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CONTENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION Club ...... 36 Facili ti es ...... 35 Qu ick Facts/Staff Di rectory ...... 4 University of ...... IFC-IBC

UW ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AND COACHING STAFF Academic Staff ...... 7 Assista nt Coaches/ Support Staff ...... 9 Athletic Di rector A.L. 'Ade' Sponberg ...... • ...... 5 Athletic Staff Profil es ...... 5-6 Head Steve Land ...... 8

1989 WISCONSIN BASEBALL Conference Opponents ...... 29 Numerical/Alphabetical Rosters ...... 18 Player Profiles ...... 10-17 Pronunciation Guide ...... 18 Schedule ...... 19 Season Preview ...... 2-3 1989 ...... BC

1988 REVIEW Review ...... 22 UW Big Ten Statistics/Overall Statistics ...... 21 UW Game-By-Game Results ...... 20 BADGER BASEBALL HISTORY Badgers In The Pros ...... 27 Leade rs Year-by-Year ...... 24-25 Career Records ...... 24 History Of Wisconsin Baseball ...... 30 Honors To Badgers ...... 34 Pitching Leaders Year-by-Year ...... 26 Season Records ...... 23 Game Records ...... 23 Team Totals Year-by-Year ...... 26 The Last Time ...... 26 "W" Award-winne rs (1937-1988) ...... 32-33 Wisconsin All-Time Record Vs. Opponents ...... 28 Wisconsin Coaches ...... 27 114 Years of Wisconsin Baseball ...... 31

The 1989 Badger Baseball Media Guide is a publication of the University of Wisconsin Sports News Service. Written and ed ited by Dennis Semrau, sports information assistant. Special assis­ tance by Karin Semrau. Photography by Jay Salvo and Greg Anderson, UWEX Photo­ graphic Media Center and Karin Semrau. Front cover designed by John Cronin, WISCOMP. Photography by Jay Salvo. Layout and Composition by WISCOMP. Four-color film preparation by MAS Graphics, Menomonee Falls, WI. Printed by American Printing, Madison, WI. Stmlor Lance Painter delivers For additional information on the 1989 Wisconsin Baseball against St. Xavier. Team, or about coverage at home games, contact Dennis Semrau or Jim Mott, University of Wisconsin Sports News Ser­ vice, Stadium, 1440 Monroe Street, Madison, WI 53711 (608) 262-1811 .

Baseball Guide Rated Best in the Nation The 1988 University of Wisconsin base­ \ClltlUDit jfor (f.xrrllrnrr ball brochure was voted the best in the nation among all NCAA Division I schools. Judging for the pub lications award was co­ ordinated by the College of Sports Informa­ tion Directors of America and the Col­ ~ ~ - -,... ~...... • ... ·~ ...... _.... l ~ ... ~ ·~ ·~ - • '%~0..-. ~-- ...... ·~ ' · - legiate Baseball Write rs of America. The - -.- award for the 1988 edition was presented in July at the annual CoSIDA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri.

1 1989 WISCONSIN BASEIBAII PREVIEW BADGERS REACH FOR PLAY-OFFS

The " promised land." For a collegiate baseball player, the thrill is playing in the College . To get a chance at grabbing the brass ring, the Badgers first must qualify for the Big Ten play-offs. After missing a play-off berth by one game last season, Wisconsin returns a veteran team that wants one last chance to prove that it belongs. Head coach Steve Land will be counting on 20 returning letterwinners, including six starters, to lead the Badgers to the promised land of college baseball. Despite the loss of three of the team's top four starting , the team's most versatile athletes, " The return of Cepicky for his final Wisconsin will contend for play-off status Campion could also see starts at season provides us with a solid number th is season. and third base. three hitter and a fine defensive player," Junior BRIAN WOLFF enters his Land said." He will be our cornerstone in 1988 Record: 28-27 Overall; second season as the starting shortstop. right field." 15-13 Big Ten (5th) He suffered a sophomore slump in the Cepicky led the team and was 10th in field but fo ur home runs as the the Big Ten in hitting. He earned the " One of our strengths will be the number nine hitter in the lineup. team's " Most Valuable Player" and experience we have in our every day " Wolff has the potential to excel at "Most Valuable Hitter" awards after lead­ lineup," Land said. shortstop," Land said. " He can make the ing the Badgers in six offensive catego­ The Badgers return a solid offense routine plays consistently." ri es. He also hit .500 w ith runners in that averaged six runs a game, set a ERIC LIEBENSTEIN is the starter at scoring position and led UW school record for home runs and has third base. He returns after missing the with four assists. improved its team speed. It includes four fina l 36 games a year ago with a broken Also return ing in the starting lineup fifth-year seniors in the starting lineup wrist. Liebenstein started 19 games at will be senior . He missed and experience throughout the batting first base last season but has experience the first 17 games last season while he order. at the hot corner. was with the Badgers' WCHA champion­ "We need to have Eric healthy for a ship hockey team. He is scheduled to LETIERWINNERS LOST: 7 full season," Land said. " He provides the start in left field when he joins the team Pitchers: Bob Eckl (0·0), experience we need to be successful.'' following the 1989 hockey season. Byce Tom Fischer (6-6) , Scott Fuller (5-3) Liebenstein is th e back-up at first earned all-Big Ten honors in 1987 and hit Butch McKeon (2·3) base. Freshma n TOM O'NEILL will see .350 in his first 12 games a year ago. Pi tcher/: Tim Roman action bac kin~l up Wolff and Campion, Sophomore RODNEY MYERS and jun­ while red-shirt freshman DUSTY FREITAG (3-21 .297-7-31) ior RICK DOBROWSKI will platoon in left could see action at thi rd base. field until Byce returns. Myers adds Infielder: Mike Noelke (.289-10-42) power to the lineup and is also a starting : Mike Barker (.311-3-19) LETIERWIUNERS RETURNING: 4 . Dobrowski is a contact hitter with Dennis Cannplon (.241-0-7) good speed. INFIELD: Eric lleben,stein (.264-4-11 ) " Myers showed us he can hit with Jim Wilson (.308-7-31) power," Land said. " He will also get VETERAN SQUAD Brian Wolff (.271-4-26) some at bats as a designated hitter." Freshman TOM VILET will start in cen­ LEADS THE PACK ter field . A contact hitter with good speed. Wisconsin returns a strong nucleus in Land likes his abilities o n defense and at the infield, including three seniors and a OUTFIELD: the plate. junior in the starting l ineup. POWE~~ & SPEED "Vile! can really go after the ball."' Leading the way is senior first Land said. "He's a contact hitter with baseman JIM WILSON. He started last A KEY COMBO good speed and could be our lead-off season in the outfield but moved to first " Our outfield should be one of our hitter. " base during the Big Ten opening series strong points this season with two all-Big Junior ERIC BECKERMAN, red-shirt against Indiana. A candidate for post­ Ten players leading the way," Land said. freshman DUSTY FREITAG and freshman season honors, including Academic All­ " We have the potential to excel there this ROSS KOPFER will challenge for playing America, Wilson hit seven home runs in season." time. 50 games. A 1988 first team all-Big Ten selection, Second base is in the hands of senior SCOTT CEPICKY returns as the starter in LETIERWINNERS RETURNING: 4 DENNIS CAMPION. A left-handed hitter, right field. A candidate for All-America Eric Beckerman (.429-0·2) he has starting experie nce at second and all-Big Ten honors, he is Wisconsin's John Byce (.266-3-18) base, shortstop and third base. One of career RBI and single-season and career Scott Cepicky (.387-13-55) home leader. Rick Dobrowski (.255-1-11) 2 RODNEY MYERS is listed as the Flanagan, ERIC LIEBENSTEIN , DUSTY CATCHING: team's third starter. He will also see ac­ FREITAG and Myers could also see ac­ SOLID DEPTH tion in the outfield and as a designated tion in short relief. hitter. A power pitcher, Myers is ready to The Badgers are solid behind the make his mark this season. LETTERWINNERS RETURNING: 9 plate with senior CRAIG BROWN and jun­ " He has great arm strength and just Darin Blang (7.62, 0-1) ior CAREY SADOWSKI. Brown earned needs an opportunity to pitch on a regu­ Todd Borchardt (5.81, 0-2) third team all-Big Ten honors last season lar basis," Land said. and will the squad for the second Brian Doudna (4.80, 1-2) Red-shirt sophomore MARK HAMIL­ Mark Hamilton (7. 71, 0-0) consecutive season. TON, senior SCOTT PE LOWSKI and Greg Lynch (6.17, 1-0) " Brown is a proven Big Ten player freshman MAFlK FLANAGAN will battle and a leader," Land said. " He has the for the fourth starting role. Rodney Myers (9.36, 1-0) experience to help our young pitching Hamilton appeared in only one game Lance Painter (1 0.21, 1-5) staff matu re for the Big Ten season. after suffering an injury during the team 's ScoH Pelowski (6.62, 1-0) A candidate for 1989 Academic All­ spring trip. However, he had a 2-0 record (4.65, 7-3) America and all-Big Ten honors, Brown and a 0.93 average in three has a strong and accurate th rowing arm relief appearances in 1987 before he was and can hit for average and power. sidelined by illness. His forte is keeping Sadowski saw limited action last sea­ hitters off balance and throwing strikes. BADGERS READY son but will see more time behind the Pelowski has battled back from inju­ FOR THE plate this season. He will also see action ries to contend for starting or long relief at designated hitter. roles. Flanagan is a highly touted new­ CHALLENGE "Sadowski will get a chance to con­ comer who could see action in long o r tribute early with our spring trip sched­ The Badgers' 60-game schedule is short relief, too. highlighted by a pair of early season ule," Land said. "He has a strong throw­ Other contHnders looking to break into ing arm and has worked hard to earn a trips to Orlando, Fla. and New Orleans, the rotation include right-handers GREG La. and a 12-game spring trip to San spot in our every day lineup." LYNCH, DARIN SLANG and NATE DURST. Diego, California. Also providing depth are senior MI KE The holds the key for success The Badgers will again play a 28- BLASKOWSKI and red-shirt freshman in 1989. Senior right-hander TODD game conference schedule that will de­ DUSTY FREITAG. BORCHARDT and sophomore KARL termine th e regular season champion. KLARE will contend for the role of stop­ LETTERWINNERS RETURNING: 3 The top four teams in the final regular per. Left-hander BRIAN DOUDNA could season standings will then meet at the Mike Blaskowski (.333-0-1) see action in long relief and short relief. Craig Brown (.280-5-33) site of the school with the best record for Carey Sadowski (.196-1-8) a -elimination tournament. The play-off champion will receive an auto­ matic bid to the NCAA tournament. Wisconsin plays four games each at PITCHING: Indiana, Iowa and Northwestern as as READY TO MAKE well as a mid-week twinbill at . The Badgers will play four games each AN IMPACT against Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio The Badgers deep rotation of 1988 is State at Field. Wisconsin just a memory as three of the team 's top also hosts Illinois in a mid-week double­ four starters are gone. But despite the header. loss of drafted players Tom Fischer and " The emphasis is on the conference Scott Fuller, the cupboard isn't bare. portion of the schedule and that's where Junior right-hander PAUL QUANTRILL it should be," Land said. "By playing 28 is the team's ace. He finished 11th in the games, we could have a league cham­ conference in and pion and a play-off champi on like we did completed six of his seven starts. last season. Another plus is that any "Quantrill wants the ball every four four-game series is not as important as it days," Land says. " He's a tremendous was under the old 16-game format." competitor who has worked hard to im­ Michigan and Minnesota have domi­ prove the command of his breaking nated the conference throughout the pitches. He's ready to take his place and won't falter in 1989. With more among the nation's best pitchers." than half the Big Ten teams breaking in Senior lefl-hander LANCE PAINTER is new pitching staffs, the baseball season listed as the number two starter. A will mirror the 1988-89 season proven collegiate hurler, Painter had an in its competitiveness. excellent Fall practice. " Our is to finish among the top "Painter consistently throws strikes," One of the top re rnlng pitchers In four teams so that we can qualify for the Land says. " He should be a real plus in the Big Ten, P•u Ou•ntri/1 will play-offs, " Land said. "With a veteran our starting rotation. 11nchor the B11dg r .,.II In '19. every day lineup available, we should be "After Quantril l and Painter, we have able to hold our own. But our pitching a lot of pitchers who are close in ability,' staff will determine o ur chances of mak­ Land added. " One of the questions to an­ ing it to the Big Ten play-offs and the swer concerns the consistency of the NCAA tournament. " pitching staff . Our pitchers have the po­ tential to compete at this level but just lack collegiate experience." 3 QUICK FACTS

LOCATION .. . Madison, Wisconsin FOUNDED .. . . . ' 1848 ENROLLMENT . . . 43,368 NICKNAME .. . . Badgers COLORS .. .. . Cardinal and Wh ite CONFERENCE Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives (Big Ten) BALLPARK (Capacity) . . Guy Lowman Field (2,000) UNIVERSITY SYSTEM PRESIDENT . .. . . Dr. Kenneth Shaw CHANCELLOR ...... Dr. Donna E. Shalala ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ...... Dr. A.L. 'Ade' Sponberg DEPUTY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ...... Dr. Ralph Neale ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Dr. Kit Saunders-Nordeen ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ...... Duane Kl even SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR . Jim Molt, AC 608 263-4430 (Home: 233-5009) RADIO-TV & MARKETING DIRECTOR ...... Bob Leu, 262-2255 (Home: 271-8633) ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ...... Doug Spencer, 262-8216 (Home: 233-4347) BASEBALL S.I.D...... Dennis Semrau, 262-9416 (H ome: 233-8008) SPORTS NEWS SERVICE ADDRESS 1440 Monroe Street, Madison, WI 53711 SPORTS NEWS OFFICE ...... (608) 262-1811 SPORTS NEWS UPDATE LINE . . .. . (608) 262-1 812 SPORTS NEWS FAX MACHINE .. . . (608) 263-7849 UW BASEBALL PRESS BOX PHONE (608) 263-6908 HEAD COACH ...... Steve Land (Northern Illinois, 1964) ASSISTANT COACHES . . Daryl Fuchs (Wisconsin, 1974), Scott Sabo, Bob Eckl BASEBALL SECRETARY . . . . Nancy Eifert BASEBALLTRA~ER . . Gordon Stoddard HEAD G.ROUNDSKEEPER .. . . Jeff Erbrecht ALL-TIME RECORD . . .. . 1391-1164-27 (.544) 1988 RECORD ...... Overall - 28-27 (.509) ; Big Ten - 15-13 (.536) LETTERMEN RETURNING/LOST ...... 20/7 1989 CAPTAIN ...... Craig Brown BEST TIME TO CONTACT COACH LAND Weekd ays 11 :30 AM to 12:30 PM (CST) BASEBALL OFFICE PHONE ...... ' ...... (608} 262-7869 SWF DIRECTORY Olltce Office Olhc Name and Position Telephone Name and Posltlnn Telephone Name and Position Telephone A"lacker. Harold-Equipment 262-3633 Johnson, Oiantr--A551Stant Athletic Dir ector 262·1787 Regenberg, Chris- Women's Galt Coach 263-551' Azevedo, John- Assistant 262-3586 Johnson, Mike-Trai ner 262·3630 Re1n , Andy-Head Wrestling Coach 262.... Bab1cll. Bob-Football Assistant 262-6918 Johnson. Peter-Hockey Assistant 262·5789 Robinson, Maureen-B adger Sales Coordinator 262·7258 Bailey. Peter- Women's Assistant 263-6255 Kemp, Mike-Hockey Assistant 262-4512 Russo. Mario-Administrative Assistant 262-!>!103 Bennett, Scott-Track & Field Assistant 262· 4597 Kirsanotf. Mary-Trainer 262·3630 Ryan. Greg-Women's Soccer Coach 263-~ Bonner, Paula-Assistant A thletic Director 263· 5580 Kleven, Duane-As:sista nt Athletic Director 262·1911 Sauer, Jell-Head Hockey Coach 262·39'2 Braun. Jeft- Track & Field Assistant 263-4873 Klingelhoets, Pat- H ead Coach 262·0997 Saunders-N ordeen. Kit-Associate Athletic 2~ Bryson. Len-Ticket Sales Manager 262·1440 Kowal, Mandy-Women's Crew 263-6698 Director • Personnel, public relations & Bryson, Terry- Women's Gymnastics Coach 263-6255 Kuckkahn, Wayne--Asst. Ti cket Sales Manager 262·1 600 development Burney, Jacob--Football Assistant 262-6912 Land, Steve-Head Baseball Coach 262·7869 Schrock, Richard- B usiness Manager 262-()3~ Butkie. Steve-Wrestling Assistant 262-3586 Launder, Jim----t-le ad Soccer Coach 262·7749 Schultz, Dave-Wrestling Assistant 262-1. Clancy. Or William G.-Team Phys•cian 263· 1356 Leu, Bob--Radio-TV/ Marketing Director 262-2255 Schuster. Reger-fieldhouse Maintenance 262 - " Cole L C -Football Assistant 262-6915 Low e, St ev~ead Vo11 eyba11 Coach 263·5670 Seellger. Scon-Football Assistant 26<... 3 Oa y MJI~.e--f ootball Assistant 262·9412 Lund, Lou Ann-Gr ant·ln-Aid 262·4985 Semrau, Dennis--Sports Information 262·· Damman. Oscar- Administration 262·3300 Malnory, Rob-Athl etic Business Office 262·0147 Simmers , Pat-Football Assistant 262·'+11 Darda. Gerald E.-Diving Coach 262-4958 Manke, Aulh-Assl. Tickel Sates Manager 262·1440 Smith. Martm- Head Cross Country Coach ~~·---· 2'9 Ettert, Nancy-Varsity S;Jorts 262-1911 Marvin, Kip-Athletic Administration 262·0120 Spencer, Doug-Asst. Sports Information 2€,;: 6 Ela Sue--Women's Crew Coach 263-6988 Maturi. Joei-Assislant Athletic Director 262·0099 Director Ellett Ken--Coordinator of Football Operations 262·5588 Mauer. Mark-Football Assistant 262·6913 Sponberg, A.L. " Ade"-Athletic Director Engle. Phti- Football Assistant 262·6908 McCa11um. Aay-Baskelba11 Assistanl 262·4598 Stanley, Leotha- Women's Track Assistant Ferguson, Kelly- Worn en's Tonnis Coach 263·6304 McNulty, Brad-Basketball Assistant 262·4599 Stoddard, Gordon---{;oordinator of Athletic Ftshbatn. Jerry-Assistant to the Director 262·0088 Messmer. Barb-Student Personnel 262·1787 Training Curriculum Flarup, Tamara--Women's Sports Information 263-5502 Morton, Dorr-Footba11 Coach 262·1861 Swenson, John-Director of Development 01rector Mott. Jim-Sports Information Di rector 263· 4430 Tallard, Sue--Women's Track & Field Assista nt freitag, Oon"'a- Women's Basketball Assistant 262·8247 Mryland, Stevtr---Assistant Strength Coach 262·9535 Tegen, Peter-Women's Track & Field/Cross Fuchs Oaryl--8aseball Assistant 262·7234 Murawski, Terry- National " W" Club Executive 262· 7717 Country Coach G' •nam. A l")thCiny-Fencing Coach 263-4483 Dir Tiziane . Oenms- Coach Go.,o,, S•d--Ma.n:enance Suporvtsor 262·3631 Murphy. Mary Ellen-Women's Basketball Coach 263-5506 Weaver-Kiees, Mary-student Personnel Go11za les, Jtmmy-Football Assistant 262-6906 Neale, Ral ph-Deputy Athlel ic Director 262-8009 Servtces Handel Pand,--Basketball Assistant 262·4872 Nelson, Scot1- Trac;k & Field Ass1stant 262·4397 Webb, Prof. Maurice-Chair, Athletic Board He1 ""'•Q. Dennis--Head Trainer 262-3630 Nunycombe, Eel-Head Track & Field Coach 262-4398 Wimbish, Yulonda- Women's Basketball ~et ...... g Jan-Trainer 262·3630 Peckam. Mike-Women's Basketball Assistant 263·5580 Assistant H•rsctt Elroy L.- Athletic D1rector Consultant 262-.1866 Perrin. tan--Hockey Assistant 262·3932 Winterstein. Andy- Trainer Hyt1fl J •m-Assistant Strength Coach 262·9535 Pettinger, Jack-Huad Swimming Coach 262-5788 Yoder, Steve--Men 's Basketball Coach lrw.n. Laurie--Athletic Admmistratlon 262·6703 Pnughoeft . Mark-Gymnastics Coach 262-6370 Zentner, Rod- Basketball Assistant Jat>1on•c. Ra ndaU-Men's Crew Coach 262·4954 Reddan, Or Wllliam---Soccer Assistant 262·7749 Zussrnan. Alan-.S:udent Personnel Services Jt~hansson. Cart- Wome,,·s s""~mmmg Coach 263·5743

