1996_05 The Daily Collegian May 1996

              Assistant Sports Editor: Paul Martinez
Telephone: (209) 278-5733	
Sports
THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Wednesday, May 1,1996
Swim team signs
five freshmen
■ Head Coach Irle
picks up five
freshmen, including
one from Clovis, to
build a solid
sprinting core
By Pat Houlihan
Sports Writer
Five new swimmers have signed
with the Fresno State swimming
team, including a national level
swimmer, Kristie Rietzel.
Fresno State Head Coach
Danielle Irle said she wanted to sign
a sprinter and a butterflier. She got
that when Kathie Lange (St.
Charles, 111.) and Rietzel (Hunting¬
ton Beach, Calif.) signed letters of
intent. Reitzel features a time of
59.22 in the 100-yard butterfly and
2:08.43 in the 200-yard butterfly.
Irle said Rietzel is "a senior na¬
tional level flyer [swimmer] that
will really help."
Irle recruited a very fast sprint
core to compete in the 100-yard
freestyle.
They include Lange, Heidi
Crompton (San Diego, Calif), and
Kerri Lynn Poote (Byron, Calif).
All three of the swimmers average
54 seconds in the 100 yard
freestyle.
Poote also brings along another
statistic which will contribute to the
Bulldogs' success. The Bulldogs,
who were recognized with Aca¬
demic All-America Honors for the
team's overall GPA at the conclu¬
sion of this season, will benefit
from her GPA of 3.97.
"She is very motivated and ex¬
cited about collegiate swimming,"
Irle said.
• Rounding out the group of five
is local swimmer Angie Paige from
Buchanan High School.
In addition to the five men¬
tioned, Irle expects two more to
sign in the near future.
Other times for the swimmers
include: Lange—58.93 in the 100-
yard backstroke and 24.09 in the
50-yard freestyle. Poote—1:00.8 in
the 100-yard butterfly. Rietzel—
swims the 1650- and 500-yard
freestyle in times of 17:21.13 and
5:04.04, respectively.
The Bulldogs also return 16
swimmers from this years team,
which placed third in the Western
Athletic Conference Champion¬
ships.
Baseball
Continued from page 6.
Behind Pettyjohn's 11 strike
outs, the Bulldog offense was able
to wear out six Forty-Niner pitch¬
ers for 15 hits.
The Bulldogs jumped up one run
in the first on a Pete Hennecke RBI
single. Hennecke continues a hot
season with his two for five, two
RBI performance.
The Beach answered back in the
.second with a Kevin Moore RBI
double. They scored again on a two
error play by Hennecke. He kicked
a grounder and erred a throw to first
and a run scored.
The 'Niners scored again in the
sixth when, after a Derek Feramisco
gun to throw out Jason Hodges at
home, Giuseppe Chiaramonte had
the ball dropped kicked out of his
glove.
The game was tied in the bot¬
tom of the seventh when the Bull¬
dogs came to bat. Four straight hits
by the middle of the order—
Kaitfors, Feramisco, Hennecke and
Matt Curtis—generated two runs
for which gave the Bulldogs the
lead for good.
The importance of the game be¬
came most evident when Jeff
Weaver, normally a starter, was
called on to close out the game.
Weaver picked up his first save
of the season after he struck out Will
Shett on three pitches.
Baseball Box
Game 1 RHE
Long Beach  011001100 4 10 2
FSU 101 200 20x 615 3
Fresno State 6 (32-22)
Name ABR H RBIBBS0P0A
Reynososs5 0 110 0 2 4
Kartforsd 5 3 4 10 0 2 0
Frmscorf 5 1 1 0 0 0,0 2
Hnckelb 5022 0070
Curtis3b 4 0 2 10 0 0 0
Brauning rf 3 13 0 10 10
Roberts2b 3 110 0 12 2
Chrmntec 2 0 1 0 2 0 13 2
Lvngstndh 10 0 0 0 0 0 0
Gerberdh 0 0 0 10 0 0 0
daLuzdh 20000000
Pettyjohn p00000001
TOTALS     35 6   15 6   3   1    27 11
Long Beach 4 (30-20)
Skettct      5   110   0   3   3   0
Knupterss 50000332
Hodoes* 4   12   10   0   0   0
Martin 1b    4   0   0   0   0   18   0
Snowc      4   0   10   0   2   2   0
Sauerhbr3b4   12   0   0   113
Moorerf     3   0   2   1113   1
Koepkelf   30000240
Cowteyph  10   10   0   0   0   0
Watson2b 3   110   0   0   0   4
FitzpatrickpO   0   0   0   0   0   0   1
TOTALS    36 4   10 2   1    13 24 11
E-SAw.Watsori,(*hsuanKXTte.Hennecke 2.DP-
49ers 2. LOB- Bulldogs 10. 49ers 7. 2B-
Moore(7).Curtis(15). HR- Kaitfors(6). SB-
Hodges(9),Skett(13)IWatson(4),Kaitfors(10).
SF-Gerber. T-2:51. SAVE-Weaver{1).
PITCHING
FSU IP  H   R   ERBBK
Pettyjohn (W.2-1)    8   9   4   2   1    11
Weaver (S.1) 1    10   0   0   2
LONG BEACH
Berrera 3   5   2   2   0   0
Wilson 2   4   2   110
Fitzpatrick (L.2-3)    12   1110
Sanchez 1.1 3   1    1    1    1
Siegei 0   10   0   0   0
Brannan 0.2 0   0   0   0   0
Voting
Continued from page 1.
are voting at, but logs are not cross¬
checked to ensure students do not
vote again at other election booths.
"The election committee is go¬
ing to cross-check the four voting
logs tonight," Martinez said. "If we
find any fraud we're not sure what
we will do at this point."
Individual election ballots can¬
not be traced back to a particular
voter because election officials do
not require signatures on ballots.
Frankie Moore, University elec¬
tion coordinator, said that marking
the student body card fee sticker is
the only fail-safe against voter
fraud, but recognized the ease of re¬
moving the dot or getting another
fee sticker.
"Given our current voting sys¬
tem, this is the best we can do,"
Moore said.
Moore said that Fresno State
could use a phone-in voting system
like Cal State Fullerton, but voter
fraud was still possible with that
system too.
"All you need is someone's birth
date and social security number and
you can vote in that persons place,"
Moore said.
Another solution Moore offered
was to make students vote at the
particular school they major in.
But, Moore said that the
personel necessary to rutfthat many
polling places would be prohibitive.
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