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SWEEP
Continued from page 5
get complacent in the third game today.''
said Hosey,nso we came out to play and
play hard."
Pearse was the next batter and he
capped off a fine weekend with a screamer down tbe right field line that went for
a triple and scored Hosey making it 6-1.
Pearse was 8-for-14 in the series with
three doubles a triple, seven RBI's and
six runs scored as he raised his average
19 points to a mighty .360.
TheTcoring ended as Bryan Marsoo-
bian walked and Jeff Moti got his third
hit of the game, an infield RBI single
that scored Pearse and produced Fresno's
20th straight victory.
Rich Crane took care of ihe pitching
duties for Fresno striking out eight, and
giving up eight hits and one run en
route to his seventh complete game victory of the year.
Crane (12-1) now leads the Dogs
pitching in victories and Sunday's performance lowered his ERA to a miniscufe
2.02.
Schullstrom leads tbe team in ERA
with a 1.66 and Fresno's other starter
and ace, John Salles. paces the team in
strikeouts with 112.
Fresno also scored single runs in the
second, fouth and the seventh on Sunday
as Steve Hosey recorded all three RBI's
in the three innings.
The first one in the second was on an
RBI double to right that scored Burton
who had been hit by a pitch.
In the fourth, he ripped a run-sconng
single to center with two outs that
scored Shebelut who had earlier walked.
Finally, the sophomore star nailed his
10th homer of the year, a solo shot over
the left field fence as he lead off the
seventh inning.
"It'll be tough when we go on the
road next week," said Hosey, "but we
don't care who we play, because we're
playing hard and we feel as if no one can
get in our way."
On the afternoon, FSU produced 14
hits, including five of the extra base
variety, and turned in two double plays
as they took over sole possession of
first in the PCAA, with the victory over
the Spartans who dropped to 2-7 in the
PCAA.
The 'Dogs are in first all alone
because of UNLVs 6-5 loss to UOP on
Saturday.
BULLDOG NOTES: Watch for
Fresno State to move into the No. 2
spot In Ihe VSPSICouegiait Baseball poll as tbe current No. 2 team,
the University of Tew lost two
games over the weekend to Rice Uni-
verslty.
Fresno State will next host Cal
Poly-San Luis Obispo on Tuesday
be tore venturing on a five-game road
swing beginning In Santa Barbara
Friday.
TENNIS
Continued from page 6
Gerety. 19-8 on the year, has won 16
of 19 matches after losing five of his
first eight. LeClercq. the No. 44-ranked
player in the U.S.. leads the team with a
19-8 individual record. Lomicky is 18-9
and Garzo is 17-9.
The defeats sank Fresno State below
the .500 barrier at 12-13, and the losses
to San Jose State and UCSB dropped the
Bulldogs to 3-4 in Pacific Coast Athletic Association play.
Fresno State next goes into action
Wednesday when the 'Dogs meet No 15-
ranked California. On Saturday. FSU
takes on the University of Utah in
Reckling. Calif.
Bulldog golf places 6th
Fiiiishing above three Pacific Coast
Atlhletic Association rivals, the Fresno
State golf team took sixth place in the
IH-team United States Intercollegiate
tournament at the Stanford Golf Course
Saturday.
The Bulldogs, who compiled a score
of 1.114 in the two-day, 54-hole
competition, bested the University of
the Pacific, UC Santa Barbara and San
Jose State and FSU Coach Mike Watncy
feels that can give his team momentum
going into the PCAA Championships
May 2-3 in San Jose.
"We went in the the full impression
of showing the conference teams that we
have a chance to win the PCAA Tournament," said Watncy. "That's the main
thing now. It's the only way we can get
to the NCAAs."
No. 2-ranked Arizona took the U.S.
Intercollegiate title with a tally of
1,080. No. 12 UCLA finished second at
1,097 and the University of Washington
was third with a mark of 1,101.
Kevin Leach of UCLA, who shot a
206, captured the individual championship.
Fresno State was led by freshmen
Randy Bridge (223), Kevin Carissimi
(224) and Tim Wilcox (226).
"We've played better than we've been
playing," said Watney. The tournament
did give us a boost because we did beat
all the coriference teams.
"We still didn't have a great last
round, but we had a better one than most
of them this year."
The Bulldogs recorded 640 strokes
over the first 36 holes, but shot a
collective 474 in Saturday's final round.
