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Tennis coac
By SALLY WILSON
Asst. Sports Editor
Four transfers and two freshman recruits
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,win auu uepui iu uou s men s tennis team
which finished with a 31-2 record in 1976.
"It's been our best recruiting year ever,"
said Ron Smarr, head tennis coach. "It's
unusual to bring in six new players."
The new players will help fill four of the
ten singles positions vacated by graduation
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posses, rresnman signers tire jreier raauDonald,
a top junior player ranked 22nd
nationally, from Springfield, Va. and Arthur
Anastapoulo from Charleston, who was a
member of the Junior Davis Cup team in the
South.
Smarr believes these two performers
maybe talented enough to play somewhere
Freshmen recruit
Two players who saw considerabl
palachian State are Zion McKinnej
McKinney from Pickens had several
reverse which gained considerable yai
pound fullback from Baltimore, Maryl;
yardage up the middle for the Gamec<
"It is tough being a freshman and hi
varsity players but that is the only wa
experience/' Dorsey said. "The chang
and colleee is great and the tvDe of fo
entirely different."
Dorsey was recruited by several colle
selections down to Clemson and Carol
players at Carolina influenced me mor
coaches and players.
"I think coach Carlen has a fine progr
freshmen to be patient and they would
proved themselves," Dorsey said.
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student from Miami Dade South in Miami, Springfield
Fla. Last year's national junior collegiate an impress
champion, Miller is presently ranked fifth in In addition
the Men's Eastern section. Smarr thinks players, M;
Miller "should push for the top spot." 6-7, 6-3, 6-3
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transfer students Ford Oliver from New Bor^.
Mexico State, Bob Kaplan from University
of Maryland, and Ralph Walker, a former
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Coach Smarr's goal for this year's team is returning a
"to try to be as good or better as we were at Dukes. Jefl
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