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Tournament Doubleheaders
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SPORTS
Thursday, April 9, 1987
Baseball
Doubleheaders vs. Purdue
Saturday and 'Sunday, 1 p.m.
Ray Fisher Stadium
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Wings
down Chicago
Michigan shuts out
Toledo in DH sweep
3-1 in playo
DETROIT (AP)-Detroit's Petr
Klima and Darren Veitch scored1
first-period goals as the RedI
Wings beat the Chicago
-,Blackhawks 3-1 last night in
Game 1 of the first round of the
NHL's Norris Division
semifinals.
Klima, who scored 30 goals
during the regular season, put the
Red Wings ahead 1-0 at 3:09 of
the period. Klima, who was fed a
nice lead pass by Adam Oates,
broke around Chicago's defense at
the blue line.
Skating in alone, Klima pulled
Blackhawk's goalie Bob Sauve
out with a fake and flipped the
puck into the empty net.
At 14:54 of the first period,
with Chicago's Keith Brown off
for holding Mel Bridgman, Veitch
cut loose a long slapshot from the
right side, just inside the blue
"line, that sailed over Sauve's right
shoulder for a 2-0 Detroit lead.
Veitch scored 13 goals during the
regular season.
Shawn Burr scored an insurance
goal for the Red Wings at 12:18
of the third period.
Chicago's Bob Murray scored
an unassisted goal with a slapshot
low to Greg Stefan' s glove side
at 10:09 of the third period.
N. Y. Rangers 3,
Philadelphia 0
PHILADELPHIA (AP)-
Pierre Larouche and Ron Duguay
scored 27 seconds apart in the
second period and John
Ott opener
Vanbiesbrouck stopped 26 shots
last night to trigger the New York
Rangers to a 3-0 victory over the
Philadelphia Flyers in the opener
of their NHL playoff series.
It was a repeat of last year's
first-round opener between the
Patrick Division teams when the
Rangers won. New York went on
to upset the favored Flyers, 3-2,
in a best-of-five series.
Washinton 4, N. Y.
Islanders 3
LANDOVER, Md. (AP)-
Mike Gartner scored 15 seconds
into the game to touch off a three-
goal Washington spurt in the first
eight minutes as the Capitals
defeated the New York Islanders 4-
3 in the first round of an NHL
playoff series last night.
The Islanders, who trailed 4-1
midway through the final period,
scored on goals by Mike Bossy
and Bryan Trottier, the last at
18:57, to give the Caps a scare.
Montreal 6, Boston 2
MONTREAL (AP)-
Defenseman Larry Robinson
ignited a four-goal first period
outburst with his 100th playoff
point, and Mats Naslund notched
one goal and two assists, as the
Montreal Canadiens defeated the
Boston Bruins 6-2 in an opening
game of the NHL's Adams
Division playoffs last night.
Patrick Roy, last year's most
valuable player in the playoffs,
started in goal for Montreal,
recovering from a shaky first two
By BILL ZOLLA
The women's softball team
swept a doubleheader from Toledo
yesterday as freshman third baseman
Jenny Allard had the game winning
RBIs in both 1-0 contests.
In what turned out to a beautiful
afternoon to work on the suntan,
Allard provided the only offense for
both teams, going 4-for-4 with
three singles, a double, and two
walks. The freshman improved her
batting average to .316.
In the first game, pitcher
Michelle Bolster went the distance
to improve her record to 5-4 .
Bolster completely shut down the
Toledo offense, striking out four
and limiting the Rockets to two
hits.
THE SECOND GAME was
basically a mirror of the first. The
Wolverines jumped out to a 1-0
lead in the first inning as Allard
singled home Alicia Seegert. Out
followed pitcher Vicki Morrow,
recently named Big Ten player of
p
the week, who promptly let the
crowd back to the sunrays. Morrow
scattered five hits in the complete
game effort, and improved her
record to 7-4.
The Wolverine offense was only
a little more exciting than Toledo's,
settling for eight hits on the
afternoon.
Coach Carol Hutchins is
concerned about her team's lack of
production at the plate. "Our
defense is improving, but our
offense is still a sore spot," she
said.
"We're finally starting to hit the
ball, but we not nearly as aggresive
as we should be," Hutchins said.
"Allard is a great hitter and she's
finally starting to come around. I
hope it rubs off on the rest of the
team."
The victories were the
Wolverines' fourth and fifth in their
last six games. The team travels to
Minneapolis this weekend for an
important series with the Big Ten
leading Minnesota Gophers.
Daily Photo by JOHN MUNSON,-
Senior Vicki Morrow delivers her five hit, 1-0, shutout in the second game
of yesterday's doubleheader against Toledo. Morrow, recently named
Big Ten player of the week, helped the Wolverines improve their record
to 13-8 after the two-game sweep. The Wolverines, who have won five of
their last six games, travel to Minneapolis this weekend.
E
a
Yanks rally past
By IAN RATNER Mercado. With runners on first
Special to the Daily third, Hernandez threw a wild.p
Willie Randolph singled in allowing Claudell Washingt
Wayne Tolleson as the Yankees running for Kittle, to score fr
rebounded from a 5-0 deficit to third. Randolph followed with
capture a 6-5 win in the ninth over RBI single to score Tolleson.
the Detroit Tigers yesterday at Tiger Mark Thurmond relies
Stadium. Hernandez and struck out Mattin
The Tigers' relief corps proved to end the onslaught.
inept in securing the win for starter Dave Righetti came on in
Dan Petry. Petry pitched seven ninth to earn the save and secure
strong innings, yielding only a victory for Charlie Hudson.
two-run homer to the Yankees' Hudson pitched 4 1/3 perf
Gary Ward, before being relieved in - innings after relieving the 43-y
,the eighth by Eric King. old Tommy John in the fou
The Tigers looked to Willie John, who relies on extre
Hernandez to preserve the victory movement on his pitches, came
after the Yankees closed to 5-4 in flat and was battered for five r
the eighth. on seven hits. He appeared s
WITH TWO OUTS and two off the mound as he was unabl
strikes, pinch hitter Ron Kittle track down consecutive infield h
worked Hernandez for a walk. WITH PETRY in comm
Tolleson managed an infield single during the early innings, the Tig
as the ball was errrantly thrown appeared en route to their first
into right field by catcher Orlando victory.
Tigers, 6-5
and Lou Whitaker led off the bottom
itch of the first with a single and
on, quickly engaged the sparse crowd of
om 12, 271 with chants of Lou...Lou.
an as he stole second and third base. A
Trammell grounder scored
ved Whitaker.
gly Trammell, who had two hits
the and three RBI's, sparkled in the
the field as he robbed Yankee hitters of
at least two base hits from his
fect shortstop position.
The Tigers collected three runs
ear in the third and MikerHeath,
rth. starting in right field, added a solo
Mme home run in the fourth before the
up Yankees made their push.'
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