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U of M Baseball Location/Time Change UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA JEW§ Bierman Field Athletic Building 516 15th Avenue Southeast Minneapolis, MN 55455 (612) 625-4090 Fax 625-0359 U OF M BASEBALL LOCATION/TIME CHANGE TO: Media Agencies/U of M Athletic Department FROM: Jim Christman, Media Relations RE: Wednesday, April3 baseball game vs. St. Thomas Due to poor playing conditions at Siebert Field, the non-conference baseball game between the University of Minnesota and the University of St. Thomas has been moved from Siebert Field to the Metrodome. The game time has been changed to 9 p.m. due to conflicts with the Metrodome schedule. UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA IEW§ Bierman Field Athletic Building 516 15th Avenue Southeast Minneapolis, MN 55455 (612) 625-4090 Fax 625-0359 April4, 1996 For Immediate Release GOLDEN GOPHER BASEBALL PULLS OUT LATE WIN OVER ST. 1HOMAS Minnesota (11-12) used a two-out, two-run home run off the bat of junior Steve Huls in the bottom of the ninth inning to pull out a 10-9 non-conference win over St. Thomas (14-2) late Wednesday night at the Metrodome. The Golden Gophers and the Tommies didn't start the game until 9:52 p.m. due to a late schedule change and conflicts at the Metrodome. The game ended at 12:56 a.m. Phil McDermott led off the ninth inning for Minnesota with a sharp single to left field. Designated hitter Ben Griffm then popped an attempted sacrifice bunt up to first base for the first out of the inning and was followed by center fielder Mike Mahady's line out to short which almost caught McDermott leaning off of first base. The throw was wide which put the bat in Huls' hands and the junior promptly lined his first career home run over the baggy in right to give the Golden Gophers the 10-9 win. The Tommies held the lead for most of the ball game jumping out to a 1-0 lead in the top of the first before surrendering three runs in the bottom half of the same inning. The Tommies posted four more runs in the next inning and held the lead until the last hit of the game. Tony Fisher and Jesse Bryant led the attack at the plate for the Tommies collecting three hits apiece while Steve Pignato contributed with a three-run home run in the second inning. The Golden Gophers were led at the plate by Huls, who fmished the day 3-for-5 with three RBI's and four runs scored while Eric Welter, Craig Selander, Rob Smith and Bryan Guse each had two hits apeice. Minnesota will continue league play this weekend with doubleheaders scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. in Ann Arbor, Mich., against the University of Michigan. 123 456 789 R HE St. Thomas 140 103 000 9 12 3 Minnesota 300 013 012 10 16 1 StT-Johnson, Koepcke (6), Cummings (7) and Orbell, Riley (6). UM-Wemer, Freeman (3), Westfall (6), Kearin (8) and Guse. W-Kearin (1-2), S-None; L-Cummings (0-1), HR­ StT-Fisher, Pignato; UM-Huls. Att.- 314. • UNIVERS!TY OF ~I~NESOTA JEWS Biennan Field Athletic Building 516 15th Avenue Southeast Minneapolis. MN 55455 (612) 625-4090 Fax 625-035~ For Immedi4te Release: AprilS, 1996 GOPHER HOTLINE THIS WEEK ••• The Golden Gopher Hotline features daily inter­ views with players and coaches. It is available to TUESDAY, APRIL 9 Baseball vt. Crefabtolt the media 24 hours a day by calling (612) 62~- H.H.H. Mecrodome 7887. The Hotline is broadcast quality and is 1 p.m., KSGS-AM (950) changed by noon each day. This service is for WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 media use only. The schedule for this week is as Track & Field Ill Sea Ray ReJays--DectUhloll First Day Tom Black Track follows: · KnOllville. Tenn. 3:30p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRB.. 10 THURSDAY, APRB.. 11 Head GcUCOICh Jolla M,... Track & Field a& Sea Ray Relays-Dccmldo11 Second DGJ 2:30p.m. THURSDAY, APRD.. U FRIDAY, APRB.. 12 Head Tennis Coacb Daft Gaa B.... vs. PeB State Sieben Field (2.SOO) ~~ FRIDAY, APRIL 12 3 p.m., KSGS·AM (950) Head Bueball COICh Jolla Allde,_ Golf at Legends of Indiana Legaxfl of Indiana Golf course Franldin, Ind. AU Day GOPHERS ONLINE Teuil vs. Peaa State . 98tb Sttee& Couns The University of Minnesota Men's Ad'tled.c 6:30p.m. Depanment is now on tbe lnlemet. 1be Wodd Wide Track A Field alSea Ray5- 0~11 Evems Web site contains press releases. stadsdcs, ros~ers, AllDay schedules and much more infonnadoD. 