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California State University, Fresno
TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1989
Steve PrmgWDoi/y Collegian
The Fresno Stale women's tennis team travels to San Jose State today.TTie Bulldog netters snapped a flve-game losing streak with a win over Santa
Clara, 7-2, Friday. FSU dropped only two matches to the Broncos, both were Injury defaults by Maria Mendez (above) In the No. 1 singles and No. 1
doubles. Mendez Is scheduled to play against the Spartans today. The team returns home Saturday to host Cal State Stanislaus at 11 a.m.
'Dogs host Mustangs
After the first Big West weekend,
Fresno State's No. 16-ranked baseball
team is in a four-way tie for first after
posting a 2-1 series with Long Beach
State at Long Beach.
Tonight they host Cal Poly-SLO in
a makeup game from the Feb. 8
rainout at Beiden Field at 7 p.m.
Thell Mustangs enter the week 18-
14 overall and 8-5 in the California
Collegiate Athletic Association. They
lead Cal Poly-Pomona by half a game.
The Mustangs are ranked eighth
nationally at the Division II level by
Baseball America.
Last week they took a 3-5 road trip
splitting with Cal State Los Angeles
and taking two of three from Chapman.
Fresno State, 22-12, is scheduled to
start junior right-hander Ranbir Grewal
(1-1, 5.79 ERA) against Cal Poly's
Greg Paxton (Sr., RHP).
Paxton finished last season with a 4-
4 record and a 5.39 ERA.
Cal Poly returns 14 letterman includ¬
ing five standouts: senior outfielders Rich
Shepperd, Todd Rice and Billy Smith,
junior first baseman Pat Kirby and junior
catcher Doug Noce.
Offensively, all five hit above the .300
mark with Sheppard and Kirby leading
the way at .355.
Sheppard hit eight home runs and
drove in 53 RBI's last season. He also
stole 12 bases.
The Bulldogs will counter the Mus¬
tangs with hot bats.
Junior outfielder Tom Goodwin ex¬
tended his hitting streak to 22, two
games from matching the school record
set by Terry Pendleton in 1982 and
matched by Scott Buss in 1984.
Senior catcher Steve Vondran also
extended a streak. He has driven in at
least one run in 13 games. His RBI total
of 47 is two more than he had all last
Vondran leads the team in average
(Mt), home runs (9) and RBIs (47).
He has also come through in the clutch,
with men in scoring position (.490).
Outfielder Steve Hosey has a 10-game
hitting streak with a .319 season baiting
average. During his hitting streak he has
gathered three doubles and six RBIs.
Fresno Stale is 16-7 at home.
Big West Standings
Fresno Stare ■
2-1
22-12
Long Beach State
1-2
29-*
CSFulIerton
2-1
2M1
UC Santa Barbara
1-2
21-13
San Jose State
2-1
28-6
UC Irvine
1-2
11-17
UNLV
2-1
264
Pacific
1-2
11-18
©oilers
come in
second
No? lO-rankrd Frtvio Seue golf
team placed second behind Na 12-
uc
Irvine Ameaicr InviuiK-nal brio* a ihe
Big Oaoyir, (.'.■iiirtry Dub in b.-.m
Lolmg the Bulldog, jnd ainr.in;:
rhe::toOTttrneflt:^ Kevin
Carissimi. sksi'-fit "> with a
l-under-par~143, four strokes aheadoF
the second place; fuiisher whose name
*a* not j-.*iji»t'k-
Tbewmjs Carissimi's first orjtne
' f tmns setttor David
Sutherland as the only two Bulldogs
K): hold;'■toumarss;nj!. 'Ufe OUt-right
ihi x*»Ofi Tim Wilcox hid tic .J for j
(••unumcni tide earber this season
hut lost hi the playoffs.
Both Carisortu and SuuVrbu.rl are"
Sw tioLfr, gag :
All good things must come to an end
Jennifer L. Konzei
As with all games, everything must
come to an end.
