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Saturday. October 9. 1971
The Daitv Tar H.
rioles are decisive favorites
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by David Zucchinc
Sports Writer
The Pirates finished off San Francisco
Wednesday m Pittsburgh in the fourth
game of the best-of-five NL play-offs. The
i-;f-v urgh Pirates had better fa-f r . r , . . . ,
fr lur Iae Giants, notorious for their sloppy mfie
: ;.t is that the Baltimore Orioles
! the San F rancisco Giants. The
- :' if.t between the Orioles and
-,!-. is that they both play baseball.
:-. irks the difference.
,'y is what brought the Orioles
! American League pennant, their
a row. And that same pure
embodied in baseball's deepest
r.j' jral talent, is what Pittsburgh
when the 1971 World Series
: i . in Baltimore.
ccer team
v N.C. State
rn David Zucchino
Sports Writer
I Kili- State took the heart out
f soccer squad with two
: r t quarter goals in a crucial ACC
rriuh yesterday and held on in
,: i half for a 2-0 shutout win.
I'pack freshman Somnuck
. k stunned the previously
1 lar Heels by scoring both
... goals in a nightmarish first
cr of Vixaysouk's goals was hit
.. f j't the two points were enough
. r l,'N(."s record to a 3-1 over-all
j painful 0-1 in the ACC, thus
-a hat had been a glorious start for
" trvin Allen's Tar Heels.
. )uk, a superb halfback from
?, netted lirst when he picked up
! ill within a tangle of players in
the I'N'C goal and drove it home
i the Wolf pack a quick 1-0 lead.
; souk's second score came as he
: corner kick from teammate Mike
; !j and headed it through the
f.iicd hands of Tar Heel goalie
far Heels, outhustled and
I daring the first half, mounted a
'rated scoring drive at the outset
! third period and forced the
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play and their neer-do-well pitch: -.2 staff,
should -have gone daws in three straight.
Pittsburgh's pitching was less than
could be expected of a per.nant-wir.r.ir.g
team. The three Pirate 'ir.s versus San
Francisco were the direct result of
vicious, timely hitting, the only
department in which Pittsburgh can
match the Orioles,
The Pirates, as Gur.t manager Charley
Fox mou ied after the play-offs, are
stunned
, 2-0
Vvoiipack to play defense for the entire
second half.
State, bolstered by goalie Ron Lmdsey
and some rough-house fullback tactics,
successfully met the challenge.
The Tar Heels took 12 second half
shots and outshot the Wolf pack 19-8 for
the game, but the Carolina forwards were
unable to penetrate the well-guarded
State goal.
Carolina also held a commanding 10-3
t-dge in corner kicks, but Lindsey came
through with nine important saves. Jones
made three saves for UNC.
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