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Page 2( The Red and Black. Thursday. September 22. 1977
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Sports editor
While most students were
busying themselves with vaca
tioning and summer jobs,
Athletic Dept officials were
carrying on business as usual
Though no sanctioned team
competes during the summer
months, officials are still kept
busy with training, recruiting,
etc
Below is a list, by months, of
what major events came out of
the Athletic Dept this summer
followed by the various schol
arship signings for individual
teams
JUNE
—The Women’s Athletic
Dept announces the awarding
of a full scholarship to Tina
Price, a senior who has
participated on the women's
basketball and tennis teams
for the last three years.
—Georgia’s Athletic Board
awards Football Coach Vince
Dooley a new four year
contract valid through July.
1981
—Football News ranks Geor
gia 17th in its pre-season
football poll followed by
Playboy magazine, perhaps
the best-read prognosticator,
with its No. 17 ranking
“Four members of the
football team fall victim to the
academic ax Junior flanker
James Moreen, slated for a
starting berth this season and
No. 2 split end Michael Wilcox
are declared academically
ineligible for the 1977 season
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along with third string running
back Curtis Williams and No 3
defensive guard Danny Tassel
ti. Dooley calls the loss of
Moreen and Wilcox, "the worst
academic losses since I’ve
been at Georgia."
JULY
—Bulldog golfer Chip Beck
captures the Carolinas Ama
teur Golf Association Cham
pionship in Greenville, S.C.
The senior captain has to fend
off Bell Harvey, winner of more
than 200 amateur titles, on the
38th hole to claim the title.
AUGUST
—Athletic Director Joel
Eaves announces the 1977-78
basketball schedule which in
cludes play in the prestigious
Louisville Holiday Classic,
Dec 28-29 in Louisville. Ky
—Dooley and brother Bill of
North Carolina are both listed
in the 20th edition of the
nation’s ’’Top Twenty Coa
ches" poll, according to
Elmore “Scoop" Hudgins,
sports information director of
the Southeastern Conference
and originator of the poll
SEPTEMBER
—NCAA Tennis Director and
Georgia Tennis Coach Dan
Magill announce the University
will host the 94th annual NCAA
Tennis Championships, May
22-29 This marks the second
straight year and third time in
seven years Georgia has
hosted the event.
—Georgia opens the 1977
footbal season with a 27-16
victory over the Oregon Ducks.
Running backs Kevin McLee
and Willie McClendon each
score a touchdown en route to
rushing totals of 119 and 97
yards respectively.
—Clemson averts a last
minute come-from-behind vic
tory by Georgia when the
Dogs’ two point conversion
attempt fails with just six
seconds remaining to play
enabling the Tigers to claim a
7-6 victory A 51 yard tight end
pass from Ulysses Norris to
Jesse Murray set up Georgia’s
only score with just :12 left to
play.
SIGNINGS—BASEBALL
—Georgia Baseball Coach
Roy Umstattd signed nine
players over the summer
including six pitchers in an
effort to revitalize a pitching
staff that was hurt by
graduation.
Among those signed by
Umstattd were:
—Scott Bell, a 6-4, 215 lb.
righthanded pitcher from
Knoxville. Tenn Bel! transfers
from Cleveland State Commu
nity College and has two years
of eligibility remaining.
—Ronnie Keener, a 6-3, 195
lb. lefthanded pitcher from
Marietta Keener transfers
from Chipola Junior College
and has two years of eligibility
remaining
—Greg Garner, a 6-2, 190 lb.
righthanded pitcher from
Kenesaw Garner transfers
from Middle Georgia Junior
College and has two years of
eligibility remaining
—Mike Finke, a 6-1, 185 lb.
righthanded pitcher from De
catur Finke transfers from
DeKalb Central Junior College
and has two years of eligibility
remaining.
—Steve Green, a 6-6, 210 lb.
righthanded pitcher from
Rome Green is an incoming
freshman,
—Bud Gray, a 6-1, 180 lb.
righthander from Miami, Fla.
Gray is an incoming freshman.
—Eric Theil, a 6-1, 180 lb
lefthanded hitter from Bloom
ington, 111. Theil is an incoming
freshman
—Bob White, a 5-11, 170 lb.
righthanded hitter from Val
dosta. White is an incoming
freshman
—Donnie Keener (Twin bro
ther of Georgia signee Ron
nie), a 6-3, 190 lb. first
baseman-third baseman from
Marietta Keener is a transfer
from Chipola Junior College
and has two years of eligibility
remaining.
