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Carolina's John O'Donnel! fires a high-arced shot over Florida State's Greg Rady in
Saturday's game in Madison Square Garden. The Tar Heels avenged last year's FSU loss
by downing the Seminoles.
Wrestlers
The North Carolina wrestling team
dropped its eleventh loss of the season to
uiieience foe Virginia Saturday in
Carmichael Auditorium, 42-3.
The Tar Heels, now with a record of
2-11 overall, are 0-3 in conference
competition.
Plagued by illnesses and injuries"" all
season long, Carolina managed to keep
even and in some cases lead its opponents
in the first two rounds of individual
bouts, but eventually succumbed to the
better conditioned Cavaliers.
Head coach Sam Barnes will be faced-;
with a similar problem tonight as thewj
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Blue Devils of Duke University.
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fall to Virginia
"I had hoped to look better than we
did," said Barnes after the match with the
Wahoos, "but what I saw tonight was not
very encouraging. I don't know what to
say about Duke because I don't know
what they've got."
Just for the record, they've got plenty
of something, . including two-time ACC
heavyweight champ Ed Newman, and
ACC 167 pound runnerup Walt
Reinhardt, Besides those two, they've got
back Dan Marano, Duke's most valuable
performer in 1970 who missed last year's
competition due to, academic difficultieg.
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Tar Heels bury
by Winston Gavin
Sports Editor
NEW YORK CITY -To most ACC
teams, a nonconference game at this stage
of the season seems unimportant and
meaningless. But to Dean Smith's North
Carolina Tar Heels, Saturday's contest
with Florida State was as significant as
any regular-season game could be.
The Tar Heels were going all out to
avenge last year's 79-75 upset loss to the
Seminoles in the NCAA semifinals. They
did just that in handing Hugh Durham's
charges a stinging 91-79 defeat in
Madison Square Garden.
Playing before a sparse crowd of 6,347
fans, many of whom came up from North
Carolina, Smith's men outrebounded the
taller Florid ians and led most of the way
before canning the victory.
Florida State outshot Carolina, 59.6
West makes nationals
Track
by Toby Harrell
Sports Writer
Carolina closed out its regular indoor
track season Saturday by. overwhelming
Clemson University in a non-scoring dual
meet in the frigid Tin Can. The Tar Heels
took nine of thirteen firsts, with
co-captain Hubert West winning both the
broad jump and the 60-yard dash.
West jumped 24 feet, TA inches for
first in the event, but more importantly,
the jump qualified him for the national
finals in Detroit next month. Still feeling
his oats after the jump, West trotted to
Carolina leading to the ACC tournament
that starts Friday in Durham.
The official results of the
UNC-Virginia meet were as follows:
weight class-wrestler, (school).
118-Byrum (UVa.) pinned,
Cornacchione, 5:14; 126-Hall (UNC)
dec. Holland, 4-3; 134-McGonigal
(UVa.) dec. Brinton, 11-4;
142-Bittenberger (UVa.) pinned Moose,
4:28; 150-Drew (UVa.) pinned Williams,
3:01; 158Derrickson (UVa.) pinned
Wrenn, 4:38; 167-Michaels (UVa.) dec.
Evans, 9-4; 177-Curzi (UVa.) dec.
,Wheeler, 1 2-7; 190-Voliva (UVa.) .dec.
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per cent to 50.7, but the Heels took 14
more shots and made two more field
goals. FSU hit on 11 of 15 free throws,
but could not keep up with Carolina's
blistering 95 per cent free throw
shooting. The Heels made 19 of 20 from
the line, considerably better than their 68
per cent average.
The Seminoles did get more assists
than Carolina, something few teams are
able to do. They got 23 assists to UNC's
18. UNC had 19 turnovers to FSU's 21.
and Carolina outrebounded Florida State,
34-23.
Smith lauded the play of his big men,
who did an amazing job on the boards.
"Florida State is a physical team," Smith
said. "Bobby Jones, Ed Stahl and Mitch
Kupchak did outstanding jobs on the
boards.
"Our defense was sporadic at times,
but give Florida State credit for that."
team impressive
the other side of the track and won the
60 with a time of 6.6, barely edging out
fellow co-captain Hank Snowden, who in
turn, finished second in the-broad jump.
Other Tar Heels who have qualified for
the nationals are Darryl Kelly (triple
jump), Reggie McAfee (2 mile) and Tony
Waldrop (mile).