4 WISCONSIN ATHLETIC O~FFICIALS

ter's degree in Physical Education from in Health and Physical Education. Kit came to Mankato State University in 1963, and earned Wisconsin in 1964 and earned her Master of a bachelor's degree in Physical Education Science degree in 1966. She then went on to from Gustavus Adolphus College in 1958. earn her PhD in Education Administration in He and his wife, Donna, have two children ­ 1977 with a doctoral dissertation entitled "The Steve. 31, and Kari, 29. Governance of Intercollegiate Athletics." Kit has been active in all phases of women's athletics on the Wisconsin campus. She helped found the Wisconsin Women's In­ tercollegiate Ath letic Conference (WWIAC) in A.L. '.ADE' SPONBERG 1971 and served as its President in 1978-79. Kit received the WWI AC Distinguished Service Athletic Director Award in 1982. A new era of University of Wisconsin athlet­ Nationally, she was elected first Vice­ ics began in 1987 as the school welcomed Ath­ President of the Association of Intercollegiate letic Director A.L. " Ade" Sponberg. Athletics lor Women (AIAW) from 1979-1982. Sponberg was named the UW's athletic di­ She was the first inductee into the University rector on May 15, 1987 and th us marks the RALPH NEALE of Wisconsin Women's Ath letic Hall of Fame in second year at the helm of the Wisconsin ath­ 1984 and was selected lor the YWCA Woman letic program in 1988-89. He succeeded Elroy Deputy Athletic Director of Distinction Award in 1986. "Crazylegs· · Hirsch, who served 18 successful Ralph Neale is in his sixth year as Deputy years at the helm before announcing his Athletic Director in the Wisconsin Athletic Pro­ retirement. gram. As a member of the management team, Sponberg has made an immediate impact Ralph is responsible for personnel, finance on the Wisconsin athletic scene. He has been and general administration of the UW Athletic instrumental in instituting a comprehensive Department. marketing program for the athletic department Prior to his arrival at Wisconsin, Neale had and has made the " business" side of the pro­ an eight-year tenure as Superintendent of the gram a top priority. He has been a key figure Middleton-Cross Plains area. Wisconsin in the addition of the Dave McClain Athletic School District. Facility to the department and has been on a A 1956 graduate of the University of Wis­ seemmgly non-stop " meet the public'' crusade consin with a B:3chelor's degree in Education, DUANE KLEVEN since first coming to Madison. Ralph also earned both his Master's and Assistant Athletic Director The 52-year-old Sponberg assumed his du­ Doctor's degree•s in Education from the UW. Men's Varsity Sports ties at Wisconsin on July 1, 1987. He has A native of Montello, Wisconsin, Neale was nearly 22 years of experience as a collegiate a member of tho3 University of Wisconsin's var­ Duane Kleven is in his fi lth year as an athletic director, includi ng a most recent ten­ si ty wrestling teams in 1954, 1955 and 1956. He assistant athletic director lor Men's Varsity ure at North Dakota State University from earned a major ''W" award his senior year. Sports w ith the University of Wisconsin Ath­ 1973-87. In addition to his AD's position at He previously taught at Monroe, Wisconsin letic Department. He assumed his position on NDSU, Sponberg also held the rank of profes­ High School where he coached wrestling, April 1, 1984. sor and chaired the Division of Health, Physi­ football and track. He also served administra­ A native of Stoughton, Wisconsin, Duane is cal Education, Recreation and Athletics. tive stints at Madison LaFollette and Memorial a 1961 graduate of the University of Wisconsin The athletic program at NDSU enjoyed a High Schools. and at New Richmond, with a Bachelor's degree in Physical Educa­ highly successful period under Sponberg's Wisconsin High School. tion. He also earned his Master's degree in leadership. From 1982-85. North Dakota State Ralph and his wife, Jan is, are the parents Physical Education from the UW in 1963. was the all-sports champion of the North Cen­ of two children - Scott, 24, and Ann, 22. Kleven was a successful wrestling coach tral Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. the lor 13 years, and revitalized the 's football team won NCAA Division II wrestling program in the 1970s. national championships in 1983, 1985 and He began his coaching career at UW-Osh­ 1986, and the men's and women's basketball kosh in 1969 with a 10-7 record. He then as­ teams as well as the women's team sumed the head coaching duties at Wisconsin all reached the NCAA Division II playoffs. in 1970. His 12-year dual meet record at Wis­ Among the football coaches Sponberg hired consin was a sparkling 134-48-5. while athletic director at North Dakota State After reti ring from the head w restling post were , now head coach at Texas in 1982, Kleven was named director of the Christian University, and current Wisconsin Camp Randall Memorial Sports Center ­ head coach . better known as the "Shell." Two years later Prior to his period of service at NDSU, Ade he accepted the position of assistant ath letic was athletic director at Augustana College in KIT SAUNDERS-NORDEEN director at Wisconsin. Sioux Falls, South Dakota from 1968-73. Associate Athletic Director Kleven received the "Coach of the Year" He has also been heavily involved in NCAA Personnel, Public Relations award from the United States Wrestling (National Collegiate Athletic Association) gov­ and Development Federation (USWF) in 1976. He was named the ernance and policymaking throughout his dis­ NCAA "Coach of the Year" in 1977 by the tinguished career as an administrator. At the Katherine " Kit" Saunders-Nordeen, National Wrestling Coaches Association. He time of h1s h~r~ng at Wisconsin in the Spring of Associate Athletic Director. is in her 15th year was named to the Wisconsin Wrestling 1987, Ade was a member of the NCAA Council. with the University of Wisconsin Athletic Coaches Association "George Martin and was NCAA Division II vice-president. He Department. Wrestling Hall of Fame" in 1980. also served as an NCAA Administrative Com­ As a member of the management team, Kit Duane and his wile, Mona, are the parents mottee member from 1984-86. Since 1976. Ade is responsible for personnel, public relations, of a married son. Kurt. a married daughter. has served on nme other NCAA committees. academic services and development for the Charlotte, and a two-year-old grand daughter. dealmg with such issues as recruiting, legisla­ Wisconsin athletic program. Claire. tion and interpretation. television and A native of Teaneck, New Jersey, eligibility. Saunders-Nordeen originally joined Ade's academ1c background is impressive Wisconsin's athletic staff in 1974 as ils first as well He earned a Ph.D. in Physical Educa­ Directo r of Women's Intercollegiate Athletics. tion and AthletiC Administration from the Uni­ She is a 196.2 graduate of Trenton (NJ) versity of M1ch1gan in 1968. received a mas- State College with a Bachelor of Arts degree

5 WISCONSIN ATHLETIC OFFICIALS worked as a Research Assistant for the Madi­ Jim also coordinates the strength and con­ son Guidance Institute ior Talented Students ditioning programs for the men's basketball (1981-82). and hockey teams and the men 's and women's Mary is a member of the Support Commit­ varsity sports. He also assists Head Strength tee, a campus alcohol and drug abuse educa­ and Conditioning Coach Ken Ellett with the tional program. She also has extensive experi­ fo otball program. Jim earned a major " W" ence working with minority student-athletes in award as a on the 1981 baseball team. career advising. Jim earned his Bachelor of Arts degree Mary and her husband, Jeff, have one son. from the University of Wisconsin in 1983. He Evan. 2. earned his Masters degree in Educational Administration from the UW in August 1988. JOEL MATURI Jim and his wife, Cindy, have one Assistant Athletic Director daughter, Ashley, born on September 1. Facilities and Events

Joel Maturi was named Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities and Events for the University of Wisconsin Athletic Department in December of 1986. He assumed his duties in March of 1987. Maturi, 43, is a 1967 graduate of Notre Dame where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. The Chisholm, GORDON ST 10DDARD Minnesota native received his Master's Coordinator of Athletic degree from UW-Piattevi lle in 1985 in Curriculum Training Educational Professional Development. DENNIS SEMRAU He began his professional career at Gordon Stoddard is in his 20th year with Sports Information Assistant Madison's Edgewood High School in 1968 in the University of Wisconsin athletic training the Social Studies Department. During his staff. The coordinator of athletic training cur­ In his fifth year with the Sports News distinguished career there, he successfully riculum at Wisconsin since 1985, he is also in Service, Dennis Sem rau is the UW's Sports coached the school's track (1969), baseball his fifth season as the head baseball trainer. Information Assistant in charge of baseball. (1970-72), football (1972-81 ) and basketball He is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Dennis also handles publicity duties for the (1971 -86) teams, earning Madison's " Coach of Association (NATA). men's basketball, track and field and cross the Year " award seven times. He also took six He was inducted into the Wisconsin country prog rams. He also assists with other of his Edgewood basketball teams to the Athletic Trainers Association Hall of Fame on varsity sports at the UW. His 1988 baseball WISAA State Tournament. March 8, 1989. brochure was judged " Best In The Nation" by In 1976, Maturi became Edgewood's Dean A native of Cedar Flapids. Iowa, Gordon the Collegiate Baseball Writers Association of Students, serving in that capacity until 1984 earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Physi­ and the College Sports Information Directors when he was named Associate Principal of the cal Education from Mountain College in of America (CoSIDA). He has also been school. Billings, Montana in 1958. He received a honored by CoSIDA for his cross country and Joel and his wife, Lois, are the parents of Masters degree in Education from Kent State wrestling brochures. three children - Mark, 12, Kate, 10, and Anne, 8. University in 1965. He served four years on active duty in the He was a graduate assistant at Kent State Navy. He also worked for radio stations in under Otho Davis, who is the head trainer with Jacksonville, Fla. and Madison and Milwau­ the NFL'S Philadelphia Eagles. Gordon then kee, Wis. in sales, announci ng and spent four years as head trainer at Central promotions. Michigan University bE!Iore coming to Dennis earned his Bachelor of Arts degree Wisconsin in 1969. in Journalism from the University of Wisconsin Stoddard served as Wisconsin's head in 1986. He earned a Masters degree in Edu­ trainer for 16 years before taking over as the cational Administration/Sports Administration, coordinator of the athletic training curriculum from the UW, in 1988 and is currently working in 1985. on a doctorate in Sports Administration. Gordon and his wife, Vernie Mae. are the Dennis and his wife, Karin, reside in Mid­ MARY WEAVER-KLEES parents of three daughters. dleton. She is the Art and Creative Director for Assisting Gordie is student trainer Tim Russell Advertising and Marketing, Inc. in Student Personnel Services Jesslck. Madison. A native of Madison, Mary joined the Uni­ versity of Wisconsin Athletic Department in 1983. Her direct responsibilities with the Bad­ SUPPORT ger baseball team include academic advising and career counseling. STAFF Her duties in the UW Athletic Department include academic, personal and career coun­ seling for 1,000 University of Wisconsin stu­ dent-athletes. She also coordinates the staffing NANCY EIFERT and administering of the Micro Computer Cen­ ter for student-athletes. Baseball Secretary Weaver-Kiees earned a Bachelor of JIM HYNE Science degree in Psychology in 1977 from the Strength & Conditioning Coach University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. She earned a Master's degree in Counseling and Assistant strength coach Jim Hyne is Guidance in 1983 from the University of responsible for the Universi ty of Wisconsin Wisconsin-Madison. baseball strength and conditioning program. While pursuing her Master's degree. Mary Jim has been associa ted with the UW strength was a Teaching Assistant in th e School of Edu­ program for the past six years. He is certified cation's Counseling Psychology and Counselor by and extensively involved in the National JEFF ERBRECHT Education Department from (1 982-83). She also Strength and Conditioning Association. Head Groundskeeper

6 ACADENIIC STAFF

"The goal of our staff is to provide an atmosphere in which each young man or woman can develop fully - as a person, as a student and as an athlete." Academic excellence is emphasized at Wisconsin. Much of the credit for the impres­ sive academic record behind many Wisconsin athletes must be given to the counseling sys­ tem available to the student-athletes. Three full-time staff members - Assistant Athletic Director Dr. Diane Johnson and coun­ selors Alan Zussman and Mary Weaver - conduct the Wisconsin Student Affairs program offered. A total of 1,025 men and women stu­ dent-athletes were registered for the 1988-89 fall semester. As former members of the academic dean's office, Alan and Diane have a comprehensive understanding of academics at Wisconsin and a permanent line of communi­ cation with all Un iversity departments. For those athletes w ho do request assis­ tance, Diane, Alan and Mary off er counseling sessions on a one-to-one basis at a time ap­ propriate for the athlete. Wisconsin athletes are encouraged to be degree-oriented while allowing for the flexibility to explore different areas. The counseling staff takes a personal approach to each athlete in determining his or her individual needs, personal or academic.

THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - ACADENIIC EXCELLENC:E

The 1987-88 school year proved to be an­ other in a long line of success for Univers ity of Wisconsin athletes in the classroom. • Don Davey (football) earned GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-American first team honors. • Tom Senn (men's swimming) was voted to the second GTE/CoSIDA Academic All­ American At-Large team. Of the 1,042 men and women student­ athletes - representing 25 sports - registered, 323 (31 %) recorded a B (3.00 on a 4.00 scale) or better. A total of 98 student-athletes were named to Dean's lists in their respective colleges. Five athletes achieved a 4.00 GPA, or straight A's - Craig Brown (baseball), Robert Waite (men's tennis), and James Almquist, Je­ rome Ebert and John Hill (men's crew). This marked the 13th consecutive semester at the UW that at least 31 % of the school's student-ath letes achieved such excellent I~ • ,.. classroom results. Fo rty-four male student-athletes at the Uni­ versity of Wisconsin - including Craig Brown, Mike Noelke, Tim Roman and Jim Wilson on the baseball team - earned Big Ten All­ Academic honors in 1987-88 along with 34 fe­ male student-athletes. Since 1979, seven University athletes have received the pretigious NCAA post-graduate scholarship award - an achievement unparal­ leled among Division I institutions.

7 HEAD COACH baseball coach, an assistant football and Wisconsin and Illinois Baseball Coaches basketball coach, and taught mathemat­ Associations. ics and physical education. In 1969, he During his five years as the Badgers' led Hi ghland Park to the semi-finals of head coach, Land has been a central STEVE the Illinois State High School Baseball figure in the improvement of the baseball Tournament program . He is respected among his Steve came to Wisconsin in 1970 as an peers for his field coaching and his assistant to Head Coach Tom Meyer. He ability to field competitive teams. LAND also continued his studies in physical ed­ His willingness to promote the ucation with an emphasis on administra­ program has also been successful, tion until 1973. especially in the growth of the annual Wh ile an assistant, Land helped coach Badger-Brewer Banquet. Land has Badger squads that toured Germany, shown the ability to successfully unite the Holland and Italy in 1978 and Alaska in program's support groups. He has the 1980. He also coached the Swedish na­ support of former basebal l "W" award­ tional team in Barcelona, Spain during winners, the state's high school coaches, the 1973 championships. He later worked professional scouts and the team's as a coach and clinician for the Swedish booster organizations- the Club Baseball team during the summer Benchwarmers and the Dugout Club. of 1978. Steve has taught mathematics at Land was named the 1986 College Madison's Memorial and currently West Coach of th•e Year by the Wisconsin High High Schools for the past 16 years. He School Bas,eball Coaches Association. He resides in Madison with his wife , Phyllis, is a membe·r of the American Association and his 20-year-old twin sons, Peter and of College Baseball Coaches, and the Michael. COACI-1 LAND'S CAREER RECORD OVERALL CONFERENCE Year School w L T PCT W L T PCT 1984 Wisconsin 25 25 1 .500 6 7 1 .464 1985 Wisconsin 28 25 2 .527 3 13 0 .188 1986 Wisconsin 35 22 0 .614 10 6 0 .625 1987 Wisconsin 28 24 0 .538 5 11 0 .313 1988 Wisconsin 28 27 0 .509 Entering his sixth season as head 15 13 0 .536 coach of the University of Wisconsin Totals 144 123 3 .539 39 50 .439 baseball team is Steve Land. He was named as the Badgers' head coach in July, 1983 after serving as a Badger as­ sistant since 1970. Land is looking for his 1989 squad to improve on last season's 28-27 mark. A 46-year-o ld native of DeKalb, Il l., he guided the 1986 club to a school-record 35 victories and its first post-season ap­ pearance since 1950. Steve has posted a record of 144-123-3 in his five years at Wisconsin. Only Dynie Mansfield (441-352-5) and Tom Meyer (279-276-2) have coached the Badgers to more victories. An all-round sports fan, Steve gradu­ ated from DeKalb High School where he earned all-conference honors in baseball four times and twice each in football and basketball. He graduated from Northern Il linois in 1964 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education. He earned his Masters in Education from Northern Illi­ nois in 1965. At NIU , he continued his baseball prowess, hitti ng over .300 three times. As a seni or, he was the Illinois Intercollegi­ ate Athletic Conference's second leading hitter with a .350 average. Steve also played two years of football at NIU. Following graduation, Land became an assistant coach at Northern Illinois in 1965. He then moved on to Highland Park, Ill. High School where he was head

8 ASSISTANT ASSISrANT ASSISTANT COACH COAC:H COACH DARYL FUCHS SCOTTSABO BOBECKL

Beginning his fifth year as a full-time assis­ Scott Saba is in his second season as an Bob Eckl is in his first year as an assistant tant is Daryl Fuchs (pronounced fox). Daryl's assistant coach at Wisconsin. His primary re­ coach at Wisconsin. His responsibilities responsibilities include working with the sponsibility will be working with the pitching include assisting pitching coach Scott Saba hitters and the . recruiting and fund staff. and administrative duties. He will also handle raising. Saba is also an assistant coach with the coaching duties at first base. A native of Evansville, Wis., Fuchs earned University of Wisconsin hockey program. He Eckl earned four " W" awards as a pitcher four major " W"s at Wisconsin as a catcher. served as the powerplay and forwards coach at the University of Wisconsin from 1985 to After graduating in 1974 with a Bachelor's de­ for the Varsity Fleserve team during the 1987- 1988. He etched his name in the UW record gree in Education, he returned to Evansville 88 and 1988-89 seasons. book in 1985 when he hurled a no-hitter for his w here he taught elementary school physical Saba earned three " W" awards as a first collegiate win in an 18-0 rout of Concordia education. pitcher at the University of Wisconsin from College (Wis.). He ended his UW career with a At Evansville High School, he was also the 1982 to 1984. In 1982, he posted a 2.32 earned 3-2 record and a 5.59 earned run average. head baseball coach and assisted with the run average and earned all-Big Ten honors. A native of Barrington, Illinois, Bob is basketball and fo0tball teams. In 1980, Daryl He was drafted by the Oakland A's in 1984 and scheduled to graduate in May with a degree in joi ned the University of Wisconsin baseball also played in tile ' Construction Administration. program as a part-time assistant coach. In organization. Bob graduated from Barrington High 1984, he became the Badgers' full-time assis­ Originally from Thief River Falls, Minn., school where he lettered in baseball and bas­ tant coach. Saba was a four-time "W" award-winner as a ketball. He captained the 1984 conference Fuchs, 37, is a member of the American forward in hockey at the UW. He played on two champion basketball squad. Association of College Baseball Coaches and NCAA national c hampionship teams and one Bob's father, Robert, Sr., played for Wis­ the Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association. NCAA runner-up. consin as an infielder and lettered in 1963. A member of the All-State Baseball Team He is currently completing an undergradu­ of the Wisconsin State Amateur Baseball Tour­ ate degree in Physical Education at Wisconsin. nament five times between 1970-79, Daryl also made the all-tournament team of the Regional Amateur National Tournament in 1973. Fuchs earned 10 athletic high school letters at Evansville High School in basketball, foot­ SUP~ORT STAFF ball and baseball. He was the baseball team's MVP as a senior. Upon completing high school he was drafted by the Oakland A's in the June, 1970 baseball draft. Daryl has been instrumental in the contin­ ued growth of the Badgers ' support groups in­ cluding the Dug- Club and the Bench­ warmers. He organizes the annual alumni game and has been a key figure in the contin­ ued success of the annual Badger-Brewer banquet. A die-hard Braves fan, Daryl is an avid baseball card collector and hunting enthusiast. He has two sons - Aaron. 8, and Tom, 6.

