Tuesday, June 5, 1973
THE SUMMER DAILY
Page Eleven;
Minresota snatches regional
COMING SOON
CANDY
X
The Virgin Queen
R with BEtte Davis
NEW WORLD FILM COOP
7-6 win
stops SIU
FrornWire Service Reports
CARBONDALE - The Minne-
sota Gophers advanced to the
NCAA Woryld Series in Omaha
June 8-14 with a delayed victory
over favorite Southern Illinois
to capture the District Four
Championship by a 7-6 count.
The two squads played to a
6-6 tie after 11 innings Satur-
day when rain forced the delay
of the game. Play was resumed
from that point Sunday 'and the
Golden Gophers took the game
in 14 innings, twice the duration
of a normal college ball game.
With Minnesota hurler Dennis
Allar on third, Joe Comer smack-
ed a ground shot to Saluki short-
stop Stan Mann. Mann whipped
the ball to home in an effort to
cut down the streaking Allar, but
the crafty Minnesota pitcher
leaped over the tag of catcher
Larry Calufetti and knocked the
ball from his mitt to clinch the
championship for the Gophers.
IN THE EARLIER, going,
Minnesota rode third sacker
Tim Grice's grand slam home
run in the fifth inning to take a
6-3 lead only to have the Salukis
rally back to tie the score in the
eighth on a three run homer by
outfielder Ken Kral.
Grice easily walked away with
the tournament's most valuable
player award. Besides his bases-
loaded shot, the Gopher third
baseman also drove in three
other runs in the tourney.
In addition to Grice; pitcher
DaveWinfield, catcher Tom Bu-
ettner, and first haseman Chris
Brown joined their Gopher team-
mate on the all-tournament team.
Gopher madness
S. Iniliois eo0 210 030 000 00-6 9 4
Minn. 200 040 000 000 01-7 12 4
Oerry, Dunning 7, Waltemate 12 and
Calufetti. Comer, Turnbull 8, Allar
10 and Buettner. W-Allar. L-Wal-
tenate. HRs-Grie, Minn., 5th, three
on; Kral, SIU, 8th, two on.
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