1977_04 The Daily Collegian April 1977

              6-THE COLLEOUM
Tuesday, April 12, 1*77
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ifr-dty. April 12. U77
THE COU.EQIAH-7
PORTS
'Dpgs drop
two to SJS
The presence ot Easter
vacation meant relief for some,
hut not for Ihe Bulldog baseball
team.
The Bulldogs filled to
capitalize on key hits, leaving
many runners stranded, In
dropping a two-out-of-three
•erfas with San Jose State. The
series last weekend dropt the
Dogs Northern California
Baseball Association lead to only
The Dogs won Friday night's
gsm« by a score of M, but
dropped the Saturday twlnbil] 7-
4,   snd   2-1.   "
Ion, the Dogs
defeated Cal Poly M, and fell to
Washington Stite 4-1. The
Bulldog! have lose five of their
last tU games, with an NCBA
record ot 17-7. Tbe Spartans are
right behind them st 13-7.
Overall, the Dogs stand 24-15.
The MMr sweep at San
Jose ssw the Dogt crack 11 hits,
get 12 walks, but also leave 10
runners* on base. In the first
game San Jose's Jim Hemeon
snd Dsve Wlckersham each
stroked rbl tingles for the
Spartans In the second Inning.
Later, three walks and a triple by
veteren first baseman Jay
Peryam gave tbe Spartans s 5-0
Badminton champs
The   most   successful   In-       —Jos Nlnomiya and Marty
""'   Bat CSUF this    Moreno, men's doublet (novice)
-Gene Somawang and Kathy
WPOD vs. Peon U tonight
IM playoff games exciting
by Elson Armstrong
some -adttng games. This week
to be more of the same.
week's   garnet   featured
The hitting stars tor Fresno in     these highlights"
the  opening  lots were   Lance        -in first rouni
Garner, who rapped three, hits,
and Larry Ruiz and Ron Johnson
who rapped two.
San Jose's Chris Codiroli * is
never In serious trouble In the
unearned run. Tbe Spartans
broke s 1-1 deadlock la tbe bottom   frame,    when    Peryum
by Dsve 1
Friday night's opener had to
compete with the San Jose relays
neztdoor, and it might have
influenced a small turnout In
Fresno's ftvor.
Ron Meyers provided tbe
punch needed against San Jose's
Steve Friar, as be went four for
five St tbe piste. Centerflelder
Bobby Scott wst also hot, ss be
went three-for-three.
But Ihe stylish five-hit pitching
of Dsve Rohm, who yielded run
scoring tingles In the fourth,
made it all worthwhile. He struck
■In first round action, WPOD
beat Clockwork Spud, 57-46.
WPOD was lead by Rocky Perry
with u point* snd Glen
Borgeson with 10. BID Allen and
Pat Pardlnl paced tbe losers with
U snd 11, respectively.
-In quarter final action, No. 2
ranked SSASC's best Redman.
86-4B. Tim Bos scored 16 for the
winners while Larry Ruiz hit 33
for the losers.
—In an odd game that ended
three players sgslnst two,
Wombsts best PAU Super
Brothers, 8I-79. The Wombats
trailed by lj at half, but eventually the fouls began to take
then* toll. Darreil  Bettencourt
and Tim Zimbro lead the
Wombats, scoring is snd 16,
while Mike Norris with M and
Carl McGinnls with 23 paced
PAU.
—Over-the-HIU-Gang had a
tough time beating M-S-l as they
lead by only one at the half and
needed two steals In tbe final 30
seconds to pal out s win, S4-78.
The winners were paced by
Gerry Black with 26 points whUe
Mike Relnking and Tony Kkr
lead the Hosebagi with 32 and 2S
points, respectively.
In a biggie tonight at 7:00,
WPOD faces Peon U. WPOD was
picked by many to win the
championship this year, but have
bean Inconsistent all year and
still need to prove themselves.
Peon-U, last year's champs,
have won most of their games'
estily, but have played light
competition. Tbe two teams met
In last yesr's semi-final game
with  Peon-U  prevailing  In  a
on an error, later tearing on s
sacrifice fly by *lruce Bonnett.
They got two more u the second,
In then _^^^^^^^^
sgslnst Cal Poly, Scott betted it
two run homer In tbe flAh to
extend a Bulldog lead to 7-1 It
Steve Abney, who worked
relief for tbe chased Rob Cruets,
picked up the victory la relief.
The Dogs will host NCAA
Div_ton HI champion Stanislaus
Stats Tuesday night at Belden
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Coach  Flake   explained  the
ference five ot the last six years rhsmptf-nahtp Is not won until the
snd Flake thinks chances this last tournament.
year are good. "The final match determines
"We've won all  three tour- the champion,'' she tald. "The
naments held so far this year," other tournarnento are somewhat
she   said.   "We  expect  stout like exhibitions. Bach team is
competition from San Francisco feellngout each other, rinding out
State. They're strong In the men who is good snd who is not"
but we have strength with both There teems to be a number of
with   all   conference   teams Junior colleges, tald Flake.
competing. Those teams Include The team doesn't have a lot of
UC Davj, Hayward State, Chico aHmiai-Mpa to draw athletes,
State, Santa Oars, San Fran- but Flake tald they did supply
Cisco State, UC Berkeley, Saint one semester's baboo lor four
Mary's. College of NotreDame, puyert this year for the first
Stanford and USF. time in history. The money came
Chico hosted the latest tour- ^from  "some  kind  of will  or
nament April 1st and lad which something,'' the said.
the Bulldogs won. They scored 34 They also receive some money
points to 20 for their nearest from the Associated Students but
competitor, San Francisco State, it is used mainly for traveling
CSUF winners Included: nrpnnats   Team captain Steve
-Laurie    Gilts,    women's Tietjan said the players buy their
The'b
a win o
15th-16th at Davis.
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