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by Doug Clark
Staff Writer
The UNC indoor track team will
travel to Richmond, Va. Saturday to
compete in the East Coast Invitational
Track Meet in the Richmond Coliseum.
This will be the first competition of
the season for the Tar Heels, who
ordinarily begin their, schedule at the
Catholic Youth Games in College Park,
Md. Both meets fall on the same
weekend this year, however, so the
Heels will concentrate their efforts on
the Richmond meet, taking 19 athletes
to the event that will attract competitors
from most of the Atlantic Coast
Conference and Southern Conference
teams, as well as from several other
Eastern schools.
According to Head Track Coach Joe
Hilton, the Heels should be stronger
than a year ago, despite a lack of depth
and the graduation of school record
holding and former ACC champion
long jumper Sam Beasly. However,
NCAA squad limitations have reduced
the importance of depth and the long
jump will be manned by senior Dennis
Quick.
Adding to Carolina's season hopes is
freshman sprinter Reggie Jones who,
according to Graduate Assistant Coach
Charles . Foster, gives the Heels a
legitimate scoring threat in the ACC 60-
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yard dash. Jones will compete in that
event in Richmond.
Jones will also compete in the mile
relay along with co-captain Reggie
Brown, Chuck Hayes and Will
Southerland. Brown and Southerland
will double in the two-mile relay with
Tommy Ward and Henry Jones. Jones
will also compete in the mile run.
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Cross-country standouts Ralph King,
Dave Hamilton and Kent Taylor will
run the two-mile, King in a featured
heat, and ACC Football Player of the
year M ike Voight will compete in the 60
yard high hurdles with Chris Cox and
Chip Wilson.
In the field events, Dave Robinson
will pole vault, John McCabe, Shannon
LeRoy and freshman Irwin Jones will
compete in the high jump and Fred
Woltz and Quick will triplejump. Quick
will also compete in the long jump.
The Heels are confident that some
new athletes, the addition of world-class
hurdler Charles Foster as an assistant
coach, and an improved team attitude
will make them ACC title contenders,
challenging perennial champion
Maryland. Some top-flight competition
in Richmond this weekend should help
determine how realistic these hopes are.
Swimmers meet ECU;
open winter competition
Carolina's swim team, refreshed from its
1 2-day winter training session in North Palm
Beach, Fla., hits the water Saturday
afternoon at East Carolina University.
"This is East Carolina's big meet of the
year," UNC Swim Coach Jim Wood said.
"We only beat them by three points last year
and I expect them to be tapered (rested) and
shaved down. They are especially strong in
the freestyle events."
Both teams will risk their undefeated
records as ECU is 3-0 while UNC is 2-0. The
Tar Heels' last win was Nov. 25 over
Maryland.
Wood sees several difficult match-ups.
"Of all the races, the 200-meter freestyle and
the 200 butterfly should be the closest. In the
freestyle, ECU has John Tudor, who is the
brother of one of our swimmers and I'm
looking for Karl Thiele and Steve
McDonald to do well against him.
"In the butterfly, they have Steve
Ruedlinger and I think he will be given a
good race by Alan Toll, Ned Jones and Greg
Sanchez," Wood said.., , - --t r.
Wood looks' for improvement' in -the
spring freestyle and diving events, but mostly
he is anxious for a win. Hesaid his swimmers
are strong after their Florida workout and
should be well prepared for East Carolina.
The next home swimming meet is against
Wake Forest Jan. 21. Jan. 17. the men visit
powerful Tennessee, while the women meet
the Volunteers on the 18th.
Dave Kirk
Club sports
This semester, the Daily Tar Heel will
begin regular coverage of UNC club sports.
A team representative from each club is
asked to come by the DTH offices in the
Student Union and inform DTH staff
reporter Chip Ensslin of schedules and
specific plans. This information should be in
written form, signed by the representative
and including his or her campus address and
phone number.
The UNC Sports Club Council has urged
and invited all interested students to take
part in the clubs which are student-financed
and operated. The council's office is located
in the Dean of Student Affairs Office, 0T
Steele Building.
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