6The Daily Tar HeelFriday, February 25, 1983
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Herschelgoes walking and people start talking
The Associated Press
Wednesday brought a bizarreending to Herschel Walker's
career as a star collegiate running back. In the morning, the
University of Georgia declared him ineligible for his senior
season because he had negotiated with the New Jersey Generals
of the United States Football League.
In the afternoon, Walker said he had made "a mistake" in
denying reports of his signing with the USFL, and signed a
three-year pact with the club, reportedly for $16.5 million.
Ironically, just the day before, Walker had registered for his
spring classes, school officials said.
"I think it'll take a while to sink in, particularly those who
were close to him for three years," said Claude Felton,
Georgia's sports information director. "We'll have a football
team and play everybody We'll have a good football team, but
it will be different."
At the Capitol, Gov. Joe Frank Harris quipped that he was
not going to order state flags flown at half staff, then he said,
"We're going to wish Herschel Walker well."
He said the news was a "shock" and said Walker "has been a
credit ... to the entire state. All of us would like to see it go on
forever. I hope he becomes the best professional player that's
ever set foot on a field."
In the state Senate chamber, Sen. Culver Kidd of Milledge
ville moved that the group "wear black arm bands for the rest of
the week" to honor Bulldog fans "who will probably commit
hara-kiri before the night is over." -
Lt. Gov. Zell Miller, referring to Georgia's colors, amended
the suggestion to specify red and black arm bands.
In Athens, fans who cheered Walker on Saturday afternoons
between the hedges at Sanford Stadium were shocked by his
departure.
The pharmacist at Hodgson's drug store, where Walker fre
quently came to cash checks, recalled another Georgia star who
skipped town after his junior year Dominique Wilkins, now
playing for the Atlanta Hawks.
"The team will pull together. I'm not worried about it,"
Chester Sosebee said.
Sat., 2 pm Women's Basketball vs. Clemson
Carmichael Auditorium
Mon., 7:30 pm Women's Basketball vs. Virginia
Carmichael Auditorium
Carolina must win both of these games In order to tia Maryland
tor second place In the conference race. Monday's contest will
be the last home game for three outstanding Tar Heel seniors:
Kathy Crawford, Jo Anna Ulley and Henrietta Walls. Come on
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From staff reports
North Carolina's women's basketball
team will host Clemson Saturday at 2 p.m.
in Carmichael Auditorium as it closes out
its regularly scheduled conference season.
With the seedings for next weekend's
ACC Tournament in Fayetteville virtually
set, Saturday's game provides little more
than an opportunity for either No. 6
Clemson to gain some respect in the con
ference or North Carolina, No. 3 behind
N.C. State and Maryland, to pick up
momentum as it heads into the all
important tournament.
Clemson' s seasonal inconsistencies have
been evidenced by a mere eight-point loss
to previously No. 3 Maryland and a
14-point loss at the hands of an average
Duke team. When UNC visited the Tigers'
lair in early February, they barely escaped
with their lives in an 84-80 victory.
Mary Anne Cubelic, who led her Col
umbia, S.C., Spring Valley High School to
several state championships, is called on to
carry the load for Clemson with her 14.6
. average. Peggy Caple, who lurked in the
shadow of All-American Barbara Ken
nedy last year, has yet to emerge as a real
inside force, sporting a 12.1 average.
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Eastern powers Maryland and Rutgers.
Coach Derek Galvin's squad enters the
meet on the heels of a four-way home
triumph last Saturdw whiV Hrniina in on
the state championships, to be held one
week from Saturday in Raleigh.
The Tar Heels will enter College Park
with a variety of weapons on all fronts, the
most threatening of which will come dur
ing the floor exercises, where UNC has
regularly turned out at least two gymnasts
at 9.0 or better.
Karen Kaiser and Tammy Gilbert lead
the squad in individual season averages,
but Christine Thome, Anne Ruppert and
Mickie Robinson have come on strong.
The Tar Heels' highest output of the'
season was 173 points (an all-time UNC
record) versus highly touted Alabama, and
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the only event in which scores have not
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For the record
In the column titled "When it's not fun
anymore" in Thursday's Daily Tar Heel,
the name of the coach was misspelled as
Marrone. In fact, it should have been
Morrone. The DTH regrets the error.
Because of a reporting error, the DTH
incorrectly listed the films The Thin Man,
A Tribute to an Artist: Paul Robeson and
Murder My Sweet as running in the Union
auditorium Feb. 28 and March 1 and 2,
respectively The films will be shown on
March 14, 15, and 16. The DTH regrets
the error. -
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