Equipment Grew: (L toR) Todd Meyer, Bill Losby, Head Equipment Manager Harold Anac:ker and Rollie Clary. 9 BADGER PROFILES

All-Star Baseball game ... Also played in the 1987 Wi sconsin Coaches all-star basketball game . .. Posted an 11-1 record for 1986 Le­ gion State Champs . .. High school coach was Paul Ausman. Personal: Born 11/29/68 in Eau Claire. Wisconsin .. . Parents are Dennis and Carol Blang . . . Majoring in Civil Engineering .. Graduated sixth in his high school class . .. Made the honor roll all four years . . . Hobbies - fishing, golf and tennis .. . Favorite Pro Baseball Playe r - . ERIC PITCHING TODD BECKERMAN* Year G GS CG GF SA IP W l H R ER BB SO ERA 7 1988 6 0 0 3 0 13.00 0 I 15 17 11 12 6 7.62 47 BORCHARDT* * IF-OF, 6-0, 175 RHP, 5-11, 180, Senior Junior/Sophomore bats and throws right bats and throws right Fond du Lac, Wis. (Laconia) Marina Del Rey, Calif. (Pacific Palisades) Will challenge for role as bu llpen ace. 1988 Season: Retired three of four batters Expected to see playing time as a reserve to earn first Big Ten career in 7-3 win infielder and outfielder. over Northwestern ... Pitched one in 1988 Season: Ripped career-best three hits 27-3 win over Concordia (Wis.) and struck out in first UW start in the outfield in 6-5 loss to St. the side ... Allowed one earned run in five­ Francis ... Ripped a double in his only inning relief appearance against St. Francis in 12-0 win over Iowa. ... Led team with nine games finished. Prep: Three-year letterwinner as a pitcher, 1987 Season: Pitched out of a bases loaded infielder and outfielder ... Earned All-Bay MIIKE jam to earn first career d ecision in 8-5 win Area honors as a junior and senior .. . Played over Southwest Missouri State during Spring in the 1986 LA City-CIF all-star game .. . Prep 15&LASKOWSKI*** trip ... Earned first career save in 8-4 victory coach was Jerry Marvin. C, 6-2, 185, Senior over Chicago State ... Led team in appear­ Personal: Born 4/9/68 in Los Angeles, bats and throws right ances and in games finished. 1986 Season: Practiced with the team but California ... Parents are Barry and Nancy Tempe, Ariz. (Wausau, Wis. West) Beckerman . . . Enrolled in College of Letters didn't compete during the season. & Science . .. Favorite TV show - Cheers . . . Expected to see reserve action . . . Has an 1985 Season: Was red-shirted during his Favorite Pro Baseball Player - . . . outstanding throwing arm . . . Runs well and freshman season. Favorite Pro Sports Teams- Los Angeles has good hands. Prep: Earned team " MVP" and all-confer­ Dodgers and Los Angeles Lakers. 1988 Season: Started both games of a ence honors as a sophomore. junior and se­ twinbill at Bradley . .. Was 2x4 with one RB I nior . .. Captained team his senior season . HITIING High school coach was Richard Propson. Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVE SB-A SH SF BB SO against the Braves . . . Also saw limited action Personal: Born 7/28/66 on the Philippine 1988 13 21 7 9 I 0 0 2 .429 0·0 0 0 3 in the outfield and as a pinch runner. 1987 Season: Had a pair of singles in 7-4 Is lands . .. Parents are John and Sharon loss to Illinois .. . Drove in two runs with a Borchardt . . . Majoring in Recreation double against UW-Piatteville. Resource Management . .. Hobby - hunting 1986 Season: Appeared in 20 games. pri­ . . . Favorite TV show - ALF ... Favorite marily as a reserve . .. Drove in winning run Musical Artist - Williams, Jr. in 2- 1 triumph over Valparaiso . . . Threw out PITCHING two baserunners in fi ve attempts in Big Ten Year G GS CG GF SA IP w l H R ER BB SO ERA action. 1987 15 0 0 11 18.67 I 0 28 14 11 7 11 5.30 1985 Season: Sat out the season when he 1988 13 0 9 26.33 0 2 31 18 17 9 19 5.8 1 attended UW-Marathon .. . Drafted by the Kan­ Career 28 0 20 3 45.00 1 2 59 32 28 16 30 560 sas City Royals in June 1984 free agent draft (22nd round). Prep: Earned all-conference honors at catcher as a junior and senior . . . Started for DARIN undefeated conference champions in 1983 . . . All-state honorable mention and team " MVP" 29SLANG* in 1983 . . . High school coach was Peter RHP, 6-3, 190, Sophomore Sus ens. bats and throws right Personal: Born 3124166 in Wausau. Wiscon­ sin . . . Parents are> John and Barbara Blas­ Eau Claire, Wis. (Regis) kowski ... Majorin g in Economics ... Com­ Could see action as a starter or in long peted for Avenue Bar summer baseball team relief. the past two seasons ... Favorite Baseball 1988 Season: Appeared in six games and Player - . . . Enjoys skiing and finished three . . . Pitched 1 1/3 of fishing. shutout relief in 4-2 victory over Illinois­ HITIING Chicago. Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVE SB·A SH SF BB SO Prep: Earned all-city and all-conference 1986 20 48 2 11 2 0 0 3 .229 Q- 1 0 0 6 9 honors in baseball. football and basketball in 1987 11 3 1 0 0 4 .273 o-oo 0 0 3 1988 6 2 0 0 0 333 Q-0 0 I 1987 . .. Hit .422 in Legion ball in 1987 . .. Career 33 65 4 16 ~I 0 0 .246 Q-1 0 I 7 14 Also posted a 1.00 ERA with 27 in 27 . .. Captained the West squad at the 1987 Wi sconsin Coaches Association

10 i CRAIG JOHN DENNIS 12 BROWN*** 16BV'CE*** 5 CAMPION*** C, 6-1, 215, Senior OF, 6-0, 190, Senior 28-SS, 5-10, 165, Senior bats and throws right bats and throws right bats left and throws right Madison, Wis. (West) Madison, Wis. (Memorial) Janesville, Wis. (Milton) A candidate for all-Big Ten and all-Midwest Projected as starting left-fielder . . . Candi­ Expected to start at second base .. . A honors .. . Also a candidate for Academic All­ date for all-Big Ten honors ... Has great competitive player ... Has a strong arm and America honors .. . Team captain for the sec­ competitive spirit . . . A proven Big Ten hit­ makes good contact with the bat .. . The ond consecutive season ... Strengths include ter ... Has outstanding speed and good team's most versatile infielder ... Could also his handling of the pitching staff and a strong hands. see action at shortstop and third base. throwing arm . .. Hits with power and has an 1988 Season: Missed the first 17 games 1988 Season: Had three hits and scored excellent attitude. while he was with the Badgers' WCHA cham­ two runs in 6-4 win at Duke ... Also had three 1988 Season: Earned third-team all-Big Ten pionship hockey team ... Hit .350 in his fi rst hits in 11-9 loss to Connecticut ... Was 4x7 honors . .. Hit .280 in Big Ten play with three 12 games with the team with two triples and 11 with a pair of RBI in twin bill sweep of Illinois­ home runs and 12 runs batted in ... Threw out RBI .. . Was 6x10 with eight runs scored and Chicago. 20 of 44 baserunners in Big Ten play (45.5%) six RBI in twinbill sweep of Concordia (Wis.) 1987 Season: Opened season with career­ .. . Posted career highs in home runs and RBI . .. Was 5x 10 in four-game series with Iowa high nine-game ... Drove in .. . Played in 54 of Wisconsin's 55 games and ... Singled in winning run in bottom of the three runs in 14-6 win over New Mexico-High­ had a of .981 .. . Was 6x10 seventh to defeai the Hawkeyes 2-1. lands ... Began the season as the starter at with seven RBI in twinbill vs Connecticut ... 1987 Season: Earned fi rst-team all-Big Ten third base. Had four hits and four RBI in 21-4 opening win honors as designated hitter ... Tied for 14th in 1986 Season: Hit .282 in 20 games as a over the Huskies ... Was 4x10 with two game­ the conference in hitting (.333) ... Hit .562 with freshman .. . Scored four runs in 15-1 win winning hits and three RBI in four-game series 12 runs and 16 RBI in the season's final nine over . with Illinois ... Ripped a two-run in games ... Had school record nine consecutive Prep: Team MVP in baseball his fresh- the bottom of the seventh in a 2-1 win over hils . .. Finished the Big Ten season with a man and senior seasons .. . Also earned team Iowa. streak of eight consecutive hits, including a 4- " MVP" honors twice each in football and bas­ 1987 Season: Hit .324 in 12 starts in confer­ for-4 performance in the season finale vs. Iowa ketball ... Voted Milton's " Outstanding Ath­ ence play . .. Ripped his first career grand ... Was 8x8 in four-game series against Iowa lete" all four years of high school .. . Prep slam in 11-8 victory vs. Illinois-Chicago . . . . Hit his second career and had coach was Mike Lalor. Was second on team with five triples .. . six RBI against Carroll College. Personal: Born 12/1 6/66 in Janesville .. . Fielded a perfect 1.000 in Big Ten play in 61 1986 Season: Appeared in 28 games as a Mother is Helen Campion . .. Majoring in total chances. freshman at second base, third base and in History . . . Hobbies - golf and basketball . . . 1986 Season: Saw action as an outfielder, the outfield . .. Ripped his first Big Ten hit- a Favorite Baseball Player - . designated hitter and catcher . .. His seventh­ grandslam - to key a 9-6 come-from-behind HITIING inning, two-out single drove in two runs to key win vs. Illinois . . . Drove in eight runs in n ine Year G AB R H 28 38 HR RBI AVE SB·A SH SF BB SO Badger comeback in Illinois' series opener. games in Big Ten play .. . Was 2x3 w ith a two­ 1986 20 39 12 11 2 0 0 5 .282 6 . 7 0 0 9 6 1985 Season: Was red-shirted after the run homer in 10-4 win over Iowa. 1987 27 63 13 20 0 2 0 9 .317 4 . 4 0 1 14 10 1988 36 79 18 19 4 I 0 7 .241 2 • 5 2 0 11 17 Badgers' Spring trip. Prep: Leading scorer on undefeated state Career 83 181 43 50 6 3 0 21 .276 12·16 2 1 34 33 Prep: Team captain in 1983 and 1984. Was hockey champions in 1985 ... Selected in 11th all-city MVP in 1983 and all-conference .. . All­ rou nd of the NHL draft by the city in 1982 and second team all-conference .. All-state in hockey as a senior ... Al l­ ... All-city and second team all-conference in conference and all-city his senior year in foot- basketball . .. Captained team his senior year ball, hockey and baseball . . . 1987 American . . High school coach was Tim Goldsworthy. Legion team won State title ... Prep baseball Personal: Born 11/ 15/65 in Greensboro, coach was Tom Bennett. North Carolina .. . Parents are Lou and Pansy Personal: Born 8/9/67 in Madison. Wiscon- Brown .. . Majoring in Behavioral Science and sin . . . Parents are Ken and Jan Byce . . . Law ... Earned 1987 and 1988 All-Big Ten All- Majoring in Busi ness - Management . . . Also Academic honors .. . 1987-88 Athletic Board a key member on Wisconsin's hockey team Scholar . . . Was a student member of the UW . .. Lettered the past three seasons as a for- Athletic Board during the 1987-88 academic ward ... Was a lri-caplain on the 1988-89 year .. . Made the Dean's List during the squad .. . Earned 1987 WCHA All-Academic second semester of the 1987-88 academic year honors ... Hobby - golf . .. Favorite Pro after earning a perfect 4.0 grade-point-average Baseball Player - . · .. Hobby - golf ... Favorite Baseball Team - . HITIING Year G AB R H 2B 38 HR RBI AVE SB·A SH SF BB SO HITIING 1986 28 68 20 18 2 3 14 .265 3 • 4 1 1 11 15 Yoor G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVE SB·A SH SF BB SO 1987 44 139 27 42 5 38 .302 10-11 2 10 12 S~nlor Dennis Campion has his 1985 5 7 2 1 0 0 0 0 143 ().1 0 0 1 1988 38 124 25 33 5 18 .266 7 • 8 3 5 16 eye on an Infield starling assignment 1986 50149 25 40 10 1 24 .268 I· I 2 2 24 51 Career 110331 72 93 12 5 10 70 281 20·23 6 4 26 43 1987 35 97 21 30 3 5 16 .309 1·1 I I 20 16 In '89. 1988 54 182 27 51 10 0 33 280 1·2 0 I 9 35 Career 144 435 75 122 23 6 12 73 280 3·5 3 4 54 105

11 BADGER PROFILES

win at North Carolina State ... Allowed fou r hits in five innings in 4-2 win over Illinois­ Chicago. 1987 Season: Decided to concentrate on his studies and was red-shirted. 1986 Season: Limited to one start against Notre Dame. 1985 Season: Hurled 4 1/3 innings of shutout relief against St. Norbert's College and picked up his fi rst collegiate win. Prep: Earned all-conference honors . . . Threw three consecutive no-hitters against the same team ... Prep coach was Monte Bauer. SCOTT RIC:K Personal: Born 2/9/66 in Richland Center, 18CEPICKY*** 1 DC)BROWSKI* Wisconsin ... Parents are Brad and Betty Doudna . .. Majoring in Economics . .. RF-1 B, 6-4, 220, Senior OF, 5-9, HiS, Senior/Junior Hobby- Playing cards .. . Favorite Pro Base­ bats left and throws right bats and throws right ball Player- Dan Pl esac . St. Louis, Mo. (Vianney) Chicago, Ill. (Weber) PITCHING Year G GS CG GF SA IP W L H R ER BB SO ERA A candidate for All-America honors .. . The Adds speed to the Badgers' lineup. 1985 5 2 0 1 0 13.33 1 1614 11 18 8 7.43 Badgers' starting right-fielder ... Could also 1988 Season: Saw action as a starter in the 1986 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 3 3 1 0 - - 1988 0 2 1 15.00 1 2 16 11 8 12 10 4.80 see action at first base ... Owns school outfield and at designated hitter ... Had three Career 14 5 0 3 I 28.33 2 3 34 28 22 31 18 6.99 records in career home runs, career runs bat­ hits, including a home run, in his first career ted in and single-season home runs. start ... Was 3x3 and sent game to extra 1988 Season: Earned first team all-Big Ten innings with a run-scoring single in 5-4 win at honors ... Earned team's " Most Valuable Purdue ... Had two hits, including a , Player" and "Most Valuable Hitter" awards and three RBI in 12-0 win over Iowa. . . . Led team in hitting, hits, home runs, RBI, 1987 Season: Cracked his first collegiate and (.731) . . . hit- a two-run home run - vs. UW-Piatteville Hit .500 (28-for-56) with runners in scoring po­ . .. Made fi rst collegiate start against Illinois­ sition in all games ... Had tour hits and five Chicago and ripped two doubles in four at bats. RBI in 21-4 win over Connecticut ... Ripped 1986 Season: Redshirted his freshman sea­ four hits and drove in four runs in 15-8 win at son after joining the team as a walk-on. Wake Forest . . . Slammed game-winning two­ Prep: Eamed all-conference and second run homer in 4-2 win over Indiana ... Drilled a team all-stal:e honors in 1984 .. . All-tourna­ three-run home run to break school career ment selection at the NABF World Series . .. record in 6-5 loss at Bradley ... Hit .357 with Played all three outfield positions in 1984 Illi­ MARCUS three home runs and eight RBI in tour-game nois-Michigan All-Star Game in HAMILTON** series at Michigan. .. . Prep baseball coach was Mike Scholastico. 6 1987 Season: Had three hits, including a Personal: Born 11/2/66 in Chicago, Illinois RHP, 6-2, 175 pair of triples, and four RBI in 16-6 win over ... Parents are Chester and Sandy Dobrowski Junior/Sophomore New Mexico State .. . Was 4x5 with four RBI in . . . Majorin~J in Recreation Resource Manage­ bats and throws right 10-1 win at St. Francis . .. Led team with 26 ment ... Has made the Dean's List th ree Malibu, Calif. (Brentwood) walks .. . Was second on team in home runs. times- 1985-86 first semester, 1987-88 second 1986 Season: Shared UW "' Rookie of the semester and 1988-89 first semester . .. Expected to contribute in the starting rota­ Year" honors ... Named to Big Ten All-Tour- Hobby- fishing . . . Favorite Pro Baseball tion . .. Candidate for Academic All-America nament team .. . Hit two home runs in 14-10 Player- . . . honors ... Is healthy after being plagued by play-off win over Purdue .. . Leading hitter illness and injury his fi rst two years with the HITTING during the play-offs with a .615 average .. . Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVE SB-A SH SF BB SO program. Led team in home runs and slugging percent- 1987 5 8 2 4 3 0 1 3 .500 0-0 0 0 0 1 1988 Season: Allowed one hit and struck age (.603) ... Launched a home run in 10-4 1988 41102 13 26 3 I 1 11 .255 2-3 2 0 11 19 out four in two innings in UW 6-5 loss at Brad ley. win at Iowa . .. Ripped a grandslam at Notre Career 46110 15 30 6 1 2 14 .273 2-3 2 0 11 20 1987 Season: Was sidelined after the Dame to clinch a 9-7 victory. spring trip because of mononucleosis ... Prep: Lettered twice in baseball as a Posted 2-0 mark and 0.93 ERA in three appear­ catcher .. . Named " MVP" on his American ances . .. Allowed only two hits in four inn ings Legion team .. . Hit .536 to lead 10th District in 16-6 win over New Mexico State . . . . Prep coach was Jerry Beckmann. Prep: Four-year letterwinner in baseball Personal: Born 7/29/66 in St. Louis, Mis­ . . . All-California Interscholastic Federation souri . . . Parents are Leonard and Zandra selection in 1986 . . . Also p layed in 1986 CIF­ Cepicky . .. Majoring in History . . . Was a LA City All-Star Game .. . Three-time all­ four-year starter as a for the UW foot­ league selection . . . Team's Most Valuable ball team ... Honorable mention all-Big Ten Player in 1985 and 1986 .. . Tossed a no-hitter in 1985 and 1986 ... Holds UW career records in his first high school pitching appearance ... for number of punts and yardage ... Dubbed Also lettered in basketball. the " Free Spirit of St. Louis" during 1986 Personal: Born 2/21 /68 in Los Angeles, Cal- baseball season ... Works as a disc jockey in BRIAN ifornia .. . Parents are Darrell and Sandra the off-season ... Hobbies - Hunting and lis- Hamilton . .. Majoring in Behavioral Science tening to music. 10DOUDNA** and Law .. . Made the Dean's List during the HITTING LHP, 6-5, ·195, Senior first semester of the 1987-88 academic year Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVE SB·A SH SF BB SO ... Hobbies- skiing, playing the guitar and bats and throws left 1986 49 136 37 49 10 1 7 44 360 4-6 0 I 3 1 16 collecting baseball cards ... Favorite Pro 1987 49 158 33 50 8 2 7 34 .3 16 3-3 0 1 26 19 Richland Center, Wis. Baseball Player- . 1988 48 160 33 62 8 4 13 55 .387 3-4 0 2 17 29 PITCHING Career 146 454 103 16 1 26 7 27 133 355 10-13 0 4 74 Could se•e action in short and long relief. 64 Year G GS CG GF SA IP W L H R ER BB SO ERA 1988 Season: Ea rned first career save in 6- 1987 3 0 0 I 0 9.67 2 0 5 5 1 7 8 0.93 4 win at Duke . .. Allowed only three hits in 3 1988 2 I 0 0 0 7.00 0 0 7 8 6 9 4 7.7 1 2/3 innings in Badgers come-from-behind 12-9 Career 5 1 0 1 0 16.67 2 0 12 13 7 16 12 3 78 12 ------

J ERIC RODNEY 27 LIEBENSTEIN**** 2a;~~~GH * 13MYERS* 38, 6-4, 21 0, Senior RHP, 6-3, 218 RHP-OF, 6-1, 190, Sophomore bats and throws right bats and throws right bats and throws right Janesville, Wis. (Craig) High Point, N.C. Rockford, Ill. (East) (Mishawaka Marian, Ind.) Projected as the starting thi rd baseman .. . A main contender for a spot in the starting Could also see action on the mound as a short Could contribute as a spot starter or in rotation .. . A good competitor .. . Could also reliever ... Has great hands, size and power long relief. see action in the outfield and at designated . . . A fierce competitor who hates to lose. 1988 Season: Started and tossed five in­ hitter ... Can hit for power . 1988 Season: Blasted a two-run home run nings in his collegiate debut to earn win in 21- 1988 Season: Earned fi rst decision at the for the game-winner in 5-4 w in at Purdue ... 4 rout of Connecticut ... Earned first career UW in 21-6 win over Concordia (Wis.) . _ . Missed final 36 games after fracturing his left save in 4-2 w in over Illinois-Ch icago. Tossed three shutout innings and struck out wrist during Big Ten opening weekend seri es Prep: Four-year letterwinner in baseball six in relief role against St. Francis. against Indiana. . . . Winning pitcher in first game of 1987 re­ Prep: Four-year letterwinner in baseball 1987 Season: Battled his way into the start­ gionals .. . Struc: k out 13, including seven in a .. . Earned 1987 all-state honors as a short­ ing lineup at first base . . . Finished second on row . .. Team won 1987 state championship stop ... All-area and all-conference selection the club in hitting ... Ripped eight doubles in . .. Earned team " MVP" honors in baseball as a junior and senior in baseball and football 94 plate appearances .. . Hit .469 (15-for-32) and football as a. senior . .. Also baseball . .. Hit team-high .494 in 1987 . . . Also had with 12 RBI in his last nine games . . . Had team " MVP" in '1 985 . . . Earned all-sectional seven home runs, 28 RBI and 20 stolen bases four hits in nightcap vs. Illinois-Chicago . . . baseball honors three times ... Member of in 20 attempts . . . Had 1.29 ERA with 28 strike­ Had five RB I vs. Carroll College . .. Ri pped 1987 Indiana Nor th All-Star team . .. High outs in 14 innings ... Played in the 1987 Illi­ three hits, including two doubles and a home school coach wa.s Joe Hardman. nois' East-West All-Star Game . . . Also let­ run, and drove in four runs vs. UW-Stevens Personal: Born 1/15/69 in Charlotte, North tered in basketball . . . High school coach was Point ... Threw a three-hitter at Notre Dame. Carolina ... Parents are James and Sharon Pete Cassioppi. 1986 Season: Redshirted after suffering a Lynch ... Majoring in Agricutural Business Personal: Born 6/26/69 in Rockford, Illinois leg injury ... Allowed one run and six hits in Management ... Graduated with honors in . . . Parents are Robert and Rita Myers . .. seven innings in 9-2 victory over Southern high school . .. Hobbies - fishing and golf . . . Majoring in Ag ricultural Economics . .. Hob­ Illinois. Favorite Pro Baseball Player - . bies - Rest and relaxation. 1985 Season: Limited to 20 innings because PITCHING PITCHING of injury ... Was 3-1 with 12 strikeouts and a Year G GS CG GF SA IP W L H R ER BB SO ERA Year G GS CG GF SA IP W L H R ER 88 SO ERA 3.15 ERA ... Saw action at first and third base 1988 4 2 0 2 1 11.67 1 0 15 10 8 7 9 6. 17 1988 7 1 0 4 0 16.33 1 0 21 19 17 18 18 9.36 ... Hit first collegiate home run in 12-2 win over Ripon College ... Earned All-Tourna­ HITTING Year G A8 R H 28 38 HR RBI AVE 58-A SH SF 8 8 SO ment honors at Stetson Invitational ... Tossed a 2-0 one-hitter against Stetson. 1988 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 Prep: Winning pitcher and was 3x4 in 1984 state title game ... Also member of 1983 state baseball champs ... Named to all-state squad in 1983 and 1984 ... Earned all-state basket- ball honors in 1984, when team was state runner-up ... Also lettered in football ... Prep baseball coach was . Personal: Born 6/21/65 in Stevens Point, Wisconsin . .. Parents are Mike and Jewel Llebenstein . . Majoring in Recreation Re­ sou;ce Management ... Hobbies - hunting, fl sh1ng and riding motorcycles . .. Favorite Pro Baseball Player- . .. Favorite Musical Group - AC DC.

