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1 Regular patterns
7 Mass robes
11 __ time
14 Madrid-based
airline
15 Bantu language
16 Keats’ “still
unravish’d bride
of quietness”
17 *Big-time
19 Barnyard noise
20 Topeka-to-Peoria
dir.
21 Spiny houseplant
22 Rwandan ethnic
group
23 Reporter’s query
25 Pundits
27 Baseball
commissioner
before Manfred
28 “May I get a word
in?”
30 *Local legend
sought in a 1999
horror film
32 Round building
33 Thumbs-up
34 Low-tech
propeller
35 Most swanky
37 Whistleblower’s
request
41 __ card
42 Ancient greeting
43 1986 #1 hit for
Starship
44 *Oatmeal
sweetener
48 Bamboozle
49 Sri __
50 Pretend
52 MD for women
53 Old French coins
54 Cantina crock
55 Something to
come up for
57 St. whose motto
is “Forward”
58 *She voiced
Princess Fiona in
“Shrek” movies
62 Press into service
63 Cries of clarity
64 Very cold period
65 Brit. leaders, the
last four of whom
begin the answers
to starred clues
66 Bakery output
67 Parable feature
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pronoun
2 Its first champion
was the Pitt.
Pipers
3 Decorates, as a
royal crown
4 Waffle __
5 Flags
6 Tessio in “The
Godfather”
7 Rhododendron
varieties
8 Star of “Dracula”
(1931)
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10 Seek damages
11 Ruckus
12 Hot
13 Just the right
amount
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22 Many a soap
heroine
23 Briefcase
fastener
24 Where Lima is
26 Deep gulfs
27 Adult cygnet
29 Mostly-shaved-
head hairstyles
31 Classical guitar
family name
36 Volcano near
Catania
37 Online icon
38 Fruity wine
drinks
39 City fooled by a
horse
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42 Not ephemeral
44 Hit the roof
45 “To Kill a
Mockingbird”
theme
46 Burdens
47 Tracey of sketch
comedy
51 ’30s V.P. John __
Garner
54 Pearl Harbor
site
56 March time?
58 Hailed
transport
59 Wildcatter’s find
60 In times past
61 __ master
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‘M’ blanks Bowling Green
By NATHANIEL CLARK
Daily Sports Writer
Less than 19 hours before the
start of Wednesday’s game, the
No. 17 Michigan baseball team
suffered
its
largest
defeat
of
2016, a 9-5
loss to Notre Dame.
Yet
on
Wednesday,
the
Wolverines (3-0 Big Ten, 21-6
overall) made Tuesday’s shortfall
seem like ancient history as it
topped
Bowling
Green,
5-0.
Wednesday was the sixth time this
season they shut out an opponent.
“The beautiful thing about
baseball is that each day is a new
opportunity,”
said
Michigan
coach Erik Bakich. “If we were to
dwell on anything that happened
yesterday, it would just set us up
negatively for today. Yesterday
had nothing to do with today.”
Sophomore right-hander Ryan
Nutof got the start for Michigan
and pitched a gem, throwing five
scoreless innings, giving up four
hits, walking two batters and
striking out four. Nutof’s record
improved to 4-1 with the win.
“(Nutof) was in attack mode,”
Bakich said. “He was getting
strike one and strike two and was
very efficient with his pitch count.
To be able to put up five zeros on
the board was exactly what we
needed because the game was
very much in question.”
The hero of Michigan’s offense
Wednesday was sophomore first
baseman Drew Lugbauer, who
launched a solo home run over
the right-field wall in the bottom
of the second inning to put the
Wolverines on the board.
He later blasted a two-run
homer to right in the seventh to put
Michigan ahead, 5-0, and fell just
short of knocking another one out
of the park in the third when he hit
a fly ball to the center field warning
track.
“I’m just trying to do as much
as I can do to help (the team),
whatever I need to do,” Lugbauer
said.
Bowling
Green
(2-4
Mid-
American, 11-17 overall) threatened
to score in the top of the fifth when
it put runners on first and second
with one out. After getting the next
batter out, Nutof walked Falcons’
right fielder R.J. Williams to load
the bases.
But Nutof got out of the jam
when he got Bowling Green left
fielder Matt Smith to fly out to
Wolverines’ senior center fielder
Cody Bruder.
“Having a team like ours
behind me actually helps with my
confidence,” Nutof said.
The score remained 1-0 until
the bottom of the sixth, when
sophomore third baseman Jake
Bivens came to bat with a runner
on third and two outs. Bivens
proceeded to single to third base
to drive in a run.
