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June 14, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 16) • Page Image 12

…SPORTS Page 12 Tuesday, June 14, 1983 The Michigan Daily NATIONAL CHAMPION TEXAS ELIMINATES WOLVERINES 'M' batsmen finish third in Series KERSEWORDS BY JOHN KERR Ak-Sar-Ben? .. . They sure spell…

… of the series one fat reporter (about 350 pounds) from Tulsa kept griping that the Wolverines played inferior competition in their regional. He added that if Michigan had played in a region with Texas…

… Middaugh impressed nearly everyone with his professionalism and class. The Wolverine coach never once saida bad word about anything, at times bending over backward to be helpful. Michigan is lucky to have…

… Michigan baseball history came to a close late Friday night when the Wolverines fell to eventual national champion Texas, 4-2, in College World Series action at Omaha's Rosenblatt Stadium. Texas defeated…

…' third starting pitcher. "I THOUGHT he threw a very strong ball game," the fourth-year Wolverine coach said. "He was very competitive. He was an outstanding pit- cher until they got the lead. When they…

… got the lead he became a great pitcher." Texas also scored all of its runs in the fifth in- ning, but unfortunately for the Wolverines they came on a grand slam homer of starting pitcher Scott…

June 09, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 14) • Page Image 16

… away as the Michigan baseball team lost, 6-5, to Alabama Tuesday night. The defeat put the Wolverines one loss away from elimination in the College World Series. Michigan faced Stanford, which also has…

… one loss, last night. Three Wolverine errors and other fielding miscues gave Alabama four unearned runs and a 6-0 lead after three-and-a half innings. But Michigan fought back and made the score 6…

…-5 going to the bottom of the ninth. Crim- son Tide reliever Tim Meacham retired the first two batters in the inning and got two strikes on Ken Hayward before the Wolverine first basemen ripped a single to…

… didn't want to hear any of that. We're very fortunate to come out with a win. INDEED, WITHOUT the aid of a few Wolverine gifts, the Tide may have found itself trailing instead of leading in the late…

… inning when Dave Magadan, who went three-for-four, knocked in Ted McClendon. McClendon had singled wolverines s winning in fifth and advanced to second base with the help of a passed ball by Michigan cat…

June 11, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 15) • Page Image 12

… World Series action last night and Texas lead, 4-2, after six in- nings. A loss would eliminate the Wolverines from college baseball's national championship series. Texas, which entered the game un…

… slam home run. CaseyClose relieved Kamieniecki and walked the first batter he faced but the freshman righthander avoided further trouble by getting Tolentino to ground into a double play. The Wolverines

… Froning lined out before Rich Bair knocked in Jacobson with an infield single. It appeared Texas shortstop Mike Brumley's throw would get Jacoson but it went wild, allowing the Wolverine second baseman to…

…. Kamieniecki walked the next batter but got out of trouble when Johnny Sutton grounded out. See WOLVERINES, Page 11 AP Photo Alabama's Allan Stallings dives safely into second base as Texas second baseman Bill…

… Rosenblatt Stadium. "Just over gap where he could get it in." arlier in the inning but the bases were the fence is far enough." AFTER A KEN Hayward single, oaded and the Wolverines needed some Close's granny…

… undefeated Texas last night.- to load the bases for Close. Close punished the ball, sending it way THE WOLVERINES had a 4-2 lead "Close but no Sygar," Marquess ver the left-field fence for a grand-slam over…

June 02, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 11) • Page Image 20

… responded when asked if he was sur- prised that his Wolverines swept two straight tournaments, the Big Ten two weeks ago and the Mideast Regional last weekend. It is no surprise that Middaugh never…

… will continue into the College World Series which starts this weekend. THE WOLVERINES enter the World Series by virtue of a regional sweep that saw record Ray Fisher Stadium crowds, stellar…

… three runs in 1 % innings and was relieved by freshman Casey Close in the second. At the same time Wolverine bats were silenced by lefthander Drew Hall, who pitched a no-hitter through five innings. While…

… team must win five games (seven if they lose one) against the best teams in the country. Among the seven other teams the Wolverines must overcome are top- ranked and perennial Series par- ticipant Texas…

… and Midwest champion Oklahoma State, whose batters warm up with a sledgehammer to psych out their opponents. MICHIGAN has been pretty in- timidating itself this year. As a team the Wolverines are…

… two previous appearances there, Middaugh's Wolverines have won just one game while losing four. Their first game is Saturday against Maine. ..,,, " Middaugh ...third trip to Series …

June 07, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 13) • Page Image 1

… Univer- See HARASSMENT, Page 4 AP Photo Wolverine freshman Barry Larkin beats the throw to Maine's second baseman Jeff Paul for a fifth-inning double in College World Series action Saturday. Michigan…

…). But there is no guessing who the Wolverines must stop - the nation's leading hitter Dave Magadan. The Wolverines must beat Alabama and at least three other opponents if they are to win the Series and…

June 14, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 16) • Page Image 11

…Michigancareer.His17homerunsthis season tie a Wolverine record,'as do o of five Michigan baseball his 19 stolen bases. The Detroiter was rs selected in last week's amateur drafted by the Expos out of Catholic decided…

… Jacobson, stan- through Class AA and AAA before victory leader, was supposed to meet during his four-year Michigan career on the Wolverines' third-place reaching the major leagues. with Montreal Expos…