HITTING Yaar G AB R H 28 38 HR RBI AVE 58-A SH SF 88 SO 1985 20 57 10 11 2 0 10 193 1-1 0 1 10 1986 4 9 0 2 0 0 0 .222 0-0 0 .. 1987 0 2 31 79 18 29 8 0 1 21 367 2-2 0 1 11 11 1988 19 72 14 19 2 0 11 .264 0-0 0 1 5 13 Career 74 217 42 61 12 0 42 281 3-3 0 3 28 29 PITCHING Year G GS CG GF SA IP W L H R ER BB SO ERA 1985 4 4 0 0 20.0 3 1 19 9 7 9 12 3.15 1986 5 5 0 0 18 0 2 18 8 3 8 7 1.50 1987 8 7 1 0 29.0 3 28 2 1 20 23 24 6.21 Career 17 16 1 0 69 0 8 4 65 38 30 40 43 3.91

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ing ... Hobbies - golf, tennis and listening to music ... Favorite Pro Baseball Player- Clau­ dell Washington.

PITCHING Year G GS CG GF SA IP W L H R ER BB SO ERA 1986 11 7 0 0 0 38.67 2 53 34 18 24 23 4.19 1987 11 9 2 1 55.00 5 81 45 33 28 24 5.40 1988 8 1 3 0 17.67 1 0 22 17 13 8 11 6.62 Career 30 17 I 5 1 11 1.33 8 7 156 96 6460 58 5.17

LANCE :SCOTT 31 PAINTER*** 49IPELOWSKI*** LHP, 6-1, 192, Senior RHP, 5-11 , 175, Senior bats and throws left bats right and left/throws right , Wis. (Nicolet) Holmen, Wis. Expected to make the starting rotation ... Wi ll challenge for starting role in 1988 . .. A proven college pitcher ... Can effectively Could also see action in long relief .. . Has throw off-speed pitches for strikes .. . Coaches shown better command of his off-speed like his ability to challenge hitters and throw pitches ... Shows great composure and com­ PAUL strikes. petitiveness on the mound. 50 QUANTRILL** 1988 Season: Pitched four innings of 1988 Sea::;on: Pitched 4 2/3 innings of one­ shutout relief to earn decision in 1-0 win over hit relief to p ick up the win in 7-4 decision at RHP, 6-1 , 165, Junior St. Xavier. Michigan .. . Retired 18 of the 20 Wolverines bats and throws right 1987 Season: Allowed one run and six hits he fa ced. Cobourg, Ontario, Canada in eight innings vs. Northwestern . .. Tossed 1987 Sea:;on: Scattered seven hits in his first career shutout at Notre Dame .. . Limited first collegiate , a 9-2 win vs. Candidate for All-Big Ten honors ... One to six appearances because of injury. Notre Dame . .. Earned win in 8-4 decision of the top returning pitchers in the Big Ten ... 1986 Season: Led the Badgers with eight over Chicago State . .. Defeated Iowa 8-7 to The team's ace ... Proved he has the ability wins, the most by a Badger hurler since 1958 snap team's 10-game conference losing to compete as a Division 1 pitcher ...... Was a solid starter in Big Ten play .. . streak. Coaches like his competitiveness . Earned first Big Ten win with 4-1, three-hit ef­ 1986 Sea:son: Earned first collegiate win in 1988 Season: Earned the team's " Pitcher of fort at Northwestern ... Also displayed ability 15-6 triumph over Oregon State at the River­ the Year" and " Most Improved Player" to throw strikes in relief role ... Earned save side Baseball Invitational ... Earned first Big awards .. . Led the staff in all games in victo- in the Badgers' 14-10 play-off win over Purdue Ten win in 1:3 -3 victory over Iowa . ries and earned run average . .. Was second . . . Shared UW " Rookie-of-the-Year" award. Prep: Team's "MVP" three times ... Four- on the team in innings pitched ... Led the Prep: Leading hitter and pitcher for 1985 year all-Coulee Conference selection .. . 1985 team in victories (5), ERA (3.86) and innings WIAA Summer State Tournament Champions Conference " Player of the Year" ... Member pitched (44 1/3) in Big Ten play . . . Tossed six ... Team also won 1983 Braveland Confer­ of 1985 Wisconsin High School all-star squad complete games in seven conference starts ence title ... Earned all-conference honors in ... Also lettered in football, basketball and and allowed only nine walks ... Tossed six­ 1984 and 1985 ... Member of 1985 Wisconsin golf ... Baseball coach was Roger Foegen. hitter in 3-2 win over Northwestern ... Scat­ High School all-star squad .. . Pitched a per­ Personal: Born 12/31/66 in Ladysmith, Wis­ tered seven hits in 4-1 win over Illinois . .. fect game no-hitter at the 1985 state tourna­ consin ... Parents are Aaron and Jane Pelow­ Held Michigan to seven hits enroute to an 8-2 ment ... Also threw a no-hitter during the ski ... Majoring in Physical Education-Teach- complete game victory in Ann Arbor ... Also regular season, just missing a perfect game limited Iowa to four h its in a 2-1 victory. ... Lettered in football and golf . . . Prep 1987 Season: Earned team's " Rookie-of­ baseball coach was former Badger infielder the-Year" award ... Earned first collegiate Dick Huxtable. complete game with a three-hit, shutout vs. Personal: Born 7/21/67 in Bedford, England Bradley . .. Earned first save against UW- . .. Parents are William and Elizabeth Painter ... Struck out seven and allowed ... Majoring in History ... Hobbies- golf and only two hits in a four-inning stint against UW­ fi shing ... Favorite Pro Baseball Player- Joey Piatteville to earn his first career victory. Meyer ... Favorite Musical Group - Phil Prep: Was team's "MVP" in 1985 and 1986 Weber and the Metal heads. . . . All-league and all-area selection in 1986 ... Posted a 9-1 record and a 2.00 ERA with 87 PITCHING strikeouts in 66 innings in 1986 ... " MVP" of Year G GS CG GF SA IP W L H R ER BB SO ERA 1986 Central Michigan North-South All-Star 1986 16 11 2 4 2 640084 70 39 32 30 55 4.50 1987 6 6 2 0 0 36.67 1 2 41 13 13 21 18 3.19 Game ... Also lettered in hockey and wres- 1988 7 5 0 2 0 24.67 1 5 4 1 30 28 28 17 10.21 tling ... Prep coach was Larry Cockroft. Career 29 22 4 6 2 125.33 10 11 152 82 73 79 90 5.24 Personal: Born 11 /3/68 in London, Ontario ... Parents are John and Donna Quantrill ... Majoring in Business - Management ... Made the Dean's List during the first semester of the 1988-89 academic year ... Hobbies - Golf. hunting and fishing ... Favorite Pro Baseball Scon Pelowril will pro 'de Player - ... Favorite Musical Group- R.E.M .... Drafted by the Los Angeles lest»rshlp for • youiJfl Itching Dodgers in the 1986 free agent draft . .. slllff. Nicknamed " Hobbs" as in " The Natural" .

PITCHING Year G GS CG GF SA IP W L H R ER BB SO ER A 1987 11 5 7 1 34.67 3 3 44 27 27 9 29 7.01 1988 11 11 0 0 69.67 7 3 81 46 36 15 33 4.65 Career 22 16 8 7 I 104 33 10 6 125 73 63 24 62 5 43

14 Academic All-American team ... Has made the Dean's List twice at the UW- 1987-88 first semester and the first semester of the 1988-89 academic year ... His lather, " Red " Wilson, was an All-American catcher lor the Badgers in 1950 and later played for the ... Hobby- listening to music ... Favorite Pro Baseball Player - Alan Trammel.

HITTING Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVE SB·A SH SF BB SO 1988 50 146 28 45 9 2 7 31 .308 1-2 1 2 13 24 CAREY 20SADOWSKI** C, 6·1, 21 0, Junior bats and throws right Naperville, Ill. (Central) Listed as backup to starter Craig Brown . . Possesses a strong and accurate throwing arm and top-notch defensive skills. 1988 Season: Had three hits and two RBI in 15-8 win at Wake Forest . .. Hit first career home run in 6-4 loss to St. Xavier .. . Drew BRIAN three bases on balls in 21-6 win over Concor­ dia (Wis.). 22WOLFF** 1987 Season: Opened UW career with lour­ seman Jim Wilson hil .308 SS-28, 5-11 , 175, Junior game hitting streak .. . Ripped a pair of bats and throws right doubles in 11-8 loss to New Mexico. ven home runs to earn the Prep: All-conference selection in 1985 and rs' 1988 " Newcomer of the Granger, Ind. (Clay) 1986 .. . Co-captain his junior and senior sea- award. Returning starter at shortstop . .. Could sons .. . Hit .326 in 1986 with a fielding per- also see action at second base ... Makes the centage of .993 ... Has extensive summer I routine plays consistently . .. Great hands and baseball experience .. . Led Naperville Cen­ arm strength. tral to second place in the Chicago area sum­ 1988 Season: Hit three-run home run in 11- mer league tournament in 1984 ... Hit .500 lor 9 loss at Purdue . . . Was 3x3 with a two-run same team in 1985 ... High school coach was homer in 13-9 loss at Ohio State .. . Also hit a Bill Seiple. two-run homer in 16-7 win at Ohio State ... Personal: Born 12/20/67 in Oak Lawn, Illi­ Was 3x4 with a home run and five RBI in 27-3 nois ... Parents are Tony and Val Sadowski win over Concordia (Wis.) . . . . Majoring in Afro-American Studies ... 1987 Season: Started fou r games at short­ Hobby- playing the drums .. . Favorite Pro stop vs. Northwestern and handled 27 chances Baseball Player - Andre Dawson. without an . . . Had eight assists in the Also hit two home runs and had six RBI in a HmiNG Badgers' ten-inning, 2-1 victory over the Wild­ v• ., G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVE SB·A SH SF BB SO 27-3 victory over Concordia College (Wis.) . . . cats .. . Belted a three-run double vs. St. 1987 24 60 11 14 4 0 0 10 .233 0-1 0 2 15 14 Began season in the outfield and at desig­ Francis lor his fi rst collegiate hit ... Ripped 1988 19 51 10 10 4 0 1 8 .196 1·1 0 0 10 14 nated hitter .. . Moved to first base during the his fi rst career home run in 8-2 victory vs. UW­ Career 43 111 21 24 8 0 1 18 .216 1-2 0 2 25 28 Badgers' Big Ten opening series against Indi­ LaCrosse .. . Had five RBI, including a three­ ana .. . Hit .295 with six home runs and 26 RBI run homer, against Carroll College. the final 38 games .. . Hit his first home run as Prep: Four-year starter ... Hit .369 in 119 a Badger in 6-3 win over Duke . . . Had four games .. . Hit .442 as a senior with a slugging hits in 21-4 win over Connecticut ... Homered percentage of .726 ... Team's "MVP" in 1985 in first start in Bi9 Ten p lay against Indiana . .. and 1986 ... Earned honorable mention all­ Launched a fi rst inning grandslam in 7-3 win state honors ... Competed in the Indiana over No rthwestern ... Was 7x14 with two North-South All-Star Series and in the Great doubles, two homers and six RBI in lour-game Lakes Invitational Tournament ... Set school's series at Ohio State. career record for hits in his final high school 1987 Season: Red-shirted after transferring plate appearance .. . Also lettered in basket­ from UW-Piatteville. ball ... High school coach was Jim Reinebow. 1986 Season: Hit team-high .393 with nine Personal: Born 6/ 1/68 in South Bend, Indi­ RBI .. . "Rookie of the Year" in the Wisconsin ana .. . Parents are Stan and Judy Wolff ... State Summer League. Majoring in History ... Played lor Muncie 1985 Season: Hit team-high .345 with four Chiefs in Great Lakes Summer League ... 45\UrfsoN* home runs and team-high 24 RBI . Hobbies - golf and fishing ... Favorite Pro Prep: Captained baseball and basketball Baseball Player - . 18-0F, 6-3, 195, Senior teams in 1964 . .. Also baseball captain in bats and throws right 1963 ... Played in the finals of WISAA State HITTING Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVE SB·A SH SF BB SO Madison, Wis. (Edgewood) basketball championship in 1964 ... High 1987 33 68 13 14 0 2 14 .206 1-3 0 0 8 9 school coaches were Jon Morgan and John 1988 50 129 27 35 4 26 .27 1 2-2 4 2 17 40 Returning starter at first base ... Candi­ Vraga. Career 83 197 40 49 9 6 40 249 3-5 4 2 25 49 date for All-Big Ten honors . .. Also a candi­ Personal: Born 6/26/66 in Madison, Wiscon­ date lor Academic All-America honors. sin ... Parents are Robert and Vera Wilson 1988 Season: Earned the team's " New­ . Majoring in Physical Education-Teaching comer of the Year" award .. . Hit .299 with . .. Earned 1988 All-Big Ten All-Academic four home runs in Big Ten play, including a honors ... Nominated lor the GTE/CoSIDA Pair of homers in an 8-6 loss at Ohio State ..

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ROB ~1ATHAN DUSTY 4 ANDRINGA 36 [~URST 3 FREITAG Utility, 5-9, 170 RHP, 6-3, 200 3B-OF-RHP, 6-2, 195 Sophomore/Freshman Junior/Sophomore Sophomore/Freshman bats left and throws right bats and th rows right bats and throws right Madison Wis. (Memorial) Plover, Wis. La Crosse, Wis. (Central) 1988 Season: Was red-shirted during his 1988 Season: Practiced with the team but 1988 Season: Was red-shirted during his freshman season. didn't competE! during the season. freshman season. Prep: Hit .351 and earned all-conference 1987 Season: Was red-shirted during his Prep: Earned all-district, all-conference and honors in 1987 ... Competed in the 1987 Wis­ freshman season ... Was originally a walk-on. all-city honors in football and baseball his se­ consin Baseball All-Star Classic . .. Saw ac­ Prep: Earned second team all-conference nior year ... Earned 1987 second team all­ tion at second base and third base for the honors . .. Played shortstop and at third base state baseball honors . . . Hit .433 in 1987 . . . North squad at the 1987 United States Olympic ... Also lettered in football and hockey .. . Also posted a 2.51 ERA with 33 strikeouts in 27 Festival in Chapel Hill , North Carolina ... All­ Earned first team all-conference and second innings . . . Played for the West squad in the state catcher in 1986 ... Also lettered in foot­ team all-state honors in football in 1985 ... 1987 Wisconsin Coaches Association Al l-Star ball and hockey ... Played for the U.S. team Prep coach was Jerry Fitzgerald. Baseball game . .. Member of 1986 WIAA in the 1987 world junior hockey championships Personal: Born 9/24/67 in Stevens Point, State championship team .. . Summer team in West Germany ... Prep baseball coach was Wisconsin . .. Parents are Jerry and Rose won 1986 CABA World Series ... Also lettered Tom Bennett. Marie Durst . .. Majoring in History and Politi- in basketball . . . Prep coach was Frank Personal: Born 10/26/68 in Madison, Wis- cal Science ... Favorite Musical Group - Bad Thornton. consin ... Parents are Conrad and Phyllis Company ... Favorite Pro Baseball Player - Personal: Born 12/4/68 in La Crosse, Wis­ Andringa . .. Enrolled in Pre-Business . .. Don Mattingly. consin ... Parents are Jack and Gloria Freitag Two-year starting defenseman for the UW ... Majoring in Wildlife Ecology ... Hobbies· hockey team ... Hobbies - Boogie boarding, photography, hunting and fishing .. . Favorite recording music and diving . . . Favorite Pro Pro Baseball Player - . Baseball Player - Bump Wills ... Was a high school teammate of Badger outfielder John Byce.

IVIARK 37 I= LANAGAN LHP, 6-2, 2:10, Freshman bats and throws left 461&~K New Berlin, Wis. (Eisenhower) RHP, 5-11, 150 OF, 6-0, 165 Prep: Earned third team all-state and fi rst Junior/Sophomore team all-District honors in 1988 . . . Earned all­ Sophomore/Freshman bats and throws right County and all-conference honors in 1987 and Rice Lake, Wis. bats and throws right 1988 ... Pitched a perfect game, striking out Downers Grove, IL (Benet Academy) the last 12 batters, in 1988 . .. Was the win­ 1988 Season: Practiced with the team but ning pitcher on champion South team in the 1988 Season: Was red-shirted during his didn't compete during the season. 1988 Wisconsin Coaches All-Star Classic ... freshman season. 1987 Season: Was red-shirted during his Earned all-tournament honors for first-place Prep: Earned 1987 " Player of the Year" freshman season ... Was originally a walk-on. Wisconsin in the 1988 AAU National Champi­ honors ... Was selected to play in the Illinois' Prep: A three-time letterwinner as a pitcher onships ... Tossed lour-hit shutout against East-West All-Star Game ... Team "MVP" in and shortstop . . . Also lettered in football and Napa Valley, Calif. team ... Was team's "Most 1986 and 1987 . .. Also earned all-area and wrestling ... Prep coach was Will Ferres. Valuable Player" and " Most Valuable Pitcher" all-conference honors in 1986 and 1987 .. . Hit Personal: Born 10/22/67 in Rice Lake, Wis- in 1987 ... Also lettered in basketball and .472 as a junior . . . High school coach was consin ... Parents are John and Rosemary Marty Wiora. golf . . . Prep coach was Jerry Thompson. Klare ... Majoring in History ... Hobby- Personal: Born 3/27/70 in Milwaukee. Wis- Fishing . . . Favori te Pro Baseball Player· Personal: Born 7/5/69 in Blue Island, Illi­ nois ... Parents are John and Kathryne Black consin ... Parents are Thomas and Beverly Kirby Puckett. Flanagan . .. Majoring in Art . . . Hobbies- ... Enrolled in Pre-Business .. . Hobbies- Tennis and listening to music . .. Favorite Pro Golf and basketball .. . Favorite Pro Baseball Baseball Player - . Player - Ro•ger Clemens.

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ROSS 33KOPFER 24 ~~~1\ OF, 6·1, 195, Freshman 28 -SS, 6-0, 160, Freshman 28-38, 6-1, 175 bats and throws left bats and throiNs r ight Sophomore/Freshman Oconomowoc, Wis. Tinley Park, Ill. (Andrews) bats and throws r ight Port Washington, Wis. Prep: Two-time all-state outfielder . .. Also Prep: Three-time letterwinner at second a three-time all-District, all-Region and all­ base ... 1988 Chicago Tribune a ll-state selec- (Wawasee, Ind.) conference performer ... Was the 1988 Little tion ... Earned all-area and all-conference 1988 Season: Was red-shirted during his Ten Conference " Player of the Year" ... honors as a sophomore, junior and senior ... freshman season. Earned team's 1988 " Most Valuable Player" Played in the NABF World Series and was Prep: Three-time letter-winner at second award . .. Played in the 1988 Wisconsin named to the all-tournament team ... Also base . .. Earned 1987 all-state honors . .. Coaches Association All-Star game . .. Played lettered in basketball ... Earned all-confer­ Two-time all-conference in football ... Prep for the North team in the National Junior Base­ ence and all-area honors as a senior ... prep coach was Scott Siler. ball Championships ... Earned 1987 all-state, coach was Frank Ganser. Personal: Born 10/25/69 in Naples, Italy . . . all-District, all-Region and all-conference hon­ Personal: Born 6/14/70 in Blue Island, Illi­ Parents are Steve and Dee Yoder ... Enrolled ors in footbal l .. . Was the 1987 Little Ten nois . .. Parents are Tom and Victoria O'Neill in Pre-Physical Therapy ... Hobbies - Golf Conference " Defensive Player of the Year" . .. Enrolled in Colege of Letters & Science and music . .. Favorite Pro Baseball Player­ ... Hobbies- Card collecting and fishing .. . and his team's "MVP" . . . Also lettered in . basketball ... Prep coach was Pat Neary. Favorite Pro Bas·eball Player - Steve Sax. Personal: Born 1-2-70 in Walertown, Wis- consin ... Parents are Roger and Millie Kopfer ... Enrolled in College of Letters & Science ... Made the Dean's List during the first semester of the 1988-89 academic year after earning a perfect 4.0 grade-point-average . .. Hobbies - skiing, hunting and fishing ... Favorite Pro Baseball Player- .

