Menapace's hit
drops Pack, 2-1
Bcrnie Menapace sent a packed Boshamer
Stadium into a state of hysteria Thursday
when he doubled home Rick Alexander and
Jim Atkinson with two out in the bottom of
the ninth inning to give the Tar Heels a 2-1
win over N.C. State.
John Walker's chest-high fastball was
rocketed to left-center by the Heels' first
baseman, giving Carolina its ninth win
against eight losses this spring.
"It's about time Bernie came through for
us," Coach Walter Rabb said. "We've been
kidding him this year; he's our big RBI man
and he's had trouble getting started."
Carolina's last-inning dramatics shouldn't
overshadow the stellar pitching performance
turned in by UNC sophomore Blaine Smith,
who stopped the Wolfpack win streak at II.
Smith (2-1 ) came into the game with a 1 .85
earned run average and limited his Raleigh
rivals to three hits (all doubles) and a single
run which put the Wolfpack ahead in the
fifth inning. Smith struck out eight and
walked four in winning the Tar Heels'
conference opener.
State's Tom Willette was equally strong
for the visitors, allowing Carolina just three
hits until he left the game in the eighth.
Walker finished the inning and then struck
out the first two men in the ninth before
Alexander and Atkinson singled to keep the
Heels alive. Menapace then assumed the
hero's role.
Randy Warrick blooped a single to right
and blasted a double off the left field fence to
lead the Carolina hitters.
The Tar Heels face South Carolina twice
this weekend in Columbia with Greg Norris
scheduled to start Friday night and Bob
Thomson on the mound Saturday.
-PETE MITCHELL
Track splits for meets
The UNC track team splits its personality
for a pair of weekend meets after a good
performance in the East Carolina
j Invitational Meet last weekend.
Some Carolina tracksters join over 100
teams in Gainesville, Fla., for the Florida
Relays, while the rest of the team travels to
! Raleigh for the Atlantic Coast .Relays.
iThirty or more teams will be entered at
Raleigh.
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UNC's Blaine Smith (above) limited N.C. State to three doubles Thursday afternoon
in pitching the Tar Heels to a 2-1 win over the Wolfpack.
Women's golf opens at Duke
The UNC women's golf team tees off
its spring season this weekend when it
competes in the Duke Invitational in
Durham.
Featuring "some of the top collegiate
women golfers in the East," the tourney
should present a challenge to the Tar
Heels, according to Coach Dorothy
Gunnels. Gunnels sees Ohio State and
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ten-team field.
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By WILL WILSON
Staff W riter
For the UNC men's tennis team, the
"exhibition season" ended Thursday with a
9-0 win over High Point. Even though the
team has an official record of 1 1-0 (including
a forfeit win over Richmond), UNC Coach
Don Skakle has not yet had a chance to see
his team in action against equal-caliber
opposition. Saturday, he will get that
chance.
Fifth-ranked Princeton visits the Country
Club Road courts at 1 p.m.. and the Tar
Heels will be seeking revenge for a 5-4 defeat
last season one of only two 1976 losses.
While the men are facing the Tigers on the
upper courts, the women's teams from the
two schools will be meeting on the lower
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courts. That match is set for 2 p.m.. but UNC
Coach Kitty Harrison said Thursday that
she would try to change it to 10 a.m. The
exact time will be determined later todav.
Both men's teams return four starters
from last season, when the match was
decided on a tiebreaker in the third set of the
No. 2 doubles match. Individual rematches
are expected at the third and fourth singles.
Princeton's Jon Gross will try to repeat his
win over Junie Chatman. w hile UNC's Cliff
Skakle will attempt the same against Tom
Brightfield.
Princeton's men's team was 1-0 prior to a
match with Georgia Thursday. The Tigers
defeated South Carolina. 5-4. '
The UNC women. 1-1 during the spring
season and 9-2 overall, will be seeking to get
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back in the winning column after losing to
Yale in their last match. However, Harrison
said Princeton would be tougher than Yale.
The UNC men's junior varsity team hosts
Western Reserve at 2 p.m. todav.
The results against High Point:
Singles: Earl Hassler d. Phil Parrish, 6-1,
6-0; Dav id Oberstein d. Jeff Apperson 6-2, 6
4: Junie Chatman d. Tom Fitzmaurice 6-2, 6
0; Cliff Skakle d. Willem Degroot 6-3, 6-4;
Jon Kraut d. Chris Brown 6-1, 6-1; Gary
Taxman d. David Burgess 6-3, 6-0.
Doubles: Skakle-Chatman d. Parrish
Fitzmaurice 6-2, 6-2; Kraut-Taxman d.
Apperson-Degroot 6-3, 6-4; Neal Clark-Dek
Potts d. Lane Evans-Kendall Hardy 6-1, 6-1.
Exhibition Singles: Jamie Karson(UNC)
d. Steve Sharmans 6-4, 6-7 (4-5), 6-3.
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