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Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - September 18,1989
Michigan
Sports
Calendar
A compilation of Michigan sporting events
and information for the upcoming week.
Monday, September 18
Basketball season ticket sales begin at the University of
Michigan Athletic Ticket Office, 1000 S. State Street. Tickets will be
available from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Friday, September 21 at a
cost of $85.
Tuesday, September 19
No events scheduled.
Wednesday, September 20
Volleyball vs. Michigan State at the Varsity Arena, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, September 21
No events scheduled.
Friday, September 22
No events scheduled.
Saturday, September 23
Football at UCLA in the Rose Bowl, 8 p.m. EDT. ABC
will televise the game live.
Field Hockey at Michigan State, 1 p.m.
Men's and Women's Cross Country at the Western
Ontario Invitational, time to be announced.
Women's Rugby vs. Michigan State and Purdue at Mitchell
Field.
Men's Rugby at Cincinnati Wolfhounds, 12 noon.

Blue field hockey
team wins twice, 1-0
by David Schechter
Daily Contributer
The Wolverine Field Hockey team traveled west this weekend, adding
two wins to their record by defeating the University of the Pacific and
the University of California at Berkeley by identical scores of 1-0.
"We dominated play in both games although the score does not
indicate that," coach Patti Smith said. "We created a lot more
opportunities. We maintained our composure and played our style of
game."
Providing the firepower for the Wolverines (3-2) were sophomores
Sandie Marotti and junior Josee Charvet. In the first game against
Pacific, Marotti drilled her game-winning shot past the Golden Bear
defense, and Charvet capitalized on a penalty stroke against the Tigers.
The West Coast trip demonstrated the strength of the Wolverines
possession and passing abilities. "Sometimes we lose sight of the type
of game we play and another team can take us out of our style of game.
But these games have enhanced our play," Smith said.
Smith hopes her six returning seniors will add to the experience of
the squad. She notes that seniors Judy Burinskas, Sharon Cantor, Patti
Farley, Joanne Green, Margaret Kundtz, and Ilene Meadows, "bring
pride and determination to the team. Their unity and closeness is
definitely helping us out on the field."
The team hopes to improve upon last seasons 6-10-4 overall record.
"Our record is indicative of where the team has gone," Smith said.
"We're kind of building. The team is playing together."
Defensively, Patricia Maran, Hilary Hughes, Sandie Marotti, and
Patti Farley compose the strength of the Michigan attack. "They're
tenacious. Defense is the beginning of our attack," noted Smith.
The Wolverines finish out their western tour with a final match
against Chico State late last night, a traditionally physical team.
However, Smith shows optimism going into the Chico State game.
"Hopefully we can put it together for one more win, and come home
with three victories."

Lynn stars as Tigers
master Twins, 9-2
MINNEAPOLIS - Steve Searcy got his first major-league victory
and Fred Lynn had four of Detroit's 17 hits as the Tigers beat Minnesota 9-
2 yesterday.
Searcy, 1-1, gave up six hits in seven innings in his second start for
Detroit this year.
Lynn hit two doubles, scored three runs and drove in one. He and Scott
Lusader hit RBI singles in the first inning against Mike Dyer, 3-6.
Lynn opened the third with a double and scored on a single by Dave
Bergman that right fielder Carmelo Castillo misplayed for an error. Doug
Strange squeezed home a run and Mike Heath hit an RBI single for a 5-1
lead.
Gary Pettis and Alan Trammell singled home runs in the fifth, making
it 7-1.
Castillo and Al Newman hit run-scoring singles for the Twins.
Blue Jays 2, Indians 1
TORONTO- Fred McGriff took advantage of an open left field,
lofting a run scoring single in the 10th inning as the Toronto Blue Jays
beat the Cleveland Indians 2-1 yesterday.
Glenallen Hill reached based on shortstop Felix Fermin's error to start
the 10th and moved to second on Mookie Wilson's third hit of the game.
Scott Bailes, 4-9, retired Tom Lawless on a foul pop, but reliever Rich
Yett gave up an infield single to George Bell that loaded the bases.
With the left-handed and pulling hitter McGriff up, the Indians moved
right fielder Cory Snyder to part of o five-man infield and vacated left field.
McGriff spoiled the strategy, sending Jeff Kaiser's 3-2 pitch into left.
The Blue Jays made it 1-1 in the seventh when Tony Fernandez
singled, stole second and scored on Manny Lee's single.
Royals 7, Orioles 0
BALTIMORE-Bret Saberhagen became the American League's first
20-game winner this season, pitching one-hit ball for seven innings
yesterday as the Kansas City Royals beat the Orioles 7-0.
George Brett drove in four runs with three hits for the Royals.
Compiled from Associated Press and staff reports

