1975_04 The Daily Collegian April 1975

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SOME GUFF
■it  davi ou-*iy<
Bulldogs 4-4 over vacation
•Thwre'e no c*uee*,.,<
he pi   *  10 win the a
-Jim   -Catfish'   Hunter,  after  loading the
Oakland A'a to their tMrd consecutive World
rher wit *•*• *o
-BUI Vlrdon. manager of tha New York Yankees, after hearing the news that Ma clubhnd
just signed Hunter tor five years
His  Caroataa   farmboy  drawl is almost Identical to Ma piictong
he may swam a Mt "slow- bat that's where it ends
The man can pitch!
He can pitch so good that hell load tho New York Yankees to the
in 1975.
. starting rotation of Hunter. George "Doc" Medlch, PM
Dobuon aatd Rudy May. the Yanks am a cinch to win the American
League'a Eastern Division title
The Sunday before last, Fresno
opened their Caster vacattodplay
by dropping two games to the
vtaltlng UnJvarsity of Oregon
Ducks.10-1. 4-5
TMa pant weak proved to be a
aeoaaw affair for the BaaJdug
baaeball loam, aa the diamond-
men won tour gamea aad loot
tear.
Then on Tues day conch Bob
Bennett's crew traveled north
to Hayward State and swept the
Pioneers 7-1. 6-5 Tha *Dogs
showed that they could Mt the long
bull Taesday - hitting five round
trippers
Gary   Starling.  Lee C»
Dave  Bedroetaa, Bob Felta and
Ron    Klellng    all   homered   tor
CSUF'a Pacific Coast Athletic
Aaaoctatlon opener last Friday
rvsuing again* hoot Inn Joae
State waa a heertbreaker Fresno
lost to the Spsrtans. 4-1. in 13
The Yankees further anhancsd their chances for tha pianaat una
aiT whan they cleverly traded Bobby Murcer tor taa San Franclaco
B >w>y Bonds.
The two  main mon tn tha Yank'a totwrn. Hunter and Bonds bath
have some impreaslve eredentlala.
28. compiled » record of 21-11. 31-7. 21-1 and 24-12 for
akiand A'a over taa peat four seasons
fit hough he'a boon pttcMng prcatoffal easily for  10 years now, he
cets stronger ovary year.
•The Catfish" knows that he'a getting paid a ealary that la larger
nan the coat of the New York frencMeetn 1P4S (Ms five-year salary
.•-in 137 million), aad la anxious la prove Mmaelf to the
hut loyal New York tons
lag  likely  to pitch mora than 200 taeinga (he went 318
trtga last season tor Oakland), tha Yankee ataff looks ss solid aa
n the mayors.
*.4d Medlch (19-15 and HO tnninga). Dobnon (19-15 and S91), aad
and 141). that would only leave the rest of the pitchers with
350 laatoga (out of an estimated 1,450 tnninga during tha season)
inknoe' secowdary starters and ballpen will be tod by Met
-ottiemyer who la much tougher then Ms 4-7 record indicates  And
k Ttdrow (11-12 in 210 tn tngs last snaaoa) could be taa Yanks'
fifth starting pitcher If Stottlemyer tolls to fill the void
with reliever Sparky Lyle, 9-3 and a 1.44 earned run average tn
• appearances la 1174, the Yanks have tan barters to make any
-am envious.
Bonds is one of the oeat all-around performers In taa league, aad
i 1973 season totals of HI. It atotoo banas. aad 14 RBI s. if
--pasted thts year, couM eaatly enable tin Yankees to walk away
•with all the marble a."
in   the   otatflnld  with Bonds will  be   rlghtflelder   Elliot Maddox
103-3-45). aad Lou PI iella (.JSi-t-'O) ta left.
The infield will prabably constM of ChrisChambltssf 255-4-50) at
rst nase. Sandy Alomar at second (.141-1-21), Jim Mason (.150-
at shortatop. and Craig Nettles (144-12-75) M third
m Monaon. who pUynd most of last season with an Injured
.  i  should improve oa Mo  241-13 40 1174 mark*.
k is aleo well auppllod with beach strength Boa Blomberg
los Johnson (.217-5-43). Roy WMta (1T5-7-41) aad
:43-8-51) can fill la aa DH'a or utility men
iARLES FINLEY, The Catfish aad Ms -tiew-Btaad friends"
*e tn '75 - aad you let last year's AL. Cy Yoaag
* inner slip away
of four parta)
Track meet today
warmerdam'a
rs will moot Sacramento
rack and field
s afternoon at Ratcttfto
The moat is scheduled
»' 1 p.m
The moot was previously ant
for March 1, but was rsnchsrtolecl
rdnM   hsfaa rained out
CSUF will be noma again thts
Saturday, hosting UC Santa Barbara, aleo at 1 p m.
Mrtrsity Ol
San Fernando Valley
COLLEGE OF LAW
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•art Its* Uj aas rvwataf erafrian
Degree ond a*ayCaatt> H
fccrewite. frivisieeally - Stati Ik tf Calif
A" p way mm lead to #w J%ew> Dncu
Cc»V»oe»uotore
Brad  Kelley,   4-1,   185--wand
■npluamors, looked lmpreoMve
tor the Bulktoga, working 10 and
one third tnninga Kelley yielded
to reliever John Miller In tha
11th, and Miller (4 2) waa tagged
with tho loos
Kelley had given ap three mas
on U Mts.
after tour tni
tied the game tall
Dove
nghtflektor GaryStarltiagn
htm tn. Bob Dtiglea* alagle
brought in
Roberta and Bob Kelts to even
taa eeoro at three -apiece
Last   Saturday   afternoon  the.
Bulldoga split with the Spartaae.
4-3,   2-0.  to move the!
record to 1-2.
In the first game Fresno opened
the scorn* with Felta acoriag on
Dingus' grounder
San Joae tied the game ta taa
wl then added two i
runo in the fourth, thanka to at
ran doable aad an error by Fel
f-*di
ter Gary Maiitog
scored oa Felt'a |
Felta i
ting attack tor Prueno with (
Mtaa
three   Mts   -  Fn
giving Mm Ms loss  Kala to 1
la  tl
Bob Prtotto'a 140-foot I
in tbe aecond taattruj.
RBI  atagto  la taa I
accounted for Freer.
Starling,  a  e-teet
aaaaar, la now 1-1
la Easter Sunday's |
tha   OMvwrMty   of On
loasaa la the Ducks. wtnMag 7-1
f r-»r>n cracked 13 hits and gut
fine pitching from Mike Murphy
nnd Al Caadroa. Cuadroa got the
win   He is 4-1.
The 14-17 -Dogs were led by
Mts ta five man la taa plate.
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