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by Bruce Gurganus
Sports Writer
Sacrifice is a word that is very much
overused by slow thinking football
coaches and haranging politicians. But a
sacrifice is exactly what Coach Don
Skakle's tennis squad will give as they
miss Jubilee in order to compete in the
Tennessee Classic this weekend at
Knoxville. .
Leading the Tar Heels into their first
tournament action of the season, and a
good warm-up for the ACC tourney, will
be freshmen Richard McKee. With a
season, and career, record of 17-0 McKee
has completely dominated all of his
competitors at the number four position.
But the tournament competition this
weekend will be nothing new to the
highly experienced McKee. Richard,
whose father is a tennis pro, has been
playing tennis tournaments since he was
eight years old, and with quite a bit of
success.
In fact he has had such great success
that he is presently ranked number two in
men's singles in his home state of Virginia
just behind former ACC champ Bobby
Heald. McKee is ranked number one in
doubles along with former UNC great
O.H. Parrish.
While playing at Thomas Jefferson
High in Richmond, alma mater of such
Carolina net greats as Parrish, Bitsy
Harrison, and Tom Chewning, Richard
won three straight state singles
championships. He is the only player in
Virginia history, including Arthur Ashe,
to turn that trick.
This year McKee has been playing
d o u b 1 es with AU-American Freddie
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record, identical to the team mark, while
playing some tough competition on the
first court. Their only losses have been an
early season upset by the Michigan
tandem, whom they had;beaten earlier,
and a three setter to Miami's top duo.
Their narrow defeat at Miami was at the
hands of Luis Garcia and Eddie Dibbs,
who many consider the nation's top
college doubles team.
McKee and ' his sophomore partner
have easily blasted all their ACC
opponents and are certain to be the top
seeded entry in the conference tourney.
In one of the understatements of the
sporting year, the modest McKee
described his style of play as "aggressive."
Perhaps, the strongest part of his all
around complete game is his volley. He
likes to follow a good, first serve or an
effective approach shot to the net where
he takes command with his quickness and
accurate volleys.
Coach Skakle, the mastermind of
Carolina tennis, commented recently that
Richard's game "gets stronger with every
match." In reference, to the
McKee-McNair . doubles combo, Skakle
said, 'They're just beginning to click as a
team." With that kind of praise coming
from the usually reserved Skakle, it's hard
to imagine how good things will be for
Carolina tennis in the next few years. As
McKee said softly, "We could be stronger
next year." ,.
Friday morning McKee and his fellow
Tar Heels play one of their most
demanding matches of the season. They
play the University of Georgia in the first
round of the Classic.
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Georgia, the champions of the
Southeastern Conference, has a cumber
of nationally known players including
Danny Birchmore, Norman Holmes, Marc
Shapiro, and Carey Browder. McKee will
probably play Browder, who was beaten
by McKee in the National Junior
Championships at Kalamazoo, Michigan
last summer ;
The Heels will also be going against the
University of Tennessee and Southern
Illinois in the Tennessee Classic. McKee
and McNair are expected to have a close
match with Birchmore and Holmes for
the top doubles spot. Skakle has had the
Heels working out on the hard courts all
week in preparation for the tourney.
Following the Classic, the netters
return home Monday for a match against
George Washington. Leading GW this year
has been Jon Damon, who transferred
there from UNC.
Commenting on his own play this
season, as well as the team effort, McKee
said simply that he is "really satisfied and
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Carolina's hopes for an ACC pennant
were dampened Tuesday afternoon when
Sammy Beale's two-run homer pushed
Virginia to a 5-4 victory over the Tar
Heels in Charlottesville. .
UNC is now 6-4 in the conference and
11-13 overall. Maryland leads the ACC
with a 4-1 record, with the Cavaliers in
second at 4-2.
The Tar Heels played Maryland in
College Park Wednesday and will
entertain South Carolina at Durham
Athletic Park Saturday.
Beale smacked his third home run of
the season and boosted his league-leading
RBI total to 26 with his 400-foot home
run off Carolina righty Dave Bullard.
The blast scored Mike Cubbage ahead
of Bullard and dealt UNC its second
one-run defeat. The Tar Heels lost to
Maryland 9-8 Sunday in Durham.
Bullard went the distance, allowed
seven hits and struck out five.
The Tar Heels took the lead in the first
inning when leadoff batter Bobby Elliott
homered, but his opposite number,
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second baseman Billy Hall. rep!IrJ with
another home run in the bottom of the
inning.
Then John Wilson and Bob Guthrie
drove in two runs with singles, tukirg
advantage of Cavalier outfield errors, to
give Carolina a 3-1 lead in the fourth.
Again Virginia kept up, scoring on
doubles by Hall and Cubbage and a
bases-loaded error by first sacker Larry
Kiser.
Reliever Mike- Judkins rep bee J
Virginia starter Rick Spigone in the top
of the eighth and walked Doug Lanham
with the bases loaded. However. Judkins.
the eventual winner and now undefeated
in four decisions, struck out Wilson and
Guthrie to escape the jam.
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South Carolina, coached by Bobby
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during spring break, is 3-4 in the ACC and
13-8 overall going into Wednesday's game
with the Citadel.
The Gamecocks have two outstanding
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Petoskey at .304. in addition to Buddy
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Lefthander Bo Robinson leads the
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