And so, with this as my last col¬
umn, the last thing I want to do is to
thank those thai have worked with me,
the students and staff at Sports Infor¬
mation and the athletes and coaches at
Fresno State.
Just like the Academy Awards, 111
keep my wishes and thanks shprL
To Barry Stnnh, assistant SID: may
you find a photographer who under¬
stands thai a game is not centered a-
rotind second base. Alohal
To Carie Dever. a pair of pants that
you can't get your pinky caught on.
To Terry Carpenter a box of jaw
breakers.
To the fans at Bulldog Diamond:
more seating and higher seating in the
outfield.
To Bob Spencer: an assistant coach
and a full time recruiter.
To Simone Srubek: a slam dunk next
To Bob Bennett: an interpreter for the
umpires at Long Beach.
To Eddie Bustamante: a boxing
glove.
To Jim Sweeney: lots of lock with
the new coaching staff. ■
To Eric Buroey, student assistant
cross country/track SID: a bottle of
aspirin—362 more days and counting
until the 1990 Fresno Relays.
To Red Estes and Tom Pagani: the
recognition and ink that the cross
country and track teams deserve. May
another ambitious sports writer make
the trek to a cross country meet lo see
the symmetry between running and life.
To John Welsh, student assistant
tennis/wrestling SID: a CM for your
office and ihe title of "Mr. Stat Man"
1989:
To Dermis DeLiddo: two NCAA
champion wrestlers next year.
To Brad Stine: a fitting end for his
Cinderella team.
To Greg Andersen: a new ritual and a
bouquet of flowers.
To Benrand Lemercier a book of ex-
To John Hang: a strong finish tor your
women's team.
To Maria Mendez: a NCAA official
that is not bilingual.
To Leilani Overstreec Thanks for
taking rime out for a green volleyball
reporter. May your 1989 team avenge the
loss b San Jose State and may the Spar¬
tans' volleyball learn be plummeted into
the pound by the team's own Enforcer
(Jenny McArtor).
To Traci Sliesler. may pro volleyball
recruiters see your talent and potential.
To Sliester and Melanie Estes: Thanks
for not running over me with the vans.
And, to my predecessor, a little advice:
never settle for mediocrity.
Object Description
| Title | 1989_04 The Daily Collegian April 1989 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1989 |
| 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 4, 1989, Page 6 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1989 |
| 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 |
| Full-Text-Search | - California State University, Fresno TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1989 Steve PrmgWDoi/y Collegian The Fresno Stale women's tennis team travels to San Jose State today.TTie Bulldog netters snapped a flve-game losing streak with a win over Santa Clara, 7-2, Friday. FSU dropped only two matches to the Broncos, both were Injury defaults by Maria Mendez (above) In the No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles. Mendez Is scheduled to play against the Spartans today. The team returns home Saturday to host Cal State Stanislaus at 11 a.m. 'Dogs host Mustangs After the first Big West weekend, Fresno State's No. 16-ranked baseball team is in a four-way tie for first after posting a 2-1 series with Long Beach State at Long Beach. Tonight they host Cal Poly-SLO in a makeup game from the Feb. 8 rainout at Beiden Field at 7 p.m. Thell Mustangs enter the week 18- 14 overall and 8-5 in the California Collegiate Athletic Association. They lead Cal Poly-Pomona by half a game. The Mustangs are ranked eighth nationally at the Division II level by Baseball America. Last week they took a 3-5 road trip splitting with Cal State Los Angeles and taking two of three from Chapman. Fresno State, 22-12, is scheduled to start junior right-hander Ranbir Grewal (1-1, 5.79 ERA) against Cal Poly's Greg Paxton (Sr., RHP). Paxton finished last season with a 4- 4 record and a 5.39 ERA. Cal Poly returns 14 letterman includ¬ ing five standouts: senior outfielders Rich Shepperd, Todd Rice and Billy Smith, junior first