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Saturday; May 15, 1982

The Michigan Daily

Tigers drop
By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE ning with one out and the score knotted
Special to the Daily at two. Davis brushed back Detroit's
DETROIT- Kirk Gibson threw the Enos Cabell, knocking him to the
biggest punch of all. ground. The two players exchanged
In a game marred by two bench- words before Cabell charged at Davis,
clearing brawls, the Detroit Tigers' igniting the second big fight between
superstar-center fielder ended a 2-2 tie the teams. This one was much uglier
in the eleventh inning by smashing a than the first, as several Tiger players
mammoth two-run homer into the right began wildly exchanging punches with
field upper deck to give the Tigers a 4-2 the Twins. Detroit's pitcher Dave
win over the Minnesota Twins last night Rozema, who picked up the win last
at Tiger Stadium. night to up his record to 3-0, had to be
GIBSON'S heroics came with two carried off the field on a stretcher as he
outs and Lynn Jones on first base. The slipped and fell while running out to join
blast came minutes after the second the brawl. Quiet was not restored for 15
violent melee between the two teams. minutes.
The first brawl came in the fourth in- When the game resumed, pinch hitter
ning when Minnesota pitcher Pete Red- Tom Brookens flied out to right field,
fern hit the Tigers' Chet Lemon on the leaving two outs and setting the stage
arm. Lemon immediately charged the for Gibson's towering round-tripper, his
mound and threw a roundhouse right fourth of the year.
that caught Redfern on the arm. Both Phillis 2, Giants 0
benches immediately emptied onto the
field and order was not restored for PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Left-
several minutes, hander Steve Carlton pitched 7 2-3 in-
The brawl ended with Lemon getting nings of no-hit ball last night before set-
ejected from the game. tling for a two-hitter, and the
THE BAD blood between the two ,Philadelphia Phillies blanked the San
teams continued to boil in the tenth in- Francisco Giants 2-0.
ning as Twins' reliever Ron Davis threw It was the Phillies' fifth straight vic-
a ball in the vicinity of Larry Herndon's tory and their 11th in 12 games.
head. Herndon took a couple of steps CARLTON, 4-5, who had lost his first
toward Davis, pointing at his helmet, four starts, had issued only a walk to
before stepping back into the batter's losing pitcher Rich Gale, 1-3, in the
box. third inning before catcher Bob Brenly
The big fight came in the eleventh in- lined a single between third and short
Michigan Baseball Statistics

Twins, 4-2
with two out in the top of the eighth. It toward the Giantadugout.
was Brenly's first hit in his first game In the third, Pete Rose led off with a
of the season. single to right and moved to second as
The Phillies scored in the first inning Schmidt walked. Matthews singled to
on consecutive doubles by Mike Sch- load the bases, and Rose scored on Bo
midt and Gary Matthews. Matthews' Diaz's sacrifice fly to left.
hit caromed off Gale's leg and rolled

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Name, Position G
J. Paciorek, RF-1B ........... 47
K. Hayward, DH............... 40
G. Schulte,CF................. 46
J. Jacobson, 2B............... 46
F.ErdmannOF...... 33
J. MinckOF.......... 25
T. Evans, S...,............... 46
C. Froning, OF-P .............. 32
C. Sabo, 3B................... 45
J.Young,C................. 28
R. Bair, C .................... 37
D. Sygar, OF ..:............... 34
D.StoberOF............ 40
J. Clem, 1B.. . . .... 42
B. Shuta, P .................... 12
J. velnC .....:...... 6
C. J. Beshke, 2B . .. . 9
J. PriceC....:...... 12
R. Stoll, P .................. 22
D. Keik, OF ................... 14
5. Young, OF ........ . 12
J. Hayward,P. ... 11
G. Wayne, P............... 10
J. Bartlett, P ................ 8
M.Dadabbo,C............ 2
MICHIGAN ............ . 47
OPPONENTS:................ 47
Name G
M. McClear .............. 3
D. Sygar ................. 2-
C. Froning ....2
T. Karazim .................... 17
G. Wayne...................... 9
R.Stoll....................... 15
S. Ontveros .............. 13
D. Kopf ............. 10
B. Shuta ....11
M.Ruud................... 6
J. Bartlett ....7................ 7
J.Hayward................... 11
MICHIGAN .................. 47

