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Master's streak snapped in 9-1 win
By NEIL AMATO
Staff Writer
After a slow beginning, the North
Carolina baseball team finally got over
the humps of the Camels of Campbell
University by way of a six-run eighth
inning that keyed a 9-1 victory at Bos
hamer Stadium Tuesday.
Junior Rich Fernandez, pitching 2
23 innings of hitless relief, picked up
his. sixth win of the season as right
fielder Brad Woodall drove in three
runs to raise the Tar Heels' record to
37-10. Freshman closer Paul Shuey
notched his sixth save of the season in
the non-conference game.
Senior shortstop Ron Maurer, who
recently set a school record for record
ing a base hit in 3 1 consecutive games,
had his streak snapped by three differ
ent Campbell pitchers.
Maurer, a Beachwood, N.J., resi
dent, walked in his final at-bat after
taking a strike with a 3-0 count. In his
other plate appearances, Maurer, who
entered the game batting .360, struck
out; sacrifice bunted, hit into a fielder's
choice and grounded out. He said it was
nice to be able to forget about keeping
the streak alive.
"I'm just glad it's over," Maurer
said. "I sacrificed early, and then in the
eighth I took the 3-0 pitch. I just did that
for the team."
UNC head coach Mike Roberts cred
ited Maurer for his attitude about the
streak.
"Ronnie has always been a team
player," Roberts said. "He doesn't
swing the bat just to swing it. He could
have swung on 3-0 I gave him the
green light. He is such a humble young
man, and I think he really showed it
today with class."
North Carolina didn't appear to be
very classy in the early going, waiting
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UNC's Steve Estroff (15) tries to nail
until the fifth inning to collect its first
hit off of starter Tom McGraw. In the
eighth, up by a 3-1 score, the Tar Heels
took advantage of some inaccurate
Camel pitching that produced five bases
on balls.
AfterCampbell's"WildThing,"Jack
Ledford, walked three batters on some
crazy pitches, he was replaced by Chris
Wagner with one out in the inning.
Woodall, a Columbia, S.C., native,
ripped a double to the wall in right that
scored Steve Estroff and Darren Vil
lani and sent Dave Arendas to third.
Tar Heel catcher Don Leshnock then
grounded to Wagner, who held Aren-
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Cambell's Ed Stanley at first while Steve Bieneman (20) looks on in disbelief
das at third and then turned to throw to
first. But no one was covering the bag,
so Wagner attempted to run down
Leshnock himself. Leshnock dove for
first and Wagner lunged after him,
creating a cloud of dust. After a period
of confusion, the home plate umpire
ruled Leshnock safe. Wagner, insensed
by the controversial call, was ejected as
head coach Mike Caldwell argued with
the ump.
With Wagner tossed from the con
test, Caldwell called upon shortstop
Randy Hood to pitch. Hood struck out
Kurt Green but then walked Mark
Kingston on a 3-2 pitch.
That brought up Maurer with the
bases loaded prime time to continue
a hit parade that broke Scott Bradley's
30-game mark set in 1980. After three
balls, Maurer took a pitch right down
the pipe. The next delivery was low and
outside, sending a run home and put
ting the streak to rest at 31.
Estroff, making his second plate
appearance in the inning, singled in
two runs as Maurer headed for third.
But Jon Lucas' throw from right field
gunned down Maurer, who got crossed
up on head coach Mike Roberts' sig-
See BASEBALL, page 11
MISS
in honored as
top athlete in '89-90
By SCOn GOLD
Assistant Sports Editor
Charlie Justice. George Karl. Phil
Ford. Lawrence Taylor. Ethan Hor
ton. Rob Koll.
Shannon Higgins.
These are the greatest names in the
history of North Carolina athletics,
and just a sample of winners of the
Patterson Medal, the highest athletic
award given at UNC.
Higgins, a midfielder on the na
tional champion women's soccer
squad, has won the 1990 Patterson
award, adding one more piece to her
mantle and one more notch on her
astounding career.
The medal, established in 1924, is
awarded at the close of each year to a
senior who has most exemplified
outstanding leadership, accomplish
ment and sportsmanship.
Last season, the two-time All
American led her team to its eighth
national title in nine years by tallying
18 assists and 48 total points. Both
marks broke her own records, set in
1988.
During the Higgins era, the Tar
Heels won four consecutive titles and
never lost a match, going 89-0-6 in
four years. The 95-match unbeaten
streak ranks at the top of the record
books for collegiate soccer, both
men's and women's, and approaches
the all-time record for collegiate ath
letics. Higgins was named the Intercolle
giate Soccer AssociationAdidas
Player of the Year, Soccer America's
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Shannon Higgins
player of the year, All-South region,
the Hermann Trophy winner given
to the best women's soccer player in
the country each season and the
Atlantic Coast Conference Player of
the Year. Her career was capped by
becoming the first soccer player in
the history of UNC to have her uni
form retired.
The 5-foot-4, 120-pounder was
also tabbed as the winner of the;
HondaBroderick Award for
women's soccer last fall, making her
eligible to garner another biggie, the
Honda award for the top female ath
lete during the 1989-90 school year.
The award will be anounced in Jan.,
1991.
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Has ladder & shelves. 933-7511,
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2 DELUXE LOFTS $200 & $125.
rug $30. bookshelf $10, IBM-PC
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CARPETED LOFT for sale CHEAP
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South campus dorms. Also large
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Call Cheryl or Melissa, 933-5329.
LOFT FOR SALE Extremely well
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Prices negot. Call 933-3972, lve
msge.
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& M-400 power amp; Marantz 125
tuner; AR speakers. Also BIC cas
sette decks & dual changer. 942
5285. 6pm-llpm.
ENGL SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPY,
liver & white, AKC $125 negot.
Call eves 942-8422.
SAILBOARDS FOR SALE: Mistral
Superlite wsail. $300. Klepper
320 funboard, $300. O'Briant Pro
Am shortboard. $200. Call 962
3145. After 5pm, 542-1134. lve
msge.
FOR SALE: 6 drawer dresser
perfect for apt, $50. Single bed,
box springs, mattress. $15. $60 &
it's all yours. 929-7092.
NEUTRAL COLOR Dorm carpet for
sale. In good condition. Will sell for
only $101 Call 933-8534 or come
by 307 Manly. Must sell soon. I
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