Men's Tennis
vs. Northern Illinois
Liberty Tennis & Fitness Club
Friday, 1 p.m.
SPORTS
Wednesday, March 18, 1987
Women's Gymnastics
vs. Bowling Green
Crisler Arena
Saturday, 2 p.m.
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ST. PETER, GRIMES KEY BATSMEN WIN OVER REDMEN
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EDINBURG, Texas - When
Michigan third baseman Bill St.
Peter stepped to the plate in the
seventh inning against the
University of Miami (Oh.)
yesterday, his team had the tying
run on third. Already in the game,
St. Peter had gone 2-for-3, with
two RBI's.
But St. Peter had no more magic
left in his bat. He went down on
strikes, enabling pitcher Ben
Bornau and the Redskins to pull out
a dramatic 4-3 win. Bornau struck
out seven, allowing just four hits.
He gained revenge on the Michigan
team that beat him, 1-0, last
Saturday.
The day, however, was not a
total loss for St. Peter or the
Wolverines. Earlier in the
afternoon, St. Peter doubled in the
game-winning run in the first
inning to carry Michigan to a 7-3
win over St. John's.
FRESHMAN pitcher Michael
Grimes gained his first college win,
striking out seven in six innings of
work. Another freshman, Ross
Powell, came in to close the door
on the Redmen, pitching the final
inning and striking out two.
After the Wolverines took a 1-0
lead over St. John's on St. Peter's
two-bagger, they increased the lead
an inning later. Following a Tom
Brock single, freshman first
baseman Phil Price hit his first
career home run. The two-run blast,
off the scoreboard in deep right-
center field, gave Michigan a
commanding 3-0 lead.
In the loss to Miami, the
Redskins took a 1-0 lead in the top
of the third, but Michigan tied it in
the bottom half of the inning.
Chris Gagin reached second on a
two-base error and St. Peter
promptly delivered him home with
a game-tying single.
In the fifth, Michigan took the
lead when Gagin reached first on a
walk, moved to second on a
grounder, and scored on a St. Peter
single.
Miami tied the score in the sixth
and moved ahead on Dave Spragues'
third hit of the game, a two-out,
two-run single.
In the bottom of the seventh,
Michigan's Greg McMurtry led off
the inning with a walk. He moved
to second on a single by Gagin and
was then replaced by pinch runner
Jim Durham. After a sacrifice bunt
put runners on second and third,
Steve Finkin hit a sacrifice fly to
make the score 4-3 and to set the
stage for St. Peter.
The Wolverines are now 2-1 in
the Citrus Tournament and 3-2
overall. They play Pan American
University tonight.
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