1988_03 The Daily Collegian March 1988

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8 Tuesday, March 15,1968
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Lance Shebelut led off the seventh with
an infield hit to bring up Mitchell once
again.
The wily catcher showed bunt, bringing the infielders in, then crossed up and
sent a high line drive over their beads for
his fourth hit of tbe day, chasing Jones
from the game.
Pinch-hitting for Vondran, Steve Lo-
zano squared off against Aggie relief ace
Scott Centala and collected his first hit as
a Bulldog in fine fashion, driving a
double into tbe left field alley to score
both Mitchell and Shebelut, giving
Fresno State a 5-3 lead.
Salles buckled down after the second
inning, giving up just two hits in the
next five frames.
But in the top of tbe eighth, the
McLane High product ran out of gas.
Salles gave up two base hits and a walk
to load tbe bases, then threw a wild pitch
into fbe screen allowing a run to score.
Tbe batter, Taylor, got a check-swing
single into left to bring in the tying run.
FSU Head Coach Bob Bennett then
brought Salles out in favor of Wolf, who
got Fasly to pop up, putting out the fire.
Mitchell collected his fifth hit of the
game in the eighth, but was left stranded,
along with Hosey and Shebelut, when
Aggie reliever Nick Felix got Pearse to
ground to second, ending the. Bulldog
threat
The 'Dogs blew another opportunity to
score in the bottom of the 10th. Zosky
reached on an error by Knoblauch at
short, then was sacrificed to second by
Shebelut
Rather than face Mitchell's hot bat, the
Aggies chose to intentionally walk him.
On the fourth pitch, Felix not only
missed the plate, he missed the catcher,
and Zosky took third. The catcher, Tom
Carcione, threw the return toss over
Felix's head, and Zosky came charging in
to score.
But shortstop Knoblach  fielded  the
ball, and fired home, nailing Zosky at the
plate, and making him one of the very
few people in the history of baseball to
be thrown out on an intentional walk.
Shebelut drew a walk to lead off the
bottom of the 13th toning, then look
second on a balk by Felix. Once again,
the Aggies opted to give Mitchell a free
pass.
After Kurt Wohlman, batting in place
of Lozano, sacrificed the runners to
second and third, A&M intentionally
walked Hosey as well, loading the bases
for Pearse.
P^rse, who had been hitless in five at-
bats to that point (including three with
runners in scoring position) finally did
the job, driving a fastball into left to
bring in ihe winning run.
Though he'd had a frustrating day at the
plate, Pearse knew it was just a matter of
time.
"I don't think anybody could get me
five   times   with   runners   in   scoring
position," he said later.
Mitchell had an incredible day for the
'Dogs, throwing out two would-be base-
stealers, as well as going 5-for-5, and
scoring four of the six FSU runs.
Tournament Notes: In other Pcpsl-
/Me-n-Ed's Classic action Monday,
Jeff Brim nine's homer led an 11-hit
Oregon State attack as the Beavers
defeated George Washington University by a score of 9-6.
No. 19 Brigham Young University
needed 10 innings before catcher Mike
Eager's two-run homer gave them a 4-
3 victory over No. 23 Washington
State.
Jeff Heffeman's round-trip per In
the eighth inning took Clemson out
of the reach of Long Beach State as
the No. 9-ranked Tigers defeated the
49ers 10-7.
The tournament continues today at
Beiden Field.
Fresno State takes on George Washington at 7 p.m., Long Beach meets
Washington State at 10 a.m., BYU
faces Clemson at 1 p.m. and Oregon
State squares off against Texas A&M
at 4 p.m.
Bulldog baseball
slated for ESPN
Fresno State baseball will make its
fast appearance on national television
April 23 as ESPN will televise FSU's
contest versus Brigham Young.
The game was added to the Bulldog
schedule Monday. Fresno State was previously slated to meet tbe University of
Pacific in a three-game series 'April 22-
24.
FSU will now take on UOP April
22, 24 and 25, and me
Young April 23.
'Dogs select swimming, water polo MVPs
Water polo player Bryon Westmoreland and swimmers Stewart Burgess and
Paige Campbell were the chief honorees
at the Fresno State Aquatic Awards
Banquet Sunday.
Westmoreland was named the Bulldog
water polo team's most valuable player.
The senior from Hanford, a second-team
All-Pacific Coast Athletic Association
selection, helped lead FSU to a No. 9
national nuiking; finishing second on
the squad in scoring, assists and steals.
Burgess, a PCAA finalist in three
events, was chosen Most Valuable by
the men's swimming team.
The four-year letterman from Fresno
finished eighth in both the 100-yard
freestyleand 100-yard backstroke, recording two of the fastest times in FSU
history.
Campbell, who aided the Bulldogs to
two school relay records, was picked
Most Valuable by the women's swimming squad.
The junior sawm the anchor leg of the
400-yard medley relay leam and (he
leadoff leg of the 800-yard freestyle
team, both of which set school records.
Seniors Terry Cronin, Matt Kennedy
and Beau Bamum were honored by the
water polo team as Offensive Player of
the Year, Defensive Player of the Year
and Most Improved, respectively.
The Best Peformance of the Year
award, given out by men's swimming,
wenuo Norwegian sophomore Kai Mel-
berg, who broke both of FSU's backstroke record.
Junior Jim Madsen was chosen Most
Inspirational and junior Michael Osbom
was Most Improved.
Women's swimming honorees included freshman Erin CusLafson, who won
ihe Coaches Award; and freshman Laura
Thomas, who was named Most Inspirational, and also shared the Most Improved Award with senior Mary Cooper.
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