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8 The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday. March 16, 1977 I Carolina cracks past ACC 1 3-0 in home opener By PETE MITCHELL Staff Writer Carolina pounded four Atlantic Christian pitchers for 12 hits and 13 runs as the Tar Heels sped to a 13-0 win in their home debut Tuesday at Boshamer Stadium. Sophomore Greg Norris stopped the Bulldogs on six singles while striking out nine en route to his first varsity shutout and UNC's fourth victory of the season against five losses. Carolina hosts the undefeated Catamounts of Western Carolina in a doubleheader today at 1 p.m. After scoring an unearned run in the first inning, Carolina burst into a four run lead with three runs in the second. The inning was highlighted by third baseman Randy Warrick's two run triple which scored Bernie Menapace and freshman D wight Lowry. The Tar Heels tallied once in both the third and fourth frames and then exploded in the sixth, sending nine men to the plate to score four times. Singles by Lowry and Warrick and doubles by designated hitter Jim Waugh and leftfielder Steve Coats gave U NC a 10-0 lead. Coach Walter Rabb was especially pleased with his team's hitting because it came against lefthanded pitching, the thing he feared most with a lineup stacked with lefthanders. "The word got around on us and we'll see nothing but lefthanders all year," he said. "The situation is especially tough because we don't have any lefthanders on our staff to practice against." After knocking out lefties Neil Baker, Tim Ross and Randy Faircloth, Atlantic A i, A A cs X f V I tiAf ; L '1- ; 1 k OH k -A . . Is v I - f-Swiij:. . : . X S LaGarde reinjured; out for year By (JENE I PCHURCH Sports Editor Tommy LaGarde has reinjured his knee and will miss the rest of Carolina's basketball season, but Walter Davis is recovering from his broken finger and should be able to play in the Carolina-Notre Dame game Thursday in NCAA Eastern Regionals in College Park, Md. UNC Coach Dean Smith said in a press conference Tuesday that LaGarde's knee locked up during practice Monday. Doctors will operate early next week. LaGarde first injured his knee during practice Feb. 1 1 in preparation for theTulane game. Carolina has since won nine straight games. "We've adjusted to playing without Tommy a lot better than without Walter," Smith said. Davis was able to shoot extremely well during practice. Smith said, even though his index finger was taped to his middle finger. tk hhc orp onnH that Walter will Dlav," Smith said, "rfe may not be up to his usual standards, but even then, he will be an excellent player. The only real question is his rebounding. He might be gun shy to stick his hand in to pull down a rebound." . . ... . Davis broke his finger in the N.C. State game m the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament. Smith said it's almost impossible to predict the outcome of games in NCAA play, but would rate the Carolina-Notre Dame a toss-up. . . "We've been playing well and our bench is getting more confident after seeing playing time because of injuries to the starters," he said. Tom Zaliagiris came off the bench in Carolina's 69-66 win over Purdue Saturday in the first round of the Eastern Regionals to score eight points, including a shot that put Carolina ahead for good with less than a minute left to play. Dental Healers drill Peacocks for grad title Tommy LaGarde (45) reinjured his knee in practice Monday and will miss the rest of Carolina's basketball games this season. Walter Davis, however, is recovering from his broken finger and will probably play against Notre Dame Thursday night. Christian righthander Jim Satterfield entered the game in the seventh and gave up a two-run homer to Brad Lloyd. The Tar Heels ended the scoring with another unearned run in the eighth on the fifth and sixth Bulldog errors of the game. Warrick, Coats, Kevin Haeberle and second baseman Jim Atkinson all had two hits to lead the Tar Heel hitting. UNC also stole three bases. After walking the first man, the 6-foot-3 Norris frustrated the Bulldogs all afternoon, retiring 13 in a row at one point. "Norris gave us a pretty good performance today," Rabb said. "Our pitchers were a little wild on the Florida trip but each improved in the second outing. I think there's two or three on the staff that can really be stoppers." Rabb said that his starting pitchers today will be Bob Thomson in the first game ancf Matt Wilson in the second. The home stand continues Thursday with Old Dominion, Friday with High Point and Saturday with Campbell. The Tar Heels' first conference opponent will be N.C. State when the Wolfpack visits March 24. Some furious basketball was played in Woollen Gym during the week before spring break as intramural action moved into the final round. By the time the humidity cleared in the gym, there had been some unexpected and exciting games. Perhaps the most exciting game of all was in the graduate-independent division. The Dental Healers, who have been champs for about as long as cavities have been around, were .pushed to a 57-54 win over-the Peacocks. The Healers were led by Zeno Edwards, who drilled in 19 points. John O'Donnell's 14 points and Dave Hanner's 12 points led the losing Peacocks. In fraternity blue action, the Sig Eps knocked off the defending champion Pi Kaps 53-37. Senior Dave Aldridge and Sophomore Pat Rearden led the Sig Eps with 14 points apiece. Senior Jimmy Justice poured in 16 points for the Pi Kaps before fouling out. HI rfTrnvn-J1's1 H s H rTTTI cz o) '-vl i vA INTRODUCTORY SALE-ONLY AT SOUNDHAUS, CHAPEL HILL. IMPORTANT NEW COMPONENTS AT PRICES YOU CANT RES SALE ENDS SATURDAY. 1ST! 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The champs will return four players next season. The Phi Delts beat the Sigma Chis 53-40, winning the fraternity white division playoffs. The Bombadiers were victorious over the Dunkin Dozen 66-62 Monday night in the residence hall blue division finals. The championship pitted two Ehringhaus squads against one another and it proved to be a very physical contest. The Dunkin' Dozen collected 22 fouls, while the Bombadiers had only 10. Dee Hardison and Mel Collins led the Bombadiers' attack with 15 and 13 points, respectively. Rick Barden led his losing Dunkin' Dozen squad with 15 points. The white division championship was captured by another Ehringhaus squad, the Manager's M anglers, who nipped James A, 45-41. In women's playoff action, the Tar Pills won big, defeating Kappa Kappa Gamma in the blue division. The BSM Ebony Cagers took a 32-24 decision over the Pi Phis in the white division. NOTES: Fred Mueller and H. R. Lesesne won the all-campus handball doubles championship. . .Tennis reservations for Cobb-Joyner and Hinton-James courts may be made 24 hours in advance by calling 933 1153 after 8:30 a.m.. . .Badminton and soccer action begins this week... Point standings will be compiled within two weeks. Netters coast; host Irish today Carolina's tennis team, fresh from a 9-0 win Tuesday at Guilford, hosts Notre Dame today at 2 p.m. on the new courts off Country Club Road. The Tar Heels are now 5- 0 on the year, while the Irish enter the match at 4-0. The results against Guilford: Singles: Earl Hassler d. Mark Solomon 6 2, 6-1; Dave Obersteind. Marty Godwin 6-2, 6- 0; Junie Chatman d. Bill Johnson 6-2, 6-0; Cliff Skakle d. Jim Roueche 6-3, 6-3; Jon Kraut d. Tom Benfer 6-0, 6-0; Gary Taxman d. Gary Silverstein 6-0, 6-0. Doubles: Hassler-Oberstein d. Solomon Johnson 6-1, 6-3; Chatman-Skakle d. Godwin-Roueche 6-1, 6-2; Taxman-Neal Carl d. Benfer-Silverstein 6-0, 6-2. 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