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Johnny Klise
Another swim gold
John Writer of Clarendon Hills,
Illinois, and Lanny Bassham of Fort
Worth, Texas, two of the fastest guns in
the competition, finished 12 in small
bore rifle shooting and Shirley Babashoff
of Fountain Valley, California, with a
clutch final leg spurt in the women's
400-meter freestyle relay, saved a gold
shutout in swimming to feature
Wednesday's Olympic competition.
Writer and Bassham, firing as fast as is
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Bobby Fischer claimed and won
another draw Wednesday night on the
repetition of moves rule in the 20th game
of his world chess championship match
against Boris Spassky and inched to
within one point of the world title.
The next and possibly last game
of the championship match is scheduled
for 1 p.m. EDT Thursday. Fischer, still
leading Spassky by three points, now
needs only one win or two draws to take
the crown.
i Fischer, playing for a draw, called
referee Iothar Schmid to the chess board
after the 54th move and asked him what
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by Dan Collins
Assistant Sports Editor
Going into the final two weeks before
the Carolina football squad's season
opener with Richmond, offensive
backfield coach Moyer Smith continues
to describe the four-way race for the
starting quarterback spot as "up in the
air."
Coach Smith admits that last year's ace
punter Nick Vidnovic is the leading
contender but his lead is in no way
insurmountable. Pressure is being applied
by junior Johnny Klise and sophomores
Chris Kupec and Charles Baggett..
"Right now Vidnovic holds the edge,"
Coach Smith said yesterday, "but nothing
definite will be decided until after today's
(Wednesday) and Saturday's scrimmages.
By the start of the week we should know
who will be the starting quarterback
riflemen claim two
humanly possible, overwhelmed the field
with Writer grabbing the gold medal with
a world record 1,166 hits in the three
positions. His total beat the old world
mark, held by a Russian, by just one shot.
Bassham had a 1,157 total and Werner
Lippoldt of West Germany had 1,153 for
the bronze medal.
In swimming, where the United States
had won four of seven earlier races, the
U.S. victory in the women's 400-meter
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the position would be for a repetition of
moves.
"Bobby was laughing and asked me,
'Say, exactly what position is a repeat of
moves. I'm not certain.'" Schmid said
after the game. "I got my own scoresheet
because Bobby's was unreadable and
showed him the position it could be.
Then he grinned and said, 'Yes, guess
so.' "
Schmid said Spassky played over some
other possibilities after the draw had been
agreed upon and told him, "Yes, it's a
draw. I cannot find a way out. I'm sure
there is not a win here."
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For Vidnovic, whose game experience
last year was restricted to punting, his
quest for the starting signal calling spot
has been on the line since the first day of
practice last spring. Battling last year's
number one reserve, Klise, two
highly-touted high school Ail-Americans
and rumors that he is too small to be a
successful college quarterback, the 5'11"
1 76 pound junior from Falls Church,
Virginia, has continued to move the team
in intrasquad practices.
Vidnovic got his first big break when
he surprised everyone by leading the
Blues to a 3821 victory over the Whites
in the annual Blue-White intrasquad
game. During the game he completed five
of twelve passes and two touchdowns.
Going into spring practice, John Klise
was the most-often mentioned candidate
to succeed Paul Miller who was lost to
relay was the only one turned in
Wednesday as Shane Gould of Australia
won the women's 400-meter freestyle for
her second gold of the Games, Gunnar
Larsson of Sweden nipped Tim McKee of
Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, in the
men's 400- individual medley and
Nobutaka Taguchi of Japan won the
men's 1 00-meter breast stroke.
All but Larsson's race produced world
records. Miss Babashoff, who finished
However, U.S. Grandmaster Larry
Evahs said, "I don't think Spassky
exhausted all his winning possibilities."
It was the third game in the last four x
that Fischer has claimed as a draw
because of the repetition of moves rule. ' I
The rule, a basic one in chess, states that
if any position recurs three times with the -same
player to move, his opponent may
claim a draw if he wishes.
The draw left Fischer with 1 1 Vz points '
to Spassky's 8Vi. Fischer needs either one
victory or two draws to become the first
American world chess' champion in
modern times.
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graduation. Experience was thought to
play a larger part in the deliberation and
Klise is the only one of the four with
varsity game experience.
The coaching staff, however, has
decided to put much greater emphasis on
practice sessions and allow game
experience to take a back seat.
"All we have been relying on so far is
our judgments," Coach Smith admits,
"how each of the quarterbacks have
performed in practice and how they are
able to move the team."
