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Salisbury, Md. Thursday, March 30, 1995 SPORTS THE DAILY TIMES Page 21 NCAA FINAL FOUR Sullivan holds UNC trivia key CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) Trivia buffs need to know only one response to answer several questions about this year's North Carolina basketball team. Who's a fifth-year senior whose back problems almost stretched his eligibility even further? Who's the first Tar Heel player to go to three Final Fours since 1969? And who had a chance at the free throw line to eliminate the need for Chris Webber's infamous time-out call in the 1993 championship game? The answer to all of the above is Pat Sullivan, a 6-foot-8 native of Bogota, N.J., who chose to redshirt last season, adding another year to his eligibility. That extra year gave him the chance to go to his third Final Four with the Tar Heels, a distinction enjoyed by a precious NCAA Final Four Championship winners Past ten winners: 1985 at Lexington, Ky.

Championship -Villanova 66 Georgetown 64 Winning coach Rollie Massimino -Ed Pinckney, Villanova 1986 at Dallas Championship -Louisville 72 Duke 69 Winning coach -Denny Crum MVP -Pervis Ellison, Louisville 1987 at New Orleans Championship -Indiana 74. Syracuse 73 Winning coach -Bobby Knight -Keith Smart, Indiana 1988 at Kansas City Championship -Kansas 83 Oklahoma 79 Winning coach -Larry Brown MVP -Danny Manning, Kansas 1989 at Seattle Championship -Michigan 80 Seton Hall 79 OT Winning coach -Steve Fisher MVP- -Glen Rice, Michigan Minnesota known for major events few. North Carolina (28-5) will face Arkansas (31-6) in the semifinals in Seattle on Saturday. He'll join the group of Bill Bunting, Rusty, Clark, Joe Brown and Gerald Tuttle, members of the North Carolina teams that went to Final Fours from 1967 through 1969. Those teams didn't get championship rings.

The 1967 team lost to Dayton in the semifinals, and the following club was whipped by UCLA and Lew Alcindor in the title game. The 1969 Tar Heels were beaten by sharpshooter Rick Mount and Purdue in 1969. Sullivan has one ring, and that's where he becomes the answer to' one more trivia question. Before Michigan's Chris Webber called what is likely the most infamous timeout in college basketball history, Sullivan had a chance to keep Webber off the hook. Women's Final Four joins Championship City NCAA 1990 at Denver Championship -UNLV 103 Duke 73 Winning -Jerry Tarkanian MVP -Anderson Hunt, UNLV 1991 at Indianapolis Championship -Duke 72 Kansas 65 Winning coach -Mike Krzyzewski MVP -Christian Laettner, Duke 1992 at Minneapolis Championship -Duke 71 Michigan 51 Winning coach -Mike Krzyzewski MVP -Bobby Hurley, Duke 1993 at New Orleans Championship -North Carolina 77 Michigan 71 Winning coach -Dean Smith MVP -Donald Williams, N.

Carolina 1994 at Charlotte, N.C, Championship -Arkansas 76 Duke 72 Winning coach -Nolan Richardson MVP -Corliss Williamson, Arkansas BOXING Tyson meets with his probation officer Owens scores five in SSU win SALISBURY Flossy Owens scored five goals as the Salisbury State University women's lacrosse team held off St. Mary's College 10-8 for a Capital Athletic Conference victory here Wednesday. Nichole Clark scored four goals, Candice Blanchette netted one goal and one assist, and Renee: Kretkowski added an assist for Salisbury State. The Sea Gulls improved to 2-3 overall and 1-0 in the CAC. The Sea Gulls led 6-4 at halftime, and were outshot 31-26.

Lisa DeMeno and Kristi LaVardera both scored three goals for the Seahawks, while Erin Shutes had two scores. St. Mary's fell to 2-3 overall and 0-2 in conference play. Salisbury State starting goalie Shawna Block stopped 18 Seahawk shots, and Melissa Reynolds recorded eight saves for SSU. St.

Mary's goalie Angie Castro had 11 saves. Salisbury State returns to action on Friday at Frostburg State University at 4 p.m. Softball Sea Gulls sweep Wesley heavyweight CLEVELAND champion (AP) Mike Former son emerged from seclusion Wednesday and met with his probation officer in Youngstown. His three-car entourage made the 30-minute trip to the office. Tyson, wearing a dark business Former champ planning suit and a red tie, was accompanied by his bodyguards, Trumbull sheriff's deputies and companion Monica Turner, the Tribune Chronicle of Warren reported.

COLLEGE ROUNDUP Wesley dropped to 1-12. Washington sweeps Swarthmore CHESTERTOWN Washington College swept a doubleheader against Swarthmore here on Tuesday. In game one, Denise Hakanson had a triple, one RBI, and two runs scored, while Amy Porloski had a double, one RBI, and one run as Washinton won 13-2. In game two, Michelle Chin went 3-for-3 with two doubles, four RBI, and two runs scored, and Beth Doppler went 3-for-3 with a double and three runs. Washington is now 4-0 overall.

