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The Ked and Black. Tuesday. May 9. 1972
Tennis team is
still undefeated
By BRUCE FINLAND
The Georgia tennis team
dosed out their regular season
this past weekend by coasting
through their final two dual
matches the Athens Tennis
Club and Presbyterian College
(Georgia’s 1972 record is
28-1, with the Dogs remaining
undefeated in conference play
for the second straight year
This represents the finest dual
match re core in history for
Georgia, topping the old mark
of 25*1 set last year.
On Friday (Georgia took on
the hometown Athens Tennis
Club in a rescheduled match.
The ATC, which included
many former college stars, gave
the Bulldogs some tough
competition before going down
in defeat 7*2.
ON COURT one Danny
Birchmore took on former
Princeton ace Richard Howell.
Howell probably wished he had
stayed in the Ivies as Danny
blasted him 6-4,6-0.
Dependable Bob Tams
followed on court two with a
6-3,6*2, victory over former
Georgia star Mike Cymalo.
Carey Browder, bothered by
the flu, dropped a 6-2,6-1
decision to Jack Sisley on
court three.
Gordon Smith rebounded
from a first set loss to beat
Steve Davis 4-6,6-3,6-4. Bill
Kopecky then sneaked by
former Georgia player Torn
Benedict 6-2,7-6, and Manuel
Dia z topped Joe Frierson
6-2,6-3, to close out the
singles
In the doubles. Birchmore
and Tams teamed up to smash
Cymalo and John Gilbart on
court one. Athens registered
another victory with
llowell-Benedict cruising over
Kopecky and Charles Browder
7-5,6-2. Diaz-Smith ended the
match by defeating
Sislcy-Frierson 6-3,6-4.
On Saturday afternoon
Presbyterian College came to
town and left with a 8-1
defeat.
On court one, Danny
Birchmore played his final dual
match for Georgia and,
needless to say, he ended it on
a winning note. Once again
Danny’s opponent came in
with an impressive reputation.
Milan Kofal was expected to
give Danny a tough match, but
Birchmore played his usual
outstanding match and downed
Kofal 6-3,6-1. It will be a long
time before Bulldog fans will
have the pleasure of watching a
player of Birchmore's calibre
again.
BOB TANIS followed with
a 6-4,7-5 win over Ralph Hart
on court two. Carey Browder,
still bothered by the flu,
dropped a 7-5,6-4 decision to
Jan Kofal.
Gordon Smith beat Chns
Adair 6-2,7-6. Bill Kopecky
downed Carlos Angel 7-5,6-3;
and Manuel Diaz struggled past
Craig McKenzie 6-3,5-7,6-2.
in the doubles, Bob lams
and Danny Birchmore warmed
up for the SEC meet this
weekend by clobbering the
team of Kofal-Kofal 6-1,6-2.
Brent Hughes teamed up
with Bill Kopecky to register a
6-3,7-5 win over Hart-Don Lay.
On court three Diaz-Smith
romped over McKenzie-Angel
to the tune of 6-3,6-4 to close
out the match.
Georgia will be tuning up
this week for the SEC meet in
Knoxville May 11-13. Georgia
is considered the favorite, but a
repeat of last year’s romp is
not probable.
Pholo by STF.PUKN JACKSON
SOMETHING'S BUGGING CAREY BROWDER
Carey posted only two singles; loses this weekend due to flu
Golf Tournament slated
The Intramural Golf
loumament will be held
Saturday morning. May 13. at
the University golf course,
UtraMttral Director Bob
Williams announced
Each team must have four
players, and the deadline for
entering is Thursday night.
May II
f
All participants must play at
least one practice round, ami
the score card should be turned
in at the University course’s
club house with name, score
and team clearly marked on
the card Pairings and tee off
times will be posted Friday
night. May 12. at the
University club house and at
Siege man
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Strong winds don't hinder
track stars against Tech
By JIM WYATT
The Georgia Track team
handed rival Georgia Tech a
89-56 defeat this past Saturday
before a crowd of several
hundred fans.
Glynn Griffin broke his own
school record in the shot with
a heave of 55-1 OVa. Griffin later
look second in the discus.
Although no more school
records were broken, the times
were fast despite a strong
headwind down the stretch of
the track.
Sprinter Joe Shearouse led
Busy weekend Rokyu's
stage
tourney
The Bulldog baseballers had a busy weekend on the road,
stopping in Auburn to splil the two-game series, and
meeling Georgia Tech in Macon for a 21 loss. Ace Gary
Ncvinger < 5-3) helped Georgra to a 2-0 win over the Tigers
on Today; Rick Groover belted a homer and Andy Johnson
scored on a throwing error to assure the win. Saturday,
freshman I’lnl Baker (above) pitched to a 2-1 loss but
connected for a home run to help his cause. In the Tech
outing Sunday, Kim Braswell, yes, he's a football player
too, pitched a two-hitter against the Jackets, but the 'Dogs'
single run, courtesy of Steve Carp, was not enough.
Athens clubs
sponsor
camping trip
There will be a senior
citizens camping trip May
13-14 at Camp Will-a-way, Fort
Yargo State Park, Winder,
Georgia.
The project is sponsored by
the Athens Comunity
Council on Aging, Athens
Model Cities, Athens
Recreation and Parks
Department, and the
Recreation and Parks
Department of the University.