TC>M 35VIILET OF, 6·1, 160, Freshman bats and thro·ws right Naperville, Ill. (North) Prep: Captained baseball team his junior and senior years . .. Earned 1988 team " Most 26tl~~CH Valuable Player" honors .. . Played in Illinois Coaches East-W1~s t All-Star game ... Wheaton RHP, 6-2, 195, Freshman Journal "Player of the Year" ... Sun Newspa­ bats and throws r ight pers "Player of the Year" .. . Named to Illinois Jefferson, Wis. High School Coaches Chicago Area squad . .. Named to Chica~J O Sun Times and Chicago Prep: Earned 1987 second team all-confer­ Tribune all-Area teams ... Also lettered in ence honors ... Earned 1987 team " Most basketball and captained team his senior year Valuable Player" honors ... Played for Jeffer- ... Prep coach was Paul Ryan. son Legion team ... Earned 1988 Regional Personal: Born 1/25/70 in Hinsdale, Illinois " MVP" honors .. . Played on 1987 Legion . .. Parents are Thomas and Barbara Vilet ... State Tournament All-Star team ... Also let­ Enrolled in Pre-Business . .. Hobbies- Bas- tered 1n basketball ... 1987-88 team "MVP" ketball, golf and tennis . .. Favorite Pro Base- · · Prep coach was Robert Zwiefel. ball Player- Ryne Sandberg. Personal: Born 9/5/70 in Fort Atkinson, Wis­ consin ... Parents a re John and Mary Laesch · · · Majoring in Elementary Ed ucation ... Favorite Pro Baseball Player - Dwight "Doc" Gooden.

17 1989 WISCONSIN BASEIBAII NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Pla:ter Pos. Ht. Wt. Year B-T Hometown (High School} 1 ' Rick Dobrowski OF 5-9 165 SR/JR R-R Chicago, Ill. (Weber) 3 Dusty Freitag 38-0F-P 6-2 195 SO/FR R-R La Crosse, Wis. (Central) 4 Rob Andringa Uti I. 5-9 175 SO/FR L-R Madison, Wis. (Memorial} 5 '*'Dennis Campion 28-SS 5-10 165 SR L-R Janesville, Wis. (Milton) 6 ** Marcus Hamilton p 6-2 175 JR/SO R-R Malibu, Calif. (Brentwood) 7 *Eric Beckerman IF-OF 6-0 175 JR/SO R-R Los Angeles, Calif. 10 *Brian Doudna p 6-5 195 SR L-L Richland Center, Wis. 12 '**Craig Brown c 6-1 210 SR R-R Madison, Wis. (West) 13 'Rodney Myers P-OF 6-1 190 so R-R Rockford, Ill. (East) 15 ' ' 'Mike Blaskowski c 6-2 185 SR R-R Greenfield, Wis. (Wausau West) 16 '**John Byce OF 6-0 190 SR R-R Madison, Wis. (Memorial) 17 Tom O'Neill 28-SS 6-0 160 FR R-R Tinley Park, Il l. (Andrews) 18 '*'Scott Cepicky RF-18 6-4 220 SR L-R St. Louis, Mo. (Vianney) 20 '*Carey Sadowski c 6-0 193 JR R-R Naperville, Ill. (Central) 22 • • Brian Wolff SS-28 5- 11 175 JR R-R South Bend, Ind. (Clay) 24 Chris Yoder 28-38 6-1 175 SO/FR R-R Port Washington, Wis. (Wawasee, Ind.} 26 Jeff Laesch p 6-2 195 FR R-R Jefferson, Wis. 27 ** '*Eric Liebenstein 38 6-4 210 SR R-R Janesville, Wis. (Craig) 28 *Greg Lynch p 6-3 218 so R-R South Bend, Ind. (Marian Catholic) 29 *Darin Slang p 6-3 190 so R-R Eau Claire, Wis. (Regis) 31 "*Lance Painter p 6-1 192 SR L-L Milwaukee, Wis. (Nicolet) 33 Ross Kapfer OF 6-1 195 FR L-L Oconomowoc, Wis. 34 Bill Grahn P-SS 6-1 185 FR R-R Madison, Wis. (Memori al) 35 Tom Vilet OF 6-1 160 FR R-R Naperville, Ill. (North) 36 Nathan Durst p 6-3 200 JR/SO R-R Plover, Wis. 37 Mark Flanagan p 6-6 210 FR L-L New Berli n, Wis. (Eisenhower) 40 Karl Klare p 5-11 150 JR/SO R-R Rice Lake, Wis. 41 Kevin Mayer P-OF 6-1 180 SO/FR R-R Madison, Wis. (Memorial} 42 Craig Yager ss 6-0 160 FR R-R Wautoma, Wis. 45 *Jim Wilson 18-0F 6-3 195 SR R-R Madison, Wis. (Edgewood) 46 Bob Black OF 6-0 165 SO/FR R-R Downers Grove, Ill. (Benet Acad.) 47 '*Todd Borchardt p 5-11 180 SR R-R Fond du Lac, Wis. (Laconia) 49 "*Scott Pelowski p 5-11 175 SR S-R Holmen, Wis. 50 "Paul Quantrill p 6-1 165 JR L-R Ontario, Canada • " W" awards earned

1989 WISCONSIN BASEIBAII ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

4 Rob Andringa, Util. 36 Nathan Durst, RHP 13 Rodney Myers, RH P-OF 7 Eric Becke rman, OF-IF 37 Mark Flanagan, LHP 17 Tom O'Neill, 28-SS 46 Bob Black, OF 3 Dusty Freitag, 38-0F-P 31 Lance Painter, LHP 29 Darin Slang, RHP 34 Bill Grahn, RHP-SS 49 Scott Pelowski, RHP 15 Mike Blaskowski , C 6 Marcus Hamilton, RHP 50 Paul Quantrill, RHP 47 Todd Borchardt, RHP 40 Karl Kla re, RHP 20 Carey Sadowski. C 12 Craig Brown, C 33 Ross Kapfer, OF 35 Tom Vile!. OF 16 John Byce, OF 26 Jeff Laes.ch, RHP 45 J1m Wilson. 18-0F 5 Dennis Campion, 28-SS 27 Eric Lieb·enstein, 38 22 Bnan Wolff, SS-28 18 Scott Cepicky, RF-1 B 28 Greg Lynch, RHP 42 Craig Yager SS 1 Rick Dobrowski, OF 41 Kevin Mayer, RHP-OF 24 Chris Yoder, 28-38 10 Brian Doudna, LHP

Head Coach: 8 Steve Land (Northern Il linois 1964); Assistan'l Coach: 9 Daryl Fuchs (Wisconsin 1974}: Assistant Coach: 19 Scott Sabo; Assistant Coach: 32 Bob Eckl; Trainer: Gordon Stoddard; Student Trainer: Tim Jessick; Strength & Conditioning Coach: Jim Hyne

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Bo rchardt .. . . Bor-chard Kopfer Cup-fu r Byce .. Bice Laesch .... Lesch Cepicky Seh-pick-ee liebenstein Lee-ben-styne Dobrowski ..... Doe-brow-skee Pelowski .. . Pull-luss-key Doudna Dowd-na Vilet ...... Vi -let Freitag Free-tag 18 ------~-- -

1989 WISCONSIN BADGE:RS BASEBAll SCHEDULE oAY/DATE OPPONENT GAME SITE TIME FRI/MAR 3 at Central Florida ...... Orlando, Fl a. 7:00PM EST SAT/MAR 4 at Central Florida (2) ...... Orlando, Fla. 1:30 PM EST 7:00 PM EST SUN/MAR 5 at Central Florida...... Orlando, Fla...... 1:30PM EST FRI/MAR 10 at Tulane ...... New Orleans, La...... 2:00PM CST SAT/MAR 11 at Tulane (2) ...... New Orleans, La ...... 1:00 PM CST SUN/MAR 12 at Tulane ...... New Orleans, La ...... 12:00 NN CST SAT/MAR 18 at State ...... San Diego, Cal if...... 700 PM PST sUN/MAR 19 at San Diego State ...... San Diego, Calif ...... 2:00PM PST SUN/MAR 19 vs Keio-Tokyo (Exhibition) ...... San Diego, Calif...... 7:00 PM PST MON/MAR 20 at San Diego State . . . .. San Diego, Calif...... 7:00PM PST TUE/MAR 21 at U.S. International ...... San Diego, Calif ...... 2:30PM PST WED /MAR 22 at California Baptist ...... Riverside, Calif...... 1:30PM PST THU/MAR 23 at U.S. International ...... San Diego, Calif ...... 2:30PM PST FRI/MAR 24 at Po int Lorna (2) ...... San Diego, Calif ...... 11 :30AMPST SAT/MAR 25 at U.S. International ...... • ...... San Diego, Calif ...... 1:00PM PST SUN/MAR 26 at San Diego ...... San Diego, Calif ...... 1:00PM PST MON/MAR 27 at San Diego ...... San Diego, Calif...... 12:00 NN PST

SAT/APR 1 at Indiana (2) ...... Bloomington, Ind...... 1 00 PM CST SUN/APR 2 at Indiana (2) ...... Bloomington, Ind ...... 1:00PM CST TUE/APR 4 UW-PARKSIDE (2) ...... MADISON ...... 1:00PM COT SAT/APR 8 at Northwestern (2) ...... Evanston, Il l...... 1:00 PM COT SUN/APR 9 at Northwestern (2) ...... Evanston, Ill...... 1:00PM COT TUE/AP R 11 CONCORDIA (2) ...... MADISON ...... 2:00PM COT WED/APR 12 at St. Xavier ...... Chicago, Ill...... 3:00 PM COT SAT/APR 15 OHIO STATE (2) ...... MADISON ...... 1:00PM COT SUN/APR 16 OHIO STATE (2) ...... MADISON ...... 1:00PM COT TUE/APR 18 UW-MILWAUKEE ...... MADISON ...... 3:00PM COT WED /APR 19 VALPARAISO (2) ...... MADISON ...... 2:00PM COT SAT/APR 22 at Iowa (2) ...... Iowa City, Iowa ...... 1:00PM COT SUN/APR 23 at Iowa (2) ...... •. . .. . Iowa City, Iowa ...... 1:00 PM COT TUE/APR 25 UW-STEVENS POINT ...... MADISON ...... 3:00PM COT .... WED/APR 26 at St. Francis (2) ...... Jo liet, Ill...... 2:00PM COT SAT/APR 29 MICHIGAN (2) ...... MADISON ...... 1:00PM COT . J SUN/APR 30 MICHIGAN (2) ...... MADISON ...... 1:00PM COT

WED/MAY 3 at Illinois (2) ...... Champaign, Ill...... 1:00PM COT SAT/MAY 6 MINNESOTA (2) ...... MADISON ...... 1:00PM COT SUN/MAY 7 MINNESOTA (2) ...... MADISON ...... 1:00PM COT WED/MAY 10 ILLINOIS (2) . .•• . . . • ...... MADISON ...... 1:00PM COT FRI/MAY 12 BRADLEY (2) ...... MADISON ...... 2:00PM COT

March 18-27- Spring Trip To San Diego May 25-28-- NCAA Regiona l Play-offs May 18-21- B1g Ten Play-Offs June 2-1 0-- HOME GAMES LISTED IN CAPS All games listed as (2) are 7-inning double-headers All single games are 9-innings All horne games are played at Guy Lowman Field, north of the Nielsen Tennis Center and west of Lot 60 on the west end of the campus. 1988 IN REVIM GAME·BY·GAME RESULTS RECORD: 28-27; HOME 17-7, AWAY 10-17, NEUTR AL 1-3; BIG TEN 15-13 (5th) WISCONSIN Date uw OPP Pitcher of Record To~ UW Hitters 3/12 8 + at Duke (9) 3 Fischer W(1 -0) Dobrowski (3x5,HR); Noelke (3x5) 3/12 2 + Western Michigan 7 Fuller L(0-1) Noelke (1 x2); Brown (1x3,2B) 3/14 15 + at Wake Forest (9) 8 Quantrill W(1-0) Cepicky (4x6,4-RBI ); Noelke (3x5,3-2B) 3/15 1 + at Wake Forest (9) 8 Painter L(0-1) Liebenstein (1x4,HR); Sadowski (1x2) 3/16 2 +Connecticut (9) 9 Fischer L(1-1 ) Wilson (2x3, 28) 3/16 6 +at Duke (9) 4 Fuller W( 1-1) Campion (3x4) ; Noelke (1x3) 3/17 21 + Connecticut 4 Lynch W(1-0) Cepicky/Wilson (4x5); Brown (4x6) 3/17 9 + Connecticut 11 Borchardt L(0-1) Campion (3x4,2-RBI; Brown (2x4,3-RBI) 3/18 3 +at N. Carolina St. (9) 12 Quantrill L(1-1) Barker (2x4); Roman (1x4,HR,2-RBI) 3/19 5 +at N. Carolina St. (9) 14 Painter L(0-2) Roman (2x4,2B,HR); Campion (2x3) 3/20 5 +at N. Carolina St. 7 Fischer L(1-2) Roman (4x4); Barker (2x3,3-Runs,HR) 3/20 12 +at N. Carolina St. (9) 9 McKeon W(1-0) Roman (2x4,HR.4-RBI); Barker/Noelke (3x5) 3/25 9 at Notre Dame (9) 2 Fischer W(2-2) Cepicky (2x4,2B,3B,3-RBI); Noelke (2x4,HR) 3/26 5 at Purdue 4 Quantrill W(2-1 ) Liebenstein (2x3,HR,2-RBI); Cepicky (HR) 3/26 9 at Purdue 11 Slang L(0-1) Roman (2x2,2B,2-RBI); Wolff (2x2, HR,3-RBI) 3/27 3 at Purdue 6 Painter L(0-3) Roman (2x4,HR,2-RBI); Liebenstein (2x4) 3/27 5 at Purdue (8) 4 McKeon W(2-0) Dobrowski (3x3); Sadowski (2x2,2B,2-RBI) 4/3 7 INDIANA 6 Fischer W(3-2) Roman (2x3,HR .4-RBI); Cepicky (2x3,2B) 4/3-4 3 INDIANA 1 Quantri II W(3-1) Dobrowski (2x3); Liebenstein (1x3,2B) 4/4 2 INDIANA 7 Painter L(0-4) Wilson (1x2,HR) ; Roman (1x2, RBI) 4/4 4 INDIANA 2 Fuller W(2-1) Cepicky (2x3,HR,2-RBI); Barker (1x2,2-RBI) 4/ 5 5 at Bradley (8) 6 McKeon L(2-1 ) Cepicky (3x3,2B,HR,3-RBI); Campion (28) 4/5 2 at Bradley 11 Doudna L(0-1) Blaskowski (1 x2,SF) ; Dobrowski (1x3,2B) 4/6 27 CONCORDIA COLLEGE 3 Fischer W(4-2) Wilson (3x4,2-HR ,6-RBI); Byce (2-2B,HR) 4/6 21 CONCORDIA COLLEGE 6 Myers W(1-0) Byce (3x5,2-3B); Noelke (2x4,3B,4-RBI) 4/9 7 NORTHWESTERN 4 Fischer W(S-2) Cepicky (3x3,3-R BI); Roman/Wilson (2x3) 4/9 3 NORTHWESTERN 2 Quantrill W(4-1) Noelke (2x3,HR,3-RBI,GW-RBI); Wilson (2x3) 4/10 2 NORTHWESTERN 15 Fuller L(2-2) Barker/Byce (2x4) 4/10 7 NORTHWESTERN 3 Roman W(1-0) Wilson (1x4,HR,4-RBI ); Barker (2x3,2-SB) 4/12 1 ST. XAV IER 0 Painter W(1-4) Noelke (1x3,HR,GW-RBI); Wolff (1x1,HBP) 4/ 12 4 ST. XAV IER 6 McKeon L(2-2) Sadowski (1x3,HR); Noelke (1x3,3B) 4/13 5 ST. FRANCIS (11) 6 Doudna L(0-2) Beckerman (3x5); Wilson (2x4,3B) 4/13 1 ST. FRANCIS (5) 2 McKeon L(2-3) Barker (2x3,2B) 4/16 3 at Ohio State 6 Fischer L(S-3) Noelke (2x3,HR); Wolff (2x2,2B) 4/16 9 at Ohio State 13 Quantrill L(4-2) Wolff (3x3,HR); Cepicky (2x4,3-RBI,2-HR) 4/17 6 at Ohio State 8 Painter L(1-5) Wilson (3x3,2-HR,2-RBI) 4/ 17 16 at Ohio State 7 Roman W(2-0) Wilson (2x5,4-RBI); Noelke (2x5,HR,4-RBI) 4/19 12 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 3 Fuller W(3-2) Noelke (2x3,2-HR,3-RBI); Cepicky (2x4) 4/ 19 4 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 2 Doudna W(1-2) Campion (2x3,3B) ; Wolff (1x2,2-RBI) 4/24 0 ILLINOIS 3 Fischer L(S-4) Wi lson/Campion (1 x3) 4/24 4 ILLINOIS 1 Quantrill W(S-2) Brown (2x2); Byce (2x3); Noelke (1x3,2B) 4/25 6 ILLINOIS 1 Fuller W(4-2) Noelke (3x4,2B); Cepicky (2x4,38,2-RBI) 4/25 3 ILLINOIS 1 Roman W(3-0) Cepicky (2x2); Wilson (2x3); Brown (1x3) 4/30 1 at Michigan 6 Fischer L(S-5) Byce (2x2,HBP) 4/30 8 at Michigan 2 Quantrill W(6-2) Wilson (2x4,2-RBI); Cepicky (1x3,HR,3-RBI) 5/1 5 at Michigan 8 Borchardt L(0-2) Cepicky (3x3,HR,3-RBI); Wolff (1 x3,2-RBI) 5/1 7 at Michigan 4 Pelowski W(1-0) Cepicky (HR ,2-RBI); Barker (3x4); Brown (HR) 515 12 IOWA 0 Fischer W(6-5) Cepicky (2x4,HR,3-RBI); Noelke (4x5,HR) 5/5 2 IOWA 1 Quantrill W(7-2) Brown (2x3,HR,2-RBI) 516 2 IOWA 1 Fuller W(S-2) Noelke(1 x2,3B); Dobrowski ( 1x2); Barker( 1x 3) 516 2 IOWA 8 Roman L(3-1) Barker/Byce/Brown/Cepicky (1 x3) 5/15 3 at Minnesota 15 Fischer L(6-6) Roman (1x3,HR,2-RBI); Noelke (1x4,HR) 5/ 15 0 at Minnesota 5 Quantrill L(7-3) Wilson/Brown/Noelke (1x3) 5/16 4 at Minnesota 15 Fuller L(S-3) Noelke (2x3,2B); Brown (1x2,HR) 5/16 0 at Minnesota 5 Roman L(3-2) Brown (2x3); Beckerman/Cepicky (1x3) March 12-20 - Spring trip in North Carolina All games are seven innings unless specified in ( ). HOME GAMES LISTED IN CtiPS

