Th Datry Tar Hed
Unbeaten season
Freshmen booters are talented.
Thursday. November 11. 1971
'v David Zucchino
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: of skilled athletes, add a
-r:-l dedicated coaching staff and
rr.e up w.th a combination that is
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impossible to overcome.
f :.h Frank Nel-.on's 1971 freshman
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v;'-r'J ' f natural ability and well-guided
a! ability and well
id the results
undefeated season.
and the results were
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I -'- lar lilies finished up the 1971
''T-'gn last Friday with their most
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A the season, a 7 -0
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In-.- ( arohr.-j freshman squad will put
r-rft -4-0 record on the line
:! .rd:y rn'ht when they travel to
' -rharn to battle the Duke freshmen in
i.nnual ferebal I'ahy game.
lie lar babies have won the last ten
'i'e.l , between the two but this season
i .-e feel, they have the horses to break
' n Alter losing their first game to
n. the lilue Imps have rolled over
.? opponents to the tune of 127-14.
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iiame with the series dating back to
.hen Sonny Jurgensen was
; irferluit.kin.t' the Duke freshmen.
' i-ohiM k-ad the series 12-5-1, but the
:' -ue lmp have outscored the Tar Babies
32 points to 330.
I he games have Veen notoriously close
i'h 1 2 of the 1 H games being decided by
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I he I ir ilahes will be led by the
;tstamling signal-ealling duo of Chris
ip.'- i'i.l Charles Baggett. Both were
- niited as hieh sJiool All-Americans
-rid both have been instrumental in the
; main's tour victories.
K u pec has impressed everyone this
- a on v. itfi his passing. I he Syosset, N.Y.
utive has completed 36 of 53 passes for
'72 yards and eight touchdowns. Only
ie of his p.i-ses liis been intercepted.
V, hiie Baegett lias passed only half as
iikh as Kupec, the F'ayetteville, N.C.
native has made his mark as a ball carrier.
On scrambling plays and roll-outs he has
! cvii outstanding, gaining I8' yards in 27
carries for seven yards per carry.
I he only back, to have rushed for more
vanlage than i'aggett is tailback Jimmy
DeRatt. lie iias gained 2l6 yards in 5C
. :rnes 'or a 4.' average and two
: uu lulow ns.
'I lie leading leciever for the Tar Babies
.ill season has been wc.lk-on Ray Stanford.
I he 5" ()" 147 pounder from
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blitzing of New Hanover High S:hool.
Nelson's troops kicked off the season ;n
similar style, taking Brevard Jr. College
by a 4-0 count.
Sandwiched in between were wins over
Chapel Hill High (4-1). Wan-en Wilson
College (1-0), Independence High O-l I
and a disappointing 2-2 tie with D-ke.
The Tar Babies cleared their record with a
2 - 1 return match decision over the Blue
Imps in Durham.
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Rockingham. N.C. has been a favorite
receiver for both quarterbacks, catching
19 passes for 400 yards and four
touchdowns.
The Blue-Imps, too, have had their
share of stars this season. Quarterback
Mark Johnson has been the main cog in
the Duke attack, running for 366 yard
and passing for 324 in the first four
games. The Oxon Hill, Md. native has run
for six touchdowns and passed for four.
The leading receiver for the Blue Imps
has been Jeff Christopher, a high school
quarterback at Reynolds
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tosses for 130 yards.
After mivsing the early part of the
season because of injuries,
Mike
Bomgardner has come on strong, carrying
44 times for 246 yards. The leading
ground gainer, however, has been Mark
Landon, who has gained 417 yards in 81
attempts.
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some fine plavers and I wasn't at il
surprised that we went undefeated.
The a-. a.lavie talent didn't go
undeveloped. Nels:n. the current
president of the National Soccer Coaches
Association, is one of the most
knowledgeable soccer men in the nation.
He built in an aggressive, fast-moving
stvle of play that prepared an unusually
high number of plavers for next year's
varsity .
"We expect to have from eight to ten
boys from the freshman team make the
varsity next season." he predicts. "We
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Freshmen Ni.k J:nes
Mark
Marcopolis. David Taylor. Steve Dawscn
and Ki.k Culberson spent most o: all of
the 1971 season on the varsity, but
pler.u of high-quality freshmen were left
on Nelson's squad.
Forward Culberson, who scored the
only L'N'C goal in the varsity's 3-1 loss to
Mary land Monday, was the key to the Tar
Baby offense for most of the season.
"Culberson was the best player we
had." says Nelson. "He's highly skilled.
v ' he still doesn't realize his full
capabilities yet. We expect a lot from him
next vear."
