Wednesday, October 13, 1982The Daily Tar Heel7
UNC takes 11th at Indiana
Sparrow 1 flies off path;
Crum glad to he alive
after escaping Wdlce
By LINDA ROBERTSON
Sports Editor
Figuratively speaking, the Wake Forest
Demon Deacons have quite an oxymoron
for a nickname. And though they were
charitable toward the UNC football team
on several occasions Saturday, the Deacs
came fiendishly close to pulling off an
upset. Head coach Dick Crum pro
phesized as much.
"I hate to say I told you so," Crum
began his press conference Tuesday, 'but
whenever Wake plays Carolina we get
their best effort. The game was just about
what I thought it would be. If someone
told me last week that we were going to
win 24-7, 1 would've said I'll take it.'
Crum also had lots of praise for Wake
quarterback Gary Schofield, who kept
the game close despite a sub-par 17-of-41
passing performance.
"Schofield is the best quarterback
we've played against this season," he
said. "It takes an excellent youngster to
stay in there and take that kind of
beating."
The Tar Heels were battered as well.
Center Steve McGrew underwent surgery
Sunday for torn knee ligaments and is out
for the year. Dave Drechsler reinjured his
ankle and "probably won't play" against
N.C. State Saturday, Crum said.
Brian Johnston, a sophomore from
Highland, Md., who was a backup at de
fensive tackle, will take over for McGrew.
"Originally, if McGrew went down, ,
Drechsler would have played center. But
with Drechsler out, that necessitated
Women's X-country B-team
to run in state meet Thursday
By KATHY NORCROSS
Staff Writer
The combination of natural talent, hard
work and dedication has begun to pay off.
For the first time ever, Carolina's women's
cross country team is ranked in the
nation's-top 20, at No. 17 overall.
The women's B team, consisting of
Kathy Flaherty, Gadyn Garrett, Sharyn
Gates, EUyn Lockerbie, Lisa Miller, Holly
Neckerman, Kathy ;:, Stetson, .Christine
Swardson, Crystal Thorpe, and Pain
Weber will race Thursday in the N.C.
State Cross Country Championships to be
held at N.C. State. .
"The meet is basically another race be
tween State and UNC," Coach Lockerbie
said.
The top eight women the A team
will have two other opportunities to run
against State, once at the ACC Champion
ships and again the District Qualifiers, so
the B team will race State this week.
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it's not like we're pulling someone off the
street. Brian has experience at center end
he's the next best available athlete at that
position. He'll just have to get that rust
knocked off."
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quarterback Rod Elldns' condition.
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with no limp but the doctors must
evaluate how much stress he can put on
the knee before he plays again," Crum
said. "Scott (Stankavage) has done a nice
job and threw the ball with extreme ac
curacy Saturday."
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about his trio of outstanding tailbacks
Kelvin Bryant; expected to start for the
first time in four weeks Saturday, Ethan
Horton and Tyrone Anthony.
"We have a little different philosophy
at tailback," Crum said. "We've got
some pretty good youngsters and we're
going to utilize them. Really, with the
defense we play against, you can't ask a
tailback to run the ball 35 to 40 times. I'd
like to suit you up and let WEisrn Fuller
or Chris Ward hit you and then you'd
understand how a tailback feels Sunday
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ticipated an offense as explosive as his
own, with quarterback Tol Avery and
tailback Joe Mcintosh the most dan
gerous components.
"State has a two-pronged attack,"
Crum said. "Avery always plays well
against us and Mcintosh is healthy again.
He had 106 yards against us last year."
Lockerbie explained that the B team
would like to make a good showing; the
meet will give good racing experience, and
will help the women get used to pressure.
"I really believe that these girls can
finish second or third," Lockerbie stated.
As the B team races this Thursday, the
A team will continue to prepare for Sun
day when they will run in Charlottesville,
Va., in a meet against No. 1 Virginia, No.
16 Penn State, and the No. 1 club team,
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Nesbit, Holly Murray, Madhn Morreale,
Kemper Knight, Valerie Roback, Laura
Whitney, Katie Merten and Bridget
Thompson will compete this weekend, j
Virginia has an extremely difficult
course; it may be the most difficult in the
South.
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When you're lost and can't get your
bearings straight, following the guy in
front of you isn't always the solution. He
may be just as lost as you.
Glenn Sparrow is painfully aware of
that. Sparrow, North Carolina's top run
ner, was a step behind Oemson's Hans
Koeleman, who was in first place in Satur
day's Indiana Invitational at Bloomington.
With two-thirds of the race completed,
both runners had a 40-yard lead over the
next man.
Then Koeleman, reading a sign, took a
right turn. '
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followed.
The mistake proved disastrous for both
runners. By the time they got back on the
course, their 40-yard lead had turned into
an 80-yard deficit, as 12 runners had taken
advantage of their unintended detour.
Sparrow claimed that he and Koeleman
had merely followed the signs. "It was a
confusing part of the course," he said. "It
was marked really well, but the sign was
pointing to the right and we went that
way."
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After just 300 yards though, Koeleman
was once again in front of the pack with
Sparrow right behind him.
Taking the wrong turn had taken a lot'
out of them, though, and eventually they
were passed again. Koeleman missed yet
another turn, but made a great comeback
and finished fifth. But Sparrow didn't
have anything left for the final kick and
wound up 11th.
As a team, UNC finished 1 1th out of 22
teams. Wisconsin won the race, East
Term. State was second and Marquette
was third. CJemson UNCs only con
ference rival at the race, took fifth.
Coach Don Lockerbie left Indiana feel
ing satisfied. Mike Kominsky ran his best
race ever, finishing second for the Tar
Heels and 42nd overall. Jeff Hyman also
rah his best race, placing 53rd. And Jack
Morgan finished very strong, passing 28
runners in the last two miles.
But even after taking a roundabout
route that took him out of the pack, the
individual spotlight for UNC belonged to
Sparrow.
"We really didn't know how good he
was," Lockerbie said. "But he lived up to
his status as an ail-American candidate."
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