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Tennis % Carolina By Mitch Sherwood Carolina's men tennis team won their sixth match of the season Sunday with a 9-0 win over Richmond at Maxcy-Gregg courts. Carolina is 6-1 on the season, wun meir lone seiDacK Demg 10 North Carolina. Wednesday Carolina beat Penn State 9-0, and Saturday they defeated North Carolina State 5-4. "I am pleased with the Richmond match, but we haven't really played up ta our potential yet," said Carolina coach Ron Smarr. we vc gui scvcidi luugn lectins coming up, and we have got to start playing better or we are going to have a lot more losses." Carolina's lineup has undergone If you're tired c ma I \m I JUI Is WASHED O.D. GREE A A 12: i defeats R a major change in which Jeff Kefalos has moved into the number one position and Andreas Hufschmid has moved into Kefalos' number two position. Former number one singles player, Clyde bkatlestad, did not even play in the singles competition against Richmond. "We haven't been getting maximum effort, and so I'm trying a new lineup," Smarr said. Smarr said Skaflestad will probably be back in the singles competition today against Virginia. Jeff Hull has also moved into the starting lineup in the number six position. Number three singles i player Rip Trammell did not play against Richmond either, and Phil > Dllkps in Phric Mauntfo r >t poor service, S \ March 8 , PITSUIT! k. ' BWi ini MMfl -em. ? MIUK blZfcb 3 UIT SIZES 34 DENIM N & STEEL BLU XJ\wlirV \1 m six res ijf\ ^ 21 Main St. (Dowi irjimonH stayed in his number four position, while Hull played in the fifth spot and Steve Gellar played at number si* Carolina plays Virginia at 2:15 p.m. today at Maxcy-Gregg courts. Virginia is one of the favorites to win the Atlantic Coast Conference along with North Carolina and Duke. "Virginia is just as good as North Carolina, and are very strong individually," Smarr said. Virginia is undefeated and bring two nationally ranked players, John Galbreath and James Hilmer. "Virginia should prove to be another tough opponent for us, and if we play up to our potential we could win," Smarr said. 15 -44 30.95 E 28.95 rTTTTTT TTTIIIlili nfown | MMT ** ^ lfiarquv per cent of their shots, but a sligh Gamecock turnovers allowed the Wai did USC. Frank McGuire tried everything Gamecocks used lob passes to English at every available opportunity. But U well, and Carolina trailed 36-28 at hi Marquette changed strategy in the Ellis and Whitehead in close, and the Warriors' first 10 points. Trailing by seven points with more Carolina abandoned its zone defense Gamecocks couldn't keep up with tl Marquette scored all but four of the re: the free throw line. USC ended it's regular season with a irint "5 b $4 (No deposit for U.S. with l.D.) Chetip Ride Ltd. Biini ^wj 111 111! MWyrJ ? A*< SB From Page 12 t rebounding advantage and 10 rriors to take 20 more shots than in his offensive stockpile. The , jump shots by Dunleavy and rap SC had trouble hitting its shots as ilftime. ,?, ?,1 unu ii~ _ i. -11 3CVUIIU IIUU, WUIMIlg UIC Uctll lO ! two big men scored eight of the than 10 minutes left in the game, in favor of a man-to-man. The le quick Wariors, however, and 3t of their points on layups or from n 18-9 record. ICYCLE A DAY C. students 771-0109 *aga jm iWTTfiia Bi'W^fTm * a^H lr /flW?ffijBii^ fi rf^mgr^^Bi^ri '*K A.tc?",d jff?^fl ,. ?r?ownfflrT?