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8The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday, September 28, 1988 Sports ' rsMpsnsnninieiBna . . i lyLt.Mii W-'M.' M-1 L ' TTT' '.'.'.'.'.'' JWW-www wiwww'WwiwwwiW.W' . V . j i a h e Texas Go dti 01 ec4 0 om Men's soccer program strikes old by i n soccer-rich Lone Star State recruitin It to. I 1 t . .- I . -. : - ! m ji'wi', . . x . . -A ,v. . . . . t . ... 11 mr-' - - - X-J.-iX DTH file photo ; Derek Missimo Is just one of a handful of Tar Heel Texans Wyoming enters poll From Associated Press reports i CHEYENNE, Wyo. Wyoming coach Paul Roach has seen a lot of comebacks, but none as dramatic as the one that propelled the undefeated Cowboys into the Associated Press top 20 college football poll for the first time in almost two decades. ; While watching Wyoming battle back Saturday from a 38-17 deficit after three quarters against Air Force, Roach realized he was witnessing a great comeback. It was an amazing comeback," Roach said Monday, still wondering how the Cowboys, 4-0, pulled out the 48-45 victory. r nxnonrnro mm INDS THUZSOAT! IDC tin 11 nautili n v. 1 .air'r'r,,rTw K m. mm. Mri .r s ict 1 hi n nu . f - j ' 5 l2SC MUST END THURSDAY? pc 9:3oR 2:05 4:20 7:05 9:20 It m rui 1 1 BtV. u m mm mm r W I'il 1 X vf Jl XI AIf if T m W d r . q m m M mm mm I tl mT A i Jill I X I Iff lt 1 " M -m 'txl Kr 1 ij nasi Kosemary m. U 967-5727 NITE TIME EVENTS MONDAY: Come join us for Monday Nite Football NOW 3 TVs! 95f Draft Hot dogs with all the fixins 50 each WEDNESDAYS: Margaritas: Traditional & Strawberry $2.00 Mexican Imports $1 .50 Nacho Bar 50tf per trip 157 East Rosemary Street 967-5727 TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATSON Attend a free introductory lecture on the TM program Wednesday, September 28 7:30 pm, Room 205 UNC Student Union Reduces stress and anxiety Improves relationships Improves health Unfolds mental potential and improves memory fx t v i i HIS HOLINESS MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI Founder of Oi Tfncndntl Madltitlon Progrim Presented by Students International Meditation Society ft WIEDDMIESIIDAY MEN'S SOCCER vs. U.S.C. 2s(0(fl) IPM rpiEirsiEna mmliid' J A-JU By JAMIE ROSENBERG Staff Writer Dallas, Texas, to most North Carolinians probably represents not much more than a booming metro polis with oil wells, the Cowboys and J.R. Ewing. , But to those in the know, specif ically those involved with the men's soccer program, Dallas and its surrounding areas have meant much morehan that. Eight players, nearly a third of the Tar Heels' roster, originate from Texas, and seven of those eight are from the Dallas area. Among them are forward and leading scorer Derek Missimo and goalie Herb Sherry, along with three other starters and three strong freshman recruits. This Texas Connection, according to head coach Anson Dorrance, is the result of a deliberate recruiting effort AP Top 20 1. Miami, Fla (55) 3-0-0 1,193 2 UCLA (3) 3-0-0 1,130 a Southern Cal (2) 3-0-0 1,050 - 4. Auburn 3-0-0 1,001 5. Notre Dame 3-0-0 902 & Florida State 3-1-0 815 7. West Virginia - 4-0-0 791 a South Carolina 4-0-0 742 9. Nebraska 3-1-0 727 10. Oklahoma 2-1-0 620 H.CIemson 3-1-0 609 12 Alabama 2-0-0 568 13 Oklahoma State 2-0-0 407 14. Louisiana State 2-1-0 403 15. Georgia 3-14) 388 16. Washington ' 3-0-0 286 17. Florida 4-0-0 240 1a Wyoming 4-0-0 161 m Michigan 1-2-0 155 20. Oregon 3-0-0 82 Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh 60, Colorado 52, Arkansas 48, Ohio State 44, Hawaii 36, Duke 30, Houston 14, Penn State 12, Rutgers 10, Arizona 4, Brigham Young 4, Western Michigan 4, Indiana a Syracuse a Texas 2, Tulane 2, Air Force 1, Southwestern Louisiana 1. to draw from one of the best soccer areas in the nation. "The thing I like about the Dallas kids in general is that they come from a soccer background," Dorrance said. "The