With All American Tony Waldrop and
Olympian Lennox Stewart leading the
way, the Heels took firsts in the mile, two
mile, 1000 yard run, mile relay and ran
unopposed in the two mile relay. Stewart
won the mile in 4:16.4, which teammate
David Hamilton turned in his best time
ever and took third at 4:24. Mike Garcia
ran an excellent race for the Heels in the
two mile and finished first in 9:17.1. Mark
Gaylord was third at 9:34.6. In the 1000,
Tony Waldrop blazed around the track in
2:12.2 for first with Barry Lanier taking
, third at 2:23.1. Carolina's mile relay team
of Winfred Falls, Hank Snowden,
Waldrop and Stewart squeaked out a
victory in the relay with a time of 3.23.8.
Clemson's foursome finished at 3.23.9.
The Tar Heels were just as strong in
; the field events, taking first in the broad
jump, shotput and high jump. Brad
Mullinax put the shot 45 feet, 1 VA inches
for first, with Mike Stegall finishing third
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Smith commented about the progress
of his team, vkhich now has a 20-4 record
(FSU is 16-7). "Before the season. I said
there was no way this team could be as
good as last year's second-ranked team,"
he said. "I never compare teams, but I'm
pleasantly surprised." It is the sixth
season out of seven that Carolina has won
, 20 games or more.
The game gave freshman Mitch
Kupchak a chance to perform before his
family and his high school buddies from
Brentwood, where he was a terror last
year. Kupchak hit three of five from the
field and had five rebounds.
The Tar Heels jumped to an early 7-2
lead after two and a half minutes, but the
Seminoles came back to take a 16-13 lead
with 12:55 left in the first half. The
Floridians started hitting some outlandish
shots and it looked like trouble.
with a throw of 39 feet, lOVz inches.
Chuck Ball seems to be getting back into
form in the high jump and won the event
by clearing 6 feet, 8 inches. David
Hawkins was third for the Heels with a
leap of 6 feet, 2 inches. The Tar Heels
also took second and third in the triple
jump with Darryl Kelly going 46 feet, 1 1
inches and Fred Woltz hop, skip and
jumping 43 feet, 3Vi inches.
Although no spectacular times or
distances were recorded at this meet, the
'Tar Heels seem to be in good shape,
except for a few colds. If the team can
remain healthy, it's possible they could
give perennial champs Maryland a run for
their money in the conference
championships next weekend at College
Park.
Maryland is the ACC's perennial
champion in indoor as well as outdoor
track. The Tar Heels can enhance
Carolina's Carmichael Cup chances with
an ACC title.
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State
Carolina managed to regain the lead
moments later when Donn Johnston
converted a three-point play at 9:27 to
give UNC a 22-20 lead. The Tar Heels
rolled to a 42-3S advantage at the half.
The Seminoles saw their chances wane
when seven-foot center Lawrence McCray
picked up his fourth foul w ith 15 minutes
to go. Flashy guard Otto Petty, the 5-7
speedster who devoured Carolina last
season, picked up number four nine
minutes later and Florida State was dead.
The foul-pbgued Seminoles did put on
one brief rally. Reggie Royals drove the
lane to cut UNC's lead to 60-55 with
12:28 left in the game, and Petty s
outside shot made it 64-59 with 10
minutes left. It was the closest FSU came,
however, as Carolina soon burst out into
a 74-63 lead. Smith sent his men into the
four corners with a 74-64 lead and four
minutes left and it was all over.
Royals and Otis Cole each bombed in
29 points for FSU. Royals was the
leading rebounder for State with eight.
Petty had a blazing nine assists before
fouling out.
For Carolina, Stahl pumped in 26
points, while Karl had 25. Jones led in
rebounds with 1 1 and Darrell Elston dealt
out six assists.
After the game, the Seminole coach
said Carolina's zone defense in the second
half hurt his team's inside game, where
they massacred Carolina last year.
Durham would not allow anyone to
talk to his players. "They're in pretty bad
spirits right now," he said.
Florida State FG FT TP
Royals 11-16 7-7 29
JoMnson 2-4 0-1 4
McCray 4-8 0-0 8
Burke 0-0 0-0 0
Cole 14-19 1-3 3
Gay 2-3 0-0 4
Grady 0-5 2-2 2
Totals 34-57 11-15 79
North Carolina FG FT TP
Jones 3-10 2-3 8
Johnston 2-6 1-1 5
Stahl 12-16 2-2 26
Karl 8-15 9-9 25
Elston 5-10 0-0 10
Hoffman 2-5 3-3 7
O'Oonnell 1-4 0-0 2
Kupchak 3-5 2-2 8
Hite 0-0 0-0 0
Bell O-O O-O 0
Wadded 0-0 0-0 O
Totals 36-71 19-20 91
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