Thursday, May 12, 1977
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Eleven
Thurday May12.1977THEMICIGANDAIY Pae Eeve
Confident Blue wh iBG in
By RICK MADDOCK Michigan
runs in the f
Nothing is worrying me. The only thing that who saw his
could worry me is had weather this weekend," innings. Gar
Michigan baseball coach Moby Benedict said. Owens con
And who can blame him? Especially after the big lead. "I
Wolverines double-dipped Bowling Green, yester- do is throw s
day at Fisher Field, 2-0 and 13-1. The Michigan
staff now has six straight complete games and SENIOR G
four shutouts since last weekend. two on a tri
THE WOLVERINES head into a crucial four Wasitewsk
two runa.
same home set this weekend, Saturday against "They (th
Wisconsin and Sunday against Northwestern. The
attitude in the Michigan locker room can only be hut thenth
described as pure confidence. "n', Beyd
"More than anything, we've got our confidence "I'm very
going. We're not expecting to lose," junior short- hive thy
stop Jim Berra said. 'Now, we're just really h ~y any .4
rolling."p b
Roll they did ag+i' st Bowling Green. Kevin SENIOR C
Clinton, starting his first game, blanked the Fal- Mark Grenk
cons on five hits. Clinton lowered his ERA down to similar to tt
1.64 nd raised his record to 4-1. eran receive
I FELT GOOD. I was throwing mostly fast form except
halls. The oly thing I did was keep-the ball away "They've
from them and let my fielders field, said the fense isn't t
senior pitcher called K.C. by his teammates and Pertaining
Mi higi fans. ban said, "I
The Wol"erines scored both of their runs on time he goe
pololong balls. l)t ye Chapman cracked a 360- He's beeno
foot shot to left field off of losing Falcon Mike 1.76 ERA.
11:'ksak, in the third inning. MAHAN
"It was a hanging fast ballt 'Chapman said. been helping
Ie added that he wasn't guessing fast ball. "I verines' cur
'ist tried to hit a single." "This weeki
BOB WASII.EWSKI crunched a shot just a few getting ahet
feet left of the 400-foot mark in dead center field. do is throw
I This, Wasilewski's third round tripper of the year, Looking a
rcame in the fo irth inning. tic. The Wo
S Sophomore tom Owens won his first collegiate 25-11, are or
game in the nightcap. He gave up a lone run in Ten race.
> the sixth, whin-h came on an infield single. A play "THEY'R
was made at .the plate, but the throw was wild. ed off at le
The official scorer's decision ruled the single keep playint
brought in the run. "If we lo:
Owens allowed only six hits, with two coming That's what
atvhaoby AA ILNKY
WOLVERINE HURLER Kevin Clinton shows the form that in the sixth inning. Both team
gained him a 2-0 whitewash of Bowling Green yesterday. K. C. "I THREW JUST about all fast balls," Owens five homec
allowed only five hits in his first start of the year. Ted Ma- said. four home g
Ian is the catcher, Scott Anderson is awaiting a throw at sec- Join The Doily
and base, and Rick Leach (7) is in the background in center
field. Sports Deportment
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s weep
jumped on Dan Hipsher, getting four
irst and three in the second. Hipsher,
s rezord fall to 1-1, lasted only 12a
y Kite came in to mop up.
mmented on pitching with an early
t's probably easier. All you have to
trikes," he said,
RG-LANE hroigit home four runs,
Iple and two in a double. (hapman,
and Scott 'Anderson each knocked in
e Wolverines hit the ball a little bit,
ey weren't seeing the toughest pitch-
ct said.
pleased with all of my ballclub. I
e played well all year. They don't
00 averages, but they know how to
Benedict concluded.
ATCHER Ted Mahan, co-captain with
koski, has to be somewhat content,
hat of a proud father. Being the vet-
r, he has seen his battery mates per-
ionally well.
just been throwing strikes. Our de-
oo bad either," Mahan said.
to freshman lefty Steve Howe, Ma
e's been our stopper this year. Every.
s out there we know he's gonna win.
ur top pitcher." Howe is 7-2 with a
ALSO NOTED how the offense has
g the pitchers, pointing out the Wol-
rent practice of jumping out in front.
end we really hit well. We've been
ad and then all our pitchers have to
strikes," he said.
head, Mahan is optimistic but realis-
olverines, who upped their record to
ne game back of Minnesota in the Big
K (THE GOPHERS) gonna get knock-
ast once," Mahan predicted. "If we
g like we did today, we'll win it.
se one, then they've got to lose two.
makes it tough," Mahan concluded.
ns have six games left. Michigan has
dates left, while Minnesota has only
ames left.
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By The Associated Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -
Derek Holcomb, the latest bas-
ketball player to leave Indiana
University, says the intensity
of Coach Bobby Knight's pro-
gram "just didn't suit my life-
style like I thought it would."
The 6-foot-11 freshman cen-
ter, who was heir-apparent to
graduating All-American Kent
Benson, will enroll at the Uni-
versity of Illinois next fall,
thus forfeiting an athletic
scholarship.
'I spent a lot of time think-
ing about it, and I'm sure this
is really where I want to go,"
Holcomb said. "Last year, Il-
linois was No. 2, but I felt In-
diaovms something I had to
'ry ."
Hlomb is the sixth player
to leave Indiana since the Hoo-
ers capped an undefeated sea-
o with the NCAA champion-
ship in 1976.
But unlike some .of the oth-
rs, Holcomb. had no criticism
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of either Knight or the Indiana
program.
"I don't have any bad things
to say because I learned so
TrUch this year," he said.
Holcomb will undergo sur-
gery to repair damaged car-
tilage in his feet.
Indiana and Ilinoi swaged a
recruiting battle a year ago
over Holcomb, who averaged 22
points and 13 rebounds a game
his senior year at Peoria Rich-
woods High School.
Slowed by the foot ailments,
Holcomb averaged 3.9 points in
his freshman season at Indiana,
but he closed the season with a
23-point, 15-rebound perform-
ance in a 75-69 victory over
Ohio State.
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