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mKmmtpfamm ipi pun. mjnmptammmpmn 6The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday, March 23, 1988 - Sports , Smith: 'air oyola, focus on Michigan By JAMES SUROWIECKI Senior Writer Well, Sal Paradise won't be along for the trip, but this weekend the North Carolina Tar Heels will be again on the road, as they journey to Seattle for a West Regional semifinal matchup with the Michigan Wolverines. : That sojourn occasioned a press conference by UNC coach Dean Smith Tuesday, as Smith looked back to the Tar Heels' romp through Salt Lake City and ahead to the fearsome task now confronting his squad. UNC met the Wolverines last season in the NCAA Tournament, earning a 109-97 second-round vic tory and pulling away from Michigan at the end of the game. J.R. Reid led the Tar Heels with 27 points. Gary Grant, then a junior, sparked Mich igan with 24 points, while Glen Rice added 22. The Wolverine squad that lost to the Tar Heels, though, has changed fpr the better. The development of Loy Vaught at center and the addition Of Prop 48 casualties Terry Mills and Rumeal Robinson have pushed Michigan into the top echelon of the national ranks. When the Wolverines come to play, they are as fine an offensive team as any in the nation. . "The game last year was very close, TOP Oscar b Nominations V Deluding I BEST PICTURE ana r DIRECTOR i I I US I S I UV BEST MORI mi t.Kl W OMI l) In. I 'I. lUU :'M li;un K... ill! l : If 'KM (V HOPE A VP Glory 8:M 4:50 7:00 9:20 r H iy I lift mL LWUI PERSONALIZED WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE Our private confidential Birth Control Relief of Menstrual Cramps Gynecology Need a summer job at the beach? Looking for excellent pay, benefits, and flexible hours? Then apply at the Food Lion store located in Market Place (Southern Shores), or U.S. 158 By Pass (Nags Head), or at your Placement Office. Work for the most progressive and stable grocery chain in the United States, Food Lion, Inc. Positions available in all departments with various shifts. Apply at your convenience and secure your summer job NOW! Remember if you are going to be where the action is in Nags Head, North Carolina, then you will also want to be working for the best - FOOD LION! ( rm cam mmm mmm WOMEN'S TENNIS vs. Richmond Heels most forget and we went to the Four Corners with three minutes left," Smith said. "I wouldn't mind playing them again if I had my team from last year and they had theirs." Smith, as usual, had nothing but praise for Michigan. "Grant's a senior who will be the first guard picked in the NBA draft," the coach said. "Rice is a junior who would be a lottery pick too if he came out. They have experience but they have two, in Mills and Robinson, that are young but talented." Young and talented is a combina tion about which Smith knows quite a bit. The Tar Heels fit the bill on both counts, and of late have been showing their talent more than their youth. After rolling over North Texas State in the first round, UNC dis mantled Loyola Marymount's offense, pounding the Lions 123-97. In the process of knocking out the darlings of the media, the Tar Heels broke a plethora of NCAA records. But Smith cautioned against over confidence, and made explicit what should have been obvious: that the game against Michigan will be very different from the rollicking rout of Loyola. It would seem safe to say that the Tar Heels will not hit 79 percent of their shots against the Wolverines. "We have to move Michigan out EXTRA 11: 50 LATE SHOW FPI Jt C.AT ROTH FN MS' 4' wtmtim i M r nrcT m i nr iqc7 w "MAGNIFICENT. 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I don't think they stopped him (in Salt Lake City). And J.R.'s really come on defensively." Reid, in fact, took the defensive award for his effort against the Lions' Hank Gathers, who was 6-of-17 from the field Saturday. Smith made clear that Reid was very pleased with that honor, which he wins only rarely. Smith, in turn, was pleased with the defensive effort of the team in general. Over the last five games, the Tar Heels' opponents have racked up their five worst shooting percentages of the year. Beginning with the first game of the ACC Tournament, Wake Forest shot 37.9 percent, Maryland 36.7, Duke 36.8, NTSU 33.3 and Loyola 32.1 percent. "We have played good defense over the past five games " Smith said. "I liked our defense in the ACC Tour nament and out west." That defense has resulted in vic tories, and those victories have produced celebrations, celebrations uncharacteristic of UNC squads. Smith reflected on the emotion with which the Tar Heels play this year. "If you depend on that totally, it can't be there," Smith said. "This is a young team. I certainly encourage them to be themselves. I prefer to say to play