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•*•#■= AprtS. lje^-ts»D>wj<^asnrlae»--r^7 Sports briefs . The women's Softball team unproved their conference record to 5-1 after testing two wins at home against University of San Frandsco last week. "fbiy weren't quite as successful whan they Jilt the road, however, rasing back with three wins and three losses. The team overall record is BowlS-7. *We seem to be having trouble with our hitting lately," said coach Donna Picks] of the week's play. "We started off the week fme against USF with the two wins and thenjust couldn't find the hitting power we needed." On the road the Bulldogs went 1-1 against Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Then they came back with two wins at University of California at Santa Barbara. Fresno than wound up the week with a win and a Joes in the Chapman- Fullerton Tournament in Orange County. Wednesday the Softball team meets University of Pacific, who represent the Bulldogs' only conference loss. Saturday, CSUF faces Cal State Univer¬ sity, Berkeley, last year' s conference champs. "This is an important week for us. Our defense is playing a strong game, so is our pitching. We just need to hit that ball if we are going to win. If we want to hold a" spot in the regional tournament, we'll have to do a good job this week,* said Pickel. ' Matt Mileham easily won the hammer with a throw of 219-3 and was named the Outstanding Field Performer in last Saturday's CSUF track invitational, .■> '■' The only other Bulldog to finish first wss Dennis Morley, who hurled the javelm-217-8. . Placing second in theirevents were Henry EUard in the triple jump, Scott Endlerin the discus and Bryan Foley in the 800 meter run. Foley's time of ' 1:51.26 was the fifth best ever by a Bulldog and bettered Us previous best by two secon The CSUF baseball team is now 6-0 in the second half of conference play, having swept a three-game series with closest conference rival, UOP, at the beginning of the spring break. In the March 28 game Fresno was tied with UOP with two outs in the last - inning, when catcher John Westmoreland ripped a home run. Fresno won the game 5-2, getting five hits in the ninth. Rich Bordi struck out nine snd allowed three hits in taking the victory. . Jon Reelhom pitched Fresno to an 11-6 win the first game of Saturday's doublebeader, striking out eight and collecting eight hits. Fresno completed the sweep with a 2-0 victory in the second game as Tony Herron fanned seven and allowed seven bits. Ken Wiebe was one for three at the plate with a home run. - In other baseball action the Bulldogs split rescheduled games with Loyola, losing the opener 3-2 but taking the second game 6-3. Reelhom struck out eight in the first game as the team had only five hits in the losing effort. Curtis Reade pitched the win in the nightcap, striking out eight. Tom McCormick had two hits as theBulldogs totaled only four hits.. - ' Last weekend the Bulldogs won two of three against Pepperdine as Herron and Jeff Gladden collected non-conf erence wins. In the 8-2 opening loss Rich Bordi allowed three home runs and fanned three as Greg Funk had three hits and Westmoreland had two for the Bulldogs. Herron, now 9-1, pitched the win in the second game as RayO'Canto had two hits and batted in two runs for the 'Dogs. Gladden (3-0) wound up the series, winning the "<n**T 4-2 for Fresno. All four Bulldog runs came in the third inning. Now 28-6 overall and 19-2 in conference play, Bob Bennett's team will host UC Berkeley in a non-conference game today at 5 p.m., and travel to Nevada-Reno for a three game conference series this weekend. Souper Bowl anU VBer's win JM- championships Play-offs. Evan the word breeds com¬ petition. And the cwiiantltluii was out in force March 27 as the all school cham¬ pions for Intramural basketball were decided. The women's champions ware the pre-season favorites Misplaced VBer's who exploded to a big 54-16 win over B Pockets. Teamwork seemed to be the key as the VBer's worked well with each other on the court as they have all season. The B Pockets gave them a good fight however, as they put out their"best efforts in the final contest. Both teams seemed to be having fun as spirits soared through the championship game. Souper Bowl took the men's cham¬ pionship (79-76) after a tight game against Clockwork Spud. Souper Bowl held the lead throughout most of the game but Spud trailed only by a point or : two in the waning moments. The action waa fast as both teams fought con- tinuoualy for the lead. Spud kept alive their hopes of over¬ taking Souper Bowl up to the last second and went home with a well-deserved second place spot. 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Title | 1980_04 The Daily Collegian April 1980 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1980 |
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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Language | eng |
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Title | April 8, 1980, Page 7 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1980 |
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 |
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AprtS. lje^-ts»D>wj<^asnrlae»--r^7
Sports briefs .
The women's Softball team unproved their conference record to 5-1 after
testing two wins at home against University of San Frandsco last week.
"fbiy weren't quite as successful whan they Jilt the road, however,
rasing back with three wins and three losses. The team overall record is
BowlS-7.
*We seem to be having trouble with our hitting lately," said coach Donna
Picks] of the week's play. "We started off the week fme against USF with
the two wins and thenjust couldn't find the hitting power we needed."
On the road the Bulldogs went 1-1 against Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Then
they came back with two wins at University of California at Santa Barbara.
Fresno than wound up the week with a win and a Joes in the Chapman-
Fullerton Tournament in Orange County.
Wednesday the Softball team meets University of Pacific, who represent
the Bulldogs' only conference loss. Saturday, CSUF faces Cal State Univer¬
sity, Berkeley, last year' s conference champs.
"This is an important week for us. Our defense is playing a strong game,
so is our pitching. We just need to hit that ball if we are going to win. If we
want to hold a" spot in the regional tournament, we'll have to do a good job
this week,* said Pickel.
' Matt Mileham easily won the hammer with a throw of 219-3 and was
named the Outstanding Field Performer in last Saturday's CSUF track
invitational, .■> '■'
The only other Bulldog to finish first wss Dennis Morley, who hurled the
javelm-217-8. .
Placing second in theirevents were Henry EUard in the triple jump, Scott
Endlerin the discus and Bryan Foley in the 800 meter run. Foley's time of
' 1:51.26 was the fifth best ever by a Bulldog and bettered Us previous best
by two secon
The CSUF baseball team is now 6-0 in the second half of conference play,
having swept a three-game series with closest conference rival, UOP, at
the beginning of the spring break.
In the March 28 game Fresno was tied with UOP with two outs in the last
- inning, when catcher John Westmoreland ripped a home run. Fresno won
the game 5-2, getting five hits in the ninth. Rich Bordi struck out nine snd
allowed three hits in taking the victory.
. Jon Reelhom pitched Fresno to an 11-6 win the first game of Saturday's
doublebeader, striking out eight and collecting eight hits. Fresno completed
the sweep with a 2-0 victory in the second game as Tony Herron fanned
seven and allowed seven bits. Ken Wiebe was one for three at the plate
with a home run.
- In other baseball action the Bulldogs split rescheduled games with
Loyola, losing the opener 3-2 but taking the second game 6-3. Reelhom
struck out eight in the first game as the team had only five hits in the losing
effort. Curtis Reade pitched the win in the nightcap, striking out eight. Tom
McCormick had two hits as theBulldogs totaled only four hits.. -
' Last weekend the Bulldogs won two of three against Pepperdine as
Herron and Jeff Gladden collected non-conf erence wins. In the 8-2 opening
loss Rich Bordi allowed three home runs and fanned three as Greg Funk had
three hits and Westmoreland had two for the Bulldogs. Herron, now 9-1,
pitched the win in the second game as RayO'Canto had two hits and batted
in two runs for the 'Dogs. Gladden (3-0) wound up the series, winning the
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