Duke tix on
A limited number of tickets to the
Duke-Carolina football game in Durham
Nov. 20 will be available to students this
morning at 8:30 in the Carmich3el
Auditorium ticket office.
Students can buy tickets for S6. IDs
are required. The high cost is necessary
because Duke's officials went to a great
amount of expense to build bleachers to
seat the large crowd expected.
Season basketball tickets for students'
wives will be available next Monday
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The Tar Babies' real strength however
was defense, which allowed crdy five
goals all season. Goalies Ren Voncha.
who wul probably start for the varscty
thes Friday versus Duke, and Mike Muscal
were exceptional.
"Our two goalies were the mcst
dependable players on the team." Neison
points out. "Neither was particularly
flashy, but both of them did an
outstanding job all season long. John
Rhodes (center fullback) was alio
impressive on defense, but he needs to
work on his kicking style."
Forwards David Gersb.enson and Vem
Gnzzard seemed to be m the nght place
at the right time all season were the top
Tar Baby scorers, along with Culberson.
At center halfback burly Randy Gray
was impressive with his powerful kicking
style, while halfback Mark Berson and
forward Tracey Jones, both of whom
made the varsity squad, came up with
steady performances.
Nelson gives partial credit to his two
coaching assistants, Tim Snyder of
Cortland State in New York and Doug
May of New York's Brockport State, who
"did an excellent job, aiding Nelson w hile
working towards masters degrees in
physical education.
sale today
through Wednesday at the ticket offke,
open from 8:30-4:30.
These are the only times these tickets
are available. Season tickets for students'
wives will cost SI 2.50.
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The final score was S2-73 as Heels slugged it out against Heels. (Staff photo by Cliff
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FOR SALE : '63 VW Bus, good running
condition, and body & tires in fairly 5c.d share
has steel cot & mattress, curtains & chair,
good radio with 2 speakers, grey & - ite Can
Pittsboro 5A2-a082. P.S. Good Price'
LOST DOG: Medium sired, light brown, part
collie, tags &ay "Clark County. 1970. " Answers
to 'Hans." If found, call 968-1701. REWARD.
RIDE Needed to GREENVILLE, N.C. Nov. 12
after 3 p.m. Will share expenses. Call Chuck.
933-4821.
Ride Needed to WASHINGTON, DC. Fnd3y,
Nov. 12. Leave late afternoon, return Sunday
evening. Call: Josiane Massard, 933-6208 : Gary
lanziti. 967-5898.
WANTED: instructors to teach beginner ice
skaters experience not necessary basics,
figures, freestyle, dance, hockey. Apply Daniel
Boone Ice Rink, Hillsborough, or can
732-9079.
FOR A CONSERVATIVE ALTERNATIVE.
Write: National Traditionalist Caucus. G.P.O.
Box 2410, New York, New York. 10001. Do It
Today!
1968 VW Campmobile, with pop-vio top and air
conditioning, fully equipped, excellent
condition inside and out, perfect running
condition. Book value $2500 make an offer.
967-1632.
STEREO CASSETTE RECORDER - Concord
F-400 AC-DC 1 Year Old, list 189.00, $100.
Excellent condition. 933-2557.
The Best Layed Plans of Mice and Men Award:
congratulations "T" on a job well done, (you
too, mike).
dmjs
Earn at home addressing envelopes. Rush
stamped, self-addressed envelope to P.J. Myers.
Rt. 1, Box 400, Summerville, S.C. 29433.
We desperately need a round trip ride to
COLUMBIA, S.C. weekend of November 19.
Will share expenses. Andy & Ellen ) 933-4519.
APARTMENT WANTED: Single girl desires
permanent residence in Chapel Hill area. Call
Monica at 383-1881 after 5:30.
"67 PONTIAC LEMANS. One owner. Grey with
black vinyl top. AM-FM radio. Very good
condition. Reasonable. Call 942-5812 after 6.
FOR SALE: 1967 CHEVROLET I M PAL A
Convertible, yellow with black top. Automatic,
power steering, small V-8 for great gas mileage.
Fantastic sounding tape playerFM stereo (4
speakers) Burglar proof. Perfectly
maintained, low mileage. Hate to sell, but have
new car. $1200. Call Steve at 929-6750. (P.S.
Poiyglas tires.)
'69 Valiant 2 door white with blue interior, 6
cyl. radio, heater, straight transmission, very
good tires, $300 and assume loan, or $1300.
F-3 Royal Park, 967-7955.