Sunday, September 24
Field Hockey at Iowa, 11 a.m.

Hurricanes blow
past California

MIAMI,* FL - Despite four
interceptions and four sacks, Craig
Erickson led the Hurricanes to a 31-3
thrashing of the visiting California
Bears.
Erickson completed touchdown
passes of two yards to Shannon
Crowell, 18 yards to Dale Dawkins
and 33 yards to Randall Hill.
Miami (2-0) allowed California (0-
2) to cross midfield only twice in
extending their Orange Bowl winning
streak to 27 games.
Erickson completed 25 of 48
passes for 267 yards while
California's Troy Taylor connected on
only 9 of 23 for 77 yards.

Clemson linebacker Levon Kirkland
intercepted a deflected pass and ran 47
yards into the end zone to make it 27-
7 with two seconds left in the quarter.
Auburn 24, So. Miss. 3
AUBURN, AL - James Joseph
rushed for a career-high 149 yards on
23 carries and Lamar Rogers led a
relentless Auburn defense as the No. 5
Tigers (2-0) defeated Southern
Mississippi, 24-3, Saturday night.
The Auburn defense, one of the
nation's toughest in 1988, held its
opponent without a touchdown for the
second straight week.
Southern Mississippi (1-2), which
upset then-No. 3 Florida State to
open the season, could not put
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LINCOLN, NE - Ken Clark ran pressured quarterback Brett Favre.
for 130 yards and two touchdowns and
quarterback Gerry Gdowski had three
scoring runs and 98 yards, leading Wisconsin 23, Toledo 10
fourth-ranked Nebraska (2-0) past MADISON, WI - Frosh
Utah, 42-30, Saturday. quarterback Sean Wilson came off the
It was the fifth straight game that bench and threw three touchdown
Clark ran for 100 or more yards. passes and Rich Thompson kicked
Bryan Carpenter rushed for 107 yards three field goals to lead Wisconsin (1-
on only six carries and scored on a 29- 1) to a 23-10 win over Toledo (1-1).
yard run early in the fourth period. Wilson, who replaced starter
Utah (1-2) lost despite 297 yards Lionell Crawford, hit 9 of 11 second-
passing by Scott Mitchell, who half pass attempts for 109 yards as he
connected on 26 of 44 passes and four led Wisconsin to 17 points. In 1988
touchdowns. g Wisconsin's highest point total was
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Smith for first-quarter scores of 5 and in a 19-17 loss to Northern Illinois-
43 yards, giving the Utes a 13-7 lead.
Gdowski, who ran for 8 yards for Air Force 48,
Nebraska's first score, had another 8- Northwestern 31
yard option run for a touchdown just NV
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East Lansing yesterday. The Spartans ran away from the Redskins as well, winning 49-0. Blake Ezor starred for George Perles' team,
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Clemson 27, Virginia
Tech 7
BLACKSBURG, VA - Clemson'
tailback Terry Allen ran for one
touchdown and passed for another as
the Tigers smothered Virginia Tech's
ground game in a 27-7 victory
Saturday night.
The bulk of the scoring by both
teams came during 32 seconds at the
end of the third quarter, before which
No. 2 Clemson (3-0) was ahead, 13-0.

