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Netters demolish ECU minus four top players Thursday, October 16, 1975 The Daily Tar Hetl 5 The UNCs women's tennis team upped their record to 5-1 Wednesday, white washing East Carolina 9-0 in Chapel Hill ' The Tar Heels dominated the match leading the overall game score 108-12 It was the 31st win for Carolina in the last 33 matches, 15 of which have been shutouts UNC was without four of its top five players against the' Pirates. Carney Timberlake, Susie Black, Jane Preyer and Nina Cloamnger were unable to participate in Wednesday's match. The Tar Heels will travel to Williamsburg Va. Friday to take on William and Mary' Carolina will then have a week off before a Dave Kirk trip to Greenville, S.C. to play Florida State and Furman. The Heels return home October 30 to host Duke. Scores in singles: Suzanne Bowron d. Cathy Portwood 6-0, 6-1; Rebecca Garcia d. Susan Helmer 6-1, 6-0; Linda Matthews d. Vicki Loose 6-0, 6-0; Jean Scott d. Cindy Arnold 6-0, 6-0; Dianne Sites d. Marie Stewart 6-0, 6-2; and Lisa Dodson d. Tisa Curtis 6-0, 6-2. Doubles: Matthews-Scott d. Loose Arnold 6-2, 6-0; Sites-Dodson d. Helmer Gainey 6-0, 6-2; and McCormick-Leach d. Parr-Stewart 6-0, 6-2. Kevin Darris f - UNC fur.!cr Jean Scott o 1 c Clemson bags booters abroad Clemson s soccer coach, Ibrahim M. Ibrahim, may depart on another safari this year. If so, it will be in hopes of luring more Tigers to his team. In the past his hunt for talent has covered Africa, South America, and the West Indies to assemble a number one ranked soccer team. Of his 22 athletes, only two were recruited from the United States. Ibrahim may have a great team, but suppose many unforseen complications arise. A routine game could be dramatically changed. With his team consisting of eight Nigerians, eight Guyanans, four Jamaicans, and two Americans. Coach Ibrahim could be forced to alter his coaching style. The pre game pep talk might be interpreted into various languages, Ibrahim might carry flash-cards to instruct his players, and he could require all team members to carry pocket dictionaries while on the field. All assistants would be required to pass a language exam before being hired. The cheerleaders might alter their style as well. In order to complete the "team cheer" before the game starts, cheerleaders could begin yelling, "Ogunjobi, Ogunjobi, he's our man, if he can't do it Nwankwo can!" at least half an hour before game time. To assure the foreign players that they were behind them 100 per cent, Clemson cheerleaders could lead cheers in various languages, distracting the opposition as well. While the game is going on, confusion among spectators could rise. Fans might miss an entire half of action trying to read the program and pronounce the names of their favorite player. 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Perhaps if Clemson reaches the NCAA soccer championship, they might be faced with one more problem: How to teach the players to sing the National Anthem in English. RALEIGH North Carolina State freshman Mary Yohe arrived outside Reynolds Coliseum at 2 a.m. She estimates about 200 people were already there. They waited in line for a ticket to the N.C. State UNC football game. At 8:30 a.m. the Coliseum ticket office opened. At 9:30, after a sleepless night, Yohe got a ticket. That's all that mattered. Saturday is the game. Over 50,000 spectators are expected for the '75 edition of the long-standing rivalry- between Carolina and State which have been meeting on the football field ever since 1 893 and are located within 30 miles of each other. N.C. State Head Coach Lou Holtz, who brings a winless conference team into the contest, said at his weekly press conference, "I'm shell-shocked. 1 don't mind telling you. "1 don't know if we can slow them (Carolina) dow n, and I don't know if we can move the ball consistently over a series of drives. "'Our offense has been pretty good, but the defense has been up and down," said Holtz. "We're going to have to get bigger, stronger and meaner if we hope to slow them down." Last weekend the Wolfpack fell to Maryland 37-22. They committed costly Sports briefs The jayvee soccer team will host Hoggard Sr. High School today at 3 p.m. on Fetzer Field. The women's jayvee tennis team w ill host UNC-Wilmington today at 3 p.m. on the tennis courts behind Joyner dormitory. Carolina's golf team will hold its Fall Blue-White Golf Tournament today at 1:30 p.m. on Finley Golf Course. WHEN THE TIME IS TEN 'TIL LATE. Researched. Written. Typed. Now you need it copied. Collated. Fast. The name that says it all is Copyquick. Copies. Quick. 929-4028 On Franklin St. Over NC Cafeteria Open Mon.-Sat. 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"1 don't believe in the emotion from one year to the next," said Holtz, whose Pack took a 33-14 defeat in Chapel Hill last year. "We'll play 10 freshmen. They think they know what it's all about, but they really don't. The seniors do." Though Holtz may hope his pessimism psychs State, a main attitude toward this game belongs to Yohe. "I really hope we win. My best friend goes to Carolina." -Susan Shackelford Volleyballers now 8-4 UNCs women's volleyball team defeated N.C. State but lost to Wake Forest University Tuesday at Winston-Salem to split their third straight tri-match. The Tar Heels have not been able to sweep a match since Oct. 2, when the team defeated East Carolina and Highpoint. Carolina's season record is now 8-4. Carolina dropped the first match to Wake Forest, losing the first game 15-13 and the second game 1 5-9. "Wake played a real good defensive game and was also consistent in making passes to their setters," UNC Head Coach Beth Miller said. 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