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The North Carolina men's soccer
team opens its 19S0 season with an .
intrastate contest against Atlantic
Christian at 7:30 tonight in Wilson.
Coach Anson Dorrance said the
opener will test the Tar Heels. "We're
not taking this as a warm-up," Dorrance
said. "Atlantic Christian year in and
year out is one of the best teams in their
conference. They will be challenging.
Any intrastate game that North Cardinal
plays in, the opposition will play
better."
Carolina started practice later than in
past years in order to comply with a new
NCAA regulation limiting soccer
practice to 15 days before a season
opener. Dorrance said the rule shouldn't
affect the team's performance.
"In terms of tactical experience we're
well ahead of last year, he said. "We.
returned a lot of experienced players,
and we've spent a great deal of time on
tactical situations."
Dorrance said he has liked what he's
seen in practice. "I'm very pleased with
the way we've been moving the ball," he
said. "We've concentrated on defense.
The goalies are ahead of last year. We
only need to establish good offensive
habits." -
. Dorrance has given his players little
relief from the 90-degree heat, working
them through grueling two-and-a-half
hour practices. "We train in the heat of
the day by design," he said. "This
means we'll be well-prepared for day
games and have an advantage at night
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Mefi' soccer at Atlantic Christian at 7:30 p.m.
The practices have been marred by
three injuries. Freshman John Blum
broke his foot and will be out for the
season and reserve goalie Bill Eaynard
will be out for three weeks with an
injured Back. The most critical injury
occurred when Ben Abell was lost for
the entire season with a broken leg.
"We've had less injuries per se, but as
many serious ones as in the past,"
Dorrance said. "Benny Abell was
playing very well for us and was
contending for a starting position.
After Atlantic Christian, Carolina
continues on the road with visits to Elon
this Sunday and UNC-Charlotte on
Sept. 10. The Tar Heels' home opener is
Sept. 13 with the Mayor's Cup against
traditional rivals Duke, N.C. State and
East Carolina.
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North Carolina basketball
players Jimmy Elack and James
Worthy are each recovering more
quickly from . injuries than
anticipated, team physician
Joseph DeWalt said last week.
"We are very satisfied with
both of them," DeWalt said.
"With Jimmy (Black) there
already is some bone formation
which he hadn't expected yet, so
he's ahead of schedule."
Black, a junior guard,
underwent back surgery June 12
after he suffered a fracture of the
cervical vertebrae in a single-car
accident near Pittsboro June 7.
Following the surgery DeWalt
said Black would be ready to play
by mid-December, but now he
says that Elack may be. ready in
November.
Worthy, a sophomore forward,
fractured an ankle in the Tar
Heels' home loss to Maryland in
January. "I'm very satisfied with
the progress," Worthy said. "I
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ad cf schedule.
"The ankle is weak at times,
usually after playing, and there is
a little swellirg, but I'll be 100
percent by Oct. 15 (the first day of
practice)," he said.
DeWalt said that Worthy is
progressing well and that he will
not be limited when basketball
season starts. James is
tely free and capable to do
what he wants to do," DeWalt
said. "He's been working all
summer with (trainer) Marc Davis
on streching and strengthening
exercises and he looks good."
During the summer Worthy
jogged two or three miles a day
and ran sprints. Recently he has
been joining the pick-up games in
Carmichael against players such as
Mitch Kupchak, Phil Ford and
MikeO'Koren.
Black, although recovering
ahead cf schedule, has not yet
been given the OK to play
competifively. He has been
riding his bicycle and
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shooting a little.
DeWalt said that Worthy, who
suffered the same injury as that of
Olympic skier Phil Mayer, will
have an operation the week after
basketball season ends to remove
the pins and rod in his ankle.
"We expect no problems with
that operation and we hope he
does as weH as Mayer did,"
DeWalt said. Mayer qualified for
the Winter Olympics after
undergoing the same type of
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