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              Sports,
The Daily Collegian • February 20,1992
8
BASEBALL, from page 7
jMinor, who took the loss, left the field having given up two runs (one earned) on one hit and a walk. His record stands at 1-2.
Bennett called on sophomore Mark Cruise next.
Cruise got Trevor Rush to hit a scoring fly ball to right field and, after another RBI- base hit he struck out the next to batters to end the inning. •
"You can not expcet to win if you don'jt get the ball over the plate," Bennett said. "When you mix in two errors—those are all things that can only lead to eatastrophy."
The Bulldogs were stiffled in the early innings by Pan¬
thers' starter Pete Coleman. The senior right-hander had the Bulldogs fooled and gave up only one hit through the first four innings.
At one point, Coleman struck out four Bulldog hitters in a row.
But the Bulldogs exploded for four runs in the fifth in¬ ning, three of which came when third baseman Terance Frazier lapped Coleman's first offering over the left held fence with Hernandez and Gary McNamera aboard. -
It was Frazier's third homer of the season.
The Bulldogs added two more runs and sent Coleman to the dugout in the sixth in¬
ning.
But Pa tterson's ninth-inning fatigue set in motion a rally from which the Bulldogs' could not recover.
"I started getting a lit tie tired and my pitches were getting up in the (strike) zone," Patter¬ son said.
"I think it was an important gameforus,butwecanbounce back."
Said Bennett: "I think everybody's upset right now. When you lose a game like that, there's nothing you can say and nothing you can do to get it back. The thing you have to do is leave that game right where it is and get after the next one."
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FSU women prepare for crucial BWC contests
rBulldogs ready for home games against UCI, CS Fullerton
Doug McLeod
Sports Writer
The Fresno State women's basketball team will attempt to rebound from two hard losses this past week with two Big West Conference home games this weekend, one to¬ night against UC Irvine and another Saturday against Cal State Fullerton.
The Bulldogs (10-11 overall, 4-8 conference) face a strug¬ gling UCI feam (4-18, 0-13) tonight in a 7 p jrn. game at the North Gym.
Fresno State is coming off consecutive losses on the road to Nevada-Las Vegas (7f>62) and New Mexico State (85-73), while, of course, the Anteaters have yet to win in conference this season.
UC Irvine has been getting strong play of late from junior Yvonne Catala, who scored a season-high 28 points in a 74- 61 loss to Cal State Fullerton. Catala leads the Anteaters with a 122 point-per-game average.
The Bulldogs can only hope that their up-and-down sea¬ son will be up against the Anteaters.
Center Stacey Cornaggia is coming of a week in which she was named Co- Big1 West Player-of-the-Week, sharing the honor with UC Santa Barbara's Barbara Bea i ny.
Cornaggia, who is averag¬ ing 17 points a game in confer¬ ence play, is shooting a white- hot 59 percent from the held, whHe averaging eight re¬ bounds a game.
Freshman Kristi Fulton, a
three-point speci a 1 i s t recn i i ted out of Fresno's Clovis West High School, showed off her shooting proficiency scoring 12 points against Nevada-Las Vegas and 11 points against New Mexico State. In those two games, Fulton hit 6 of 11 shots from the three-point line.
Cal State Fullerton 00-12,5- 8) may give the Bulldogs prob¬ lems. Led by senior forward Claudette Jackson (22.8 ppg in conference play) artel senior guard Joey Ra/(15.7), the Ti¬ tans may be a perfect match for FSU talent-wise..
The Titans need a big win after a 21-point defeat to New Mexico State this past Satur- daybefbre facing San Jose State Saturday.
FSU will need to post some big wins quickly if they expect to make the Big West Confer¬ ence tournament.
Only the top eight teams in £ the conference standings will make the tournament, and with the Bulldogs in eighth place, ifs a strong possibility that they will face either UC Santa Barbara, currently in firs t place, or second-place Long Beach State, depending on which team finishes the sea¬ son in first.
UCSB beat Long Beach State earlier this year; one game still remains between them. FSU has los t bo th meetings to UCSB this year (74-70 and 84-68), bu t split with Long Beach State, losing at Long Beach 79-43, bu t winning Feb. 8 at the North Gym86-84,only the fourth win against the 49ers in 20 tries spanning 21 years.

