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FSU travels to UNLV for last time
Chris Cocoles
Sports writer
Fresno State's Big West-
Conference farewell tout
has reached Las Vegas, but
much more will be at stake
for a team that is moving to
a new conference.
The Bulldogs (35-14),
, ranked 11th by Collegiate
Baseball ar"* 17th **,r
Baseball America, open a
three-game series tonight
- with Nevada Las Vegas at
-it* Roger Barnson Held.
FSU leads'the Big West in
its final season as conference
members, but the Bulldogs'
14-4'league record is hardly
comfortable. 13th-ranked
Lpng Beach $tate and
number seven Cal State,
Fullerton are each a game
back at 13-5.
While the Bulldogs must
play the fourth place Rebels
this weekend, the 49ers and
Titans have a bit easier
schedule. Both teams are at
home; Long Beach hosts
sixth place UC Irvine (8-10),
while Fullerton entertains
seventh place UC Santa
Barbara (7-11):
In next weekend's final
conference series, the
Bulldogs and 49ers must
play each other .at Beiden
Field while theTitans travel
to San Jose to play a Spartan
team that was once 10-2 in
the Bi** West but has
dropped to 11-10.
Fullerton has another
advantage against both FSU
and Long Beach since the
Titans took two of three
games from each school
earlier this season.
The Bulldogs continue to
be one of the hottest teams
m the conference. Tuesday
night's 6-5 win over Santa
Clara put FSU. back on track
after New Mexico State's 6-
'4. win last Sunday snapped
an 11-game Fresno State
winning streaky After
beginning the season 5-6>
the Bulldogs have gone 30-
8, winning 16 of 19 and 12 of
13 during that stretch.
FSU's win over Santa
Clara was-Jx)osted by the
relief pitching of catcher
Todd Johnson. With FSU
clinging to a one-run lead
in the top of the ninth,
Johnson moved from
behind the plate to the
mound and replaced Mark
Cruise with two runners on
and no outs.
Johnson struck out two
batters sandwiched
between a single that loaded
the bases. He then induced
pinch-hitter Greg De viriy to
-ground out for the game's
final out. The junior right¬
hander earned his second
save of the year and could
be a key performer if he can
match that performance on
the mound in a late-inning
situation in FSU's last six
games.
On offense, the Bulldogs
were helped oiit by junior
outfielder Tim Costic.
Costic's season had been
frustrating at the plate; he
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entered the Santa Clara
game batting just .222. But
against the Bronocs, Costic
had three hits in four atfjgts,
with a single, double and
triple, two runs scored and
tw6 RBI.
First baseman Brant
Brown has-been a offensive
terror in recent weeks.
Before Tuesday's game, the
sc^homcrc had a .388
average in his 20 previous
games, hitting seven home
runs, and driving in 23 runs.
Against the Broncos, Brown
remained hot, going 4-for-5
with a triple and a double.
UNLV has a chance to
make the Big West race even
tighter. The Rebels take the
field 10-8, only four games
behind the Bulldogs. UNLV
was swept by Fresno State
in a three-game series last
season at Beiden Field.
FSU will close the season
at Beiden ' Field next
weekend in a key Big West
Conference finale against
Long Beach State.
/ %
See Monday's^'
Collegian
Sports section
for a complete
wrap up of the
action in Las
Vegas. In
addition, read
the Collegian's
complete
coverage of the
crucial series
against Long
Beach State
next weekend.
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| Title | 1992_05 The Daily Collegian May 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 |
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Description
| Title | May 1, 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 | ^~ FSU travels to UNLV for last time Chris Cocoles Sports writer Fresno State's Big West- Conference farewell tout has reached Las Vegas, but much more will be at stake for a team that is moving to a new conference. The Bulldogs (35-14), , ranked 11th by Collegiate Baseball ar"* 17th **,r Baseball America, open a three-game series tonight - with Nevada Las Vegas at -it* Roger Barnson Held. FSU leads'the Big West in its final season as conference members, but the Bulldogs' 14-4'league record is hardly comfortable. 13th-ranked Lpng Beach $tate and number seven Cal State, Fullerton are each a game back at 13-5. While the Bulldogs must play the fourth place Rebels this weekend, the 49ers and Titans have a bit easier schedule. Both teams are at home; Long Beach hosts sixth place UC Irvine (8-10), while Fullerton entertains seventh place UC Santa Barbara (7-11): In next weekend's final conference series, the Bulldogs and 49ers must play each other .at Beiden Field while theTitans travel to San Jose to play a Spartan team that was once 10-2 in the Bi** West but has dropped to 11-10. Fullerton has another advantage against both FSU and Long Beach since the Titans took two of three games from each school earlier this season. The Bulldogs continue to be one of the hottest teams m the conference. Tuesday night's 6-5 win over Santa Clara put FSU. back on track after New Mexico State's 6- '4. win last Sunday snapped an 11-game Fresno State winning streaky After beginning the season 5-6> the Bulldogs have gone 30- 8, winning 16 of 19 and 12 of 13 during that stretch. FSU's win over Santa Clara was-Jx)osted by the relief pitching of catcher Todd Johnson. With FSU clinging to a one-run lead in the top of the ninth, Johnson moved from behind the plate to the mound and replaced Mark Cruise with two runners on and no outs. Johnson struck out two batters sandwiched between a single that loaded the bases. He then induced pinch-hitter Greg De viriy to -ground out for the game's final out. The junior right¬ hander earned his second save of the year and could be a key performer if he can match that performance on the mound in a late-inning situation in FSU's last six games. On offense, the Bulldogs were helped oiit by junior outfielder Tim Costic. Costic's season had been frustrating at the plate; he The CSUF Chicano journalism Students Association Presfnts Graduation Portrait Special Only $24.95 IN FULL COLOR: ♦ 1-8x10 ♦ 2-5x7 ♦ 10 wallets ♦ i mini-portraits (4x6) ♦ 6 more free sittings A $125.00 VALUE! (Offer expires June 1). entered the Santa Clara game batting just .222. But against the Bronocs, Costic had three hits in four atfjgts, with a single, double and triple, two runs scored and tw6 RBI. First baseman Brant Brown has-been a offensive terror in recent weeks. Before Tuesday's game, the sc^homcrc had a .388 average in his 20 previous games, hitting seven home runs, and driving in 23 runs. Against the Broncos, Brown remained hot, going 4-for-5 with a triple and a double. UNLV has a chance to make the Big West race even tighter. The Rebels take the field 10-8, only four games behind the Bulldogs. UNLV was swept by Fresno State in a three-game series last season at Beiden Field. FSU will close the season at Beiden ' Field next weekend in a key Big West Conference finale against Long Beach State. / % See Monday's^' Collegian Sports section for a complete wrap up of the action in Las Vegas. In addition, read the Collegian's complete coverage of the crucial series against Long Beach State next weekend. CD ETC VVW) PljrchoSG of rKCt the Portrait Package at trne of sitting. QITTIM(e-ml vnttoutpurchase. yi I I ll*\7. the sitting It $5.00 .CSUF students may capture their graduation with o professional color portrait at Fotech Studios. Plus. If you purchase the package, you get six (6) free additional sittings through/1992! -*f Several poses to select from (including cap and gown if you provide) ( •This offer open to AU CSUF students, staff and faculty (non-oraduates, too). Call 227-2200 for your appointment! 1 :.^ When you're in love it's the most glorious two-and-a-half days of your life. / —Richard Lewis sophocjes* Electra translated by kenneth tncleish John wright theatre speech arts building csu, fresnef may 1-2 & 6-9,1992 at 8.00 p.m. may 3 &10 at 2.-00 p.m. |