STUDENT ORIENTED FLIGHT INSTRUCTION
STUDENT with FAA Flight Instructor's
Certificate would like to begin ground vchoo
for all students and faculty members, regardless
of sex, or i9e, who are interested in becoming
private or commercial pilots. Ground school
will be conducted at no charge for thove who
also tae flight instruction in conjunction with
the school: flight instruction rates will be the
most economical in this area. A comprehensive
materials kit ($30) has been ccrpiled which
will facilitate ground training (in addition to
instruction, training films and slides) and will
continue to be functional to the pilot a'ter
certification. Ground school hours a'e flexible
possibly one night per wek dependent upon
demand and consensus. Flight instruction is
available now and ground school will begin as
soon as interest is indicated. Can Gus Gray at
929-3601 after 6 p.m. for information andor
scheduling.
DATING SERVICE! Meet moe members of
the opposite sex in Chapel Hill. For details,
write Box 77346. Dept. C, Atlanta. Ga. 303C9.
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1966 white Piy 4 dk-ior ha'dtp n tues
new shocks r.;s great Ca'i Stfve V.o1irJ
- 96 7- 764 1
HELP1 Despera'e ly need apart .ent, h.-U'. ci
trailer for 2. 3 or 4 males, to rent ioh'kj
Jan. 1. Cj:i q33 6 162 anytime
66 VV. Bj4. 3.000 miles on rebuilt engine.
H i s seve'ai dents. GO'Xi '.ti i
Vechjr,c aHv fcHfM. M,ie o'er. 5M .
VW. Kjrnim Gh.a. 1968 straight dne. brrwn
with brown interior. AM-FM rad'O. G.""'J
iechanica'ly. $1300. Can 042 83P", after t.
P.m.
RIDE NEEDED DESPERATELY TO
NORFOLK OR VIRGINIA BE ACM this
Friday, preferably after 3 p.m. Will stiare
expenses. Call Dave, 933-6131.
AT AUCTION BY OWNER: 1 9t 0 VGA, 1600
series, great sports car. Very good mechanical
condition. Much new equipment. Auction
Sat. Nov. 13. 1971. 11-.30 a.m. AOO MiCauley
Street. Call 929-1595 after 5:30 p.m. to inspect
car. Bidding start at $500.
TIMOTHY TAPELL. Where Are You' Kilqore
Trout Bill and (Sue) Ceppi wish to hear from
you. Write 511 W. Dayton, Madison. Wisconsin.
53703. If anynne knows his wnerejhouli please
give our message. Thjnk you.
PRIVATE READING INSTRUCTION FOR
PRESCHOOLERS. Research has shown that
children who read before entering school
maintain their advantage. Learn how to teach
your own child through a qualified instructor.
Telephone Mrs. Sheratan Downie, 967-5467.
STEREO ALBUMS and 8-TRACK TAPES FOR
SALE: Over 500 recent albums. Where: 105B
North St.. across from new NCNB Drive In
Bank. When. Nov. 7 -Nov. 14. 4-8 p.m. Tail
9C8-1385 for information or directions. Price
$.50-$2.50.
UNITED FREIGHT SALES : STEREOS (3)
three brand new stereo component systems.
Garrard turntable, AM-FM. FM stereo radio,
powerfull solid state amplifier, four spaker
audio system, jacks for extra spakers. tape
input and output, and dust cover. To be void
for $119.95 each. They may be inspected at
United Freight Sales, 1005 Fast Whittaker MiM
Rd., R aieigh.
65 VW - Rebuilt engine (guaranteed),
reupholstered, .iberglass belted tires (only
3,000 miles old), new muffler, Man O'tr.
967-5384.
GIRL DANCE R WANTED - NOT TOPLESS
In town club call 96 7-7483 after 3 p.-v As for
Ted for information.
FOR SALE: 1966 MOB in good condition,
rebuilt engine, reed to sell Quickly. Call
96 8-91 1 7.
BICYCLES: Good
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721 Chapel HiH Pa
N.C. 227-2295.
Supply 10 a'id 3 speed
tt e. Coble Cde 4 Mower,
, at Tucker St . Burlington.
1969 TR--6 with overdrive for saie.
condition. $2,350. Can 920-744 1.
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RIDE NEEDED TO NEW ENGLAND OR NEW
YORK AREA, on Nov. 19'h or 20th. I share
expenses. Can Out after 6 p.m. 367-7834.
FOR SALE: 1968 Opel Kedet SW - 40.00
miles -- real good condition new tires clean
come see contact Dave Robinson, Fir.ley
GoU Cojrve. 933-2349 good second car.
$10 To Anone who finds my plack, plastic,
clip front notebook. Lost m Student stores.
942-7774 aftftr 5
TAPE RECORDER. National (Matsushita).
$70. 4 track. 5" reels, microphone, earphone.
Soid state. AC or battery power. Attache type
case. 1102 Gra-viiie West. 933 2413.
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