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1988 FINAL STATISTICS (ALL GAMES) A ELDING BATTING AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SP SB· A BB SO PO A E PCT scon CEPICKY 387 48 160 33 62 8 13 55 117 731 3-4 1729 68 4 .947 M1ke Barker 31 1 55 193 49 60 9 3 19 82 425 14- 15 14 9 91 1 .989 JIM WIL SON .308 50 146 28 45 9 7 3 1 79 541 1- 2 13 24 210 15 .991 T1m Roman 297 53 158 28 47 13 7 31 81 513 4-4 24 30 40 72 11 .9 11 Mike Noelke 289 53 180 46 52 8 10 42 98 544 6-7 28 29 106 116 10 .957 CRAIG BROWN 280 54 182 27 51 10 5 33 76 418 1-2 9 35 224 28 5 .981 BRIAN WOLFF .271 50 129 27 35 8 4 26 57 .44 2 2- 2 17 40 71 126 25 .887 JOHN BYCE 266 38 124 25 33 5 3 18 51 .41 1 7- 8 5 16 42 2 .978 RICK DOBROWSKI .255 41 102 13 26 3 1 11 34 .333 2-3 11 19 26 1 .900 DENNIS CAMPION .241 36 79 18 19 4 0 7 25 .3 16 2- 5 11 17 16 39 .902 Less than 83 plate appearances TODD BORCHARDT .500 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 500 1}-0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 ERIC BECKERMAN .429 '13 2 1 9 1 0 2 10 476 1}- 0 3 1 3 3 2 .750 MIKE BLASKOWSKI .333 6 6 1 2 0 0 1 2 .333 1}- 0 1 2 7 1 2 .800 ERIC LIEBENSTEIN .264 19 72 14 19 2 0 11 33 .456 1}- 0 5 13 160 10 2 .988 CAREY SADOWSKI . 196 19 51 10 10 4 0 1 8 17 333 1-1 10 14 84 15 0 1.000 Bob Eckl .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 1· 1 0 0 1 1 0 1.000 ScoH Fuller 000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 0· 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 R1chle Gove 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0· 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 PAUL QUANTRILL 000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 1}- 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 RODNEY MYERS 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 1}-0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Pitchers 23 82 6 .946 WISCONSIN .293 1608 330 471 84 17 58 296 763 .475 44-54 169 279 1172 516 80 .955 Opponenls 297 1549 318 460 68 13 44 288 686 .443 56·90 234 299 1171 484 93 .947 : Wol ff 5: Barker 4: Brown. Cepicky 3: Byce. Noelke 2: Campion, Eckl, Wilson. Opponents 23. sacrlllcea: Roman, Wolff 4: Barker, Byce 3: Campion. Dobrowski 2: Wilson. Opponents 22. sacrlllce Fll.. : Barker 3, Byce. Cepicky. Roman, Wilson. Wolff 2: Brown, B1askowski, Liebenstein. Noelke. Opponents 22. FIELDING PITCHING ERA G GS CG GF SA IP W ·L H R ER BB IW so HB WP PO A E PCT PAUL QUANTRILL 4.65 11 11 7 0 69.67 7- 3 81 46 36 15 0 33 6 3 9 16 .926 Tom Fischer 5.00 13 13 8 0 77.33 6- 6 87 54 43 36 0 80 3 8 25 .963 Tim Roman 5.62 8 6 2 1 32.00 3- 2 4t 23 20 16 0 16 3 -See above- TODD BORCHARDT 5.81 13 0 0 9 26.34 1}- 2 31 t8 17 9 2 19 2 2 0 1.000 ScoH Fullar 5.88 12 12 3 0 59.67 5-3 61 53 a9 52 0 54 2 11 2 .875 LANCE PAINTER 10.21 7 5 0 2 24.67 1- 5 41 30 4!8 28 0 17 0 10 0 1.000 Less than 18 i nnings pitched or 16 appearances Mike Noelke 0.00 1 0 0 1 0 1.00 1}- 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 -see above- BRIAN DOUDNA 4.80 8 2 0 2 1 15.00 1-2 16 11 8 12 1 10 2 0 5 1 .875 Brian McKeon 5.02 11 1 0 8 0 14.33 2· 3 15 8 8 9 2 14 0 0 3 0 1.000 Bob Eckl 5.40 2 0 0 0 0 5.00 1}- 0 7 4 3 2 0 8 2 0 --see above-- GR EG LYNCH 6.17 4 2 0 2 1 11 .67 1· 0 15 10 8 7 0 9 0 2 0 0 0 .000 SCOn PELOWSKI 6.62 8 1 0 3 0 17.67 1· 0 22 17 '13 8 0 II 1 0 0 0 0 .000 DARIN SLANG 7.62 6 0 0 3 0 13.00 0· 1 15 17 '11 12 0 6 0 1 2 5 0 1.000 MARK HAMILTON 7.71 2 0 0 0 7.00 0· 0 7 8 6 9 0 4 1 2 0 0 1.000 RODNEY MYERS 9.36 7 0 4 0 16.33 1· 0 21 19 17 18 0 18 1 6 2 0 1.000 WISCONSIN 5.92 55 20 35 390.67 2~27 460 318 234 299 23 37 -See abov&- Opponents 6.32 55 23 32 390.33 27-28 471 330 274 169 4 279 22 31 --5ee above-- Game Winning RBI: Noelke 5; Brown 4; Byce, Roman 3; Cepicky, Liebenstein, Wilson 2; Barker S adowski, Wolff. Opponents 21 . Leh on Base: Wisconsin 334. Opponents 360 Double Playa: Wisconsin 45. Opponents 38. Balks: Fischer, Quantrill2; Painter. Pelowski. Opponents 5 Palled Balls: Sadowski 13, Brown 2. Opponents 12 Shutouta: Fischer 1. Opponents 3.

1988 BIG TEN STATISTICS FIELDING BAniNG AVG G AB R H 28 3B HR RBI TB SP SB· A BB so PO A E PCT SCOn CEPICKY 378 27 82 14 31 2 25 59 .720 1}-0 6 16 37 1 .976 JIM WILSON .299 27 77 13 23 0 16 40 .519 1·1 6 11 162 14 2 .989 Mike Barker .290 28 93 18 27 1 9 36 .387 2· 2 3 5 60 1 I .984 CRAIG BROWN .280 28 82 13 23 0 12 36 .439 1}-0 7 19 125 17 3 .979 Mike Noelke .270 28 89 20 24 2 19 48 .539 2· 3 11 17 52 67 4 .967 BRIAN WOLFF .261 28 69 12 18 0 10 27 .391 1· 1 10 23 36 72 15 .878 JOHN BYCE .239 28 88 13 21 0 11 29 .330 2· 2 4 10 34 2 1 .973 Tim Roman .203 28 79 9 16 0 9 25 .316 1· 1 7 16 14 25 2 .951 l ess than 70 plate appearances ERIC BECKERMAN .600 3 5 3 0 1 4 .800 1}-0 0 1 1.000 ERIC LIEBENSTEIN .333 2 6 2 0 1 3 .500 1}-0 0 15 1.000 RICK DOBROWSKI .273 21 44 12 1 1 0 5 15 .341 1}-1 5 10 4 0 1.000 DENNIS CAMPION 120 14 25 3 1 0 0 0 4 .160 i}-1 5 6 3 12 .929 CAREY SADOWSKI 000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1}-0 2 1 5 0 .000 Pitchers 14 39 .930 WISCONSIN .274 741 128 203 33 26 118 326 440 9-12 66 135 562 255 34 .960 Opponenls 315 746 150 235 37 19 137 343 .459 24-44 97 t21 553 232 37 .955

Hit by pitch: Cepicky 3, Brown, Byce. Opponents 12. Sacrifices: Roman 4 ; Barker 3 ; B yce, Campion, Wolff 2; Dobrowski, Wilson. Opponents 11. Sacrifice Filea: Barker. Byce. Noelke. Roman. Opponents 11. FIELDING PITCHING ERA G GS CG GF SA IP W -L H R ER BB IW so HB WP PO A E PCT PAUL QUANTRILL 3 86 0 0 44.33 5-2 47 22 19 9 0 21 6 8 .875 Tom Fischer 5 t9 0 0 43.33 3-4 51 35 25 19 0 42 16 .944 Tim Roman 5 52 1 31.00 3· 2 40 22 19 t5 0 13 I -seeabov~ Scon Fuller 6.47 6 6 2 0 32.00 3· 2 37 26 23 2 1 0 25 0 6 1 .889 Less than 28 annings p1tched or 14 appearances SCOn PELOWSKI 3 00 3 0 0 6.00 1· 0 4 2 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 .000 TODD BORCHARDT 8.52 6 0 0 1 12.67 1}- 1 18 12 12 6 1 10 0 1 2 0 1 000 Brian McKeon 9 oo 2 o 0 0 2.00 1}-0 3 2 2 4 0 I 0 0 0 0 .000 RODNEY MYERS 15 11 4 0 0 0 8.33 1}-0 1 16 14 13 0 2 1 5 2 0 1 000 LANCE PAINTER 15 27 3 2 0 1 0 7.67 1}-2 19 13 13 9 0 4 0 0 1 000 WISCONSIN 6.20 28 16 12 187.33 15-13 235 150 129 97 121 12 14 -See abov&- Op ponents 5 22 28 16 12 184.33 13-15 203 128 107 66 135 15 -5ee above- ~ame Winning RBI: Noelke 4 : Brown 3; Byce, Wilson 2; Cepicky, Roman. Wolff. Opponents 11. l ef1 on Baae: Wisconsin 150. Opponents 165 Double Playa: lsconsln 22. Opponents 14. Belka: Fischer 2; Painter, Quantrill. Opponents 0. Paaaed B a l ~a : Brown, Sadowski 1 Opponents 8 Shutouta: Fischer 1 OPPonents 3.

RETU RNEES IN ALL CAPS ~~ : TB·total bases~ SP-slugging percentage; BB-bases on balls: IP-innlngs pitched; WP-wild pitches, CG-complete games: GF-games finished, SA-saves, ·mtenhonat walks; HB-hlt bat1 ers . 21 1988 BIG TEN CONFEREINCE REVIEVV

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUNS Jay Semke, OSU 29' 1988 BATTING LEADERS (minimum of 2.5 ABs per team's tota l league games) Tom Ellerman. OSU 27 V~nce Palyan, MINN 27 NAME, POSITION, TEAM AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SB·A BB so PO A E PCT Mike Oav1dson. M SU 26 I Mike DaVIdson, CF, MSU 440 28 84 26 37 I 6 25 '61 7-8 13 14 35 .927 HITS 2. Jay Semke, OF, OSU .422 28 '102 '29 '43 0 53 8-11 10 17 48 .980 Jay Kvasnicka, OF, MINN 400 28 95 25 38 0 27 60 ~12 14 9 34 I 972 Jay Semke, OSU 43' Paul Weinberg, I B. MINN 400 28 80 16 32 0 25 46 3-4 15 198 14 981 Mickey Morandini, INO 39 Mickey Morandinl. 55. IND 398 28 98 24 39 9 16 53 12-20 20 12 42 ' 91 950 Jay Kvasnicka, MINN 38 Darnn Campbell, C, MICH .394 22 66 14 26 1 18 42 2·5 10 55 6 .968 Tom Eilerman, OSU 37 Tom Eilerman. DH·IB. OSU 389 28 95 27 37 0 22 51 2-4 12 64 .986 Mike Davidson, MSU 37 Scott Meadows. 2B. OSU .386 28 88 23 34 ;-29 56 4-5 17 5 70 64 .978 HOME RUNS 9 . Bob Gerhard. 2B. PUR .381 28 84 17 32 15 47 0·1 12 11 55 67 .984 10. SCOTT CEPI CKY, RF, WIS .378 27 82 14 31 25 59 0-0 16 37 3 .976 Scott Markarew icz, MSU 9t II, Keith Noreen, 3B, IOWA .376 28 85 20 32 I 18 53 0-1 13 10 24 39 .940 Dan Masteller , MSU 8 12 Mike Wollers. OF, ILL 364 28 77 14 28 0 16 36 0-0 10 6 42 933 SCOTT CEPICKY, WI S 13. Bob Brucato, RF-P, NU .356 28 90 21 32 18 48 2-2 9 22 39 .939 Steve Finken, MICH 14. Mark Pia H. OF, OSU .355 27 76 18 27 16 39 0-0 15 10 41 953 RUNS BATTED IN 15 Vince Palyan. OF, MINN .354 28 99 27 35 18 51 11· 14 8 59 0 .983 Game-winning RBI: 4 • Todd Krumm. MSU. MIKE NOELKE, WIS; Keith Noreen, IOWA: Bill 51 Peter, MICH Scoll Meadows, OSU 29+ Mike Galle, PUR 27 1988 PITCHING LEADERS Jay Kvasnicka, MINN 27 SCOTT CEPICKY, WIS 25 NAME RH or LH TEAM G GS CG IP H R ER so BB W-L ERA SAVES Mike Davidson. MSU 25 I Jim AbbO". LH. MICH 48 1 44 19 12 35 22 4-2 2.23 0 Dan Masteller, MSU 25 2. Mark Denkinger, RH IOWA 38 1 31 12 II 22 14 4-1 2.58 0 Paul Weinberg, MINN 25 3. Darren Knight, RH , MINN 42.1 36 14 13 35 27 4-1 2. 76 TOTAL BASES 4. M1ke Munson. RH, ILL 6 46.0 20 16 29 II 5-2 3 13 53 M1ke Davidson, MSU 61' 5. RICk Rozman. RH, MSU '7 54.0 58 23 19 20 4-4 3.17 33 Jay Kvasnicka, MINN 60 6. M1ke Grimes, RH. MICH 1 38.0 40 16 14 38 II 5-1 3.32 SCOTT CEPICKY, WIS 59 7. , LH . MINN 5 46.0 42 22 18 32 25 5-3 3.52 0 Mike Galle, PUR 58 8. Mike Pavelka. RH, MINN 37 2 44 20 15 19 10 4-0 3.58 0 9. Mike Ignasiak, RH, MICH 44 .1 34 21 18 41 31 5-3 3.65 0 10. JeH Richards, RH, Ill 12 0 29.1 25 14 12 19 15 1·1 3.68 11. PAUL QUANTRILL, RH, WIS 44.1 47 22 19 21 9 5-2 3.86 0 · -Big Ten record 12. Jim Robinson, RH. NU 43.0 48 24 19 28 22 2-3 3.98 0 • -Ties Big Ten record Saves: 3 ·Chris Lutz. MICH. 2 ·John DeJarld, IOWA; Brad Lamont. MSU; Ross Pow ell, MICH; JeH Richards, ILL.

COACHES' ALL·BIG TEN TEAMS TEAM BATTING

POS FI RST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM G AB R H RBI TB 28 3B HR SO BB SB· A AVG C Darrin Campbell. MICH Scott Makarewicz, MSU CRAIG BROWN, WIS 1 Indiana 28 '809 ' 177 '264 '156 380 ' 45 19 104 '121 47-74 .326 IB Paul Weinberg, MINN Dan Masteller MSU Chris Beacom, NU 2. Minnesota 28 788 167 255 146 363 33 9 19 94 119 ' 54-65 .324 2B Sco« Meadows. OSU Brian Raabe. MINN Bob Gerhard. PUR 3 Ohio State 28 807 166 253 153 359 42 20 119 104 20-31 .314 SS 'Mickey Morandinl, INO Bill 51. Peter. MICH Jay Anderson, MINN 4. Michigan State 28 768 164 238 153 '390 37 '37 145 114 40-52 .302 3B Keit~ Noreen. IOWA Steve Finken. MIGH Mike Galle. PUR 5. Michigan 28 756 142 217 137 353 32 32 137 107 43-55 .287 OF 'Mike Oav,dson, MSU Phil Price. MICH Todd Krumm, MSU 6 Northwestern 28 739 121 208 102 283 30 13 131 92 18-34 .281 OF Jay Semke. OSU M1ke SabO, IND Mark PlaN, OSU 7. Purdue 28 792 113 221 104 321 38 18 154 77 6 -12 279 OF Jay Kvasnicka, MINN Bill Heinz. IOWA Mike Wolters, ILL 8. WISCONSIN 28 741 128 203 117 326 33 26 135 66 9 -1 2 .274 P , MICH Rick Rozman, MSU Mark Denkinger. IOWA 9 Iowa 28 750 106 202 93 314 40 6 20 '163 93 3 ·12 .269 P Mike Ignasiak, MICH Mike Pavelka. MINN Mike Munson, ILL tlllnots 28 706 105 190 93 264 35 II 112 88 22-37 .269 DH SCOTT CEPICKY, WIS Bob Brucato, NU Tom Eilerman. OSU 'unanimous selection Player of the Year: Jim Abbolt, Michtgan. Freshman·of.the· Year: . Minnesota TEAM PITCHING Coach·of·the·Year: , Michigan State. G CG IP H R ER SO BB W- L ERA SAVES 1. Michigan 28 10 '203. 1 185 95 79 '175 97 '20· 8 350 '6 BIG TEN ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 2. Illinois 28 16 188.0 206 114 90 136 83 12-16 4.31 3. Minnesota 28 13 193.2 210 116 102 120 ' 109 17-11 4 74 Pele Allenberger. RHP, PUR Joe Hillman. OF, IND TIM ROMAN, 3B·P, WI S 4 , IOWB 28 17 193. 1 212 118 105 132 96 14-14 4.89 Todd Anderson, LHP. MINN Keilh Klodnick, IF. OSU Rick Rozman. RHP, MSU 5. Michigan State 28 12 196. 1 239 136 11 7 136 91 16·12 5.36 Tony Ariola, LHP, NU Mike Kocesski. IF, MSU JeH Schafer, IF, IOWA 6. Northw estern 28 11 191 .0 219 14 1 11 9 148 99 11-17 5.61 CRAIG BROWN, C, WIS Dan Masteller, 18, MSU Tom Schwarber, RHP, OSU 7. WISCONSIN 28 16 187.1 235 150 129 121 97 15-13 6.20 Tim Dembinski, I B. IND Tom Mayer, LHP, PUR Jay Semke, OF. OSU 8. Ohio State 28 '19 196.2 232 159 136 107 98 16· 12 622 Robert Driscol. LHP, IOWA Dave Metevier, OF, MSU JeH Stout. 2B. IND 9 Indiana 28 8 195 0 252 171 141 107 92 11-17 6.51 Charles Frlzzello, RHP. NU MIKE NOELKE. 2B, WIS John Walewander, OF. ILL 10. Purdue 28 12 19 1.2 ' 257 '189 158 124 102 8-20 7.42 Bob Gerhard, 2B, PUR Dave Peralta, RHP. MICH William Wertz, RHP. OSU JIM WILSON, 1B, WIS Eric Haake. IF, Ill JeH Richards. RHP, ILL TEAM FIELDING FINAL STANDINGS GAMES ASSISTS ERRORS DP PCT Iowa 28 579 237 28 18 .967 CONFERENCE Minnesota 28 581 250 29 19 .966 GAMES ALL GAMES Michigan State 28 588 243 29 15 966 TEAM GB PCT L PCT w w Oh1o State 28 598 275 34 26 .963 I. MIChigan 20 8 .71 4 48 19 716 Michigan 28 '610 260 34 17 962 2 Minnesota # 17 II .607 38 28 576 6. WISCONSIN 28 562 255 34 22 .960 3 Michigan State 16 12 .571 41 20 672 Indiana 28 585 '289 39 27 957 Ohio State 16 12 .571 32 28 533 lllino•s 28 564 259 39 23 955 5. WISCONSIN 15 13 .536 28 27 .509 Northwestern 28 573 237 45 12 .947 Iowa 14 14 .500 29 25 537 10 Purdue 28 576 257 50 ' 28 943 Illinois 12 16 .429 26 20 565 8. Indiana II 17 393 39 19 672 Northwestern 11 17 .393 28 28 500 10. Purdue 8 20 12 .286 26 34 433 '- Big Ten Record #Play-oN champion

22 _.__NSIN BASEBAll ReCORDS

Most Consecutive Hits In J\ : Hila: 82, Mike Barker, 1987 INDMDUAL BATTING­ 7, Bill Rubi n. 1955 vs. Western Michigan Doubles: 19, Mike Barker, 1987 Longoat Hitting Streak: Triples: 9. , 1952 GAME 3D games, Craig Zirbel, 4-5-80 to 5-7-80 11011 ~~ Bets: Home Runo: 13. Scolt Ceplcky, 1988 a ~ow ard Radder Bill Morrisey and Bob Smith, 4-6-'10 vs. Longest HIHing Streak (Bill Ten only): 16. Craig Zirbel, last tour games-1979 through first 12 games- Runs Batted In: 59. Tim Eichorst, 1985 Bradley 1980 ..-ost Run• Scored: Tota l Ba 1ea: 125. Mike Bark er. 1987 a. Bob Wolson, 5-30-'19 vs W. Michogan Consecutive Games WUh ·rwo Or Mora Hits: Boning Average: .44 3, , 1964 10, Pal Rich1er, 5-6-61 to 5-20-6t .....,~It a: Walks: 40, Brian Wegner, 1986 Bob Schotllng, 5-9-'10, vs Carlton and 5-24-40 vs Notre Home Run Streak: 5 oarne Bob Roth. 4·12-41 vs. Northern ll~inois ; Gene Evans, 5 games, John DeMerit, 1H56 Strikeouts: 51. Craig Brown, 1986 . washington (St. Louis): Bob Wtlson and Paul Furseth 1949 115 Stolen Bases (In consecutive games): Stolen Ba1e1: 31. Darrell Moore, 1981 _vs Michigan, Bob Shea, 1949 vs. W. Michigan; Mel 1949 w 10, Lee Bauman, 1974 Gaestel, Ron Locklin and Jim Temp, 1954, vs. Iowa; Bill Rubin Multiple-HI! Games: 26. Mike Barker, t987 vs western Mtchlgan. Kirk Magee. 1980, vs. Most Stolen Bases (In a doubleheader): 1955 Northeastern Illinois. Mtke Barker, 4-16-87 vs. UW-Piattevtlle 9. Mike Hatch, 5-5-82, vs Milwaukee School of Englneenng INDMDUAL PITCHING ­ Fewest At B ats In A Nine Rnnlng Game (at least lour plate 11011 Doubles: Rhinert Tadych. 5-3()-49 vs. W. Michigan, Steve Bennett. 3- appearances): SEASON 3 23-76 vs Rollins College, B ill Czaplewski, 4-30..84 vs. Iowa: 0, Ray Lenahan. 5- 19-50 V'S. Michigan· 2 sacrifices and 2 Games: 22, Rob Derksen, 1981 Mtke Noelke, 4-9-S6 vs Ripon College; Mike Barker. 4-29-87 walks Complete Games: 10, George Schm1d, 1958; Ron Krohn, 1961 115 Chtcago State. Mtke Noelke, 3-14-88 vs. Wake Forest Most Wino: 11 , Thornton Kipper, t950 ~o s t Triples: TEAM BATTIIG/FIBDING­ 3 Jtjonn OeMenl. 4~ tB--57 vs Arizona State GAME Most Loaaeo: B. Randy Rennlcke, 1977. JeH Jordan, 198t Most Home Runs: Innings Pitched: Most lnnlnga: 3, Mike Noelke, 5-7-87 vs UW-Milw aukee 110 0, Jim Lawrence, 1948 18, vs. Bradley (4-4) 4-7-40 Most Total Bases: Fewest Hila Allowed (50 + Innings): Most AI Bato: 15. Mtke Noelke. 5-7-87 vs UW-Mitwaukee 29. Seen Sabo, 1982 55, vs Western Michigan, 5-30-49 Most Runs BaHed tn: Fewesl Runs Allowed (50 + Inninga) : Moal Runs: 1, Bob Wtlson. 1949 vs W Michigan; Tim Eichorst, 4·23-85. vs. 13, Ron Krohn, 1962 27 , vs. Wester n Michigan, 5-3Q..49; Concordia College (Wis.), Hh no1s-Chlcago. Mike Barker, 5-7-87 vs. UW-Milwaukee 4-6-88 Fewest Earned Runs Allowed (50 + Innings): llosl Runs Boned In (Big Ten only): 11. Aon Krohn. 1962; Alan , 1976 Moa t Hlta: 5, J•m Temp. 1954 vs Iowa 29. vs. Western Mich1gan. 5·~49 Few est Walks (50 + lnnt"lla): Moat Runa BaHed In (one Innin g): 6. John Poser, 1966 I Most Doubles: 5, Dave Moran, 1954 vs. Bradley 7, vs. Western Michigan, S--30--49 and 5·20-58; Concordia Meal Slrlkooull (SO - Innings): Most Stolen Bases: College (Wis.), 4-0-88 135. Jim Lawrence, 1948 I S. M•ke Hatch, 5-5-82 vs_ Milwaut