Dowis passed for one touchdown and
ran for another, leading Air Force to a
48-31 victory over Northwestern (0-
2). Johnson scored on runs of one, 32
and 18 yards and Dowis completed a
44-yard scoring pass to Trent Van
Hulzen in the first quarter and ran a
two-yard option touchdown in the
foruth quarter.
Minnesota 30, Iowa State
20
AMES, IA - Scott Schaffner
passed for a career-high 220 yards and

EAST LANSING - Tailback
Blake Ezor scored three touchdowns
and gained 130 yards on 18 first-halfI
carries as Michigan State defeatedI
Miami of Ohio, 49-0, Saturday. t
Ezor, who sat out the second half,f
outgained the entire Miami offense,
which had only 117 total yards.1
Backup tailback Scott Selzer replaced
Ezor and scored a pair of third-quarter
touchdowns, from 9 and 4 yards outI
for Michigan State (1-0).
Things went wrong right from
the start for Miami (0-2).
Lydell Willis fumbled thet
opening kickoff and John Kiple
recovered for the Spartans on the
Miami 20.
Ezor picked up 17 yards on the
next carry, and two plays later dove
over from a yard out for his first TD.
Michigan State capitalized on a
pair of second-quarter Miami
fumbles for two more touchdowns,
an 8-yarder by quarterback Dan Enos1
and a 1-yarder for tailback Hyland
Hickson.
Michigan State coach George
Perles pulled most of his starters

Colorado (3-0) used the big play to
overcome an outbreak of costly, early
penalties, and the Buffalo defense
negated the passing threat of Illinois
quarterback Jeff George, sacking him
four times for losses totalling 54
yards and intercepting him twice.
Both of those thefts were converted
into CU touchdowns.
Illinois (1-1) got its lone score
midway through the first quarter on a
2-yard run by Howard Griffith,
capping an 80-yard drive helped by
two pass interference penalties against
Colorado cornerback Dave
McCloughan.
Bieniemy's 1-yard scoring run
culminated a game-opening 75-yard
drive, highlighted by Darian Hagan's
74-yard pass to Jeff Campbell.
After Illinois drew into a 7-7 tie,
the Buffs went 80 yards to take the
lead for good. Bieniemy took a
pitchout to the left side, stopped and
hurled the 48-yard scoring strike to a
wide-open M.J. Nelson with 3:59 left
in the opening period.
Washington 38, Purdue 9
SEATTLE. WA - Washington

yards rushing, scored a touchdown and
a safety against Washington's reserves
in the fourth quarter.
Conklin passed for three
touchdowns and ran for a fourth,
completing 14 of 27 passes for 215
yards and no interceptions. Riley
caught four Conklin passes for 137
yards. Lewis, the only back in
Washington's new short passing
offense, had 20 carries for 165 yards.
Oregon 44, Iowa 36
IOWA CITY, IA - Oregon coach
Rich Brooks' worries about Iowa's
size were all for naught. Bill
Musgrave completed 20 of 27 throws
for 263 yards and three scores, leading
the visiting Ducks to a thrashing of
No. 24 Iowa, 44-6.
Brooks came into the game
worrying about Iowa's running game
and big offensive line. But the smaller
Ducks (2-0) used their quickness to
beat Iowa's linemen, and the
Hawkeyes were held to just 26 yards
rushing.
Saturday marked Iowa's worst
season-opening loss since falling, 48-
0, to Southern California in 1970.

series that followed a 36-yard
interception return by Oklahoma
State's Jason Juhl to the Ohio State 6
early in the third quarter.
With Ohio State holding onto a
16-13 lead, the Cowboys lost a yard
on a run, nearly threw an interception,
were called for illegal procedure andl
then completed a pass out of bounds.
On the fourth down, Cary Blanchard
missed a 29-yard field goal.
Ohio State then scored on its next
three possessions, putting the game
out of reach.
Frey threw for two touchdowns on
the biggest passing day of his career.
On both touchdowns, he changed the
play at the line of scrimmage to avoia
a Cowboy blitz.
Indiana 24, Missouri 7
BLOOMINGTON, IN - Anthony
Thompson rushed for 159 yards and
three touchdowns on 25 carries in
Indiana's 24-7 victory over visiting
Missouri. Thompson scored on a 12-
yard run with 1:12 left in the first
half, tying the game, 7-7, then added
two touchdowns in the second half
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two touchdowns and Darrell
Allen completed a 66-yard option Thompson ran for two more scores,
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