I V Tb D-f!y Tar Hel (.Tcmdsy, Feferttsry 13, 174 Tl if I 1 Via' lJi, 1 il Qo mm irrm rum rn ii CS IU &r mk Jm ' Jw. Ju. JaA LJL Ami. uo team swarms 0 lof For both teams, this is the last game of the regular season with tournament action beginning Thursday at UNC G. The game is in the main Elon gymnasium and will be played between two high school tournament games. Without a student I.D., general admission is $1.50. 7 by Ciava Levin C ports Writer The mighty Carolina fencing team flexed its muscles over the weekend and in the process mangled Clemson, Virginia, and William & Mary by the combined score of 64-17. None of the matches were close, in fact, the nearest any of the three teams came to beating UNC was W&M. who lost 18-9. The Tar Heels were just too classy for the competition. The matches against W&M and Virginia were clinched at 14-2. while Clemson was clawed 14-1. Carolina defeated Clemson and Virginia by the identical score of 23-4 and the Virginia match would have been worse if UNC's top fencers from each weapon had not been competing for the Junior Olympic team in Florida. No fewer than seven Tar Heels went undefeated through the three matches, a feat seldom accomplished by anyone. The foils team had the best overall record NOW PLAYING Shows: 1 2:35, 4:50. 7:05, 9:20 James Caan Marsha Mason-Eli Wallach "Cinderella Liberty" An Unexpected Love Story NOW PLAYING Shows: 2:30, 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 . f 4 ..A o Ceeweawtosfleea fconwiy HELD OVER Shows: 3:30, 5:30. 7:30, 9:30 it is I ! f J V tv2 i y;..'tT?n- 1 I i V.K , e- e. i ' I 'Hi L. U ) turn id b. 's-l SUJf photo by Efflotl Wamock around FSU player. imcm! samne For free admission to the women's basketball game. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in. Elon, all students must show their student I.D.s at the door. Neither squad. Elon 13-0 and UNC 10-1. has lost to any North Carolina opponent. T-j 11 n tie ii for the three meets as they finished 24-3. They sustained just one loss in each match, as Jim Scott. Charlie Brown, and Jim Krause combined for an 18-0 record. Scott's slate was 7-0 as he beat his opponents by an average of 5-2 each match. Brown finished 6-. 0 and he clinched both the Clemson and W&M matches with 5-1 victories. Krause was 5-0 but he didn't fence against Virginia. His final bout against W&M was fantastic as he rallied from a 0-4 deficit to win 56-4. Charles Chewning was 3-1 for the weekend while Wilsonnii Grandy went 3-2. The sabre team finished 22-5 for thcthree matches, including a perfect 9-0 record against Clemson. Thurbert Baker's fencing was outstanding as he finished 7-0. Two of his bouts went to 5-4. but each time he managed to gain the final touch. John Thacker went 6-1 in the three matches, his only defeat being a 4-5 decision against W&M. Travis Hanes was 4-0, but his record would have been higher had he fenced EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 4:40-7:00 p.m. EACH ONLY 01.39 f1on- .14 Fried Chicken rice and gravy, peas tossed salad, french bread Tuos- Country Style Steak potatoes, string beans tossed salad, french bread tcid- Yankeo Pot Roast rice, peas tossed salad, french bread P'lWI PSHB EATIOWSc University Square offers .D ANN ON YOGURT Introductory Price: if $n n M M AC131D)V yy TAKE OUT OR EAT IN Open 10:30 am-9:00 pm X Special ALL DAY LONG I Try Our Delicious Ockod Beans Located in the Corner of the Koretizing Bldg. Across From Fowlers GREENSBORO The Coliseum in 'Greensboro Saturday evening was the scene of the most unselfish team on the East coast defeating one of the most selfish teams on the seaboard, as the Tar Heels of the University of North Carolina whipped the Florida State Seminoles by a 104-85 score. The Tar Heels used a combination of a bristling fast break, pressure defense, and intelligent shot selection to up their season record to 18-3. 