Mesl Slrlkoou ta (7 Innings): t9, Tom Fischer, 5-5-88 vs. Iow a Most Stolen Bases: Hila: 510, 1986 13, vs. Southwestern (Tenn.). 4· 16-51 ; vs. North Central, 4-8-67 No-HIHer1: Doubles: 94, 1986 ~.John Saxer, 4~11-41 vs OeKalb Teachers Most Sacrlftce Flies: Triplet: 26. t987 ~. Ron Unke. 4-tQ.-53 vs. Bradley 3, vs. UW-Oshkosh. 4-18-72: lllinoos. 5-6-72: Purdue, 4·28-73 16-0 George Schmid, 4·18-58 vs. Glenview Home Runs: 58, 1988 Moat Errort : 2~. Ron Krohn, 4·7--62 vs Northern Illinois 10, vs . Michigan Stale. 4--:25-36 Ru ns Balled In: 337 , t986 I -{), Jim Van Proosdy, 4-S.78 vs. UW-Whitewate r ~~.Robert Eckl, 4-17-85 vs Concordia Most Runner s Left On Baae (): Tolal Bases: 763, 1988 t7. vs. Michigan Slale, 4-24-54 (13 inn.) One-hlnera BaHing Average: .322, 1983 S..O, John Saxer, 4-13-40 vs Chicago Moat Runners Left On Base (7 lnnlnga): Walks: 289, 1986 >2. Jim Lawrence, 5-23-46 vs. Minnesota 15, vs. Indiana. 4- 13-74 4-(). Hal Raether, 4-9-54 vs Wash•ngton University Slrlkeouls: 279. 1988 Moat Double Playa: 4-0, Jim O'Toole. 4- t3-57 vs Great Lakes NTS 5, vs. Minnesota. 4-27-50 Stolen Bases: 108. 1981 !1-0. Boll Richards. 4-12·58 vs Maxwell AFB 2-0, Marly Stillman, 4·19-60 vs. Illinois Normal Most Rune Scored (In an Inning): 7 ' 1• Ron Krohn, 4-t4-62 vs North Dakola 12, 4th inning, vs. Purdue 5-26-56; 2nd inning, vs. Western TEAM PITCHING - SEASON 7 Dave Tymus. 4-10-64 vs Illinois Wesleyan Michigan: 5-2G-58 7th inn1ng, vs. Northwestern. 5-7-65 -o· Games: 60, 1981 ~~. Mtlte Ntckels, 5--3-68 vs Iowa Moat Consecutive VIctories (beginning of aeason): 2-o, Tom Redel, 4-1 9-72 vs Loras Complete Games: 26, 1970 10. 1953 Stolt Mackey, 4-1 5--75 vs. Lawrence ~-o . Most Wtna: 35, 1986 ' Jon Dzurol(, 4-17·78 vs UW-Piattevllle Most Consecullve VIctori as (over two aeaaons): 1 $- , Ken Mulry, 4-1 4-81 vs Illinois State 11, 1956-57 Moal Lonas: 36. 1981 1 -o. Scot! Sabo, 5-2-82 vs Iowa 2 Motl Consec:ullve Vlctorlet (during season): Innings Pllched: 421 0, t981 -o, Eroc Llebensteon, 3-22-85 vs Sletson 2 9, 1954, 1970 and 1975 8- , Scoll Fuller • 4-8-87 vs UW-LaCrosse Fewest Runs Allowed: 78, 1962 #-Ties national record Fewesl Hils Allowed: 153, 1962 INDMDUAL BAlliNG ­ Fewest Earned Runs Allowed: 58. 1966 SEASON Fe west Walks: 50. 1954 Most Consecutive Glmea Played: Most Strikeouts: 308. 1986 201, Brtan Wegner 1984-87 Most Gamet: 57. Brian Wegner, 1986 Loweat Earned Run Average: 2.59, 1968 longest Run Scoring Streak: At Bate: 193. Joe Armentrout. 1985· M1ke Barker, 1988 10 games, Pat Rochler. 5-6-61 lo 5-20..61 Mosl Saves: 15, t986 Runs: 61, Joe Armentrout. 1985 Moat Conaec:ullve Hlta· 9 John Byce, 5-2-87 ,; 5-5-87

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1953 Ron Barbian .358 1972 Fred Spylek 25 CAREER BATTING CAREER PITCHING 1954 Gust Vergetis 371 1973 Lee Bauman 17 1955 Carlyle Wagner .386 1974 Lee Bauman 31 GAMES 1956 John DeMerit .349 1975 Lee Bauman 40 206 - Bnan Wegner 1984-87 61 -Bob Mal hews 1982-85 1957 John DeMerit .382 1976 John Hnath 34 189 -J•m Barwtck 1980-83 49 -Mike Benlneimer 1981, 1983-85 1958 Jim Aogneby Steve Ploetz 34 186 -Joe Sctme 1979-83 47 -Andy Otttng 1972-75 350 186 - Mike Barker 1985-88 46 -Sieve Marsden 1977-80 1959 Ed Cannon .317 1977 30 184 - Mike Verku•len 1980-83 44 -Jeff Jordan 1978-81 1960 Russ Mueller .317 1978 John Hnath 28 1961 .398 1979 M ike Han 36 AT BATS 1962 Luke Lamboley .348 1980 J1m Barwick 36 622 -Jim Barw1ck 1980-83 37 -Steve Marsden 1977-80 1963 Rick Reichardt .343 1981 Darrell Moore 44 37 -Tom FISCher 614 -Mike Barker 1985-88 198&-88 1964 Rick Reichardt .443' 1982 M ike Halch 35 600 -Joe Sc1me 1979-83 36 -Dean Rennicke 1979-81 1965 Joe Ramary .389 1983 Jim Barwick 43 524 -Joe Armentrout 1964-66 35 - Jim Van Proosdy 1977-80 1966 Paul Morenz .330 1984 Joe Armentrout 38 524 -Brian Wegner 1964-67 32 - Andy Otting 1972-75 1967 Ed Chartraw . 344 1985 Joe Armentrout 61 • BATTING AVERAGE (200 AB) COMPLETE GAMES 1968 A.D. Boschulte .329 1986 Joe Armentrout 46 .394 -Rick Reichard! 1963-64 23 -Ron Krohn 196· 1-63 1969 Larry Jaskulski .333 1987 Mike Barker 49 .382 -Harvey Kuenn 1951-52 2 1 - George Schmid 1956-58 Stu Voigt .333 1988 Mike Barker 49 .368 - Duane Gustavson 1974-76 18 - Dean Rennicke "1979-81 1970 Mike Johnson .415 17 -Lon Galli 1969-7 1 .365 -Joe Armentrout 1964-86 197 1 Fred Spylek .317 .357 -Joe Scime 1979-83 17 -Jim Van Proosdy 1977-80 1972 Tom Shipley .333 INNINGS PITCH ED 1973 Tom Shipley .407 235.0- Tom Fischer 198&-88 1974 Steve Benne« 379 226.7 - Ron Krohn 196 1-63 1975 Duane Gustavson .373 225.0-Ron Unke 195 1-53 1976 Duane Gustavson .386 21 9.0-Steve Marsden 1977-80 1977 John Hnath .346 216.3 - Andy Oiling 1972-75 1978 M1ke Zimmerman .348 1979 Mike Zimmerman .372 WINS 1980 Craig Zirbel 21 - Andy Olting 1972-75 1981 Jim Barwick 19 -Ron Unke 1951-53 19 - Steve Marsden 1977-80 1982 Joe Sci me 19 - Tim Roman 1965-88 1983 Joe Scime 19 - Tom Fischer 1986-88 1984 Steve Hestnes 1985 Joe Armentrout EARNED RUN AVERAGE (100 IP) 1986 Joe Armentrout 2.23 - John Nelson 1973, 1975-76 1987 Mike Barker 2.45 - Lon Galli 1969-71 2.63 -George Schmid 1 9~>6-58 2.67 -Dave Tymus 1962-64 2. 77 - John Aehl 1 9~, 5-57 WALKS ALLOWED A two-time tesm MVP, Lee Bsumsn 135 - Mike Bentheimer 1981, 19e13-85 114 -Jeff Jordan 197"8-81 earned s/1-Distr/t:t IV snd s/1-Sji; 113 -Tom Fischer 19el6-88 Ten honors In 1975. 106 - Jim Lawrence 194!8-50 Career leader in runs scored· 99 -Ken Mulry 1978-81 I Mike Barter STRIKEOUTS -Tom Fischer - Lon Galli Stu Locklin 32 Bob Wilson 38 RUNS Gene Evans 41 157 - Mike Barker 1985-88 Gene Evans 42 145 -Joe Armentrout 1984-86 Harvey Kuenn 31 137 -Jim Barw•ck 1980-83 Harvey Kuenn 48 128 - Brian Wegner 1984-87 121 -Joe Sci me 1979-83 Ron Barbian 34 Melvin Gaestel 37 HITS Carlyle Wagner 39 21 4 -Joe Sclme 1979-83 John DeMerit 37 213 -Mike Barket 1985-88 John OeMeril 34 206 - J1m Barw•ck 1960-63 Bill M alian 38 191 -Joe Armentrout 1984-86 Ed Cannon 33 169 -Steve Bennett 1973-76 Russ Mueller 26 DOUBLES Dale Hackbart 26 51 - Joe Scime 1979-83 Pat Richter 43 49 -Steve Bennett 1973-76 Pat Richter 25 36 -Brad Barsness 1982' 1984-86 1963 Pa t Richter 38 36 Mike Barker 1985-88 A I Lau 38 33 M ike Noelke 198&-88 1947 Stu Locklin 18 1984 Rick Reict1 ardt 47 35 TR IPLES Charles Lowe 18 1965 Joe Romary 1948 Bob Wilson Gary Pinnow 36 12 - Duane Gustavson 1974-76 28 32 9 - Harvey Kuenn 195 1-52 1949 Gene Evans 25 1966 Paul Morenz 9 -Joe Armentrout 1984-86 1950 Bob Wilson 38 1967 Gary Pinnow 36 9 M tke Noelke 198&-88 1951 Paul Furseth 23 1968 Tom Schinke 32 8 -Mike Verkuilen 1980-83 Harvey Kuenn 23 1969 Bruce Erickson 29 8 - Jtm Barw1Ck 1980-83 Harvey Kuenn 25 1970 Paul Shand ling 41 O«o Puis 19 1971 Mike Johnson 43 HOME RUNS Otto Puis 24 1972 Tom Sh tpley 48 27 - Scolt Ceptcky 198&-88 33 22 - Mtke Noelke 198&-88 Bill Rubin 24 1973 Tom Shtpley 50 20 -Pat RIChter 1961-63 John DeMerit 32 1974 Steve Bennett 18 -Joe Sci me 1979-83 John DeMerit 30 1975 Lee Bauman 51 16 -John DeMent 1956-57 1958 Bill Mallatl 26 1976 Steve Bennett 47 16 - T1m Eichorst 1983-85 STATISTICAL 1959 Frank Mank 23 1977 Randy Johnson 57 1960 Russ Mueller 21 1978 Mike Zimmerman 48 RUNS BATTED IN 55 LEADERS YEAR BY 1961 Pat RIChter 28 1979 M1ke Z1mmerman 133 - Scolt Cepicky 198&-88 62 1962 Pat Richter 15 1980 Cra1g Zirbel 132 -Joe Sc1me 1979-83 60 1973-76 YEAR 1947-1987 1963 Denny Ho we 28 1961 J1m Barwick 116 - Steve Bennen 62 112 - K J D•ckmann 1984-86 1984 Rick Reichardt 28 1982 Joe SC Ime BATTING AVERAGE 49 106 - Mtke Noelke 1986-88 1965 Joe Aomary 21 1983 Joe Sc1me 52 1947 Stu Locklin 352 1966 Pa ul Morenz 18 1984 Tim Eichorst STOLEN BASES 52 1948 Bob Wilson 342 1967 Gary Pinnow 2 1 Joe Armentrout 76 57 - Lee Bauman 1972-75 1949 Bob Wilson 426 1968 Tom Schmke 29 1985 Joe Armentrout 55 - M •ke Mac ken 198 1-84 63 1950 Bob Shea 358 1969 Bruce Erickson 19 1986 Joe Armentrout 51 - J•m Barwick 1980-83 82' 1951 Harvey Kuenn 320 Mike Barker 46 - M1ke Larson 198•1.-87 1970 A.D. Boschulle 32 1987 1952 Harvey Kuenn 436 62 42 - Darrell Moore 1978-8 1 1971 Mike Johnson 21 1988 Scot! Cepicky 24 ------"'-- - --

DOUBLES t957 John DeMent t958 Ron N ieman 1971 Moke Johnson 17 1947 Ed Butcher 6 Ron Nieman Jim Rogneby 1972 Greg Mahlberg 22 1948 Bob Wilson 1958 Ron N1eman 1959 Jim Rogneby 1973 St eve Bennett 19 1949 Gene Evans 10 1959 Dale Hackbart R uss Mueller 1974 Steve Bennett 34 1950 Bruce Elliot 9 1960 Frank Marik Frank Marik 1975 St eve Bennett 39 1951 Paul Furselh 8 1961 Pat Richter 1960 Dale Hackbart 1976 Duane Gustavson 39 1952 Harvey Kuenn 1962 Pat Richter 1961 Pat Richter 1977 Randy Johnson 27 1953 Jim Temp 7 Denny Howe 1962 Pat RIChter t978 M rke Hart 22 1954 M el vin Gaesl el 6 John Kleinschmidt 2 1963 Pat Richter t979 Joe Scime 27 1955 Carlyle Wagner 1963 John Merlet 3 Rick Reichardt 1980 Kirk Magee 37 1956 John DeMerit 10 1964 AI Nau 3 1964 Rick Reichardt 1981 Darrell Moore 25 1957 Wayne Kelliher 10 1965 Gary Pi nnow 1965 Rick Hense 1982 Joe Sci me 32 1958 Jim Rogneby 8 1966 Paul M orenz t966 Paul Morenz 1983 Jo e Sci me 41 1959 Jim Rogneby 1967 M ike Setzer t967 Gary Pinnow 1984 Tim Sager 35 1960 Dale Hackbart Tom Schinke 1968 Tom Sc hinke t985 Tim Eichorst 59' 1961 Pal Richter 13 Ed Chartraw 1969 Stu Voigt 1986 K.J , Dickm ann 45 1962 Pal Rich ter 6 Tom McCauley 1970 Stu Voigt t987 Mike Barker 46 Denny Howe 6 Harl an Krafft 197 1 Greg O'B rien 1988 Scott Cepicky 55 1963 Den ny Howe 1958 Tom Schinke 1972 Fred Spytek 1964 Rick Hense 1969 A.D. Bosch u lle 1973 Fred Spytek STOLEN BASES 1965 Gary Pinnow 10 1970 Bruce Erickson 1974 Duane Gustavson 1948 Bob Wilson 1966 Sieve Tadevich 5 1971 M ike Johnson Dwight M ueller 4 Bob Cook 1967 Gary Pinnow 5 Fred Spylek 1975 Steve Ploetz 4 Jim Thompson Ross Amundson 5 Ed Zydowsky 1976 Duane Gustavson 5 1949 Gene Evans 1968 Tom Schinke 1972 Ed Zydowsky 1977 Randy Johnson 1950 Bob Wilson 17 1969 Gary Buss 1973 Steve Ploetz 1978 John Hnath 1951 Sheldon Fink 13 1970 A D. Boschulle 1974 Tom Shipley 1979 Frank Shellenback 1952 Harvey Kuenn 7 1971 Mike Johnson Rick Larson 1980 Frank Shellenback 1953 Otto Puis 9 Greg Mahlberg Randy Schawel 1981 Darrell Moore 1954 Otto Puis 14 Greg O'Bnen 5 Daryl Fuchs 1 1982 Mark Doran 1955 Jack No wka 11 Paul Shandllng 5 1975 Duane Gustavson 6 Mike Verkuilen 1956 Dick Hrlevich 9 1972 Greg Mahlberg 1976 D uane Gustavson 6 1983 M ike Verkuilen 9 Bob Torresam 1973 Steve Bennett 1977 Randy Johnson 4 Joe Sci me 9 1957 John DeMe rit 1974 Steve Bennell 16 1978 Pat Seegers 3 1984 Tim Eichorst 6 Bill Rubin 1975 Steve Bennett 11 1979 Mike Han t985 Tim Eichorst 10 1958 Bill Mallatt 16 1976 Steve Ben nell 14 Frank Shellenback 1986 Scott Cepicky 1959 Dale Hackbart 15 1977 Randy Johnson 12 1980 Jim Barwick 1987 M ike Noelke 9 1960 Ross Mueller 8 1978 M ike Zimmerman 12 1981 Mike Verkuilen 1988 Scott Cepicky 13' 1961 Billy Hess 1979 Mike Hart 10 1982 M ike Hatch 1962 Gene Plagenz 1980 Joe Sci me 14 1983 Mike Macken 1963 Denny Howe 1981 Darrell Moore 7 1984 Brad Barsness 1964 Rick Re icha rdt 20 Pepl Randolp h 1985 Joe Armentrout 1965 Gary Pinnow M ike Defnel 1986 M ike Ba rker t966 Mark Rosenblum Craig Carter 1987 Reggie Tompkins Harlan Krafft 1982 Joe Scime 14 1988 Scott Cepicky 1967 Tom Schinke 15 1983 Jim Barwick 13 Mike Noelke 1968 Tom Schinke 10 1984 Bill Czaplewski 13 1969 R.D Boschuile 1985 Tim Eichorst 13 1970 R.D Boschuile 21 1986 Jeff Schyvrnck t 6 1971 M 1ke Johnson 6 1987 Mike Barker Greg O'Bnen 1988 T1m Roman 1972 Fred Spyl ek 1973 Tom Shipley Lee Bauman 1974 lee Bauman 25 1975 Lee Bauman 22 1976 John Hnal h 16 1977 Pat Seegers 10 1978 Pal Seegers 18 1979 M1ke Hart 17 1980 Ji m Barwick 9 t 981 Darrell Moore 31' Single-season UW record· 1982 Mike Hatch 22 holder In stolen bases • 1983 Mike M acken 22 Darrell Moore 1984 M ike Macken 16 1985 Joe Armentrout 15 1986 Joe Armentrout 13 t987 Mtke Larson 16 1988 M ike Barker 14