On the next at-bat, senior left
fielder Matt Ramsay smacked a
double to left field to score Bivens
and extend Michigan’s lead to
three. Ramsay then stole third
base with junior designated hitter
Carmen Benedetti up to bat to
move within 90 feet of home plate.
But Benedetti couldn’t bring
Ramsay home as he popped out to
left field to end the inning.
Benedetti did, however, pitch
1.2 innings of shutout relief, giving
up one hit and two walks while
striking out one in the process.
He followed junior right-hander
Keith Lehmann who pitched a
scoreless sixth frame.
“It’s always nice to see (the
bullpen)
come
in
and
stay
connected as a team and as a staff,”
Nutof said. “It creates momentum
for us into our next games.”
The Falcons put up one more
comeback effort in the top of the
eighth when they put runners on
first and second with two outs,
which prompted Bakich to pull
Benedetti in favor of sophomore
right-hander Bryan Pall.
Pall got Bowling Green catcher
Tyler Greiner to ground out to
third to nip the Falcons’ rally in
the bud.w
Junior right-hander Jackson
Lamb came on to pitch a one-two-
three ninth inning to earn his
second save of the year.
“Lamb is throwing downhill
with his fastball,” Bakich said.
“He looks really good. He looks
confident, he looks composed.
He’s attacking the zone.”
Wednesday’s victory improved
the Wolverines’ 2016 record at
Ray Fisher Stadium to 6-0. They
will have more opportunities
to add to their home win total
when they begin a three-game set
against Minnesota on Friday.
Lugbauer’s power
on full display in
Wolverines’ win
Sophomore homers
twice to energize
Michigan in
5-0 wins
By ETHAN WOLFE
Daily Sports Writer
After watching Matt Ramsay’s
three-homer
game
against
Northwestern
last
Friday,
sophomore first baseman Drew
Lugbauer wanted to get in on the
fun, too.
In
Wednesday’s
game
against Bowling Green (2-4
Mid-American, 11-18 overall),
Lugbauer smacked two home
runs over the right-field wall, a
solo shot in the second inning
and a two-run bomb in the sixth,
to lead the Wolverines’ offense
in their 5-0 victory. He finished
the day with two homers in four
at-bats, and three runs batted-
in.
“Seeing the guys get quality
at-bats in front of me was nice
insurance,”
Lugbauer said.
“That helped
me out and
got me going.
Anytime
someone does
something like
that it’s a good
a reception (by
the team).”
Added
Michigan
coach Erik Bakich: “He’s a guy
who can change the game with
one swing. He’s been doing a
good job of keeping the ball in the
middle and making loud contact
these past few games. It was good
to see Drew get some big hits for
us. We certainly needed them.”
Tied 0-0 in the bottom of the
second inning, Lugbauer’s first
homer put Michigan ahead 1-0, a
lead the Wolverines never gave up.
Up 3-0 in the sixth inning,
Lugbauer hit a nearly identical
shot to add to the cushion for
Michigan (3-0 Big Ten, 21-6).
Prior to the game, Lugbauer’s
only dinger of the season came
on an inside-the-park homer in
Michigan’s March 19 game versus
Oklahoma State.
He nearly hit a third against
the Falcons, but was robbed at the
warning track in center field in the
third inning.
“(Ramsay) told me I was
catching up to him,” Lugbauer
said. “I didn’t think about it. I
just thought about sticking to
the approach and hitting the ball
hard.”
All that junior lefty Ryan
Nutof (4-1) needed to earn the
victory was Lugbauer’s second
inning blast. Nutof shutout the
Falcons and allowed just four
hits in five innings. Junior lefties
Keith Lehmann and Carmen
Benedetti,
junior
right-hander
Jackson Lamb, and sophomore
right-hander Bryan Pall combined
to finish the final four innings.
Collectively, they blanked Bowling
Green and gave
up only one hit.
Nutof
was
happy with the
performance
of the pitchers,
and he spoke
glowingly about
how supportive
the offense has
been as of late.
“It’s
awesome
seeing guys like (Ramsay) and
(Lugbauer) having multi-homer
games,” Nutof said. “It’s so much
fun and brings a lot of energy to
the dugout.”
Fun and energy were welcome
sights for Michigan one day after
losing, 9-5, to Notre Dame. But
whether the Wolverines can
continue this energy without
the help of multi-homer games
remains to be seen.
BASEBALL
LIZZY XIONG/Daily
Sophomore right-hander Ryan Nutof threw five scoreless innings and struck out four batters in Michigan’s 5-0 win over Bowling Green on Wednesday.
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MICHIGAN
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“He’s a guy who
can change the
game with one
swing.”
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