coaching in Dallas is very good, and as a result the players that come in here from Dallas are sophisticated and they're ready to play at this level. "So one of our recruiting goals is to get the top male and female player out of Dallas every year." The recent wave of Texans on the men's team began with junior back Marc Buffin, who came to North Carolina two years ago. Then last year Missimo and midfielder Nick Efthimiou were added. This year's recruiting class includes junior mid fielder Alan Higgins and freshmen Sherry, Matt Morgan, Richard Wachsman and Greg McConnell, who is from Austin. "I guess you could say Marc started the trend," Missimo said. Among other reasons, soccer in Dallas is strong because of a very competitive club program and the Dallas Cup, a major international youth tournament which gives Dallas players a chance to face some of the best competition in the world. High population numbers and the financial support to feed and back up these programs combine to make Dallas, along with areas in California and New York, a prime location for youth soccer. According to Missimo, the athletes bred in Texas differ from. those of other areas in that they involve more finesse than force on the playing field. "You can see the different styles of play," Missimo said. "In Texas it's more of a thinking game. You don't get the best athletes; you get really mature soccer players whoVe had such great coaching backgrounds that they're all thinkers. "They're not really physical-type IP fif) American Hoart Lf Association WE'RE FIGHTING FOR VDURUFE ELLIOT ROAD at E. FRANKLIN 967-4737 Debra WingerTom Berenger BETRAYED CR 2:20 4:45 7z0 0:35 Mattr DillonAndrew McCarthy EIANOAO im 2:204:407:059:30 WHO FRAN CD HO OCR RAD D IT C) 2:304:507:009:15 -ram- mi;-m x " It's On Time Orlt'sOnUs. t'omprehensie cop sen ice. Fast turnaround Seen dajs a m eek (Guaranteed deadlines OQF7 9 w 1VI I 105 N. Columbia Si. 933-2679 resumes $15.00 Jl Satisfaction Guaranteed Laserset r6sums are $1 5.00 per page. Resumes are ready the next day with same day rushes possible. Coverletters also available. LASER PRINTERS 20312 E Franklin St. 967-6633 - above Sadlack's -1 Anson Dorrance players. It's more of a skillful style." Unfortunately, the amount of quality soccer in Texas drops off substantially at the college level. "There's only one good school in Texas as far as soccer goes, and that's SMU," Efthimiou said. "The rest of the schools don't have competitive programs because they don't have that many scholarships to give." As a result, some of the best Dallas players leave Texas in search of more money and better competition. For many, the quest ends in the ACC, which boasts the last two NCAA champions (Duke and Clemson, respectively) and the best soccer conference in the nation. "It's the toughest conference, as far as soccer goes," Morgan said. "So youH see a lot of players from Dallas in ACC schools." Once a Dallas player has decided he wants to play in the ACC, his choice then comes down to which ACC school to attend. For many at "I didn't pick Carolina because of soccer," Missimo said. "I picked it personally because of the people that run it, the coaches and the aspect of ' what the school's about. This place . has everything." Dorrance's first Dallas recruit was women's player Janet Rayfield, whom he netted in 1979 and who also : happened to be the first recruit ever for the fledgling women's program. The first men's player from the area 1 was John Boettigheimer, a forward . ' from Richardson, Texas, who came 1 that year too. "Those two came, and then ever ! since we've been trying to get our share of Dallas players," Dorrance said. At first, most of Dorrance's efforts in Dallas involved the women's ' program, but once he was firmly1 established as a recruiter there, he , , began to pull in nien as well. "The reputation of our women's .. program