10-0 against non-conference opponents. It appeared in the opening session that Weekend track finals The UNC indoor track team captured five first places hee Saturday, but South Carolina had the other eight, as the Gamecocks defeated Carolina and Clemson in the final triangular meet of the season. South Carolina came in first with 72 points. Carolina was second with 58 and Clemson had only six. The fieldmen captured four of the five first places won by the Tar Heels with Sam Beasley leading the way. Beasley leaped to his best effort of the season in winning the long jump (24 Vi) and also jumped to victory in thetriplejump(48- against Virginia. A.J. Keane fenced well for a 3-0 mark, including a win against W&M. Theo Walker finished 2-4. but one of his bouts was a 5-3 victory in which he scored the last five touches in a row to win. Epee had the toughest time over the weekend as they finished 16-H. Alan Knight led epee as he went 4-0, his closest match being 5-3. Team captain Bill Shipman had a 5-2 overall record as he dropped two 5-4 decisions. Both of those losses occurred in the first rounds against Clemson and W& M, prompting UNC head coach Miller to observe. "Bill just had trouble getting started; after that he was all right., Kevin Gallagher was 4-3, all his losses coming against W&M on Saturday. John Ballew went 3-1. Jim Corter lrl. and Gary Whaley 0-3 to round out epee. "Clemson was no surprise." head coach Miller said. "They were about the same as always Our starting team lost just one bout and our substitutes did very well. I'm amazed that Clemson beat N.C. State State's better by far. "William & Mary has a good team. 1 think we fenced a lot better than we did against Clemson. Our foil and sabre were pretty good 'during the match." SHOVS 1-3-5-7-9 yUow Playing Sun, Mon, Tues A h!h-styt comedy about a. young man... and tha thraa aaerats off his success A UNIVERSAL RELEASE In COLOR ! f 7 A UNIVERSAL RELEASE In COLOR US if -r- 1 l )t- 'ft J w North Carolina was going to be in for a struggle as the Seminoles were playing persistent defense and cashing in on the talents of their sharp-shooting backcourt. With 12 minutes to play iff the first hall. Carolina was trailing 25-24. A factor which could have been tremendously damaging to the Tar Heels was that 6-9 Bobby Jones committed his third foul of the first half with 9:00 on the clock and was forced to remain on the bench for the remainder of the half. Freshman Tommy LaGarde replaced 8'2). Hank Snowden finished second behind Beasley in the long jump (IVA) and came in third in the 60-yard dash in 6.6 seconds. Dave Robinson made up for Danny Deacon's absence (due to an injury) winning the pole vault with 1 4-6. Mark Gaines won first piace honors in the shot put with a toss of 50-1 and John McCabe finished third in the high jump(6-2) to complete the field events. The relay teams did not fare well, finishing second to South Carolina in the mile (3:29:8) and two-mile relay (8:08:5). Tommy Ward won the mile run in 4: 1 4 while David Hamilton finished third with 4:15:5 and came in second in the two mile with 9:18. Carolina placed two men in both the high hurdles and the 1,000-yard run. Mike Voight(7.5)and Robeit Brown (7.7) came in second and third in the high hurdles. Also Mike Stratford and William Southerland were second and third in the 1,000-yard run with times of 2:15:2 and 2:15:4 respectively. Tar Heel wrestling Carolina 34, Clemson 16 118 Henry Duke (C) won by forfeit 126 Bob Glasgow (UNC) pinned Richard Samulski 3:32 134 Steve Denison (C) defeated Mike Hali 13-1 142 Brett Bynum (UNC) pinned David Thurston 5:20 150 Bruce Vogel (C) pinned . Herb Farrish 1:24 158 Bob Reingten (UNC) defeated Stu Kelly 17-0 167 Bob Carter (UNC) defeated Bill Glynn 14-13 177 Carl Hoffman (UNC) defeated John Dlacsuk 9-4 130 Gary Wheeler (UNC) won by forfeit Heavyweight Bill Huff steadier (UNC) j pinned El vi n Chatf ield 4;42 Carolina's record is now 10-2-1 B.A. 170 Students: We have got a solution to sum-of-the years-digit depreciation accounting. Tired of double-declining balance? How about a mortization of bond premium? 