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LPaa-gCg UCD April 24, 1984
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'Dogs add another victim to reign of terror
Staffw,
The Fresno State baseball team took a
night off from decimating the rest of the
Northern California Baseball Association
with a nonconference game at Beiden
Field Monday night. But as the Stanford
Cardinal can attest to, it doesnt really
matter who the Bulldogs play these days.
The red-hot Bulldogs, who lead the rest
of the conference pack by three games,
warmed up for the NCBA stretch run with
a 2-1 victory over highly-regarded Stanford,
their second win of the season over the
Cardinal. Clearly, ihe Bulldogs, after more
than a week's absence from any action.
were not taking this night off.
"It was an important game for us," said
Fresno State coach Bob Bennett. "After a
long layoff like that, it's good to get back
on your feet."
Bennett kept the Bulldog pitching staff
on its feet all night long, using six pitchers
to combine for what he called an "out¬
standing performance." Bob Jacobsen got
the start, and after a two-hit, two-inning
stint, he was followed by a parade of Eric
Solberg, winning pitcher Mark Gardner,
Ken Galloway, Vince Barger and John
Of all people, it was Hoover, the *Dogt'
record-setting ace, who wat the only one
to run into any real trouble.
The Bulldogs took a 2-0 lead into the
ninth, courtesy of a Tony Conllemo run-
scoring single off losing pitcher Rob
Wassenaar in the fifth and an Eddie
Jacoborun-scoringdouble in the seventh.
That was when Bennett called on Hoover
to finish off the shutout. Instead, what
followed was a performance that Bennett
described as "very unusual."
Hoover, who leads the nation in strikouts,
quickly threw five straight strikes. Just
when the crowd of 1890 suited to envision
nine straight strikes to finish things off,
Hoover just as quickly tossed 10 straight
balls, leaving the bases loaded. When Ken
Rollans booted Jeff Ballard's double-play
grounder, the shutout was gone.
Hoover recovered to post another
strikeout before inducing John Stanicek
to ground out for the game's final out,
giving Hoover his first save of the season.
The win also gives the Bulldogs some
rather impressive numbert as they head
into Wednesday's double-header with
Pacific at Beiden Field: Thirty wins in
thirty five games, a 38-10-2 record, and a
ranking of sixth in the nation.
Maybe the Bulldogs won't need a stretch
run in the NCBA afterall.
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Fresno State pitcher Mark Gardner makes a move to pick-<jIT Stanford's Mark Davit
first base In the sixth Inning of tbe Bulldoti' 2-1 win but night.
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April 24,1984 tfta$<£ 111
Lady 'Dogs eyeing regional play-off berth
Mott college bate ball or softball teams
fail to win league titles because of bad
hitting, bad fielding, or bad pitching.
Such Uht the case witi the Fretno State
softball team, however. At least according
to Bulldog coach Donna Pickel.
"I really think our schedule was our
biggttt detriment," taid Pickel, reflecting
on a NorPae conference season in which
the Bulldogs racked up a 9-3 record only
to finish second in the conference behind
UOP. "ItVtoo bad we played ill our
conference games so early, because right
now we are playing better than it any
Despite finithing second in the NorPae
conference, Fresno State still has an
excellent shot at extending its season into
May — it's just going to take a little more
work than previous years. The 10th
ranked Bulldogs are battling for one of
sixteen spots in tbe upcoming NCAA
regional playoff.. Latt year Fretno State
earned an automatic bid to the regionals
after taking the NorPae title outright with
a perfect 12-0 mark.
"It would certainly be to our advantage
to win all of our remaining garnet," taid
Pickel in reference to thit weekend't
season-ending, non-conference double-
eaders against UC Santa Barbara and Cal
Poly Pomona on Bulldog Field. "Every
game we have left b crocial."
If the Bulldog! continue to play like
they have in tbe tut two weeks, the task at
hand could be considerably easier than
Pickel anticipates. The Lady *Dogt are
coming off a pair of wint last week over
Nevada-Reno, a doul>»>beadeT tpitt to Thi. teaa it proWbry hitting the ban
Utah State, and a donbls header tweep better light aa " ***
over the University of Utah. had ia the past
The otvagain-ofT-again pssy of tpsrk- Pitchrstg has alto b/
plug second baseman Rene Polanco baa team,accorHsagtori
been a major part of the Bulldogs' late bria, with a 19-10 record aad MO ERA,
season drive for a regional playoff bid. alottg with Lori Rotssttiro, with s 15-10
Polanco raised ber batting average to J90 record and .tit ERA, have pulsed the
with a I0-for-20 hitting spree but week Bulldogs alotag throoghotst th* aeatoo.
that taw her pound three doubles and a Backup hurter Tina Zanola has sssa no
triple. leu tpectacuJar with a 3-0 record assd a
Polanco it not the only Bulldog making .214 ERA, including a two-bit thttt-ottt
noise with the team's new bottle bats, over Brigham Young in aa exhibitiosi
however. Alyce Rodriquez raited ber game latt week.
average to .277, hitting safely in six of The Bulldogs will take oo UC Santa
seven garnet, and firtt baseman Judy Barbara Friday at 3-00 p.m. and Cal Poly
Tucker improved to .200 after dropping to Pomona Saturday at noon oo Bulldog
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Object Description
| Title | 1984_04 The Daily Collegian April 1984 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1984 |
| 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 |
Description
| Title | April 24, 1984 Pg. 10-11 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1984 |
| 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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LPaa-gCg UCD April 24, 1984
^jpaDnHs
'Dogs add another victim to reign of terror
Staffw,
The Fresno State baseball team took a
night off from decimating the rest of the
Northern California Baseball Association
with a nonconference game at Beiden
Field Monday night. But as the Stanford
Cardinal can attest to, it doesnt really
matter who the Bulldogs play these days.
