The Michigdan idily'- Friday ;Mbje1 1, 1984 - P:44417 DECAR OLIS WARNED ABOUT LETDOWN Coach fumes as Special to the Daily Carol Hutchins are traveling with one DETROIT - Despite coming back to very angry man, coach Bob DeCarolis. take the second game of yesterday's DeCarolis was extremely upset with his doubleheader against Detroit, 8-1, team following its 3-1 loss to the Titans feelings of sorrow should be extended to in yesterday's opening game. the Michigan women's softball team as HAVING SWEPT two consecutive it buses to Evanston for its final four twinbills from Big Ten rivals Minnesota games of the season this weekend and Michigan State to boost the againat Northwestern. Wolverines' season record to 29-21, 10- The 15 olavers and assistant coach 10 in the conference, DeCarolis sensed Continued from Prececing rage At Hill St. Large 2 bedroom apartments available for Fall. Parking, laundry, modern building. Near Law, Busines shonls and Diag. 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Michigan tried to rally, scoring one run in its final turn at bat but the game ended with Wolverine runners stranded on second and third. Vicki Morrow, who had won her three previous decisions, took the loss as her record fell to 9-9. Fortunately for the Wolverines they ,y < came back to shell the Titans in the -' second game. Michigan opened the game with six consecutive singles and a walk before the next two batters popped out. With the bases still loaded fresh-.. one hit, two records man slugger Seegert smashed her ninth double of the season to clear the bases, the final 3% innings in relief to con The double and its three RBI set new plete the sweep. Michigan season records. Seegert now Senior Carol Patrick and Seege has 30 RBI for the campaign. starred with the bat. Patrick had t ANOTHER freshman, Mari Foster, triples and a double and Seegert we pitched a three-hitter while striking out five for eight. - six for-her seventh victory of the year Michigan concludes its season tod against only two losses. and tomorrow with doubleheade Last Tuesday the Wolverines played against the Big Ten's top team at flawless softball as they swept MSU, 4-0 likely champions Northwestern. TI and 2-1 (in extra innings). Morrow Wildcats are four full games ahead received the two triumphs, going the second place Minnesota. Michigan distance in the first game and pitching now 30-22, and 10-10 in the conference. SPORTS OF THE DAILY: Bucks eliminate Nets with 98-97 victory EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Chicago Track Club this Saturday a Paul Pressey scored three key points in the outdoor track facilities behind th the final minute-and-a-half as the IM building. Wolverine coach Jac Milwaukee Bucks defeated the New Harvey is counting on field event sta Jersey Nets 98-97 last night to clinch the douts Derek Harper (long jump), Sco best-of-seven National Basketball Eriksson (discus) and Thomas Wilche Association semifinal series 4-2. (hurdles) to pace Michigan in the du Junior Bridgeman added 20 points, meet. Bob Lanier 17 and Sidney Moncrief had Field events begin at 11:00 a.m. Th 15 of his 16 points in the second half as runners strut their stuff .-gnning a the Bucks advanced to the Eastern Con- 1:00 p.m. ference finals against the winner of the Women make All-academic Boston-New York series, which the Celtics lead 3-2. team PRESSEY broke a 95-95 tie when he Two iVncmgan women athletes, Mat sank one of two foul s.shots with 1:22 MacTaggart and Sue Schroeder, ha left. The reserve guard then buried an been named to the Big Ten A] 18-footer with 41 seconds remaining to Academic at-large team. This tea make it 98-95. consists of participants in minor spor Michael Ray Richardson sank a 20- that do not have their own all-academ footer with 29 seconds to play for New squad. Ohio State was the only oth Jersey, but the game ended in a scram- school to have two athletes selected. ble for the ball under the Bucks' basket. MacTaggart had the best record Oilers 1, Islanders o the conference as the number-oi singles for the tennis team, qualifyil UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - Fourth- for next week's NCAA championshi string center Kevin McClelland scored in Los Angeles. Schroeder, early in the third period and goaltender sophomore, set five school recor Grant Fuhr collected his first playoff during the indoor track season in t shutout last night as the Edmonton 1500- and 3000-meter runs and as Oilers got the jump on the New York member of three relay teams. Islanders with a 1-0 victory in the opening game of the Stanley Cup finals. Anderson signs with O tla The Oilers' triumph was their first TULSA, Okla. (AP) - The Okahom against the four-time National Hockey OULA League champions in 2 years, a span Detroit Lions, announced Oklahom of 11 gamea. It also snapped New State running back Ernest Anders York's nine-game winning streak in the has signed a contract to play for t final round. United States Football League club. At a news conference yeterday tI Tracksters host Chicago ciub nation's leading college rusher in 19 m- rt N0 ot ay rs nd 'he of is 995-4646. 23Fu518 SUMMER COPY SALE zt a copy overnight. Accu-copy, 402 Maynard. 769-8338. cFtc AUDREY WOLFF - Get away from the pack. Come to the Daily office and pick up your tickets to the State Theatre. dF0511 Professional resume service based on nine suc- cessful pears uf persunnel consulting. Reasonable rates and last personal service. Call Colleen Bailey at 355-5526. American Resume Consultants, Div. of A.P.S.I. 02J0515 Write on. 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