Friday. Ocrtob 8 1971
The Daily Tar H?l
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f idle el soccer team
visits Wolfpack today
.Football predictions
by David Zucxhino
Sp .rt Writer
against fint-cla opposition.
UNC gets that chance today it ? 00 is
the Tar Heels travel to Ra!c:zh f'r a v::al
j 're 3-0. 4-0 is all you can ACC clash with N.C. State.
The Tar Hee!s have mopped -p th-s
a ho it. There's something about
.ir.g undefeated that makes you anxious far against outside comptt
t ;.k '. that next v. m to the streak so Appalachian State fell first m .
a car. get started on the game after comedy, then it was Belmont Abbe;
.A. 3-1 margin, followed last eek '
So it goes with Coach Marvin Allen's convincing 3-0 shutout over Wilha:
-defeated Carolina soccer squad. The
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u't itching to prove themselves that they've had :n
State will he tougher.
"State's team this se
a tu relay showdowns
re potentially boring
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by Al Thomas
Sr rt: Water
.1 -.even Atlantic ("oast Conference
: h:ve skirmishes scheduled for this
end. hut on paper, at least, lour of
: ;v- g jmes have the potential of
ou the spectators.
j'i jrijliy-rankcd Duke plays winlcss
i . n . undefeated Carolina entertains
,ooo -h 'I uhr.e delegation; Virginia
el. to now-independent South
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i nines are due Monday for the 24th
: :. : : ! '-Recreational Carnival
I ;. ! ; , O.t. 14 in Woollen (iym at 7
p :n.
le.o.is (it men and women students
v.:!! compete m relays, carnival activities
! "-ports events.
Organiations must have at least six
participants to comprise a team; four of
which will participate in the relays and all
o! which will participate in one of the six
i .t her events.
Men's organizations may enter but one
team and women's organizations may
enter as many teams as desired.
1 ntry forms are avadahe at the
intramural office, 215 Woollen.
Pep rally
A pep rally for Saturday's Ttilane
game will be held in front of South
Building this morning at I 1 :45.
All spectators at the Kenan Stadium
game Saturday are encouraged by the
cheerleaders to make a banner; the
wfinni'.'. Kmner will receive a free keg of
beer tr'Mii Schlit0
Carolina, strong
winless State:
Syracuse.
The oddsmakers figure only the
Syracuse-Maryland game to He much of
the battle.
The ACC has become famous for its
upsets, however, and there is almost
always one major upset. Usually there is
more.
Duke has now won four games in a
row, three more than the Blue Devil,
were predicted to win. Duke's latest
triumph a )-3 win over Stanford was
the most impressive so far, especially
since the Blue Devils did it without the
services of fullback Steve Jones.
Jones, injured in a car accident last
week, is still on the doubtful list for
Saturday's meeting with Clemson.
Duke head coach Mike McGee does
not really need the strong fullback this
weekend, anyway, with the Blue Devils
expected to walk away with a two to
three touchdown advantage.
The Tar Heels will have revenge in
mind Saturday when the Green Wave
leave New Orleans for Kenan Meld.
Tulane edged out the Tar Heels 24-17
last year in Sugar Bowl Stadium on the
strength of a near-perfect passing attack.
This year, the Tar Heels have an
improved defensive secondary, a still-solid
rushing game, and the knowledge that in
the last ten meetings of the two teams
Carolina stands 0-8-2.
The other "top" ACC game this
weekend is the Wake Forest-State
meeting in Raleigh. Deacon quarterback
Larry Russell has had trouble with his
team's inconsistency, but even that is a
lot better than being saddled with State's
consistent-but poor-attack.
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list ear :r. Chap'-' H.--i. The Tar Her:-
Wolfpi.k roahe Ron Lmdev.
Tar Heel forward Dan Ar:a.l
remem'-ers Lmi-e well. -Lir.d zr.i
u" fits aru'd th- z oal ?a-t ear" he
recalls. "He's .--: e-el!en! goalie."