Kupec and Baggett alternated for the
top quarterback spot on the undefeated
freshman squad last fall, with one usually
starting the first half and the other calling
signals in the second half. Both
were impressive with Kupec being tagged
as the better passer of the two and
Baggett the better ball-carrier.
Baggett, the only North Carolinian of
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fourth in the race won by Miss Gould,
took over the final leg in the 400- relay
about a stroke behind her East German
rival, but spurted the remaining 100
meters to win by an eyelash in 3:55.2.
Swimming with her in the relay were
Sandra Neilson of El Monte, California,
winner of the 100- freestyle on Tuesday,
Jenny Kemp of Cincinnati, and Jane
Barkroann of Wayne, Pennsylvania.
The women's 400- freestyle proved a
disaster for the Americans the first
time they have been shutout in swimming
during these Games.
Miss Gould won in the world record
time of 4:19.04 with Novella Calligaris of
Italy second and Gudrun Wegner of East
Germany third. Miss Babashoff was next,
followed by Jenny Wylie of Mountain
View, California, and Keena Rothhammer
of Santa Clara, California.
In other earlier events, the unbeaten
U.S. water polo team scored a 75
victory over Mexico to extend its record
to 4-0; two of three U.S. fencers
advanced to the quarterfinals in
individual sabre; three of five U.S.
wrestlers made it through the fourth
round and bantam-weight Ricardo
Carreras scored his first victory in boxing.
Finals were on tap later in men's
individual gymnastics light-weight
weightlifting, men's springboard diving
and men's individual foils fencing. And in
the basketball tournament, the unbeaten
U.S. team was in action against Brazil.
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Fran Tarkenton all season and ended the
year with 1 77 yards in 3 1 carries for a 5.7
average.
On the other hand, Kupec has been
touted as the best passing quarterback at
Carolina since Danny Talbot- He proved
last season that he was capable of putting
the ball in the air by completing 48 passes
in 76 attempts for an amazing 806 yards
in only five games.
The possibility has been mentioned
that the Tar Heels would go with more
than one starting quarterback in a
platoon type system.
"If we have two quarterbacks who can
do the job," Coach Smith said, "then we
will be using two quarterbacks. But if we
can only find one player capable of
moving the team then we'll go like we
have in the past with only one
quarterback."
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Ike Oglesby's comeback has been
hampered somewhat by a bruised thigh
the senior tailback suffered in last week's
scrimmage.
Offensive backfield coach Moyer Smith
said Wednesday Oglesby has been slowed
down for a few days by the injury. He
hasn't seen contact work since last
Thursday.
"He'll probably start contact work
again late this week," Smith said. "The
bruise should be no hindrance to
Oglesby."
The Greensboro native should be ready
for action when the Tar Heels open their
season with Richmond in Kenan Stadium
next week. But he is now fighting to win
back the starting spot he lost when he
suffered severe muscle damage in his legs
a year ago.
Tommy Bradley, a sophomore from
Gastonia, is currently the starting
tailback. He is followed by junior Billy
Hite and Oglesby. Bradley has been
shifted from quarterback, and Hite saw a
lot of action on last season's varsity.
"Bradley and Hite have played
, extremely well for us so far," Smith said.
As a sophomore in 1970, Oglesby
played under the shadow of Ail-American
Don McCauley, but saw enough action to
justify big pre-season buildups. He took
126 snaps that year for 562 yards, which
made him the greatest sophomore ground
gainer in Carolina history. Those figures
are even more impressive when you
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consider the fact that he usually ran
behind the second-string offensive line.
Oglesby stepped into a starter's role in
1971 after McCauley left for Baltimore.
He appeared headed for all-star honors
when he raced for 504 yards in the first
four games, including six touchdowns. If
he regains full strength, his potential is
unlimited.
Carolina coaches feel Oglesby is
progressing well. Smith summed it up
when he said, "We know what he's
capable of doing. Once he returns, he'll
just have to fight back.
Club football
begins practice
The UNC'Football Club, entering its
third season of play, will hold the first
practice on August 31, 6 P.M., on the
field in front of Carmichael Auditorium.
Nine games have been scheduled this fall,
including a tilt with American University
of Washington, D.C.
The club is composed of students who
want to play football, yet cannot
compete on the varsity level. The Club's
premise is "Football for fun," butbasic
conditioning and fundamentals are not
forgotten. Club members are fully Insured
against injury, and practices are
supervised.
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