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UN hold first on to win UNCs men's golf team claimed a six stroke victory over second-place N.C. State in the Big Four Tournament concluded Sunday at Duke, ending Wake Forest's domination of the annual event. State's Bill Hamilton came from behind to defeat Carolina's Bill Sibbick in individual competition. Sibbick had shot 65-71 in opening play last week in Winston-Salem and Cary, but blew to a 79 Saturday at the Chapel Hill Country Club, finishing with a 75 Sunday for a 290 total. Hamilton, meanwhile, was scoring 72-70-74-69 for a 285. Carolina's five-man, four-day team total was 1461, followed by State (1467), Wake Forest (I486) and Duke (1530). State's Tom Reynolds finished one stroke behind Sibbick, while Tar Heel Kevin King was fourth with 70-75-73-74 for a 292 total. UNC's Bill Buttner took sixth individually and John McGough was seventh. UNC Golf Coach Mike McLeod said that Sibbick's demise came as a result of trouble with hazards on Saturday and his putting on Sunday. "He hit seven greens in regulation on the front Sunday, but took 2 1 putts and was four over par. His putts just weren't dropping," McLeod said. "Saturday it was more of trouble with water and sand and a little of everything." Green 's sprint highlights relays One year ago, N.C. State's Al Green came to Carmichael Auditorium and burned the Carolina basketball team with a game ending free throw. Saturday afternoon, he returned to Chapel Hill and burned Fetzer Field with an outstanding performance. Green, conspicuously absent from this year's Wolfpack basketball scheme, clocked a 9.5 for a first-place finish in the 100-yard dash to highlight competition in the Carolina Relays this past weekend. Meanwhile, host-team Carolina took three first-place finishes of their own and two Softball drops game to ASU, slips by A&T The UNC, women's softball team added a notch to both sides of its record last Thursday in Greensboro. The Heels were defeated by Appalachian 13-4 in the first game, but they bounced back in the second to top N.C. A&T 3-1. Gay Scott and Debbie Sasser both went 2-for-5 against the Lady Apps, but the Heels were stifled by their opponents' tough fielding. "Appalachian is probably the best defensive team we have seen," UNC Coach Dolly Hunter said. Appalachian pinned a 4 0 loss on the Heels earlier this season. The second game turned out better for UNC. "Our offense was wonderful, our hitting was great," Hunter said. "Our fielding was perfect. Scott was superb at shortstop. They couldn't have done any better." We're here for you . 11 AM-2AM DAILY I delicious sandwiches choice of 3 I HUNDREDS OF meats & cheese COMBINATIONS BEER & WINE TAKE OUT! CALL 967-46 pvp, t ALL YOU Hi& IS , PRACTICE! TEU-Y0U WHAT you OfiT AMP KRL WIU- HELP KAft- mi 3 VMM u :i.n Tb BCTHEGlN. Of . mm' mwbsuz mm.! Ttftfafc THINGS I SAW WTH STOCK WEte PEAL NOT,! 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The UNC women's track team captured five out of 10 first places Saturday here in the Carolina Relays: Leading Carolina against the largest field the UNC women have faced this year was Betsy Hardaway's javelin heave of 127 feet, 6 inches, only two and one-half feet off the qualifying mark for the national championships for women. New Q SAm vo car stereo cassette tape player with AMFM stereo radio. FT414A SSS"129 List $149.95 Model 415 Records off complete $149.95. Similar To Above the air and comes with microphone. The Piece To Bey Mon.-Wed. 10 Thurs.-Fri. 10 Sat. 10-5:30 WILL PRlEtfP H0U?XfMA, FETCH THE BROWNIE 1 Vn II AW, 6UYS-" CM Or4.. SB SERIOUS WANNA 6BT A TITCHER OF TH8.. i TO FEATURE BIJOU.. so urn rem DO YOU SAY THB THINK WILL PROUD BUT GRAB TOP FREEDOM HONORS, L0VIN6 EXCmBN- PEOPLE 6EEt HE'S MUCH SMALLER IN REAL LIFE.. NOUO.RE- M5MB5RI NOTAtiJCRP A80UTTHE REPRISALS! 0FFIW Lacrosse licks Lions, By TOD HUGHES StafT Writer After the dust had cleared Saturday from four quarters of fast-paced lacrosse, the UNC stickmen had .emerged with their third straight victory, 18-14 over Penn State. More than one spectator in the alumni filled stands sat back, ready for a blowout after the first quarter, in which the Heels (3 2) had roared out to a 6-2 lead. But the game was far from over. After UNC's Bruce Matthei opened the second quarter with a quick goal to up the lead to 7-2, the Nittany Lions knocked home two scores to cut the gap to 7-4, and the Heels had to battle to keep the momentum Whites win B Clyde Christesen threw a 43-yard touchdown pass to wingback Wayne Tucker with 14 seconds left to give the Whites a 21 14 victory over the Blues in the annual spring Blue-White football game Saturday. Sophomore Phil Farris led the game in rushing and added a new dimension to the question surrounding the running-back position left open by two-time All-ACC tailback Mike Voight. Farris, a speedster out of North Dakota, rushed 23 times for 103 yards, including a 52-yard touchdown run. The Blue team was composed of the first string offense, which was directed by sophomore Matt Kupec. Kupec, who saw starting action in six games last fall, passed Joselyn Williams came away with a first place in the long jump with a jump of 1 7 feet, 51? inches and second in the 100-yard dash in 1 1.72. She was nosed out by teammate Page Nichols, who finished first in 1 1.7. Karen Stevenson came away with first in the 1 10 hurdles with a time of 15.5. and the UNC A relay team won the 440 relay with a time pf 50. 