1be "'b pqes can be accessed at::· SATURDAY, APRIL 13 B8Mitd vs. Pea State (Two Gtultn) http://WWW.umn.edu/mic:al Sieben Field (2.S00) Infonnadon OD ~BiaTeli sc:boo1 and tbe con­ 3 p.m., KSGS-AM (9S0). ference is also avau ·a wlac:omputer internet. The Big Golf at Legends of Indiana Ten's home pall ma I LUI Spo111Zone will be AU Day available at tbe fo~Jow~~WIIIdral: http://esp* tpOnszone.com. al NCAA Regional Championships Iowa City,lowa 7p.m. TraCk & Field at Sea Ray5- 0~11 EvciiU AU Day Track A Field MiDDIIOta IDvitadoall Biennan T~k & Field Complex, 11 a.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 14 Baeball vs. Peu State . Siebert Field (2,500) 3 p.m., KSGS·AM (950) About the Nittany Lions: Penn State enten this week.­ end's games with a 12-18-1 overall record and 74 in the Big Ten. This season, the Niaany Lions have split a four-game set with Indiana. won two of three versus lllinois and last weekend, !he team won three of four against IOWL Penn State has won e nine of its las& 13 games after swting the season 3-11-1 and with a string of 11 straight games without a win. Series vs. Penn State: The opening game of this series will mart only the nindl meeting between the two schools with This Week: Minnesoca will play Creighton University on Minnesota holding a 6-2 edge. The two teams haven't played each other since a regular-seasan series sweep by the Maroon Tuesday, April9, at 1 p.m~ at the Metrodome. The game was and Gold in Minneapolis in 1993. The first games between the originally scheduled for Siebert Field but had to moved indoors Golden Gopben and Niaany Lions was during the 1992 season due to poor playing conditions. The Golden Gopbas will then as the two teams split a four-game series in Minneapolis. Each continue Big Ten play hosling the Penn Stare Nittany Lions oo game in the series hu been played in the Twin Cities. Friday at 3 p.m., doubleheader Saturday and game a on one Series Under ANJ.erson: Minnesota leads 6-2 Sunday at 1 p.m. at Siebert Field Series in MiMeapolis: Minnesota leads 6-2 Radio: KSGS-AM (950) (Paul Dames play-by-play) . Lineup Changes: Minnesota bas put the same lineup out on the field only once this season as the team has been hit by a Last Week: The Golden Gophers claimed a 10-9 non-confer­ number of injuries and illnesses. Robb Quinlu (ankle. nu, ence win over SL Thomas on Wednesday as junior Steve Hula Maplewood, Minn.) aDd Bob Keeney (back, Burnsville,. (Cold SpriD• Min.) delivered his first career home run with · Minn.) are the lalest Golden Gopben to be sidelined as both two oucs in the boaom of the ninth inning to give Minnesota its missed action this pas& weekend. Huls (ankle. hand), Ryaa margin of victory. The Maroon and Gold then traveled to Ann Been (ftn1er, Slaytoa,Mlnn.), Skovran (elbow), Troy Stela Arbor, Mich., and won one of four games in Bi1 Ten play. (ankle, Cold Spria., MiDa.), SelaDder (shoulder), Bob DeWitt Minnesoca now stands at 12-15 overall and 3-4 in the Big Ten. (tricep, Wausaa, Will.) and Pbil McDermGU (ftu, ROinille, Mina.) have all missed game and preparation time due to injury Against the Wolverines: Minnesola dropped the first three ex illness. e games of the series (7-3, 6-2. 4-2) to the Wolverines and bounced back to avoid a sweep behind the arm of Brad Kearia Home Run Huls: Huts cracked home runs in back-to-back (Sr., Minnetoaka, MinD.) who scauered seven hies and picked at bats as he hit his fust and second home runs of his career. up a complete game shutout in Minnesola's 4-0 win. Three Huls did not have a home run in his fust 270 collegiale at-bats freshmen led Minnesota at the plate over the course of the before hitting a game-winner in the bottom of the ninth iMing weekend as Adam Hortoa (New Ulm, Mlu.), Crail Seluder against SL Thomas. On his next at bat. leading off the series and (W. St. Paul, Miaa.) and Matt Skovraa (Colwabia Heipll, the game against Big Ten foe Michigan, the junior cleared the Minn.) picked up 11 of the Golden Gophers 24 hits. wall·in right fiekl for his second consecutive home run. The last time an opposing baW:r hit a lead-off home run against the About the Bhiejays: Creighton enters Tuesday's game Wolverines was in 1988, when Minnesota center fielder J.T. with a five-game losing streak and an 8-19-1 overall mark.lhe Bruett accomplished the feat. Blue jays dropped a a four-game cooferenc:e series to Bradley last weekend and are 3-8 ia cwfaeocc play. The Golden Home Cooking: The Golden Gophers will return to the Gophers and Bluejays ...,._QIDDM111 opponent this season, friendly confmes of its home field after spending a majority of as Creighton dlopped • 1M.
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