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10C ST. PETERSBURG TIMES WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. 1984 ST PI It HSBUHG lIMIS a no i-i otympks Like 31 others, Taylor alive in bid to represent U.S. IB. Special ROtlCH IN.

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"If I made it, it would be the biggest accomplishment of my life," said Shawn Taylor of St. Petersburg. "The feeling would be hard to describe." Taylor won his first-round match Monday, then advanced into the trials portion of the competition with a pajr Zof victories Tuesday. He defeated Tom Mercer of Pittsburgh 6-4, 6-3, then stopped Tim Leos of Tulsa 6-1, 6-2. The qualifying rounds and trials are being held this Tweek at the National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadow, ysI.Y.

Though the athletes are from every corner of the 'country, they have assembled with one hope that they Twill play well enough to earn the right to represent their country in Los Angeles this summer. 2 Taylor, a graduate of St. Petersburg Catholic High School, is one of 10 Floridians here whose Olympic hopes Tare still alive. The field was pared down Monday and Tuesday in qualifying rounds. Only 64 of the 232 players 32 men and 32 women continue play today in the trials Ior the seven available slots on the Olympic team.

The "competition ends Saturday. Niurke Sodupe, 15, is another player who had made it to Tthe third round. Soupe, of Miami, received a first-round bye, then defeated Lisa Green of San Jose, Calif. 6-4, 6-4 "Tuesday in the second round. "It'd be great if I made the team," said Soupe, who trains at Nick Bollettieri's Tennis Academy in Bradenton.

mean, if you make the team you're a part of history. It -would really be a good experience." Dean Goldfine of Hollywood also has won his first two matches. He also is excited about the possibility of representing his country. "When you're little, you watch the Olympics on TV and you look up to the athletes and you say, 'Wow, it must be 4iice to be in the said Goldfine, a 19-year-old ovho will be a sophomore at Texas "To make the Olympic tennis team would be a great honor." None of the players interviewed said the fact that tennis 5vas only an Olympic demonstration sport no medals will awarded bothered them. Most of them said they hadn't even thought about it.

I "I've decided to give my best every match," Goldfine $aid. "I'm playing as if these were trials for the medal Olympic team." While the players are hopeful about making the team, Jheyremain reserved. "Realistically," Goldfine said, "the chances aren't very good. But I'll just take it one match at a time." "Right now, I'm playing real well," Taylor said. "But you've got to go through some pretty good players to make And a lot depends on the draw." Most of the players interviewed are looking past the Olympics.

They want to finish playing in college, and are considering turning professional. "I want to go pro," said Soupe, a short, plump brunette. But first I want to try college for a year or so to see if I like 4t. I'm not going to rush into turning pro. I want to turn pro Jivhen my tennis is at its best.

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But players like Goldfine, who is 19 and would be 23 for the 1988 Games, would be ineligible under the rules established by the United States Olympic Committee. Under current rules, players older than 20 are prohibited from playing Olympic tennis. But Ed Fabricius, communications director of the United States Tennis Association, said the International Olympic Committee may change that rule when eligibility rules are determined next year. "Yeah, I'd like to try out again," Goldfine said. "But to make the team, I think I'd have to improve a great deal by 1988." But while he is still competing here, Goldfine will concentrate on making the most of this opportunity.

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