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. )The Daily Collegian
Monday, April 2,1990 Page 7
BASEBALL
Continued from page- 6
Nineteenth-ranked Fresno Stale
unproved to 3-0 in Big West Conference
play. 22-1 I overall. The Bulldogs stt-
alone atop the conference standings.
while UOP fell to 0-3 in the Big West. 9-
21 overall.
Overshadowed In BrownholLz1
performance was Ranbir Grewal's
outstanding pitching effort for.FSU.
Crewal Improved to 6-2 oh the season
by giving up only four hits in 10
innings. walking two. . one
inicntionally, and striking out nine.
The big right-hander threw only 116
pitches in 10 Innings. Algn of good
control. nT s
"I am just trying to throw more
strikes." Crewal said. 'If I can throw
strikes and get ahead of the person.
then I will be a lot more effective."
It appeared Fresno Stale had one of
its occasional "ast-game-of-the-series
letdowns, as the team appeared flat
against the last-place Tigers.
"We were flat for some reason.'' FSU
head coach Bob Bennett said, "until
Kelly hit the ball. That was better than
a talk. A talk didn't do any good, but
the home run did."
The Bulldog bats came alive after the
Champlin's blast. The next hitter,
Chris Gonzalez, was O-for-3 with three
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weak ground balls until he singled
sharply to left for FSU's second hit.
Alter Todd Johnson forced Gonzalez at
second. Borgese singled crisply to
right, and Johnson motored to third
when right fielder Ron Beverly
overran the ball. Brownholtz recoverd
to strike out Tom Phillips to send the
game into extra Innings.
Grewal retired the side in the top of
the tenth, and Chris Falco lined a
single to left to start the bottom of the
inning, but was picked off at first on a
wicked move to first by Brownholtz.
Cary Windes, a late-inning defensive
replacement, hit a two out single to set
up Noel's heroics.
Noel. 0-for-4 on the day. drilled a I -2
fast ball to deep right that froze
Beverly for an Instant, and the ball hit
the bottom ofthe fence. Beverly picked
the ball up on one hop. but Windes has
good speed and by the time Beverly's
throw reached the Infield, Windes was
across the plate with the winner.
Noel struck out In the ninth inning,
and the junior center fielder said that
he had an added IncenUve going Into
his at-bat In the tenth.
"Any time you mess up. you want
another shot," Noel said. "It's nice to
get another chance, and I happened to
get It In a crucial situation. I came
through, which was really nice for a
change."
UOP scored It's only run *tn the
fourth on Keith Johnson's long home
run over the left field fence. Johnson.
Hanford High's athlete of the year in
1989. hit a long drive that was foul by
about six feet on the previous pitch.
"I had [Johnson] 1-2 and I just hung
a slider." Grewal said. "He hit it pretty
well. He Is a good hitter.
"I knew we were going to win this
game," Grewal said. "1 didn't know
now long It would take, but 1 knew we
were going to win it."
NOTES— Grewal has struck out 62
batters in 60 Innings this
season...Borgese's single In the ninth
extended his hitting streak to nine
games...Fresno State starter Steve
Wolf struck out 12 UOP hitters in the
Bulldogs' 3-1 win Saturday, giving the
Junior 103 K's on the season, a career-
high... Gonzalez had a three-run
homerun and Johnson had three RBI
to lead Fresno State to an 11-1 victory
in the first game ofthe series.
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| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
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. )The Daily Collegian
Monday, April 2,1990 Page 7
BASEBALL
Continued from page- 6
Nineteenth-ranked Fresno Stale
unproved to 3-0 in Big West Conference
play. 22-1 I overall. The Bulldogs stt-
alone atop the conference standings.
while UOP fell to 0-3 in the Big West. 9-
21 overall.
Overshadowed In BrownholLz1
performance was Ranbir Grewal's
outstanding pitching effort for.FSU.
Crewal Improved to 6-2 oh the season
by giving up only four hits in 10
innings. walking two. . one
inicntionally, and striking out nine.
The big right-hander threw only 116
pitches in 10 Innings. Algn of good
control. nT s
"I am just trying to throw more
strikes." Crewal said. 'If I can throw
strikes and get ahead of the person.
then I will be a lot more effective."
It appeared Fresno Stale had one of
its occasional "ast-game-of-the-series
letdowns, as the team appeared flat
against the last-place Tigers.
"We were flat for some reason.'' FSU
head coach Bob Bennett said, "until
Kelly hit the ball. That was better than
a talk. A talk didn't do any good, but
the home run did."
The Bulldog bats came alive after the
Champlin's blast. The next hitter,
Chris Gonzalez, was O-for-3 with three
V
Theatre at the U presents
acclaimed British actor
John %ant
in his one-man play
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