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Title	1992_02 The Daily Collegian February 1992
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
Publisher	Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif.
Publication Date	1992
Description	Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)-
Subject	California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals.
Contributors	Associated Students of Fresno State.
Coverage	Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present
Format	Microfilm reels, 35 mm.
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Title	February 20, 1992, Page 8
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
Publisher	Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif.
Publication Date	1992
Description	Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)-
Subject	California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals.
Contributors	Associated Students of Fresno State.
Coverage	Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present
Format	Microfilm reels, 35 mm.
Technical Information	Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data"
Language	eng
Full-Text-Search	Sports, The Daily Collegian • February 20,1992 8 BASEBALL, from page 7 jMinor, who took the loss, left the field having given up two runs (one earned) on one hit and a walk. His record stands at 1-2. Bennett called on sophomore Mark Cruise next. Cruise got Trevor Rush to hit a scoring fly ball to right field and, after another RBI- base hit he struck out the next to batters to end the inning. • "You can not expcet to win if you don'jt get the ball over the plate," Bennett said. "When you mix in two errors—those are all things that can only lead to eatastrophy." The Bulldogs were stiffled in the early innings by Pan¬ thers' starter Pete Coleman. The senior right-hander had the Bulldogs fooled and gave up only one hit through the first four innings. At one point, Coleman struck out four Bulldog hitters in a row. But the Bulldogs exploded for four runs in the fifth in¬ ning, three of which came when third baseman Terance Frazier lapped Coleman's first offering over the left held fence with Hernandez and Gary McNamera aboard. - It was Frazier's third homer of the season. The Bulldogs added two more runs and sent Coleman to the dugout in the sixth in¬ ning. But Pa tterson's ninth-inning fatigue set in motion a rally from which the Bulldogs' could not recover. "I started getting a lit tie tired and my pitches were getting up in the (strike) zone," Patter¬ son said. "I think it was an important gameforus,butwecanbounce back." Said Bennett: "I think everybody's upset right now. When you lose a game like that, there's nothing you can say and nothing you can do to get it back. The thing you have to do is leave that game right where it is and get after the next one." Kennel Bookstore Order your college ring NOW AMERICA S COLLCOC RIN 62) and New Mexico State (85-73), while, of course, the Anteaters have yet to win in conference this season. UC Irvine has been getting strong play of late from junior Yvonne Catala, who scored a season-high 28 points in a 74- 61 loss to Cal State Fullerton. Catala leads the Anteaters with a 122 point-per-game average. The Bulldogs can only hope that their up-and-down sea¬ son will be up against the Anteaters. Center Stacey Cornaggia is coming of a week in which she was named Co- Big1 West Player-of-the-Week, sharing the honor with UC Santa Barbara's Barbara Bea i ny. Cornaggia, who is averag¬ ing 17 points a game in confer¬ ence play, is shooting a white- hot 59 percent from the held, whHe averaging eight re¬ bounds a game. Freshman Kristi Fulton, a three-point speci a 1 i s t recn i i ted out of Fresno's Clovis West High School, showed off her shooting proficiency scoring 12 points against Nevada-Las Vegas and 11 points against New Mexico State. In those two games, Fulton hit 6 of 11 shots from the three-point line. Cal State Fullerton 00-12,5- 8) may give the Bulldogs prob¬ lems. Led by senior forward Claudette Jackson (22.8 ppg in conference play) artel senior guard Joey Ra/(15.7), the Ti¬ tans may be a perfect match for FSU talent-wise.. The Titans need a big win after a 21-point defeat to New Mexico State this past Satur- daybefbre facing San Jose State Saturday. FSU will need to post some big wins quickly if they expect to make the Big West Confer¬ ence tournament. Only the top eight teams in £ the conference standings will make the tournament, and with the Bulldogs in eighth place, ifs a strong possibility that they will face either UC Santa Barbara, currently in firs t place, or second-place Long Beach State, depending on which team finishes the sea¬ son in first. UCSB beat Long Beach State earlier this year; one game still remains between them. FSU has los t bo th meetings to UCSB this year (74-70 and 84-68), bu t split with Long Beach State, losing at Long Beach 79-43, bu t winning Feb. 8 at the North Gym86-84,only the fourth win against the 49ers in 20 tries spanning 21 years.

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