1 seconds. The UNC B relay team finished fourth with a time of 53.87 seconds. In the. 440-yard . dash Linda Williams finished third with a time of 1:01 .4. and in the mile Carol Jennings finished fourth with a time of 5:35.5. Overall the women won five first places, one second, one third and two fourth. Team scoring was not tabulated for the women. The women's next scheduled meet is April 23 in the South Carolina Relays in Columbia, S.C. INSTACOPY Quality Copying Franklin & Columbia (Over the Zoom) 929-2147 Mon.-Fri.9-6 Installations Available Clean, Cleer Sound amtus. pishes cm wait rriMG. erf OUT HERE ANP T0J6 WITH OUR YOUAfl? MAN.'WJU- SEND rTiVV TO fflUMDMA.. NOW VOU GO OJfcR WVTH YOUfl. BeAU AffPfVT YOUR. ARM AfeouNP URAlMT Hfc, US WWIRT..Y PA.V 1RUE,SIR,BUT WHAT WRE OYmOOKlNQB THATOURTRAINS RUN ON TIME! THINK I AM A FOOL, HEY, mi NAME? I B JM- ;J h. from shifting against them. Attack Joe Yevoli scored off a Larry Turkheimer feed to make it 8-4, but then Penn State exploded with three goals within two minutes to dwindle a once-sizable advantage down to 8- The- Heels got some breathing room courtesy of Randy Gilbert, who scored a goal and fed Danny Cox for a second as the score stood 10-7 at halftime. Penn State came out firing in the third quarter, scoring three to tie the game. But Carolina bounced back behind the combination of Yevoli to Dan Burch, which produced two quick goals within a minute on nearly identical plays and pushed UNC back in front, 12-10. - W, 21-14 for-109 yards on 1 1 tries. Tailback Terence Burrell, also a sophomore, led the Blues in rushing with 57 yards on 15 carries. Several players expected to start in the fall missed the spring game because of injuries and other spring sports. UNC Head Coach Bill Dooley. who watched the game from the pressbox while two of his assistants coached on the field, was pleased with the progress the team has made this spring, but said he was concerned about some of the positions on the squad. "Offensive line and defensive back are the two hardest positions to play in college football," he said. "And that is where we need the most help." Bass makes great summer san dals. From pur Bass collection ...the thong 15.00; the toe-hold 15.00; the double buckle 15.00. Roscoe ' GRIJCpO SHOES University Mall Fast Woy it Vork-Out Aroo Pool Whirlpool Most Complete Indivduol Instruction Footurlngt Nautilus Exercise Equipment Whirlpool Steam Bath Sauna Eucalyptus Room Sun Room Deluxe Hydroswirl Locker Room Facilities Relaxing TV Lounge CHAPEL HILL . hosts W&L In the fourth period, UNC up 13-1 1, Cox and Yevoli tallied two goals apiece to keep the Heels on top the rest of the way. Cox and Yevoli spearheaded the offensive attack with six and five goals respectively. UNC Coach Paul Doty was pleased with his team's performance. For once, although John Donato was out because of flu, the injury bug had claimed no victims. "We played very well." Doty said. "This is the first game we've had everybody healthy. Rip Davy is back from a shoulder injury." Doty was impressed with Penn State, and with the Lions' stamina. "They're a real good team. They played two midfields and we played three, but they didn't run out of gas." Doty felt the high score was indicative of the excellence of play, not defensive porousness. "When two good teams play, they score a lot of goals. There were some defensive mistakes, but also a lot of good offensive plays." Clip This 50 Buy any regular sandwich and second sandwich of BLIMPIE BASE After you've caught the Easter Bunny on film, bring your film in to PHOTOsynthesis for fast, economical processing by COLORCRAFT. 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The highlight of the match will be in the No. I singles match between Carolina's Susie Black and Duke's Cindy Johnson, the state collegiate singles champion for the past three years. "This is the biggest match of the season for us as far as dual matches go," UNC Women's Tennis Coach Kitty Harrison said. "1 think we're ready both mentally and physically, especially after the big weekend." Coupon ON same kind . Good Today Thru NCNB PLAZA Sunday-April 17 OPEN Mon.-Sat. 10-9 In Shopo r i' drink, get a for 5oc. yy V VII I JUU UJ HyUs n
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