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Kuester, Stahl and LaGarde preserved a six point lead during their three-minute appearance in the game. Carolina went to the dressing room with the same six-point lead, as the score stood 52-46 at the half. Both Mitch Kupchak and John O'Donncll were unable to play effectively in the second half Kupchak suffering a back injury in the first half, and strangely enough, O'Donnell injuring a groin muscle in the warm-ups. The UNC starting team, with the substitution of Stahl for Kupchak. all but blew Florida State's socks off in the first five minutes of the second half. With a furious burst. Carolina outscored the Seminoles 1 4-2. going out in front. 66-4S. with 14:30 on the clock. Florida State had the capabilities to get back in the game, but instead of getting the ball into their strongman Lawrence McCray (w ho shot 9-1 1 for the game), they chose to shoot from somewhere just outside the ivmnasts- weekend V The UNC gymnastics teams experienced mixed fortunes Saturday,' the women falling to South Carolina and Western Carolina in the morning and the men's squad soundly defeating Memphis State in the afternoon. The men's team boosted their overall record to 4-2 as they defeated the Memphis State Tigers, winners of the 1972 Southern Intercollegiate Gymnastics League championships, 132.30 to 119.90. The meet began with a three-way tie for first place among UNC's Jeff Jimeson and Rick Ludwin and MSU's Barry Redmon, who all scored 7.2 on floor exercises. The Tigers' Jim Smith took seconti place and Carolina's Carlos Rodriguez captured third, with a 6.2 as Memphis State gained an early lead, 21.35 to 20.6 UNC pulled ahead to stay in the pommel horse event. 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I04-X5. For Carolina, it was a night of both optimum team performance and sparkling individual effort. Three individual performers, two of them freshmen, played exceptional games for Caro'ina. Walter Davis, Eddie Stahl and Tommy LaG; rde wer,c standouts for the Carolina cause, each furnishing their unique brand of hustl ng team play. Davis topped all Carolina scorers with IX points, followed by Elston and Jones who each notched 16. Stahl (14). LaGarde (12) and Harrison ( 1 2) were alo in double figures for the Light Blue Machine. Lawrence McCray led the visiting Floridiean with 20 points followed by Otis Cole with 15 and Larry Warren with 1 1. In the preliminary game, highly-ranked small college Louisbcrg drubbed the UNC junior varsity by a 94-7X score. Bruce Buckley led the yearlings with 23 points and 1 1 rebounds. Michael Davis split two contests afternoon. Rick Fox grabbed second with an 8.X and Rick Ludwin completed the rout with an 8.7. The Heels pulled ahead by ten points alter the parallel bars event. Rick Fox taking first with a 7.9 with freshman Rick Ludwin close behind with a 7.85. Dave Cheverton took third with a 7.65. Memphis State overpowered UNC on the horizontal bars, their men placing first and third, with captain Bobby Semes capturing second for the Tar Heels with a 7.35. In the morning meet. Susan Bullock of WCU won all four events, giving the Catamounts a decisive 68.6 victory over South Carolina's 52.25 and UNC's 47.35. Western Carolina performers also placed second in every event except beam, which UNC's Missy Grcich captured with a 5.95. The Catamounts Dee Dee Paden took second on vaulting and the'uneven parallel bars and Cindy Nvbro tied with Grcich on the floor exercises with a 6.X5. Grcich also placed fourth on the vaulting event, which, along with senior Janet Snow's fourth on the uneven parallel bars, were the top Carolina performances of the morning. 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