Volunteers are needed to
assist in camping and craft
activities. Interested people
should contact Susan Gooch at
549-6423, <>r Bob Ray at
543-9768 or 549-7697.
Bruins take
3 to 1 leak
over Rangers
NEW YORK (UPI) Even
his own teammates find it hard
to feel sorry for Bobby On and
his ailing left knee.
"If he’s hurt, he’s hiding it
pretty good," Fddie Johnston
laughed Sunday after Orr had
made him a winning goaltender
bv scoring two goals and
assisting on another as the
Boston Bruins edged the New
York Rangers, 3-2.
The victory gave the Bruins a
commanding 3-1 advantage in
the best-of-seven senes and left
them with the opportunity of
captunng their second Stanley
('up in three years when the
series resumes in Boston
tonight.
Sports
Calendar
MAY 9-15
May 9 Burball-Gt. Southern —
Statesboro
May 11-13 — Tennis-SKC
Tournament — Knoxville
May 11-13 - Gold-SEC
Tournament — Pine Mtn.
May 12-13 - Track-SKC
Championships Baton Rouge
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Athens
May 13 — Intramural Golf —
A then*
May 13*14 — Senior Citizens
Camping Trip - Winder
May 14 - Rugby-Charlotte R.F.C.
— Athens (2:00)
May 15 - Baseball-South Carolina
— Athens (3:30)
Have you ever read the
book "The Little Yellow Belt"
by I. Kahn Keel? The latest
revision includes a chapter
about 16 newly-initiated
yellow belts from the Georgia
Judo Club.
After one and one-half
quarters under Dr. J.
Tlunsucker, the new rokyu’s
passed a test last Thursday of
throws, falls, and mat
technique, plus questions on
judo terminology and history.
Tonight the club will put the
new rokyu’s to the test with
the club’s bi-annual, intra-club
tournament at Stegeman Hall.
The new rokyu’s include the
following: Cissy Booker, Calvin
Buice, Laurie Fellenz, David
Gravitt, Duff Houston, Mary
Jackson, Ann Neville, William
Poole, Lena Yao, Kathie
Misenhamer, Peter Mallory,
Richard Shainwald, Tom
Oxner, Carol Lynch, Rollin
Mathis, and Charles Leonard.
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all runners amassing 12‘A
points to be high point man in
the meet. Shearouse won the
220-yard dash with a time of
47.8. a new dual meet record.
Shearouse set a record in the
220 last weekend with a 21.1
which puts him in a tie for the
second best 220 run in the SEC
this season. He also ranks fifth
in the SEC in the 440 with a
47.2 clocking.
HIGH JUMPER Danny
Williams of Georgia barely
missed a school record in the
high jump at 6’-9", but
captured first with a jump that
measured 6’-7%". Teammate
Charles Carson took third with
a leap of 6’-2".
The Bulldogs swept to a
1-2-3 finish in the discus.
Richard Patterson placed first
with a throw of 150-2.
Shotputter Glynn Griffin was
second with a 147-1. In third
place was Ken Dumbleton with
a heave of 143-11.
The Yellow Jackets
countered the Bulldog sweep
with a sweep in the mile run.
Tech’s John Walton, Joel
Majors, and Andy Hutson
pulled away from the Bulldog
runners finishing in 4:15.8,
4 16.2, and 4:16.3,
respectively.
Georgia set a new meet
record in the 440-relay
capturing first in 41.2.
SPRINTER Ray Hamilton
took first in the 100-yard dash
in a wind-hampered 9.9.
Second place was a
photo-finish between Tech’s
Brent Cunningham and
Georgia’s Tony Williamson.
The decision went to
Cunningham although
Williamson was timed at an
identical 10.0. Hamilton also
finished second in the 220 with
a 22.1 clocking.
The pole vault turned into a
real battle between Kenny
Rosser and Tech’s Sam
Etheridge. Both vaulters
cleared 1^-6 but Etheridge won
on fewer total misses. Third
place was a battle between
Larry Bixler and Tech’s Scott
O’Connell. Bixler cleared 13-6
but O’Connell cleared the same
height with fewer misses after
his fiberglass pole shattered
and he got another pole.
Phil Tucker took first in the
long jump for the Bulldogs
with a jump of 22-10.
Teammate Tony Williamson
took second with a 22-9'A
jump.
In the 880-yard run. Tech’s
John Walton outbattled
Georgia’s Allan Davis the last
220 yards of the race to win in
1:53.3. Davis was second in a
154.3 and teammate Rick
Thomas took third with a
1:55.7 clocking.
AFTER A false start in the
three mile run. Tech’s Joel
Majors easily outraced the field
to win in 14:14.8. Georgia’s
Rick Curlin. who set a school
record in the two mile last
weekend with a 9:12.7, was
second with a time of 14:44.6.
Georgia’s Olympic hope in the
marathon. Dennis Spencer, was
fourth. Spencer placed second
in the Florida Relay Marathon
and just last weekend placed
second in the Drake Relays
Marathon with a time of 2
hours, 26 minutes, and 34
JOHN DAVIDSON
Davidson caught a Tech elbow
seconds in the 26 mile-385
yard race.
Georgia put the icing on the
victory in the mile relay after
Georgia's John Davidson was
elbowed in the second leg of
the relay. Joe Shearouse
recaptured the Bulldog lead
from Tech’s Warren Hood, and
then Maxie Foster turned on
the speed the final leg of the
race to give the Dogs victory in
a 3:18 clocking.
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