SIGNINGS—TRACK
—Georgia Track Coach Lew
is Gainey signs Mark Cosper, a
long and triple jump winner at
Pepperell High School in
Lindale.
SIGNINGS—BASKETBALL
—Georgia Basketball Coach
John Guthrie signs 6-3, 175 lb.
guard Melvin Harris from
Baldwin High School in
Milledgeville to a grant-in-aid.
Thinclads need maturity,
depth, Lewis Gainey says
By PETE FOLEY
Sports editor
With a little more depth,
Georgia Coach Lewis Gainey
may have his squad back on
the right track.
Gainey, who heads the track
and cross-country teams, is
striving for maturity among
his returners as well as
development of the incoming
talent.
“We need to develop some
depth on this year’s team,’
Gainey said. “We didn’t have
that last year and it showed. If
we can mature with our
experienced men and get some
of those younger guys going
then things will look encoura
ging."
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Sprints seem to be in good
shape for Gainey as sophomore
speedster William Breeding
will join the team as soon as he
has completed his chores as a
flanker on the Georgia football
team.
Steve Porter, hampered by a
bad muscle pull last year,
returns along with Greg Baker,
another Georgia football play
er.
"Porter is a better indoor
sprinter (60 yards) than
Breeding but Breeding is tough
in the 100 meters and 100 yard
sprints," Gainey said.
Some coaches might be
apprehensive about a member
of their team participating is
another sport, especially a
contact sport where an open
invitation to injury exists.
“Naw, I don’t worry about
it.” Gainey said “In fact, I
think it’s tremendous that a
guy has the ability to
participate in another sport,
my life but I love the game
and it will help a guy stay in
shape I wouldn't think to hold
them back."
Mike Fussell, last year's
national junior college mile
champion, transfers to Georgia
from Hagerstown Junior Col
lege and should bolster the
Dogs in that area Another JC
transfer, Mabry McCray, will
add even more depth in the
mile, having been ranked one o
mile, having been ranked one
of the nation s leading distance
runners while at Lake City
Junior College.
Fussell, McCray and veteran
Tony DiPaola will run the mile
and metric mile Fussell and
McCray have already run the
metric mile in 3:47 and 3:49,
respectively. Those times plus
18 seconds compute to the
average mile time. DiPaola
has been clocked at 4 :08 in the
mile. Freshmen Kyle Popplin
and Kevin Leonard are slated
for mile competition also.
IN THE steeplechase, John
McCartney will be returning to
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256 E. Clayton
try and grasp the one that just
escaped him last year.
McCartney missed qualifying
for the 1977 Nationals in the
event by .3 of a second with a
clocking of 8:58.
Tom Stevens, who won the
Stone Mountain Road Race last
weekend to open the Georgia
cross-country season, will run
the 5000 meters.
Sophomore Bill Powell will
be running the quarter-mile for
Georgia as well as one leg of
the mile relay team which last
year clocked in at 3:13.3.
Senior John McGuire will
run the half-mile while Jerry
Wi ight will run the 800, a race
in which he has turned in a
time of 51 2.
IN THE field events, Mike
Van Winkle will hurl the discus
while Steve Benedict returns
for his senior year to pole
vault.
Jim Casson will put the shot
while freshman signee Mark
Cosper and Pete Johnson do
the long jump. Both Cosper
and Johnson have leapt over 23
feet Bob Clark will perform in
the triple jump
One set of spikes that will be
hard to fill are those of former
Olympian James Barrineau
who high jumped his way to
fourth place in the NCAA finals
last year Barrineau is cur
rently enlisted in the service
after graduating last spring
Benedict will handle the
javelin tossing as well as
competing in perhaps the
truest all-around test of an
athlete, the decathlon
NCAA qualituT Bill Fincher
will run the intermediate and
high hurdles along with Ken
Bassett.
"We aren’t going to have any
iuper, superstars this year,"
Jainey said. “The SEC is
joing to be very tough but
we ll see if we can stay healthy
and move up some in the
standings
Georgia finished 6th in the
SEC last year.
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