An AlI-ACC a-J A;I-So-th performer
lat ear. LinJ-ey :s ua.k for more hon:rs
aram this -ea- n State also returns 14
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i r.e new. omer m : careris awaitr,
b coach Max Hh -des "!S freshman
halfback S..mnu.k Vixaysouk. a lv"0
All-Asian selection at goahe.
Rho-des .la:ms that Vixaysouk. hD
.ki.ks expertly with either foot, has "the
potential to become the het all-round
plaer" in Wo-ifpack rutory.
State, which currently stands at 2-2
after finishing 5-3-2 last season, will
feature an improved scoring attack, led
by center forward bduartdo Polli.
P. -Hi. a native of Naples. Italy, has led
the Wolfpack in scoring for the past two
sears. He has al-u twice been chosen
second team All-Conference.
Allen will go today with the same
lineup that has produced a solid 3-0
record. Ariad. Karl Muster. Kip Ward and
Anson Dorrar.ce will man the front line,
with Tim Morse. John McCallie and Bill
1 sherwood at halfback and Arden
Sterling. Van Allen and Jim Smith at
tuilbuck. Nick Jones is the goalie.
The Tar Heels have not played since
Sept. 2S, but Allen isn't worried about a
possible letdown after the long layoff.
"We looked bad in practice Monday,"
he says, "but the team has played
extremely wed in practice since then."
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ND-Miami ND ND ND ND NO NH Miami
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Minn-Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Minn
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arriers meet JF&M.Md.
By Dan Collins
Spirts Writer
The Carolina cross country team will
put its unblemished 4-0 record on the line
Saturday when it travels to College Park
to face William and Mary and conference
for Mary land.
Although the Heels have blitzed all of
their opponents with ease, the meet this
Saturday could be much closer. Both
Maryland and William and Mary have
strong track programs and have a
Frosh hooters tie Duke
Carolina's freshman soccer squad
battled the Duke freshmen to a 2-2 tie
yesterday afternoon in a game staged on
f'etzer Field.
Forward David Gershenson scored
both Tar Heel goals in the first and third
periods. Vernon Grizzard assisted on
Gershenon's first score.
Connecting for the Blue Imps were
Doug Kiel and forward Justin Roscoe,
who scored on a pass from Jesse Colvin.
Roscoe was taken to the hospital later in
the game when he suffered a badly cut
tongue after being knocked down in a
pile-up.
The Tar Babies took a 2-1 lead into
the final quarter, but Roscoe sent the
game into overtime with a looping shot
that saded high into the Carolina net.
Neither squad was able to score in the
resulting five minute overtimes.
"The boys played to the best of their
ability," said Coach Frank Nelson after
the game. "They played hard and I can't
ask any more than that."
Nelson also praised John Rhodes for
"holding the defense together," and
singled out Gershenson and Rick
-Culberson for their performances in the
game.
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reputation of fielding outstanding teams
This season should be no exception.
"They both have prett good teams
this year." said Carolina coach Joe
Hilton. "It will most definite!) be our
toughest meet so far this season."
Carolina will go into the meet with
two major question marks. The first is
how well will the team perform without
the services of one of their top runners.
Tony Waldrop. who remains sidelined
with a virus.
The second is the doubtful starting of
Mike Caldwell. The sophomore, who has
performed well in both meets this season,
has developed a muscle strain in his leg.
Coach Hilton says that Caldwell
definitely wants to run but the coach is
fearful that complications may arise.
Despite these two drawbacks. Coach
Hilton says that the rest of the teams is in
tremendous shape.
"All of the rest of the team is coming
along real well," said Coach Hilton. "Our
last practice was almost superb.
"If we can get ourselves whole again
we should be very strong. We can't take a
chance now that would ruin our chances
when the conference schedule gets
heavy."
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when they r-r. up a
reason record.
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surprice of the entire cor.fercr.ee. dr. pped
to a distant fourth pl.:ce.
The Terpv have utua'.') the "o
squad that ran last ear except ' : ?h;
team's second man. Charles Schradc:
who was lost bv graduation. Ih.
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As strong as Mars land is expected '
be. Coach I lilt on thinks Wi'lum and Mars
has the better team of the two.
"They both have good teams. s.iu
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