The red-hot Bulldogs, who lead the rest
of the conference pack by three games,
warmed up for the NCBA stretch run with
a 2-1 victory over highly-regarded Stanford,
their second win of the season over the
Cardinal. Clearly, ihe Bulldogs, after more
than a week's absence from any action.
were not taking this night off.
"It was an important game for us," said
Fresno State coach Bob Bennett. "After a
long layoff like that, it's good to get back
on your feet."
Bennett kept the Bulldog pitching staff
on its feet all night long, using six pitchers
to combine for what he called an "out¬
standing performance." Bob Jacobsen got
the start, and after a two-hit, two-inning
stint, he was followed by a parade of Eric
Solberg, winning pitcher Mark Gardner,
Ken Galloway, Vince Barger and John
Of all people, it was Hoover, the *Dogt'
record-setting ace, who wat the only one
to run into any real trouble.
The Bulldogs took a 2-0 lead into the
ninth, courtesy of a Tony Conllemo run-
scoring single off losing pitcher Rob
Wassenaar in the fifth and an Eddie
Jacoborun-scoringdouble in the seventh.
That was when Bennett called on Hoover
to finish off the shutout. Instead, what
followed was a performance that Bennett
described as "very unusual."
Hoover, who leads the nation in strikouts,
quickly threw five straight strikes. Just
when the crowd of 1890 suited to envision
nine straight strikes to finish things off,
Hoover just as quickly tossed 10 straight
balls, leaving the bases loaded. When Ken
Rollans booted Jeff Ballard's double-play
grounder, the shutout was gone.
Hoover recovered to post another
strikeout before inducing John Stanicek
to ground out for the game's final out,
giving Hoover his first save of the season.
The win also gives the Bulldogs some
rather impressive numbert as they head
into Wednesday's double-header with
Pacific at Beiden Field: Thirty wins in
thirty five games, a 38-10-2 record, and a
ranking of sixth in the nation.
Maybe the Bulldogs won't need a stretch
run in the NCBA afterall.
Classifieds
Services
Room for Rent:
To share large 3 bedroom home.
$185.00 plus 1/3 utilities,
call 291-1547
Drntal vision plats
for students
Enroll now!! Save your teeth and
eyes and also money. Information,
AS office nr phone (405W1-6811
M/F ROOMMATE WANTED
For Fall. Beautiful 3 bedroom apt.
in Clovis. Garage, Cable T.V.,
Fireplace. Must See! $165.00 rent,
plus utilities. Call 297 7629 after
5Pm.
Tutoring
Chem, physics, geol, math
By former college prof. $5/hr
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Typing
Mike Eagles
For president USA '84
Christian Republican.
Your Friend!!
Professional Typing
The best there is. Close to CSUF
/ meet deadlines 222-3226
Part time help needed
New ice cream parlour.
Call 435-6660
Typing/Word Processing
Close to CSUF, reliable, and
iccurate. Call Laura 227-5154.
1 am looking for a few key
people to earn a Full-time
income working Part time in
Health/Nutrition sales. Call
Damon 432-7247, for an
299-TYPE
Call Wanda for expert typing to
meet your deadline.
Typing
Reports, term papers, resumes,
etc Speedy, accurate, reasonable
rates!! Call 252-2173.
Automobile
'64 VW Camper Van
New rebuilt engine. Call
after 4PM 275-4693.
Typing by Jay
IBM Typewriter
$l/page-near CSUF. Call 224-2474
'73 Triumph Spitfire
x condition. Many rebuilt or new
parts. Beautiful and clean in & out.
$2,150.00 or best offer.
224-2493
Professional Typist
Available days/evenings/weekends
by appointment. Call 227-2425.
Typing by Mary
Superior quality. Reasonable rates.
Most work $l/page.
222-0847
'73 Triumph Spitfire
X cond- Many rebuilt or new parts.
Beautiful and clean in & out. $2.150
or best offer. Call 224-2493
Star Word Processing and
Secretarial Service
For the professional look, let
us type and print your term
papers, etc, on our letter
quality printer.
Low introductory rate.
Accurate and Dependable.
298-5333
Mustang '78, Ford
Very good condition with stereo and
sunroof. Must sell $2300 or best offer
Call 432-4124
For Sale
Stager Sewing Machine
complete with accessories.
Excellent condition. $110.00 or best
offer. Call 294-3691.
Oak Drafting Table
7x3 1/2. 2 drawers. $350.00
Call 431-7534
Sailboard
Magnum 390, aluminum mast
Regatta sail. TJ550.00 Call
Federico 292-2678.
Dynastar starglas 170 with Salomon
bindings-$200. Nordica boots, size 7
$50. Only used once. Wilson lady's
tennis racket with cover $50.
Call Susan 432-2816.
'Olympic Tickets*
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tickets. Best offer. CaJl after 5pm
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Fresno State pitcher Mark Gardner makes a move to pick- |