Hitting
AB R ' H 2B-3B-HR BB
153 52 68 14-1-15 25
110 26 45 7-2-3 9
147 38 60 17-24 30
138 32 54 12-0-5 21
41 6 15 4-06 6
25 7 9 1-6-6 2
132 39 38 5-1-4 23
56 13 16 4-2-0 11
150 29 42 5-2-3 19
69 6 18 3-0-1 11
89 15 23 4-1-2 16
36 17 9 2-0-0 4
77 19 19 2-1-0 17
72 20 17 3-1-0 13
.1 0 1 0-0-0 0
2 6 1 0-0-0 0
13 3 5 0-6-1 2
12 2 4 0-0-0 2
6 1 2 1-0-0 2
3 5 1 0-0-0 2
1 2 0 6-6-6 0
1 0 0 0-0-0 0
1 0 0 0-0-0 6
2 0 0 0-0- 6-
0 1 0 0-0- 1

2
7
2
17
7
3
14
9
3
13
13
0
1
1
1
0
1
0

RBI AVG.
57 .444
25- .409
34 .408
32 .391
8 .366
3 .360
19 .288
14 .286
26 .280
14 .261
16 .258
3 .250
7 .247
9 .236
1 1.000
2 .500
1 .303
7 .333
2 .333
0 .333
0 .000
0 .000
0 .00
0 .000

THE DETROIT TIGERS' Chet Lemon (right) jumps on Minnesota Twin pit-
cher Pete Redfern in the fourth inning of last night's game at Tiger Stadium.
Lemon charged the mound after being hit on the wrist by a Redfern delivery.
''hosts MSU in
baseball showdo wn
By JIM DWORMAN
One win is all that separates the Michigan baseball team from the Big Ten
playoffs as it enters this weekend's four-game, home-and-home series with
Michigan State. The Wolverines will host the Spartans at 1:00 today at Ray L.
Fisher Stadium then travel to East Lansing tomorrow to close out the regular
season.
Currently sporting a 9-3 conference record (39-8 overall), Michigan holds a
three-game lead over Michigan State (6-6, 25-25) in the race for second place in the
Big Ten's East Division and the final available playoff position. Ohio State clin-
ched the first playoff position and at least a tie for the division championship by
winning three of four from the Spartans last weekend.
IF THE WOLVERINES sweep the Spartan series, they will tie the Buckeyes for
the division title.
Illinois won a playoff berth and the West Division title with a 14-2 record. Second
place in the West is up for grabs between Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and North-
western.
Michigan coach Bud Middaugh is expected to pitch his ace, sophomore Rich Stoll
(10-1), in the opener and sophomore Dave Kopf (4-0) in the second game of today's
twin bill. Junior Steve Ontiveros (5-2) and sophomore Bill Shuta (5-2) are
tomorrow's probable starters.
Barring a Spartan sweep, the series will mark the final Big Ten coaching ap-
pearance of Michigan State's Danny Litwhiler, who will retire after 19 years at the
Spartans' helm.

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E

1337 , 333 447 84-13-38 217 120 281 .334
1235 135 255 47-5-9 226 224 118 .206

Pitching
CG SAV W-L
0 1 1-0
0 0 0-0
0 0 0-0
0 2 7-0
1 0 3-2
9 2 10-1
1 2 5-2
3 0 4-0
2 0 5-2
0 0 2-0
Q 0 1-1
0 0 1-0

IP
11.0
2A0
2.0
45.0
34.7
80.0
44.7
13.3
12.3
19.3

H
5
0
2
26
26
51
45
12
9
19

BB
55
0
20
21
20
25
40
12
20
26

SO ERA
7 0.00
2 0.00
0 0.00
30 1.40
13 1.56
59 2.03
26 2.53
34 2.64
22 4.23
10 6.09
7 6.59
14 6.99

16 7 39-8 344.0 255 226 224 2.83

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OPPONENTS 47 12 3 9-39 326-3 447 217 217 706