Baseball vs. Central Michigan Today, 3 p.m. Fisher Stadium SPORTS Football Annual Spring Game Saturday, 1 p.m. Michigan Stadium Student Tickets: $2 The Michigan Daily. 0I- Tuesday, April 17, 1990 Page 9 Blue season series against Gophers ends in a deadlock by Theodore Cox Daily Baseball Writer For the second straight day Michigan and Minnesota split games at Ray Fisher Stadium. The Golden Gophers won the first contest, 3-2, and lost, 5-3, the second of the twinbill. "The first game I was a little disappointed in," Michigan coach Bill Freehan said. "It was one of the few games in a long time that we've beaten ourselves with errors, passed balls, wild pitches, those kind of things. Coming back and winning the second game shows me something." Harsh winds that blew in from centerfield throughout the afternoon helped both pitching staffs. "We hit some balls in the first game that would have been out were it not for the wind. But you have to play with the elements," Freehan said. The wind, however, did not effect the hitting of two Wolverines. In the bottom of the second, junior left- fielder Dan Ruff pounded the ball over the rightfield scoreboard for the Wolverines (18-16 overall, 4-8 Big Ten) first run, his third homer of the year. Co-captain Phil Price followed with a shot that barley cleared the 330 foot sign in left to give Michigan a 2-1 advantage. "One of the former players, Tommy Brock (1986- 88), talked to me this weekend and made some hitting suggestions," Price said. "I'm trying to be a lot more intense, going up there with a positive attitude and just swinging the bat." Minnesota (14-19-1, 4-9) tied the game in the fifth without producing a single hit. Gopher Jeff Monson walked to lead off the inning. Steve Calvert made it to first after an error by Michigan starting pitcher Jason Pfaff. A wild pitch moved the runners up and then second baseman Brian Raabe followed with a ground out that scored Monson. The Gophers won the game in the seventh after Brian Hartman began the inning with a single. He went to second on a passed ball by catcher Mike Matheny and scored after Monson hit a double down the rightfield line, handing Pfaff his first loss of the year. Minnesota starting pitcher J. T. Gilbert must have realized it wasn't his day when second baseman Matt Morse hit the first pitch of the second game over the rightfield wall. It wasn't Dennis Konuszewski's day either as the Michigan starter was pounded for three runs in 2 1/3 innings. "Konuszewski was probably the poorest we've seen him from a control standpoint in his last three starts," Freehan said. "He's got an outstanding arm, you just. can't throw behind hitters." With the score tied in the sixth, third baseman Timl Flannelly hit a single to start the inning. He went to second on a wild pitch and Greg Haeger put Flannelly on third with a double. Minnesota intentionally walked Scott Winterlee to load the bases. - Price followed with a walk, scoring Flannelly. Sophomore Todd Winston popped a sacrifice fly to left-: field to score Haeger for the final run of the afternoon. Todd Marion pitched the last two innings to pick up his third win. Michigan first baseman Greg Haeger tags out Minnesota's Dan Wilson for the third out to end the sixth inning of yesterday's first game in which the Wolverines lost, 3-2. Michigan rebounded to win, 5-3, n the second game behind Haeger's two-for-two hitting. IIr £icbtgjn 1trn1 . 6 I M 411The University of Michigan SCHOOL OF MUSIC I~I L; ~MOVE-UI Michigan's most reputable student service.. . k since 1982 " We ship to New York and New Jersey " " We store in Ann Arbor " Call Lance, 663-8522 L BRING THIS AD WITH PURCHASE & RECEIVE DISCOUNT I1 Tues. 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