with enthusiasm." Enthusiasm or emotion, whatever you want to call it, UNC will undoubtedly need it Friday. The Final Four remains distant, but still, it is but two games away. Indiana star to transfer From Associated Press reports After seeing a season of expected glory turn into personal insult, Rick Calloway said goodbye to Bob Knight on Monday. Calloway, who did not start in Indiana's first three games and did not play in the Hoosiers' 72-69 upset loss to Richmond in last Friday's first round of the NCAA East Regional, informed Knight that he is quitting the team Monday and will transfer to another school for his final year of eligibility. STORAGE New Modern Facility Village Self Storage 515 S. Greensboro St. Carrboro 942-7725 Summer Employment Opportunity Jobs available with the UNC Physical Plant-Housing Support Paint Crew. Applications available at Physical Plant Personnel Office 168A Airport Road CB 1800 Chapel Hill, NC 27599 due April i, 1988 1 ELLIOT ROAD at E. FRANKLIN 967-4737 $2.50 tFMIUYUUTTKS.(aC.MUUr:) Nominated for 9 Academy Awards! THE LAST EMPEROR (P313) 2:45 7:80 Only Academy Award Nominee Robin Williams GOOD MORNING VIETNAM (R) 2:25 4:40 7:00 9:20 William Dafocarcsoa Nines OFF LIMITS (R) 2:35 4:50 7:10 9:10 HARRISON FORD FRANTIC b 7:00 9:30 6 Academy Award Nominations! MOONSTRUCK m 7:30 9:45 US' UUKU IIMit Ml Ml 1 1 I Ull uuaiLM mutt I WW' I Johnson, Taoroeo- lead tennis in romp over Old Dominion By CLAY HODGES Staff Writer The sun lit up one side of the courts at the UNC Tennis Center Tuesday afternoon and cast long shadows over the other half. The shadows were symbolic of the fortunes of the visiting Old Dominion men's tennis team as the Tar Heels coasted to an 8-1 victory over the Monarchs. UNC men's tennis coach Allen Morris watched his young team dominate the afternoon and improve its spring season record to 10-5. "This is the best the team has played all season," said Morris. "(Old Dominion) is a team that can beat you, and there were some really close matches today, but we played with a lot of confidence and won all but one of them." No. 1 seed Don Johnson easily defeated his Old Dominion coun terpart, David Wolf, 7-5, 6-0. The ODU second seed gave UNC its only defeat. Chris Brown edged UNC sophomore James Krege 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 to claim the only victory of the afternoon for the outmanned visiting tennis team. Brown, a native of Dallas, was grateful for the hard fought win. "Overall, we were pretty much outplayed," said Brown, "I was On Tap TODAY BASEBALL vs. Towson Boshamer Stadium State, 3 p.m. Sty latlg ar Classified Advertisim Classified Info The Dally Tar Heel does not accept cash lor payment of clas sified advertising. 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Andre Janasik was taken to three sets before claiming the fifth seed match against Drake Schunck, 5-7, 6-1, 6-3. In the sixth seed match, Derek Weilbaecher edged Old Dominion's Scott Steiner 4-6, 7-5, 6-3. "The win against South Caro lina last week has really boosted the team's confidence," Morris said. "The team played very well today in the close matches." Indeed, in the three matches Tuesday that lasted three sets, UNC won two of them. UNC was flawless in the doubles competition as well, winning all three matches without giving up a set to the underdog Old Domin SOFTBALL at Virginia (DH), 2 p.m WOMEN'S TENNIS at N.C. State, 2 pm WOMEN'S FENCING at NCAA Championships, Princeton, NJ. THURSDAY BASEBALL at Wake Forest 3 pm WOMEN'S TENNIS vs. Richmond, 2 pm, LOST: GREY AND YELLOW COCKA TEEL (PET BIRD). IF FOUND CALL 942 0925. REWARD. HEALTHY, NON-SMOKERS AGES 18 35 earn $7 to $10 an hour as participants in EPA research of common air pollutants. Studies for white females full. 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"It took a while for us to get settled down in the first set, but then we started to make some consistent service returns and we were more successful," said Tanner. The second-seeded team of Krege and Bristow also came out slow, but ended in a flourish to defeat Old Dominion's Sealey and Schunck, 7-6, 6-3. At the third seed, Janasik and Kessler des troyed Old Dominion's Sperry and Steinour, 6-1,6-1. Because North Carolina's team is composed largely of freshmen and sophomores, the squad's success has been a pleasant sur prise to many, including the players themselves. "We have done really well this spring, and we have the ability to upset some teams ahead of us," Tanner said. "We are very happy with our record." Morris is also pleased. "We are a young team, but we are improving," he said. "We have a lot to work on, but we could surprise some people down the road." UNC Tennis Center MEN'S FENCING at NCAA Championships, Princeton, NJ. 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