and the fact that the women r liked the campus so much I think J influenced some of the men in Dallas to give it a shot," Dorrance said. o Now, the men from Texas "out- . number the women by four. On the v women's team are senior midfielder -'. Tracey Bates, junior back Carla Werden and freshmen Chris Huston -. and Stacey Blazo. This year Dorrance is again look- ' ing to the Dallas area for prospects, but he will try to open some new markets as well. "We always try to get the top players over there," he said. "This : year won't be any exception, and well 1 1 -1 C .1 nave a goou cnance- oi geiiing mem i r . r n uwwausb vi uui i ipuiaiiwii ill lianas.. . Although what's happening now, given the nature of the ACC, is that there will be an opportunity for us to recruit anywhere because everyone wants to play in the conference." Wht ' SaUit -fiat HM CDassif Sedl AdverfosSinig Classified info The Daily Tar Heel does not accept cash for payment of clas sified advertising. Please let a check or money order be your receipt. Return ad and payment to the DTH office by noon one business day before your ad is to run. Ads must be prepaid. Rates: for 25 words or less Students, Student Organizations and Individuals: $2.00 per day Consecutive day rates: 2 days $3.25 3 days $4.00 4 days $4.50 5 days $5.00 .50 for each consecutive day Businesses: $5.00 per day Additional charges for all ads: 5t per word per day over 25 words $1.00 per day for boxed ad or bold type Please notify the DTH office imme diately if there are mistakes in your ad. We will be responsible only for the first ad run. ORANGE TENNESSEE NOTEBOOK. Lost Thursday 922 on Law Bus. Please return to Intramural Office in Woolen Gym. Reward offered. - Have you lost something??? Look for it at APO Lost and Found in the basement of the Union or call 962-1044. business opportunities services ABORTION To 20 weeks. Private and confidential GYN facility with Saturday and weekday appointments available. Pain medication given. Free pregnancy tests. 942-0824. THOSE DEADLINES ARE COMING! LINE UP YOUR TYPISTEDITOR NOW FOR ALL THOSE PAPERS, THESES, DISSERTATIONS, ETC. REASONABLE RATES AND EXPERIENCE IN VAR IOUS SUBJECTS. 929-3236. COMPUTER REMINDER SERVICE SPE CIAL OFFER. 10 dates. $10.00. 1 will call to remind you of any important dates in your school year. Call Yvonne at 933-9293. PAY IN-STATE TUITION? The practical handout will be available noon-12:45, Sept. 29th, Carolina Union, room 226, if you missed the GPSF meeting. Cost $1.25. SEE NORINA INSTRUMENT COM PANY for authorized service of Sony, Toshiba, and Hitachi VCRs and audio equipment. We're glad to service any other brand as well. 405 E. Main St., Carrboro. 942-3777. OWN YOUR OWN APPAREL OR SHOE STORE, CHOOSE FROM: JEAN SPORTSWEAR, LADIES, MEN'S, CHILDRENMATERNITY, LARGE SIZES, PETITE, DANCEWEARAERO--BIC, BRIDAL, LINGERIE OR ACCES SORIES STORE. ADD COLOR ANAL YSIS. BRAND NAMES: LIZ CLAIBORNE, HEALTHTEX, CHAUS, LEE, ST MICHELE, FORENZA, BUGLE BOY, LEVI, CAMP BEVERLY HILLS, ORGANICALLY GROWN, LUCIA, OVER 2000 OTHERS. OR $13.99 ONE PRICE DESIGNER, MULTI TIER PRIC ING DISCOUNT OR FAMILY SHOE STORE. RETAIL PRICES UNBELIEVA BLE FOR TOP QUALITY SHOES NOR MALLY PRICED FROM $19 to $60. OVER 250 BRANDS 2600 STYLES. $17,900 TO $29,900: INVENTORY, TRAINING, FIXTURES, AIRFARE, GRAND OPENING, ETC. CAN OPEN 15 DAYS. MR. MORPHIS (407) 366 8606. help wanted lost & found FOUND Monday morning in the Carolina Apts. parking lot: AN AQUA BLUE CONTACT CASE with both baby blue soft lenses still inside. Must have been a great weekend. Call Katie at 933-0866 to claim them. LOST: THICK GOLD BRACELET formed into the shape of X's and O's. Please contact Dawn at 968 0786. It has a lot of sentimental value. FIFTY DOLLAR REWARD OFFERED: Lo.t BLACK ONYX RING in Davis Library. Very sen timental. If fonnd, call 942-0558 after 5 p.m. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. LOST: GOLD HERRINGBONE BRA CELET. Extreme sentimental value. Reward $20. Please call 933-3373. WENDY HANES - I have your bank card. Call 933 1452. SPERM DONORS NEEDED. College students or graduates under 35 years old, willing to participate 6 months or longer in UNC artificial insemination program. Confidentiality assured. $25 per accepta- ble speciman. Call 962-65 for screening information. - DO YOU HAVE CHILD CARE EXPE RIENCE? Child Care Networks is looking ' for qualified caregivers to provide full or part-time care in the child's home. For more information call 942-0184. ' MUSIC TEACHER for Jewish San day School, 1988-89, Good wanes. 489-7062 or 933-2182. CARRBORO REC AND PARKS DEPT. is accepting applications for youth basket ball officials. Knowledge andor previous experience preferred. Evenings andor Saturday hours $8-$8.50game. Deadline Oct. 7, 1988. Applications available at the Carr. Rec. and Parks Office and the Carr. Town Hall. MODELING OPPORTUNITIES for pho togenic women in Chapel Hill area. Experience helpful but not necessary. Will train. Part-time. Flexible hours. Good pay. Call 214373-2077. CASHIER NEEDED IMME DIATELY at unique shopcafe in beau tiful environment. Up to 25 hoursweek. Must be self-motivated and have transpor tation. Tia, 542-5505 (local call). WANTED: Crew of energetic young men to help expand dog pen this weekend: Paying $6hr plus bonus for enthusiastic help. Call 967-1986 and leave message,. OMNI-EUROPEA HOTEL: Here's the job for you. Pocket money, biweekly check, exciting benefits for part-time, permanent employees. Contact Karen Rowe, 968 4900. MONEYI Having difficulty finding a job that fits in your schedule? Earn good money and meet other students. For more information call 933-5183 extension 25. GRANVILLE STUDENT DINING ASSO CIATION is now accepting applications for employment as kitchen assistants within a student -managed organization. Advancement into the student manage ment staff is possible. Employees start at $4 per hour with annual increases and a great meal option plan. See the Student Manager on duty Monday, Wednesday or Thursday afternoons in the cafeteria or call 968-1037 for an appointment. EOE MFH. ARE YOU LOOKING for a growing young company which offers opportuni ties for advancement? Do you enjoy working with people and have a pleasant phone manner? Can you deal effectively with the public? If you said yes to the above questions, then consider joining the telemarketing staff of the nation's fastest growing bicycle retailmail order com pany. Full and part-time positions are available, 20-40 hrs.wk. Responsibilities include answering phones, taking orders for merchandise, and handling customer inquiries. Applicants should possess above-average communications skills, have previous public contact andor clerical experience, and be able to type 30-words-plus per minute. Complete training is provided. Apply at Perfor mance, Inc., 1 Performance Way (located off Old Lystra Rd. on 15-501 near Cole Park Plaza). BICYCLE WRENCH WIZARD We need an experienced mechanic who can do quality repairassembly work. Flexible parttime hours available. Pay based on experience. Enjoyable work environment. Four Seasons Fitness 929-5114. M-F 11-7. Ask for Phil or Evan. WESTERN SIZZLIN STEAK HOUSE is now accepting applications for full and part-time employment. Please apply at 324 W. Rosemary St. 2-4 pm. $9.51 TO START! Marketing and adver tising positions. Flexible from 15-35 hrs. Wheels needed. Work local, must inter view in Raleigh. 1-851-7422 (call 10 a.m. 3 p.m. only). TELEMARKETING POSITIONS AVAIL ABLE, part-time hours, $5hr. to start. Nice bonuses for motivated individuals. Call 929-1413 1-5 pm to inquire. ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES available with Burger King along with great starting wage (plus 2 increases in 60 days), paid vacation, flexible hours, free meals and uniform. Our team needs you! Apply in person 140 Elliott Rd. or 205 Franklin St., Chapel Hill. HELP WANTED 2-3 full days a week for 2 3 weeks seeding lawns, mowing grass, etc. Pay based on experience and ability. Call Walter. 929-3809. NEEDED: PARKING ASSISTANTS for the Health Affairs parking deck, Tues. and Thurs., 9 am-12 pm. For more informa tion, call George Paylor at 966-5740, or come by the parking deck office on Mason Farm Rd. BLAKE'S LANDSCAPING AND GARDEN CENTER Retail, nursery, store and landscape positions open. Full time, permanent, includes benefits. Expe rience preferred. Applications available at Garden Center. 967-7258. MARKETING AND ADVERTISING POSITIONS at $9.51hr. and up! Flexible from 15 to 35 hrs. Can work in Chapel Hill, must interview in Raleigh. Call 1-851-7422 10 a.m.-3 p.m. only. LOOKING FOR THAT IDEAL JOB that fits into your school, study, and social schedule? Try donating plasma and earn $50 every two weeks, $20 1st donation with this ad. Sera-Tec Bio 942-0251. PART-TIME DELIVERY PERSON two nights a week. Must be friendly and have own transportation. Call 967-9576. WANTED: CHEERFUL STUDENT for indoor-outdoor work, 3-4 hrs.wk., $5hr. Easy bicycle ride from campus. Pleasant neighborhood. Hours negotiable. Call 942 7076. . GRAD STUDENTS: Office position available on alternate Sundays, 10-6 pnt, in Durham. Year-round resident pre- IvrroA Ar.rO., t r. CTAMI PV AD! AM - CENTER, 2634 Chapel Hill Blvd.. Suite , 112. v MAKE $50 DELIVERING Sat. and Sun. ; paper. Must be reliable and willing to start , early am. Call 942-4088 or 967-6579. NIGHT SUPERVISOR: Mature, dependa- ble person to work in a group home for , mentally and physically handicapped ' persons. Part-time or full-time. Hours: ', 10:30 pm to 8:30 am. Must be awake alf night. Duties: cleaning, -cooking, some personal care. Pleasant working condi- , tions. $4.95 to 5.17hr., excellent benefits. if full time. 942-7391. ; EXCELLENT PAY and great working '. conditions. Flexible hours and part-time positions available. All this and more at Landlubber's Restaurant, Hwy. 54 East and Farrington Rd. Receiving applications ' for busboys and kitchen help. Please apply . in person. ' . PART-TIME SALES for office supplies in ; advertising. Sales, advertising or business' i major preferred unless previous expe- rience. Flexible hours. Bright, energetic, resourceful person needed. Great oppor- . tunity for on-the-job experience. Sterling ' Business Services, 942-1111. PUT SOME EXCITEMENT IN YOUR" ' LIFE and read for a blind student. Spanish ' readers needed and this is urgent. Please call 967-4738 to apply fof the job. One thing for sure, it will be an exciting time. THE CAROLINA INN, the best place to work in Chapel Hill, has openings for UNC stn dents in several departments. Onr reservation office is seek ing matare grad stndent to work weekday mornings 8-1. Top pay to right stndent. See : Wayne. Onr catering depart ment is seeking breakfast room service students, :30--' 9:45 am. Also seeking Innch and dinner waits. Good salary plus tips. See Jim Ferguson. Onr cafeteria is seeking day or . night stndent help. Good pay and flexible hoars. See Patti. IT'S NOT AS BAD AS IT SOUNDS! Finding that you have some extra time for earning money this semes ter? Try something different. Local cleaning service has openings Mon.- ' Thurs. nights with flexible weekend ' hours also available. Approximately 1-2 hrs. per night. Choose your nights and also choose your own starting time. Work independently or with a friend. Convenient work location on Franklin St. Write Clean ing Service, P.O. Box 697, Carrboro -27510. CHEF AT CAROLINA INN needs stndent assistants who can learn the kitchen rontine. See chef. CAROLINA INN'S dining room is hiring weekend bnspersons to eventnally become waits. See Wayne.
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