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Dave Brown, and Garrett Walker in sabre;
Jon Pavloff, Ben Brinson, Chad Hilton
and ' .Dave . Lynn in epee; and Charlie
Poteat,- Dick Betts, Brad Veslick, Bob
Varley and Robert Cromartie in foil.
Teams expected to field the strongest
competition will be Detroit, Wayne State,
Wisconsin,; Air Force, Kansas, Iowa, Iowa
St., and Chicago in addition to Illinois,
the host team.
While the fourteen will be competing
as individuals in Illinois, the remainder of
the team and the fencing club will travel
to Raleigh for the North Carolina Fencing
Association Novice Tournament on
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by Msrk Whicker
Sports Writer
"Give me VMI, Kentucky and
Vanderbilt instead of Georgia Tech,
Florida and Ohio State and we mfght've
had a great season. But we played the
best and that's the way we wanted iL"
Duke's Tom Harp is one head coach
who doesn't try to bottle up his feelings
of bitterness and disappointment after
being fired. The Duke Athletic Council
dismissed him Wednesday after five years
in Durham, where his record was 22-28-1 .
Mike McGee decided to leave his post
at East Carolina and return to his alma
mater to replace Harp Thursday. McGee
was a guard of the 1 959 Blue Devils and
was named the conference player of the
year.
, But why was Harp fired anyway? The
Blue Devil football' program made sharp
improvement in thepast two years. If
Duke had overcome Don McCauley and
the Tar Heels on Nov. 21, it would have
meant a conference title, the first one at
Durham since 1962. -
"We already had 20 high school
players ready to sign with us this
Saturday," Harp said after his dismissal.
"In prior years, the most we ever had was
three." . - ..
Harp has many good memories - at
Duke: "sprint-killer" shoestring play that
beat Carolina last year, the emergence of
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passers, the satisfaction of recruitirg
prospects lite Siee Jones, Rich Searl and
Ernie Jackson away from bigger football
schools, the 46-30 upset of Georgia Tech
in 1968 and the 21-13 win over West
Virginia this year that made Harp
"national coach of the week."
1 But in 1967 and 1968, when Bill
Dooley's building process was in its early
stages, Harp had two golden chances to
beat Carolina and lost both tunes.
And despite outstanding individual
efforts by Searl, Dick BiddJe and Bob
Matheson, Harp's defenses at Duke rarely
got the job done until this year.
Harp has much reason to be bitter
about the timing of his dismissal, after
the coaching job he did this season. The
Devils started the season by fumbling
away a chance to upset Florida in
Jacksonville 21-19, then plodded past
Maryland and Virginia for their first two
conference wins.
" iDuke refused to play sacrificial lamb
at! Ohio State on Oct. 3, holding the
Buckeyes to a 6-3 half time lead and
fighting to the end of a 34-10 setback.
Hart's passing to Chesson rallied the
Blue Devils at Columbia Nov. 14 to a
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42-38 win over South CaroUsa; Jones was
injured, but replieecezt Art Bosstti
carried the ball 42 tics fct 242 yards.
Harp called it the best team effort IVe
ever been invoh-ed with-
Then came, the holocaust at Chapel
Hill, and Harp's job was in jeopardy.
" McGee figures to enjoy the benefits of
Harp's persistent recruiting, and if he
does as well as Harp did in North Carolina
11.
Power-packed Creighton, led by
all-America candidate Cyril Baptiste,
provides a stern test for unbeaten
Carolina in the Charlotte Coliseum
Saturday night.
The game will get under way at 8 p.m.
following a 5:55 preliminary between the
Carolina freshmen and Brevard Junior
College.
Creighton, which ranked in the
nation's Top 20 in pre-season polls, got
off to a smashing start last week with
impressive victories over St. Thomas of
Minnesota and Iowa of the Big Ten.
Creighton whacked Iowa by 17 points
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