The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 04, 1976, Page Page 16, Image 18
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By Mitch Sherwood
Carolina's men's tennis team
suffered it first defeat of the season
Tuesday, losing 6-3 to a strong
North Carolina team at MaxcyGregg
courts.
The loss ended a three-game
USC win streak and was the third
time in two years that USC had
defeated at home. North Carolina
came into the match ranked in the
top ten in the National Indoors and
defending Atlantic Coast Conference
(ACC) champions.
"I thought we had a good effort.'"
USC head coach Ron Smarr said.
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"It was real close individually, ana
I give credit to North Carolina
because they played well under
pressure. Our guys tried hard and
we played well overall. It was
mucn closer tnan tne score indicates."
NORTH CAROLINA'S Billy
Brock, one of the top players in the
ACC, defeated Carolina's number
one singles player, Clyde
Skaflestad, 6-2, 6-3. In a close
match, Carolina's number two
player, Jeff Kefalos, lost to
Tom Dixon, 7-5, 6-4. Dixon, down 54
in the first set, faced set point
twice in the tenth game. Dixon
staved off defeat, however, winning
that game and the next two to
win the set. In the second set,
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the match.
RIP TRAMMELL won
Carolina's first match of the afternoon
with a 6-1, 7-6 victory over
John Kraut. Trammell eased
through the first set but had to fight
10 win me second set.
"I played fairly well the first set,
but I let up the second set and it
almost cost me," Trammell said.
fhil. dukes was Carolina's
only other singles winner,
defeating Cliff Skakle, 7-6,6-3. "He
made a few errors, and I am really
happy with the way I played
today," Dukes said. After barely
winning the first set, Dukes
became more aggressive the
second set and came out with a
win.
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playing in the number four position
split his first two sets 6-4, 3-6 before
losing the third set 6-2 to David
Oberstein. Andreas Hufschmid
won his first set 6-4 but lost the next
two sets 6-4, 6-3 to Junic Chatman.
KKFALOS AND Jeff Hull had
Carolina's only doubles win with a
6-4, 6-3 victory over Chatman and
Skakle. Skaflestad and Trammell,
playing in the number one doubles
position, lost to Brock and Dixon.
A close match, Dukes and Mayotte
took Oberstein and Hassler to the
final game of the second set before
losing 6-4, 7-6.
In a match played Sunday,
Carolina defeated College of
unariesion 8-1 in Charleston.
Carolina plays North Carolina
State at 9:30 p.m. Saturday at
Maxcy-Gregg courts.
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