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| Title | 1988_04 The Daily Collegian April 1988 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) 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 | Assocated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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| Title | April 11, 1988, Page 7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) 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 | Assocated 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 | Monday, April 11,1988 Page 7 ports SWEEP Continued from page 5 get complacent in the third game today.'' said Hosey,nso we came out to play and play hard." Pearse was the next batter and he capped off a fine weekend with a screamer down tbe right field line that went for a triple and scored Hosey making it 6-1. Pearse was 8-for-14 in the series with three doubles a triple, seven RBI's and six runs scored as he raised his average 19 points to a mighty .360. TheTcoring ended as Bryan Marsoo- bian walked and Jeff Moti got his third hit of the game, an infield RBI single that scored Pearse and produced Fresno's 20th straight victory. Rich Crane took care of ihe pitching duties for Fresno striking out eight, and giving up eight hits and one run en route to his seventh complete game victory of the year. Crane (12-1) now leads the Dogs pitching in victories and Sunday's performance lowered his ERA to a miniscufe 2.02. Schullstrom leads tbe team in ERA with a 1.66 and Fresno's other starter and ace, John Salles. paces the team in strikeouts with 112. Fresno also scored single runs in the second, fouth and the seventh on Sunday as Steve Hosey recorded all three RBI's in the three innings. The first one in the second was on an RBI double to right that scored Burton who had been hit by a pitch. In the fourth, he ripped a run-sconng single to center with two outs that scored Shebelut who had earlier walked. Finally, the sophomore star nailed his 10th homer of the year, a solo shot over the left field fence as he lead off the seventh inning. "It'll be tough when we go on the road next week," said Hosey, "but we don't care who we play, because we're playing hard and we feel as if no one can get in our way." On the afternoon, FSU produced 14 hits, including five of the extra base variety, and turned in two double plays as they took over sole possession of first in the PCAA, with the victory over the Spartans who dropped to 2-7 in the PCAA. The 'Dogs are in first all alone because of UNLVs 6-5 loss to UOP on Saturday. BULLDOG NOTES: Watch for Fresno State to move into the No. 2 spot In Ihe VSPSICouegiait Baseball poll as tbe current No. 2 team, the University of Tew lost two games over the weekend to Rice Uni- verslty. Fresno State will next host Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo on Tuesday be tore venturing on a five-game road swing beginning In Santa Barbara Friday. TENNIS Continued from page 6 Gerety. 19-8 on the year, has won 16 of 19 matches after losing five of his first eight. LeClercq. the No. 44-ranked player in the U.S.. leads the team with a 19-8 individual record. Lomicky is 18-9 and Garzo is 17-9. The defeats sank Fresno State below the .500 barrier at 12-13, and the losses to San Jose State and UCSB dropped the Bulldogs to 3-4 in Pacific Coast Athletic Association play. Fresno State next goes into action Wednesday when the 'Dogs meet No 15- ranked California. On Saturday. FSU takes on the University of Utah in Reckling. Calif. Bulldog golf places 6th Fiiiishing above three Pacific Coast Atlhletic Association rivals, the Fresno State golf team took sixth place in the IH-team United States Intercollegiate tournament at the Stanford Golf Course Saturday. The Bulldogs, who compiled a score of 1.114 in the two-day, 54-hole competition, bested the University of the Pacific, UC Santa Barbara and San Jose State and FSU Coach Mike Watncy feels that can give his team momentum going into the PCAA Championships May 2-3 in San Jose. "We went in the the full impression of showing the conference teams that we have a chance to win the PCAA Tournament," said Watncy. "That's the main thing now. It's the only way we can get to the NCAAs." No. 2-ranked Arizona took the U.S. Intercollegiate title with a tally of 1,080. No. 12 UCLA finished second at 1,097 and the University of Washington was third with a mark of 1,101. Kevin Leach of UCLA, who shot a 206, captured the individual championship. Fresno State was led by freshmen Randy Bridge (223), Kevin Carissimi (224) and Tim Wilcox (226). "We've played better than we've been playing," said Watney. The tournament did give us a boost because we did beat all the coriference teams. "We still didn't have a great last round, but we had a better one than most of them this year." The Bulldogs recorded 640 strokes over the first 36 holes, but shot a collective 474 in Saturday's final round. Say it to the one you love... Daily Collegian Personals $1 ON THE PROWL Wednesdays in the Daily Collegian CLASSIFIED AUTOMOBILES HELP WANTED TYPING MISCELIaANEOUS 1974 MG MIDGET Good Cond, New Pirellis, $1500/OBO 222-9359 EARN $4.45 AN HOUR In-home Service for Elderly Flexible Hours. 222-5625 EXPERIENCED TYPIST Fast, accurate, professional. Term papers and Theses. Call Frieda 224-5396 COLOR ANALYSIS Individualized. Computer-Aided Group Rates. 237-0536 10am - 5pm MWF CAMPER SHELL Fit* EI Camino Good Condition $80 227-9777 Evenings TOSHIBA office automation seeks high energy sales peoplefor Fresno office. If you enjoy a challenge and are money motivated. Contact Tim Welch 275-7066 Professional appearance and communication skills are essential. TYPING Term Papers, APA Format, Etc. Near Campus Becky 297-8782 CYCLING TRAINING RIDES Cat 4 racer seeks other racers, tnath letes, and other serious cyclists for early m orning train ing rides on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings- -50+ miles; moderate pace. 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Blackstone (at Clinton) ROOMMATE GREEK LETTERS on your garment $8: two letters $10: three letters Fast Service... ...Professional Quality 222-0307 '85 HONDA SPREE SCOOTER GoodCondibon $175 0B0 221-7694 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED 2 BR, W/D, Sec. Sys, $202.50 +1/2 Utilities 298-3239 Aft 6pm BR1DGESTONE 12 SPEED Bicycle—many extras $35Q/OBO "John 436-5263 FEMALE LOOKING FOR 2 females to share 3 Bdrm house. $250 includes utilities. Available May 1st & June 1st 227-6508 Leave Message YOU CAN ATTEND COLLEGE and graduate school. There is free private money all around! For appointment call 252-4524 COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS Give us a call! 294-2266 '86 HONDA SPREE SCOOTER 1200 Mi., Good Condition $350/Offer 298-1357 After 6:00pm ROOMMATE WANTED 2 Bdrm Apt. $188+ 1/2 utilities Phone 299^5955 after 9pm TRAVEL For all your travel needs ... Call DaveStimpson, Campus Rep for Hye Tyme Travel 292-1943 After 5pm BIANCHI SUPER BIKE w/ road simulator--by Slocum- $350 OBO Call 432-5980 |
