1984_04 The Daily Collegian April 1984

              April 30,1984
'Dogs win another two;
Hoover eclipses K mark
The chant of "Break up the Bulldoj
can be heard echoing throughout t
Northern California Baseball Associati
Nevada-Reno that's letting out the loudi
yell.
The Fresno Stale U
"I figured I'd get four s<
aseball
kery of
both the NCBA and the Wolfpack i
convincing M). 9-3 sweep of Nevada-
Reno in front of 2644 sun-drenched fans
at Beiden Field Sunday afternoon. The
Bulldogs, who have now won 35 of their
last 39 contests while building up a
comfortable 6 1/2 game lead in the
NCBA, whipped the Wolfpack in what
has now become typical fashion.
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nior right-hander
t  self as he rol
sctby[>ickRuthvenin 1971, and he
d little time doing it. The Bulldog
Bennett and Athletic Director Jack Lengyel
out for a little impromptu ceremony.
The Bulldogs gave Hoover all the offense
he would need in the opening innings.
the second. LosingpitcherShawn Barton,
now 7-6 on the season, walked Carlos
Vega and Joey Xavier before giving up
been a new experience for Nevada-Reno,
but losing big to the Bulldogs certainly
isn't anything newfor the Wolfpack. With
Sunday's second-game debacle, which
featured a six-run first inning with II
batters al Ihe plate, the Bulldogs have
now embarrassed the Wolfpack by a
combined score of 64-21 in five scpcralc
left-hander Vince Barger was the main
beneficiary ofthe second-game explosion
as he upped his record to 9-2 on a five-
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April 30,1984
Bulldogs ready to stake claims for NCAAs
Softball team splinters UCSB,
Cal Poly in twinbill sweeps
Members of the Fresno State softball
am have been letting their actions speak
tt themselves during the past couple of
SwccpingbyUCSanta Barbara 2-0,2-0
on Friday and I -0.2-0 over Cal Poly-Pomona
Saturday, the Bulldogs substancially in-
play-offs. and in the process lowered
Coach Donna Piclcel's blood pressure
quite a few notches.
lively. Fres.
41-20 and h;
placed second in the NCAA
behind UCLA.
"That (1982 ) was a unique season
because ofthe hardships the team endured
and theway they all pulled together,** jaid
Pickel. "This year was supposed to be a
rebuilding yc
w player
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everybody
'Hey. let's prove ourselves anyway." And 1
With the two double header sweeps
over the weekend the Bulldogs may have a
chance to do a lot of proving in the near
future. In the latest poll Fresno State was
ranked 10th in the nation, and 16 teams
are invited to the NCAA tournament.
The Bulldogs will travel to Berkely
Thursday for a season-ending tourney at
the University of California campus.
NCAA  pairings should  be announced
Fresno State started things out Friday
when Romeiro Tired a one-hitter in Ihe
first game as the 'Dogs set back the Gau¬
chos 2-0. The Bulldogs got all the runs
they needed in the third when Kerry Steitz
drove in Chris Elze from second with a
two-out triple, and later scored on a wild
Golfers stay afloat with /
ninth place finish in tourney
On the surface, it may appear that the
Fresno State golf team is a long-shot to
make the upcoming NCAA champion¬
ships at Bear Creek Country Club in
Houston.
The Bulldogs, who have won but one
tournament this year (their own Pespsi
Classic), are battling it out with UOP and
Arizona for the last of six spots reserved
for the western district in the NCAAs.
An insider familiar with the team, how¬
ever, says the Bulldogs are a lot closer
"Even though we finished ninth in our
last tournament (Sun Devil Intercolle¬
giate), our placing may actually have
helped us," said Fresno Slate golf coach
Mike Watney, who is also a member of the
NCAA selection committee. "The key is
that we beat Arizona and UOP."
Led by Curtis Jones, with a 76-75-72
round of scores for a 223 total, Fresno
State overcame wind, rain, and generally
miserable playing conditions over the
weekend to tie with Stanford for ninth
place in the Arizona State Sun Devil
Intercollegiate in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Arizona State won the tournament, while
UOP placed 13th and Arizona 14th.
"The kind of things the committee
looks for is who beat who how many
times," said Watney. "So far this season
we\e beaten Arizona twice in three tour¬
naments and UOP three times."
Even if the Bulldogs fail to gain the
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