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By PHOEBE AZAR
Nine players from this year's team that
finished second to Clemson in the Atlantic
Coast. Conference tournament will lead
Carolina into the North State College
Summer League season as they try to im
prove on last summer's last-place finish.
The season begins on Sunday in Raleigh
with the Heels taking on the Wolfpack at
4:15 p.m. The Heels will play at home Fri-
. day, June 12 at 7:30 p.m., against Campbell
College in Boshamer Stadium.
"We've got an enthusiastic team," Mark
Scalf said. Scalf was the graduate assistant
coach for the team this spring and will share
coaching duties with regular-season head
coach Mike Roberts. "We've got a bunch of
guys who want to work and want to learn,"
Scalf said.
Pitching could be the strongest point of
this summer's team. Six of the eight pitchers
listed on the roster have varsity experience.
Sports Notes-
UNC basketball coach Dean Smith has been
named to the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame,
the board of directors announced this weekend.
The induction ceremonies are to be held this fall.
In 20 seasons as head coach, Smith's teams
have won 436 games and lost only 143. They have
reached the NCAA semifinals six times in the past
15 years. Smith was named national coach of the
year twice, in 1977 and 1979.
The women's tennis team began play Wednes
day in the AIAW national tournament in Tempe,
Ariz. The team received an at-large bid after a
disappointing second-place finish in the AIAW
Region II tournament.
Karen Shelton, a three-time winner of the
Broderick Cup as the outstanding performer in
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field hockey coach this year.
UNC will send five members of its track and
field team to the NCAA meet which begins today
in Baton Rouge, La. The qualifiers are Todd Mc
Callister, jimmy Cooper, John Clark, Wayne Miller
and Willie Cummings.
UNC football star Steye Streater was due to be
moved Tuesday to the Rehabilitation Hospital in
Charlotte where he will begin a full-time rehabili
tation program. Streater suffered an auto accident
on April 30 that left him paralyzed from the chest
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The UNC men's golf team concluded its season
last weekend with an 18th-place finish in the
NCAA championship in Palo Alto, Calif.
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Right-hander Chns Kahler finished last
season with a 7-1 record as a freshman. Bill
Gallagher will return to the rotation after
being red-shirted in the spring due to a
shoulder injury.
! Left-handers Ronnie Huffman, 2-0 and
Brian Rice, 3-4, both have varsity experience
and should contribute quality pitching along
with another pair of southpaws, Bruce Ash
ley and John Cleetwood, who were both red
shirted last spring.
Scalf expects Carolina to display strong
hitting. Joe Reto, at first base, led the team
in hitting during the regular season with a
J92 average. Designated hitter Pete
Kurniega, who also backs Reto at first, hit
.331.
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