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Friday, April 21, 1977

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By JIM ECKER
The Michigan baseball team took to the
air yesterday in search of hardball happi-
ness against two conference opponents. The
weekend caravan commences this after-
noon with a doubleheader against Minne-
sota's Golden Gophers. Another twinbill
with Iowa, is scheduled for tomorrow.
Moby's men left gray Ann Arbor with an
improving 9-9-1 record which includes their
disappointing 3-6 western trek. However,
with only one strike against them in the
"all-important" conference loss column,
the Wolverines figure to remain in the
thick of the Big Ten diamond debate.
The Michigan pitching staff has been
rapidly taking form. The Wolverine hurlers
stand second in conference ERA, and where
once it was Mickey Elwood, Pete Helt and
a question mark, Benedict now has some
answers.
TOM JOYCE HAS MOVED in as the
number three man, based on effective out-
ings against Central Michigan and Bowling
Green. Craig Forhan, Bill Srock, and Mike
Corp, who have been operating out of the
bullpen, provide valuable relief help.
Faced with the prospects of four games
within 30 hours, Benedict must select a
fourth starter.
Coach Benedict led a serious-minded
crew into Minneapolis to do battle against
last season's conference runner-up. The
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Gophers also sport a composite.
at 9-9, but have taken 3 of 4 leag
MINNESOTA FIELDS a vete
with three of last year's startin
and six others on hand. Coach Di
Siebert, who celebrated his Si
versary of Gopher mentage last
a couple of undefeated hurler
for the Wolverine invasion.
Dave Winfield, a member of B
man's controversial basketball t
toss the opener this afternoon.7
hurler is 2-0 on the season, but
has skyrocketed from the 1.59
compiled a year ago to a nev
3.38.
Ken Schultz, who, like Winfi
lettering junior, puts another un
mark on the line in the nightca
credentials read four victories
decisions and a sizzling 0.75 ER
"Tim Grice and Rick Schoen
best hitters" stated an assistant
sports information director. Gric
cher currently sailing along ata
while Schoener checks in at .
team, the Gophers swat the
safely 284 times every one thow
to the plate.
The Wolverines will be in D
tomorrow to hassle the Iowa

face

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roadwork
.500 record The Hawkeyes are another high-hitting
;ue games. outfit, backed by three first-rate pitchers.
The team batting average is .292, while
ran team, the trio of tossrs have all established 2.25
1g pitchers ERA's or better.
ck "Chief" Rightfielder Larry Schutzius paces t h e
liver Anni- Big Ten in hitting at .500, while first-
year, has sacker Tom Hurn is fifth at .417. Center-
s prepped fielder Fred Mims, a member of the Unit-
ed States Pan-American team, has been
ill Mussel- in a season-long slump but shows signs of
itlists, will coning to life.
The junior
t his ERA "MIMS HAS BEEN feeling the pressure
mark he all year long from the pro scouts" related
w high of a reliable Hawkeye. "They haven't been
hounding him, but he sure does know they
ield, is a are there." The Wolverine pitchers would
nblemished be wise to keep an eye out themselves.
p. Schultz' Coach Duane Banks' mound selections
in f o u r will come from among Mark Tschopp, Bill
RA. Heckroth, And Jim Wise. Tschopp brings a
er are our 3-1 mark and a 2.24 ERA into the twin-
Minnesota bill, while Heckroth is close behind at
e is a cat- 3-2 and 2.25. Wise shows a 1.10 ERA and
a .419 clip, a 1-1 record.
292. As a This will not be an easy weekend for
horsehide Michigan.. Nonetheless, with the Wolverine
isand trips pitching healthy and the batters coming
around, prospects of copping 3 of the 4
es Moines contests are favorable. If Michigan returns
Hawkeyes. to Ann Arbor with a 4-2 conference mark,
games and this could prove to be a very interesting
season.

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