1984_04 The Daily Collegian April 1984

              April 12, 1984
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Soares' heroics power 'Dogs to sweep
Hoover notches
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John Hoover turned in his now cus-
Komary nine-inning, double-digit strikeout
bit of brilliance in Wednesday night's
double-headeragainst St. Mary'sat Beiden
Field, but it was Todd Soares who
brought the house down and stole the
After Hoover dominated the Gaels with
Bulldogs'9-1 opening-game victory. Soares
saved an enjoyable evening from turning
into a disastrous one with a dramatic last-
inning, threc-jun home run that gave the
Bulldogs a hard-earned 3-2 victory in the
seven-inning nightcap.
"1 was looking for a fastball, and I got
one," said Soares of his late-inning hero¬
ics. "I figured he'd give it his best and I'd
Soares'best was an blistering shot off a
2-2 pitch from starling and losing pitcher
Dan Ward that easily cleared-the right
field fence. The only question was whether
Soares. "1 was going to help the ump if I
had to."
A loss in the second game would have
meant trouble for the Bulldogs, now 8-2 in
Northern California Baseball Association
play heading into this weekend's show¬
down at Beiden Field with San Jose State.
whom the Bulldogs trail by a half game.
The Spartans took a pair from the Univer¬
sity of Pacific last night. 6-0 and 5-4.
It was only fitting that Soares give the
• See Soares, page 8
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April 12,1984
Pepsi Classic tees off at Sunnyside today
Contributing writer
Jones and Eric Peterson, and UOP» Jeff
Wilson and Ken E»rte. Earle was last
year's PCAA playe/of the year.
_ The host BulldtSgs, who have been in a
uual  Fresno State-Pep,,    ttceM tn h    .     fc ^ thi
hich gets under way today aroun<J jj ^ £ thcif drWe fef ^
JL-ni? NCAA championships. -This is a very
important week for us." said head coach
Mike Watney. "If we dont start playing
well now, we probably won't make the
NCAAs."
As defending PCAA champions who
won a school record five tournaments last
year, the Bulldogs have suffered through a
disappointing campaign, having yet lo
bring home a championship trophy this
season. Their highest finish came in
October when they placed third al the
Stanford Invitational. Since then. Fresno
Slate has had high finishes of fifth at the
Ajlec Invitational in San Diego two weeks
ago. sixth at Ihe Southwestern Intercolle¬
giate in November, and eighth at the John
Burns Invitational in Hawaii in February.
Golf Cut!
at Sunnyside Country Club
collegiate-amateur and long drive events,
will feature six of the nation's top 20
Included in the field will be the current
No. I team in the country and seven-lime
"Classic"champion Brigham Young Uni¬
versity. The Cougars, who will be without
top player Rick Fehr this week, will be up
against other top 20 teams such as Ariz¬
ona State. Univcrisly of the Pacific.
UCLA. USC. and Weber State for the
team championship. Fehr is playing in the
Masters golf tournament in Augusta. Ga.,
The long drive competition, which will
have one entrant from each of the 18
. The at
it slated to begin j
ollegiate-
2:30 p.m
which begins with 36 holes Friday, will
conclude about 3 p.m. Saturday. The 18-
hole final round will begin at 8 a.m.
Brigham Young, which has already
won five tournament titles this year, will
be the probable favorite with USC beinga
close second. The individual race is up for
grabs, with USC's sophomore sensation
Sam Randolph heading the field. Ran¬
dolph won the Stanford Spring Intercol¬
legiate last week and finished eighth in last
year's-NCAA championships at San Joa¬
quin Country Club in Fresno. Also among
the contenders for the individual crown
will be last year's NCAA i
Most
of about
The lii
fields
p for the Bulldogs tl
d Peters.
along wilh freshmen Kevin Sutherland
and Tim Loustalot and juniors Doug
Harper and Jeff Poe. Also competing
for the Bulldogs will be Dan Bosis. Stuart
Holmes. Jim Matuszewski. Jim McGo-
wan. Eric Meeks^ Lawson Schaller and
Mike Schy.
The remainder of the team entrants are
as follows: University of Arizona. Univer¬
sity of Hawaii. Long Beach State. Univer¬
sity of Nevada-Reno. New Mexico State.
iity of Oregon. Oregon State Uni-
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