Men's Tennis Salisbury gets only win in loss SALISBURY Visiting Mary Washington College won six of possible seven point matches to defeat Salisbury State University in a Capital Athletic Conference men's tennis match here Wednesday. Matt Salisbury was the only Sea Gull winner, beating John Neill 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 in No. 4 singles. SSU is now 2-2 overall and 0-1 in the CAC." SSU's Michael Daw lost in No. 1 singles to Chris Wallace 6-0, 6- 4.

No. 2 Ben Gibson lost to Steve Paskiewicz 6-3, 6-1. No. 3 Alex Hege lost to Eric Gesheker 6-2, 6-1. No.

5 Rick Grant fell to Pat Catullo 7-5, 6-0, and No. 6 Jeff Reynolds was defeated 5-7, 6-0, 6-0 by Brad Birch. SSU hosts to make first public Tyson is planning to make his first public comments today at noon at a news conference at Gund Arena in Cleveland. He will read a statement and then leave without taking questions, said Cynthia Case, a spokeswoman for the arena. On Wednesday, Tyson reported to his probation officer, Dennis Almasi.

They met for about MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Title Town? That's taken. City of Champions? Gone as well. What do you call a place where the local teams rarely finish on top but teams from across the country often come in quest for glory? How about The Championship City. Welcome to Minneapolis, host to the women's Final Four weekend and a bevy of mutter sports events both past and future. The Super Bowl, World Series, Stanley Cup, U.S.

Open and men's Final Four each were played in the Twin Cities area in a 12 month period spanning 1991 and '92. The men's Final Four is coming back in 2001, and a regional will be played here next March. That same weekend the NCAA wrestling championships press conference any relationship with him beyond professional. "I can't even take a cup of coffee from him," he said. Almasi told the Tribune Chronicle on Tuesday that Tyson will get no special treatment.

He will be on probation for the next four years. "Ill do the best I can to treat him like any other Almasi said. Packers grab Jackson GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) Tight end Keith Jackson, a fivetime Pro Bowl selection in a seven NFL career, was acquired by the Green Bay Packers from Miami on Wednesday for an undisclosed draft pick. "We feel good about how he will perform in Mike Holmgren's said Ted Thompson, director of pro player personnel for the Packers.

"He's an excellent receiving tight end who has the ability to get up the field," he said. "We definitely think he'll be a threat in the passing game for the UMES Saturday. Only 75 cents per minute. Touch-tone phone required. lot One The i MAN is coming on Sports Radio WTGM AM 960 6-10 A.M.

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Open. No championship event, it seems, is too big. Not even the Olympics. That might just be the private dream of Marilyn Nelson, who led the effort to attract Super Bowl XVI. "Maybe one reason people come here is we think big," Nelson, vice chairwoman of the CarIson said Wednesday.

"There are a couple of big ones. One is the Super Bowl, and one is the Olympics. So why not? Some people ask why. Minnesotans ask why not." An out-of-the-way place known mostly for brutal winter weather, the Twin Cities has an impressive list of attributes that make the area attractive. comments today Tyson he is forbidden at noon 50 minutes before Tyson and the entourage left and returned to his home in Southington, a rural area of Trumbull County.

Almasi said by law to talk case or to have Jackson, who turns 30 next month, was a Pro Bowl selection 1989, 1990, 1992 and 1993. He's caught 388 passes for 4,636 yards and 38 touchdowns. Last season, he had 59 receptions for 674 yards and 7 touchdowns. He was Philadelphia's firstround draft choice in 1988, spending four years with the Eagles before moving to the Dolphins for the last three seasons. Tyson was released Saturday from the Indiana Youth Center, where he served nearly three years of a six-year sentence on a rape conviction, and returned to his residence at nearby Southington.

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Both games were called after five innings due to the 10-run slaughter rule. In the opener, the Sea Gulls scored 10 runs on three hits and six walks in the first inning. The Gulls scored at least three runs in each inning. Seven Salisbury State players finished with at least two hits in the game, led by sophomore Becky Keller, who finished 3-for-3 with two doubles and two runs scored. Deana Shaner and Jen Bowman also added two hits each, including a double.

Bowman was also one of four players who scored three times. SSU finished with' 16 hits. Lauren Spears pitched the first three innings for SSU to get the win. She improved to 3-4 on the season. In the second game, Salisbury State, scored eight times in the first inning.

Kara Burman, Kristin Heath, Jen Vickory, and Keller, each had two hits in the game. Keller finished with three RBI while Heath, Vickory, and Tracy Layfield each drove home two runs. Layfield also pitched four innings of no-hit ball to record the win, improving to 3-1 on the year. SSU is now 10-10 overall, and plays in the 12-team Montclair State Tournament this weekend..