1979_01 The Daily Collegian January 1979 Reloaded

              The Daily Collegian
Beiden 20 feet longer
They just won't hit them like they used to
quencv in 1979 tl
it's iust as well that the field's center-
field was moved back 20 feet to the 400-
foot mark during the off-season
In other words, if the CSUF baseball
squad isn't going to be blasting many
four-bag shots, it might as well be
made difficult for the
The   f
-   this
,   the
Dogs' 60-game schedule
sity of Pacific, which will engage the
hosts in a three-game Northern California Baseball Association series this
coming Friday and Saturday.
Although the Bulldogs will most likely hit just as many extra base hits this
season, the homerun production is
destined to slacken minus the former
power-produced presence of graduates
) im Rothford and Ron ) ohnson
'Since those two hit 34 bomeruns
between them," CSUF coach Bob Bennett said, "it will be pretty hard to get
that kind of production again. I do think
there'll be better balance in the line-
Instead of an output relying on the
long ball, Bennett will be utilizing other
offensive factors in attempting to
match  or  surpass  last   year's   37-20
'We'll do more running," Bennett
said, with the Dogs being expected to
sport a lineup of speedsters stealing
and hit-and-running their way around
the basepaths "Besides having a
whole lineup that's pretty solid we
have some real good back-up players-
better depth than last year," he said
The quality of depth doesn't only
exist on the bench, but also in the bullpen where the 'Dog coach plans on
moving pitchers from the starting rotation to relief duty until the most efficient combination is discovered
"We haven't had this kind of depth
in pitching since (Philadelphia Phillip
pitcher Dick) Ruthven and those guys
were here." the 10-year CSUF skipper
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The depth is built around the nucleus
of the top two Bulldog starting pitchers last year-second-team All-NCBA
picks Mark Lohuis (11-5) and Jon
Reelhorn (8-3) Lohuis was seventh in
the nation in strikeouts last season. ■
Behind those pair are veteran right-
ies Rich Bordi and Dennis Rathjen,
along with southpaws Ron Leach),
freshman Tony Herron, Rob Cruess
and Rob Ferguson \
'It's not often a team has four good)
southpaws," Bennett said of that
group, though he is still undecided as
to who will join Lohuis and Reelhorn in
the starting rotation. 'Bordi's been
good out of the bullpen, but he's also
really lookin' good as a starter. Leach
way and Rathjen has
--'-i the bullpen.'
The Bulldog batting lineup is also
rich in lefties-perhaps too sweet from
the portside There are 10 lefthanded-
batters and four switch-hitters ramorig
the 21-man non-pitcher list.       l-
"We could conceivably have" nine
lefties in one lineup and we should always have five to six lefties in the lineup," Bennett said "We might be susceptible to a good lefty pitcher, but
there' s not too many around. *
CSUF goes on the road to face the
strong pitching staff of Arizona State
Feb 9-10, followed up by a Feb. .13
home game vs Cal Poly (SLO). Tickets
for the 26-home game season are avaiN
able at the Athletic Ticket Office, located in the Men' s Cym at room 104.
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