baseman Pat Kirby and junior catcher Doug Noce. Offensively, all five hit above the .300 mark with Sheppard and Kirby leading the way at .355. Sheppard hit eight home runs and drove in 53 RBI's last season. He also stole 12 bases. The Bulldogs will counter the Mus¬ tangs with hot bats. Junior outfielder Tom Goodwin ex¬ tended his hitting streak to 22, two games from matching the school record set by Terry Pendleton in 1982 and matched by Scott Buss in 1984. Senior catcher Steve Vondran also extended a streak. He has driven in at least one run in 13 games. His RBI total of 47 is two more than he had all last Vondran leads the team in average (Mt), home runs (9) and RBIs (47). He has also come through in the clutch, with men in scoring position (.490). Outfielder Steve Hosey has a 10-game hitting streak with a .319 season baiting average. During his hitting streak he has gathered three doubles and six RBIs. Fresno Stale is 16-7 at home. Big West Standings Fresno Stare ■ 2-1 22-12 Long Beach State 1-2 29-* CSFulIerton 2-1 2M1 UC Santa Barbara 1-2 21-13 San Jose State 2-1 28-6 UC Irvine 1-2 11-17 UNLV 2-1 264 Pacific 1-2 11-18 ©oilers come in second No? lO-rankrd Frtvio Seue golf team placed second behind Na 12- uc Irvine Ameaicr InviuiK-nal brio* a ihe Big Oaoyir, (.'.■iiirtry Dub in b.-.m Lolmg the Bulldog, jnd ainr.in;: rhe::toOTttrneflt:^ Kevin Carissimi. sksi'-fit "> with a l-under-par~143, four strokes aheadoF the second place; fuiisher whose name *a* not j-.*iji»t'k- Tbewmjs Carissimi's first orjtne ' f tmns setttor David Sutherland as the only two Bulldogs K): hold;'■toumarss;nj!. 'Ufe OUt-right ihi x*»Ofi Tim Wilcox hid tic .J for j (••unumcni tide earber this season hut lost hi the playoffs. Both Carisortu and SuuVrbu.rl are" Sw tioLfr, gag : All good things must come to an end Jennifer L. Konzei As with all games, everything must come to an end. And so, with this as my last col¬ umn, the last thing I want to do is to thank those thai have worked with me, the students and staff at Sports Infor¬ mation and the athletes and coaches at Fresno State. Just like the Academy Awards, 111 keep my wishes and thanks shprL To Barry Stnnh, assistant SID: may you find a photographer who under¬ stands thai a game is not centered a- rotind second base. Alohal To Carie Dever. a pair of pants that you can't get your pinky caught on. To Terry Carpenter a box of jaw breakers. To the fans at Bulldog Diamond: more seating and higher seating in the outfield. To Bob Spencer: an assistant coach and a full time recruiter. To Simone Srubek: a slam dunk next To Bob Bennett: an interpreter for the umpires at Long Beach. To Eddie Bustamante: a boxing glove. To Jim Sweeney: lots of lock with the new coaching staff. ■ To Eric Buroey, student assistant cross country/track SID: a bottle of aspirin—362 more days and counting until the 1990 Fresno Relays. To Red Estes and Tom Pagani: the recognition and ink that the cross country and track teams deserve. May another ambitious sports writer make the trek to a cross country meet lo see the symmetry between running and life. To John Welsh, student assistant tennis/wrestling SID: a CM for your office and ihe title of "Mr. Stat Man" 1989: To Dermis DeLiddo: two NCAA champion wrestlers next year. To Brad Stine: a fitting end for his Cinderella team. To Greg Andersen: a new ritual and a bouquet of flowers. To Benrand Lemercier a book of ex- To John Hang: a strong finish tor your women's team. To Maria Mendez: a NCAA official that is not bilingual. To Leilani Overstreec Thanks for taking rime out for a green volleyball reporter. May your 1989 team avenge the loss b San Jose State and may the Spar¬ tans' volleyball learn be plummeted into the pound by the team's own Enforcer (Jenny McArtor). To Traci Sliesler. may pro volleyball recruiters see your talent and potential. To Sliester and Melanie Estes: Thanks for not running over me with the vans. And, to my predecessor, a little advice: never settle for mediocrity. |