… representatives than any other Wolverine. He was draf- d Series team this year, both will "THE REDS made a fair offer to last night. The junior righthander was ted by the Tigers last year but stayed at he…

… professional ranks. Rich Stoll me," Sabo continued. "It was a good the Expos' first-round pick and the Michigan and became the Wolverines' Dave Kopf are expected to do o r . 14th player chosen overall. Most…

…." according to Michigan coach Bud Mid- broke the thumb on his pitching band the Cincinnati Reds yesterday.Aawayyd daugh. The Cubs drafted the Wolverine earlier this year but returned to lead d-round draft pick…

June 07, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 13) • Page Image 16

Wolverines second bunt single of the in- "I wasn't happy with the wz uding a decisive three-run homer in single. ning, this one by Watters, put runners (Karazim) was getting the ball u fifth inning to lead…

… that way until called on relief ace Tim Karazim. ting in the clutch. I'm impressed wi WIFT APPARENTLY was not the Wolverine seventh. After Rich Bair Karazim got the first two batters he their team. I got…

Wolverine pitcher Stoll but not Sabo. "Hey, how the heck do you leave Sabo off the All-American team?" Winkin asked rhetorically. "It's unbelievable to me. There's one of the great players. Sabo did…

… of Craig Shirley, scoring teammate Frank Velleggia. Barry Shollenberger, Alabama's fourth-year coach, is ex- pected to send lefthander Rick Browne to the mound against the Wolverines. Browne is 10-1 on…

… the season with a 3.52 ear- ned run average. If Browne is to stop the Wolverines he will have to stop Chris Sabo. The junior third baseman went 3-4 with four RBIs against Maine on Saturday, including a…

June 04, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 12) • Page Image 11

… for the program," said an elated Francie Goodridge, the women's head coach. "To be leading so many of those other top schools is a great thrill for us, even though we know it won't last." The Wolverines

… on the field in Omaha there is little doubt that a good showing will enhance a player's value. Pitcher Rich Stoll and third baseman Chris Sabo are two Wolverines expected to be picked early Monday…

Wolverine softball squad placed three players on the Big Ten All-Academic team, more than any other school in the conference, and two of those players were named second-team Academic All- Americans. Senior…

… the infield." Morrow, a "fierce competitor and good (lefthanded) stick," will pitch right away for the Wolverines, ac- cording to DeCarolis. "She has a killer instinct. She's always coming at you hard…

June 18, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 18) • Page Image 12

… receiving ...joins Speedo International. SPORTS OF THE DAILY: resumes has just begun. Isaac, who led the Wolverine women to five consecutive Big Ten titles (1976- 80), is a Michigan swimming alumnus. He…

… anything," Sapir said. Kopf inks' Cubs pact By JIM DWORMAN A third underclassman on the Michigan baseball team has left the Wolverines to join the professional ranks. Dave Kopf, a junior pitcher, signed a…

… right now who might not be around in two or three years. I'm looking forward to moving up." Kopf won 14 games over his three- year Wolverine career against only three loses including a 9-1 mark this year…

June 07, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 13) • Page Image 15

… Michigan senior Brian Diemer. According to Wolverine assistant track coach Ron Warhurst, Diemer just kept going without looking back. "After the last barrier, he just left everyone else," Warhurst said. "He…

… best in Wolverine history. "Lisa was way back early on and pulled up from the back with a good, strong finish," said Goodridge. Sue Frederick-Foster didn't do as well as the Wolverines hoped, but placed…

… sixth in the 1,500 meters. "She ran a tactically perfect race," explained Goodridge. "But the first 100 yards hurt her too much." Other Wolverine results from the Houston meet include Joyce Wilson's 12th…

June 09, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 14) • Page Image 1

… Michigan wins, it will face undefeated Texas tomorrow. If the Wolverines lose, they will be eliminated from college baseball's national cham- pionship playoffs. BOTH TEAMS had their ace on the mound in the…

WOLVERINES, Page 16 sed to be ... BUT WHILE male researchers make for Primary salaries similar to their instructional nal faculty of counterparts, associate professors ear- rt said, but ned 22 percent more…

June 07, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 13) • Page Image 14

… in yesterday's draft, may have felt the pressure of performing in the series with the draft just two days away. He also felt that Wolverine pitcher Rich Stoll, the 14th pick yesterday, was in the same…

… round by the Montreal Expos. Sabo, a third baseman, was the second player chosen in the second round. The Cincinnati Reds drafted the Wolverine slugger. THE DETROIT Tigers used their first two picks to…

June 02, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 11) • Page Image 19

… show. Michigan pitcher Rich Stoll, that is. There were plenty of heroes in the Wolverines' conquest of the NCAA Mideast Regional but, like last weekend's Big Ten playoffs, Stoll was particularly…

…. But luckily for the At- tica, Indiana native and the rest of the Wolverines, the hand healed quicker than expected and he was able to play. "I thought Rich was outstanding to come back as quick as he…

June 02, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 11) • Page Image 1

… Omaha. The Wolverines invite was no freebie, however. Coach Bud Middaugh's blue bombers paid their dues by winning the Mideast Regional at Fisher Stadium last weekend. Michigan's first game is against…

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