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than four points. But Carolina started
missing while Maryland kept hitting, and
the Terps drew out from a three-point
advantage to nine in six minutes to lead
40-31 at halftime.
"They spread us out late in the first
half, and we chose to chase." Smith said.
"That was a gamble on our part."
Carolina couldn't dent the lead until
the 9:29 mark of the second half when a
Jimmy BrajJdock jumper from the top of
the key started the Heels on a spree to
within three points at 60-57. But Driesell
called time, and Maryland came out to
score 10 straight points, putting the game
out of reach with 4:52 left.
During the 10-point Maryland run,
Carolina's James Worthy drove into the
key around the Terps' Graham but
slipped and broke two bones above his
right ankle. Worthy is out for the rest of
the year.
Carolina was able to get within as few
as six points only in the final 29 seconds.
The loss drops Carolina to 10-4, 4-3 in
the ACC. Maryland remains in the league
lead at 5-1 and is 12-2 overall.
I wouldn't say (we're in control of the
ACC race)," Driesell said. "We're just
taking them one game at a time. The win
today should help us along the way, but it
does not make the season."
"They're in good shape in the
conference race," Smith said.
The Tar Heels were without the
services of guard Jimmy Black because of
his mother's death Friday.
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Terps 92, Heels 86
CAROLINA FQ FT R PF A TP MIN
O Koren 12-22 0-0 5 5 3 24 36
Worthy 6-13 1-2 7 1 0 13 27
Wolf 1-2 0-1 4 2 2 2 9
Wood 6-15 5-8 7 5 1 17 34
Colescott 4-5 0-0 2 5 2 8 32
Yonakor 1-2 0-0 5 1 4 2 11
Budko 2-3 0-2 6 4 0 4 24
Braddock 3-6 2-2 0 3 1 8 8
Virgil 4-6 0-0 2 0 0 8 9
Pepper 0-2 0-0 1110 9
Kenny 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1
Totals 39-76 8-15 40 27 14 86 200
Maryland FQ FT R PF A TP MIN
King 12-16 4-4 8 2 7 28 37
Graham 5-8 7-10 5 5 4 15 38
Williams 6-9 7-10 4 5 1 19 39
Manning 8-9 0-0 3 1 0 16 38
Morley 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 6
Jackson 3-7 2-6 2 3 4 8 35
Baldwin 1-2 2-4 0 3 0 4 7
Total 35-52 22-34 26 19 16 92 200
North Carolina 31-5586
Maryland 40-5292
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From Staff Reports
Freshman Jack Parry, wrestling in his
second varsity match, gained a takedown
with 30 seconds left to win his
heavyweight match and give North
Carolina a 21-18 victory over N.C. State
Friday night at Reynolds Coliseum.
weekend
roundup
A late Wolf pack comeback had tied the
match 18-18 going into the final match
between Parry and State's Greg Steele.
Parry's takedown gave him a 4-2 lead,
and he held on for a 5-3 victory.
Parry's clutch victory was set up two
hours earlier when Carolina's Bob
Monaghan upset Jim Zenz, ranked
second in the nation, in a 15-6 major
decision in the 1 18-pound class.
Monaghan's victory gave the Tar Heels
momentum, and they ran to a 12-0 lead
behind decisions by Dave Cooke and
CD. Mock.
The Wolfpack then mounted a
comeback with four victories around
Carolina wins at 158 by Jan Michaels and
at the 167 class by Carter Mario. State's
three-time Atlantic Coast Conference
champion Joe Lidowski's 7-5 win over
Norman Walker tied the match at 18 and
set the stage for Parry's win.
The Tar Heels returned Saturday night
to Carmichael Auditorium and defeated
Old Dominion 30-1 1 for their fourth dual
meet victory against no defeats. The meet
was highlighted by Mock's 9-4 decision of
nationally ranked Buddy Lee and
Mario's second-period pin over three
time Virginia state champion Arturo
Holmes.
UNC's next dual meet is against Duke
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Carmichael.
The men's swim team had one of its
best performances of the year Saturday as
the Tar Heels defeated South Carolina,
65-48, while the Tar Heel women fell to
USC in an upset,37-94, at Bowman Gray
Pool.
Individual winners for the men (3-3)
were Bob Omainsky in the 1,000 free,
Terry Jones in the 50 free, Arnaldo Perez
in the 200 fly, and Ken Ireland in the 200
back and Barry Thomas in one-meter
diving.
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Roger Vredeveld, Keith Hoffman.
Perez and Tim Sutton swam on the .
winning 400-medley relay. The men
concluded the meet with a win in fhe400
free relay (Fritz Homans, Todd
Deckman. Omainsky, Dave Hansen).
The women dropped to 4-1 in losing to
the nation's lOth-best team in 1979.
"Wc had no idea they would be so
strong." assistant coach Duffy Hickey
said. "But 1 think good things will come
out of this meet. We had gotten into a lull
and USC woke us up."
Cynthia Chilcott was the only'
individual winner as she and Nance
Thompson teamed for a 1-2 finish in the
1,000 free.
Cindy Shirey, Gayle Hegel. Barb
Harris and Bonny Brown made up the
winning 400-medley relay.
The UNC men's track team
outdistanced South Carolina and East
Carolina, while the Tar Heel women
tracksters were defeated by Virginia in
indoor action Saturday in the New Tin
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Carolina's men. who coach Joe Hilton
said were reai good all the way down the
line, recorded 12 first-place finishes and
scored 83 points for a comfortable
margin over the Gamecocks and Pirates.
Virginia's women defeated the Tar
Heck 50-39. Seven UNC competitors
finished first against the Cavaliers and
East Carolina. The Pirates scores were
not figured in team or individual
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UNCs Steve Flynn won the shot put
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meet. Other UNC winners were Todd
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