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evening at 7:30 in room 204 of the Carolina
Union.
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regardless of experience. Club officials
indicate that tliey are in need of men and
women under 120 pounds to coxwain the
boats. ' ,
WCAR will be broadcasting Wednesday
night's junior varsity basketball ga'me
bednnina at 5:45.
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The North Carolina Tar Heels get a long
awaited chance for revenge against Wake
Forest Wednesday night when the old rivals
clasti in an Atlantic Coast Conference game
at Carolina Auditorium.
The contest will get under way at 8 p.m.
with another sellout crowd of 8.8(H) .looking
on. Junior varsity teams of the two schools
tangle in a preliminary game at 5:55 p.m.
Using a slowdown offense. Wake Forest
stunned Carolina. 54-52. in a first-round
game of the ACC Tournament last March.
Tar Heel players have been anxious ever
since to atone for that set-back.
But it won't be easy to do. Wake Forest
has a vastly improved team this year and
rates as one of the quickest clubs in the
Track
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Several good performances in Chapel H ill
and an outstanding showing in Nassau, N.Y.
highlighted the first indoor track action of
the season for North Carolina last weekend.
All-America miler Tony Waldrop turned
in a brilliant effort in Nassau's Knights of
Columbus Meet. He finished fourth in the
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have scored a number of impressive
victories, beating such teams as Duke. Pcnn.
West Virginia and Rice.
Carolina, ranked fifth nationally, rolled to
its 10th win in 1 1 starts at Virginia Saturday,
holding off a late Cavalier surge for an 87-75
decision. Back-court star Darrcll Elston was
the man in the clutch for the Tar Heels in that
game.
Coach Dean Smith says he hopes his team
will play with the same type of enthusiasm
Wednesday night that it displayed in two
road wins last week. "Sometimes when you
win on the road and then come home, you
have a tendency to relax. Smith said. "We
can't afford that against a team as good as
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two-mile run with a time of 8:42.6. That's
just short of Reggie McAfee's school record.
The rest of the Tar Heel squad competed
in a practice meet against N.C. State, Duke
-and East Carolina. Dave Hamilton also had
a good day in the two-mile with a time of
9:07.
junior college transfer Sam Beazley went
23-1 1 in the long jump and Hank Snowden
had a jump of 22-4. Snowden also ran a
strong leg on the mile relay.
Freshman William Southerland won the
880 in 1:59. He also looked good on the
relay. Other top efforts were turned in by
Mark Gaines in the shot and freshmen
Howard Fitts and Tim Quinn in the 440.
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Smith feels the addition of junior college
transfer Cal Stamp makes the Deacons a far
stronger team than last year. "Stamp gives
them the big man they needed to go with the
team's outstanding quickness. he said. "The
best indication I know of Wake's quickness
is the fact that Duke chose to hold the ball in
its game with Wake.
Despite the fact that the Deacons had
success with a slowdown game against
Carolina last season. Smith does not feel
Wake Forest will hold the ball Wednesday.
"1 think Wake Forest feels now that it has the
personnel to play with anyone on its
schedule, he said.
Tony Byers, one of the ACCs best
performers, will lead the Deacs into
Carmichael Auditorium. He played a
brilliant role in Wake Forest's win over
Carolina last year.
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