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Saturday, September 29. 1973
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Carolina linebacker Jimmy DeRatt strains to try and block a pass by Clemson's
Ken Pengltore In last fail's 28-1 0 Tar Heel win over the Tigers. DeRatt will be facing a
different band of Tigers today when Missouri invades Kenan Stadium at 1:30 p.m.
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soccer win
The UNC JV soccer team rolled over
Brevard Junior College 5-1 this afternoon, to
capture their third win of the season.
After a scoreless first half, the Tar Babies
came out smoking. John Godwin got the
first UNC goal with 2:50 gone.
James Barnes got the hat-trick when he
scored three goals in less than three minutes,
i Kent JIudgens scored the final Carolina
goal oh an assist by Steve Berson.
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Opinions are like bellybuttons . . . everybody's got one.
Around the Hill this week, opinions concerning the fate of the 1973 Tar Heel
football team have been flying about as fast and furious as the dust in the Union
parking lot.
I ventured out Thursday afternoon to get a feeling as to where the student body's
head was at, concerning the Missouri game this afternoon and other related
matters.
Freshman Paul Liverman told me "With the quarterback ( Vidnovic) out, 1 think
Missouri will win. Even if he (Vidnovic) plays, they've got a lot of improving to do
over their last game."
A more optimistic freshman named Kevin Barris said 1 think we'll beat them.
Carolina 21 Missouri 10."
Senior Kal Stein warned, "If they don't beat Missouri, they won't beat State,"
already forecasting doom for the Heels in their upcoming showdown with the
Wolfpack in Raleigh.
"I want them (Carolina) to win," pleaded senior Mona Simmons. "I want them
to go ail the way. It didn't seem like Tar Heel football last w eek .... It hurt me."
Freshman Bennie Goldstein said "Look for the Tar Heels to be a mean team this
Saturday. . . . they know nobody is going to roll over and play dead for them
now."
Kathy Roscana summed her feelings thusly, "If we lose, I hope they don't break
the elevators in James."
I hope they don't too, Kathy. It's one hell of a walk up those stairs.
It seems to me that not nearly enough has been made of Nolan Ryan s smashing
of Sandy Koufax's season strikeout record. Ryan erased the former lefthanded
Dodger pitching star's record in ten less innings of work, pitching for a team that
was at best lukewarm the entire season. They should give Ryan the Cy Young aw ard
tomorrow on a silver platter. .
If you don't have anything to do some afternoon, truck on over to Carmichael
and check out Tom LaGardc play basketball. He's the most exciting freshman
basketball player I have ever seen play. Period .... Speaking of basketball, it
appears that the pot for the game between State and UCLA in St. Louis on
December 15 will be the richest in the history of college basketball. Some say it will
be the most closely watched game since the UCLA-Houston encounter at the
Astrodome back in 1968 .... Couldn't you just feel the emotion radiating from
the face of Dallas Cowboys' coach Tom Landry Monday night as he joined a
prestigious and select group of coaches w ho have won 1 00 or more N FL games. He
really is expressive. Reminiscent of Silent Sam .... You'll learn a lot about the
Cowboys, football, and what it takes to be a human being by picking up a copy of
Lance RentzePs autobiography When All the Laughter Died in Sorrow. Rentel's
sensitive discussion of his life and psychological abnormalities is available in
paperback and well worth a dollar.
It really wouldn't surprise me if Oklahoma upended Southern Cal. this
afternoon. Stranger things have happened .... I think that the Oakland A's
haven't even reached their peak yet this season. I'm going all the way with Dick
William's crew of talented baseball players. Late dealings by the Athletic's front
office has strengthened the club again this season.
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Things are getting tighter all the time for
the hearty competitors in the, DTH football
predictions contest.
No less than three staffers are tied for first
place after posting 9-1 records last week.
Sports Editor Elliott Warnock, his assistant
Michael Davis and Associate Editor Seth
Effron are all tied for the top spot with 17-3
records after two weeks.
Close behind are Managing Editor
Winston Cavin and Staff Writer Greg
Turosak. Editor Susan Miller and Associate
Editor Mary Ncwsom are on the bottom
four games out.
Everybody missed on Carolina and
Maryland last time, so the staffers are
playing it safe this week by going with
Missouri. "That way, even if we lose to
Mizzou, I'll .have some consolation,"
explains Cavin.
This week's picks provide more
challenges. Cavin and Miller went out on a
limb by picking Auburn over Tennessee,
while Turosak is making his bid for first
place by going with Richmond over Wake
Forest.
A prize has been added to the contest. The
winner still gets a Tar Heel Special from the
Carolina Union. And the loser will receive
two Tar Heel Specials,.
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