Ed Butcher Bob Wilson Rhinert Tadych Bruce Elliot Paul Furseth Harvey Kuenn 1953 Ron Barbian John Kasper 1954 Jim Temp Ed Butcher 1 1955 Carlyle Wagner Bob Wilson 5 1956 John DeMerit TRIPLES 1949 Bob Wilson 2 1957 Wayne Kelliher 1950 Bob Wilson 3 1958 Ron Nieman 1947 Ed Butcher Bruce Elliot 3 1959 Frank Marik 1948 Jim Thompson Bob Shea 1960 Dale Hackbart 1949 Bob Wilson Sheldon Fink t961 Pat Richter Paul Furseth 195t Paul Furseth 1962 Pat Richter 1950 Gene Evans 1952 1963 Pat Richter 1951 J1m Van 01en 1953 Ron Unke 1964 Harold Brandt 1952 HarYey Kuenn 9' t954 Jack Nowka 1965 A1ck Hense 1953 Ron Barb1an 1955 Jack Nowka 1966 Paul Morenz 1954 Gust Vergetls J1m Temp t967 Gary Pinnow 1955 Carlyle Wagner Carlyle Wagner 1968 Tom Schinke Bill Rubin 1956 John DeMerit 12 1969 Stu Voogt 1956 John DeMerit 1957 John DeMerit 1970 Paul Shandling Wayne Kellrher 25 WISCONSIN BASEBAI L I~RDS YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM PITCHING YEAR·BY·YEAR TEAM STATISTICS STATISTICS BATTING PITCHING YEA R ERA WON-LOST STRIKEOUTS YEAR RECORD AVE R H 28 38 HR RBI SB CG SHO SO ERA 1947 Wall Lautenbach 3·2 Gene Jaroch 32 1949 9-18-0 .277 168 259 41 18 6 134 28 106 1948 Earned Floyd Leve 5·3 Jim Lawrence 135" 1950 19-!Hl 284 190 284 41 13 18 151 54 145 1949 Run Thornton Kipper 3·3 Thornton Kipper 44 1951 14·8·1 269 162 220 40 20 11 130 64 121 1950 Averages Thornton Kipper 11·1 Thornton Kipper 46 1952 18-8.() 287 148 254 33 23 7 135 34 4 133 1951 Not Ron Unke 6·3 Ron Unke 43 1953 19-8-0 .274 165 263 38 9 11 139 39 6 168 1952 Tabulated Ron Unke &-2 AI Suter 51 1954 17·7·1 .311 161 267 3 1 12 18 126 55 108 1953 Until Ron Unke 7·2 Ron Unke 63 1955 1&-12.() .277 161 253 42 7 12 128 54 119 1954 the 1956 Bill Robichaud 5-2 Hal Raether 40 1956 20· 7-0" .280 192 256 44 6 26 164 67 164 281 1955 Season John Aehl 5·2 John Aehl 29 1957 14-1().0 279 152 222 43 11 11 132 41 17 156 3.06 1956 Sheldon Rusch 2.43 George Schmid 4-1 John Aeht 57 1958 17- 11·0 276 265 265 42 14 14 149 54 16 165 3 92 1957 George Schmid 2.47 Schmid. Aehl 5-2 Jim O'Toole 54 1959 17-13-0 257 156 254 42 16 9 131 47 16 155 3.39 1958 George Schmid 2.68 George Schmid 6-3 George Schmid 93 1960 14-6-1 264 123 187 23 6 108 37 133 3.75 1959 Mike Sund 2.32 Mike Sund 5-2 Mar1in Stillman 58 '1961 9-19· 1 .245 151 235 44 16 17 123 25 18 145 5.76 1960 Bill Richards 3.40 Bill Richards 4-2 Bill Richards 45 1962 14·9·0 245 90 173 36 10 12 74 23 13 133 3.04 1961 Ron Krohn 4.33 Ron Krohn 4-5 Ron Krohn 61 1963 16·14·0 .285 182 296 52 12 24 160 30 16 147 3.69 1962 Ron Krohn 1.59 Stan Wagner 5·2 Stan Wagner 43 1964 14-14·0 .268 137 241 26 8 18 11 2 52 19 153 3.68 1963 Tom Krebsbach 1.63 Ron Krohn &-3 Ron Krohn 32 1965 14- 13·0 .269 143 237 35 11 127 33 16 133 3.66 1964 Lance Tobert 2.26 Lance Tobert 4·2 Dave Tymus 40 1966 9-18-0 .240 110 205 22 10 7 92 22 13 146 4.93 1965 Lance Toberl 3.00 Lance Tobert 7-2 Lance Tobert 55 1967 16-15-0 236 148 231 37 5 IS 119 56 19 210 3.27 1966 Dennis Sweeney 3.68 John Poser 3·2 John Poser 47 1968 18-!Hl .293 145 233 38 10 15 125 44 20 151 2.59" 1967 John Poser 2.03 John Poser 6·2 John Poser 57 1969 14-18-0 .228 114 213 28 9 7 96 23 12 2 193 4.35 1968 Lance Primis 2.41 Lance Primis &-3 Lance Primis 49 1970 22·16-0 281 197 293 38 17 13 168 58 26" 2 225 3.89 1969 Lon Galli 1.79 Mike McEvilly 5-3 Lon Gall1 67 1971 2Q.l!Hl .255 141 293 31 11 11 120 31 14 2 180 4.0 1 1970 Lon Galli 2.79 David Billy 4·1 Lon Galli 67 1972 2().22-0 .248 174 295 39 11 12 146 31 13 6 151 5.21 1971 Dave Reiling 2.82 Lon Galli 5-3 Lon Galli 57 1973 IQ-14-0 .280 102 182 35 92 24 12 93 4.73 1972 Dan Oomski 3.36 Tom Rodel 4-1 Dan Demski 37 1974 15-21.() .290 108 321 56 17 170 66 9 1 149 5.09 1973 Andy O"ing 2.26 Andy Otti ng 5·2 Andy O"ing 28 1975 24-15-0 .313 254 351 56 21 13 208 48 15 6 162 3.72 1974 Sco" Mackey 3.64 Andy Otting 5·1 Sco" Mackey 27 1976 22· 15-0 .294 208 310 63 14 10 183 54 9 164 4.15 1975 John Nelson 1.52" John Nelson &-0 John Nelson 34 1977 22·27-0 .255 210 349 48 21 11 173 46 20 r 201 3.76 1976 Allan Clark 1.90 John Nelson &-2 John Nelson 43 1978 23-21-1 .245 186 296 50 11 6 143 71 25 3 147 3.75 1977 George O'Brien 2.53 Steve Marsden 4-2 Randy Rennlcke 58 1979 31-17-0 .264 244 344 59 15 16 201 81 23 r 186 3.39 1978 Ken Mulry 2.04 Steve Marsden &-2 Ken Mulry 35 1980 23-24·1 291 246 394 78 13 23 219 43 15 214 6.53 1979 Jeff Jordan 2.68 Jim Van Proosdy 7-o· Steve Marsden 35 1981 24·36-0 .263 258 425 54 12 17 200 108" 21 301 5.32 1980 Steve Marsden 3.21 Dean Aennicke 7-4 Steve Marsden 44 1982 23·28·0 .277 245 392 72 15 17 200 98 18 221 6.56 1981 Dean Rennicke 2.52 Mike Verkuilen 4-3 Dean Rennicke 65 1983 22·11·0 .322' 277 353 62 13 37 247 79 10 193 5.65 1982 Sco" Sabo 2.32 ScoH Sabo 5·2 Sco" Sabo 39 1984 25-25-1 .302 284 414 85 17 23 241 76 10 253 5.98 1983 Scoll Sabo 4.83 Andy Basten 5·1 Sco" Sabo 39 1985 28· 25·2 .292 353 471 81 11 34 305 63 14 r 252 5.56 1984 Steve H estnes 5.19 Bob M athews 4·1 Steve Hestnes 49 1986 35-22·0 .304 400" 510" 94" 15 31 337" 82 14 5 308" 4.58 1985 Tim Haines 3.02 T im Roman &-2 Mark Schaefer 47 1987 28-24.() .320 349 488 82 26" 37 313 63 15 3 276 5.15 1986 Jim Rosplock 4.04 Lance Painter 6-4 Tom Fischer 75 1968 28· 27·0 .293 330 471 64 17 5s· 296 44 20 299 5.92 1987 Tom Fischer 2.03 Tom Fischer &-6 Tom Fischer 64 ·oenotes school record since 1949. 1968 Paul Ouantril 4.65 Paul Quantrill 7-3 Tom Fischer 80 ·school record Note: La wrence pitched 110 innings in compiling strikeouts in 1948. John Nelson p1tched 47. 1 innmgs in compil ing 1.52 ERA in 1975 THE LAST TIME

Three UW batters hitting consecu11ve home rune Joe Romary. Gary Pinnow a'ld HaroiCI Brandt S.l0165 vs Western M 1th1gar,

UW hitter to hit for lhe cycte Mike Barker, 3/14/87. vs. l'l..ew Mex•co-H•ghlands

Ste al ot Home Mike Larson, 517187 vs. UW·Mtlwau)(ee

Triple Steal Bob Smith, Howie Radder Bl\d Cla rence Stephans vs lnd•ana ~ 1940

Triple play Tim Roman to Tim Eichorst to Brad Barsness to Mark Manns O.o..l-2). 4128185 vs Iowa In the third inning ot the second Iowa game ot 1985 wtth me n on firsl and th.rd. Hawkeye shortstop Mike M claughiP'l "11 a hard grounder to PIIChef Roman Roman threw to shortstop Eichorst covering second and E•chorst relayed tt to Barsness at first lo~N a s John Knapp broke late from th ird and Barsness threw to catcher Man M anns. who tagged Knapp for the third out.

N o4 hltter by a UW pllcher Bob Eckl 1117185 vs Coocoruoa Eckl had a perfect game UJ1lll he walll(ed a batter on 1 3--2 puch w•th one out •n the se.,enth inning. That was the 011ly ble.,.ush '" the 18-0 UW VtCiory George Sehmu:J earned the only Wisconsin perfect game--a 16--0 \ilr !O aga•nst Glenv e..., hav•l A1r Stat.on 10 1958

Played a ll nine po~Uons In • single game Mike Larson 5/5·87 •s CarrOll College In the Badgers 24-6 ..,.c;tory aga,nsl Cauoll Colle-ge- Larson staned '" nght field and changed positions e\lery tnnmo He bn,shed oo tne mounC11n lhe nmtn a nd struck out the first two batters he faced On offense he *as one for hve 1nc.lud•ng 1 run-seonno cnpte and

Tom FIIIChttr hold• th record for ..

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ERS IN THE PROS

Name Proteaelona l Orqa nlzatlon ·Joe Armentrout Los Angeles Rams. (NFL) "J1m Bakken 51 LOUIS Cardmals (NFL) ' Cy Buker Dodgers Steve Curry Philadelphia Ph•lhes/ ·John DeMent Milwaukee Braves Rob Derksen Mark Doran Calllornla Angels Brad Edlefsen Atlanta Braves T1m Eichorst Oakland A's Tom Fischer Scott Fuller Chicago While Sox Lon Galli Minnesota Twms ·John Gerlach Chicago While Sox Duane Gustavson Ch1cago Cubs/ "Mike Hart /"Minnesota Twinsi"Battimore Orioles / Gene Jaroch Art Mansfield Harvey Kuenn Jim O'Too,le 'Thornton Kipper "Harvey Kuenn Detroit Tigers/Milwaukee Brewers. manager Luke Lambotey Yankees Mike Larson ·Jim Lawrence Detroit Tigers Stu Locklin Cleveland Indians "Greg Mahtberg '/Wausau Timbers, manager ·Arthur W. " Dynie" Mansfield Steve Marsden /Cleveland Indians Dw1ght Mueller Ch•cago Wh•te Sox Russ Mueller Pittsburgh P1rates Mike Noelke ·Jim O'Toole C~ncinnah Reds "Rick Reichardt California Angels/Washington Senators/ Chicago While Sox/ Kansas City Royals Dean Rennicke los Angeles Dodgers Randy Rennicke California Angels 'Pat Ric hter Washington Redskins (NFL) Joe Romary Minnesota Twins Scott Sabo Oakland A's/Cieveland Indians Joe Sci me Atlanta BravesfDetroit Tigers Pat Seegers Milwaukee Brewers Greg Mahlberg Rick Reichardt Mike Hart Jim Thompson Ron Unke St. Louis Cardinals Mike Verkuilen Minnesota Twins "Stu Voigt Minnesota VIkings (NFL) 'Robert " Red" Wilson Detroit Tigers/Chicago While So> Brad Zeinert Los Angeles Dodgers 'competed at major teague level

WISCONSIN BASEBALL OOACHES

WISCONSIN ALL· TIME COACHING RECORD

Seasons Years Won Lost Tied PCT Morrisey 1894 10 0 714 PieHer 1895 10 0 .556 Phil King 1897, 1900·01 10 10 .500 Humphreys 1898 14 5 .737 Bertrand Husllng 1899 5 16 .238 Phil King Bemis Pierce Tom Barry Got·don Lewis Oscar Bandelin 1902.03 16 22 .421 Bemis Pierce 1904.05 21 14 .600 C.P. Hutchins 1907 4 4 .500 Tom Barry 1908-11 22 29 0 431 Gordon Lewts 1912, 1914-17 49 28 3 .631 Bill Juneau 1913 7 3 .500 Guy Lowman 1918, 1921-32 13 140 105 6 .570 lrv Uterilz 1933-34 2 25 22 0 532 Robert Poser 1935-36 2 27 25 .519 Lowell Douglas 1937-39 3 46 27 .628 Art " Dynie" Manslteld 1940· 70 31 44 1 352 .556 Tom Meyer 1971-63 13 279 276 .503 I \. Steve Land 1984· 5 t« 123 539 Guy Lowman Robert Poser Lowell Douglas Art Mansfield

Tom Meyer Steve Land

"nn 27 WISCONSIN All ·TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS 1870-1988

Air Force 2-0 Loras 13-3 St. Xavier 6-4 Akron 1-0 Louisiana State 3-8 San Bernadino Valley 1-1 Alabama 2-1 Louisville 0-1 South Carolina 0-1 Albion 2-0 Luther College 12-3 Southern 1-1 Arizona 4-6 Macomb Teachers 1-0 SIU-Carbondale 1-6 Arizona State 18-45 Maine 1-2 SIU-Edwardsvi lie 2-5 Arkansas 0-8 Mankato State 0-2 Southwestern 1-0 Arkansas State 1-2 Marquette 1-0 SW Louisiana 5-5 Armour Tech 3-1 Massachusetts 3-4 SW Missouri State 1-3 40-23 Maxwell AFB 3-0 Spring Hill 0-2 B lackburn 1-0 McNeese State 1-1 Stanford 0-1 Bradley 37-20 Memphis StatEJ 3-1 Stetson 1-3 Brigham Young 1-2 Michigan 37-75 Sun Prairie 2-0 Brown 1-0 Michigan State 29-39-2 Tennessee 1-1 Butler 2-2-1 Millikin 1-2 Texas 0-1 California 0-1 Millsaps 0-1 Texas Lutheran 0-1 Cali lorn i a-Riverside 2-2 Milton 14-4 Trinity 0-1 Camp Grant 1-4 Milwaukee Nor mal 2-0 Truax Field 5-0 Campion 4-1 MSOE 8-0 Tu lane 2-13 Camp McCoy 4-1 Minnesota 72-96 UCLA 0-1 Carleton 3-1 Mississippi A&M 1-10-1 Union College 3-2 Carroll College 4-0 Mississippi College 4-3-1 UW-LaCrosse 15-1 Central Florida 0-2 Mississippi University 4-6-1 UW-Milwaukee 7-1 Chicago 49-43 Missouri 2-0-1 UW-Oshkosh 14-11 Chicago State 6-1 Monmouth College 1-0 UW-Parkside 10-2 Christian Brothers 0-1 Murray State 2-1 UW-Piatteville 8-2 Cincinnati 2-0 Nebraska 2-0 UW-Stevens Point 13-3 Claremont College 0-1 New Orleans 2-2 UW-Whitewater 12-7 Colby 2-1 New Mexico 1-5 Valparaiso 10-2 Colorado Mines 1-0 New Mexico-Highlands 2-0 Vanderbilt 4-1 Colorado State 1-1 New Mexico State 1-0 Vi rginia 10-1 Concordia (Wis.) 4-0 North Carolina State 1-3 Wake Forest 1-1 Connecticut 1-2 North Centra l 3-0 Washington (St.L.) 12-5-1 Cornell 1-1 North Dakota 4-0 Washington (Ore.) 0-1 DeKalb Teachers 2-1 Northeastern Illinois 12-1 Watertown 1-0 Delaware 3-3 Northern Arizona 1-3 Western Illinois 4-0 DePaul 2-1 Northern Illinois 22-19-1 Western Michigan 26-39-2 Dixon 4-1 Northwestern College 6-1 West Virginia 3-1 Dubuque 4-1 Northwestern 140-67-4 Wichita State 0-1 Duke 2-0 Notre Dame 55-58-3 Winona Tech 1-0 Earth am 4-1 Oak Park 2-3 Wittenberg 1-0 Elmhurst 1-0 Oberl in 5-1 Wyoming 2- 1 Florida Southern 0-2 Ohio State 34-39 Florida State 1-8 Ohio University 1-1 NOTE: List does not include some service, Florida Tech 0-1 Ohio Wesleyan 0-1 foreign and professional teams. Glenview NAS 4-0 Oklahoma 4-3 Grand Canyon 5-1 0 Oklahoma Stat'e 1-3 Great Lakes NTB 8-1 Oral Roberts 0-1 Grinnell 3-2 Oregon 0-1 Hobart 0-1 Ottuma NAS 1-1 Illinois 63-98 Pan American 2-1 Ill. Benedictine 1-1 Phoenix College 2-1 Illinois-Chicago 16-6 Pu rdue 57-39-1 Illinois Normal 13-6 Ripon 9-0 Illinois State 1-4 Rockford College 5-2 Il linois Wesleyan 5-3 Rollins 1-3 Indiana 51-27-1 Rollo 0-1 Indiana State 3-5 Rutgers 0-2 Iowa 68-62 Sacred Heart 1-0 Ithaca 0-1 St. Ambrose 1-0 A 1968 11th TOUnd dndl choice"!; Janesvi lle 0-2 St. Edwards 1-0 the New Yott Met., Mite Noelki)• St. Francis Kessler AFB 6-0 5-5 second In UW ca'•'*' home Tun';. Kentucky 2-0 St. John's 1-1 wlth22. Lake Forest 19-0 St. Louis 1-2 Lake Mills 0-3 St. Mary's (Mo.) 0-1 Lamar 4-9 St. Mary's (Minn.) 6-0-1 Lawrence 5-3 St. Mary's (Texas) 1-0 Lewis 4-4 St. Norbert 5-0-1

28 NENTS

ILLINOIS MICHIGAN ~ LOCATION: Evanston, Illinois LOCATION: Champaign-Urbana. lllinoos LOCATION: Ann Arbor, Michigan NICKNAME: Wildcats HICKIIAME: Fighhng llhnl ~ NICKNAME: Wolvennes COLORS: Purple & Whole COLORS: and Blue COLORS: Maize & Blue HEAD COACH: ==--- HEAD COACH: HEAD COACH: Augoe Garndo • CAREER RECORD: 28·28 (1 Year) CAREE R RECORD: 803·388·7 (20 Years) CAREER RECORD: 772·303·1 (21 Years) NORTHWESTER N RECORD: 211-28 ( 1 Year) ILLINOIS RECORD: 26-20 (I year) MICHIGAN RECORD: 416·131)..1 (9 Years) BASEBALL SID: Frank Mack (312) 491·7503 BASEB ALL SID: Frank Reed. (2 17) 333·1390 BASEBALL SID: Jim Schneider, (313)763-1318 FIELD (CAPACITY): Wells Field (1,000) FIELD (CAPACITY): Proano Sladium (1,500) FIELD (CAPACITY): Ray Fisher Sladium (4,500) PR ESS BOX PHONE: TBA PRESS BOX PHONE: (217) 333·1227 PRESS BOX PH ONE: (31:1) 747·1283 1988 OVERALL RECORD: 28·28 1988 OVERALL RECORD: 48·19 1988 OVERALL RECORD: 26·20 BIG TEN RECORD: 11·1 7 BIG TEN RECORD: 12·16 (71h) BI G TEN RECORD: 20·8 (1st) KEY RETURNEES: t B·3B Chris Beacom (.365, 7 HR, 37 RB I), KEY RETURNEES: OF/1 B John Valente (.338, 7 HR), OF Don KEY RETURNEES: OF/3B Phil Price (.32 1. 10 HR. 49 RBI). OF SS Tim Buhe (.340·4·20), IF Joe Perona (.333·2·24), RHP Tom (.281). CF Gl'eg McMurlry (.228·4·22), RHP Ross cuchran (.305. 4 HR). 2B Mark Dalesandro (.272) Borgula (4·3. 4.12). Powell (5-1, 3.02). RHP Mike Grimes (7·2, 2.91), C Mike Gilletle KEY LOSSES: RHP John Encks, RHP Mike Munson. OF Mike KEY LOSSES: RHP/OF Bob Brucalo, LHP Tony Ariola, RHP Wolters, c Brad Wentz (.263-3·16), 1B/P Greg H111eger (.272·4·34). Everett Cunningham Although ILLINOIS will lield a young team, KE Y LOSSES: LHP Jim Abbott, RHP Mike Ignasiak. RHP Chris Lulz. IF Steve Finken, IF Bill St. Peter, C Darrin Campbell. NORTHWESTERN retu rns eight starters. But the Fighting lllini are expected to battl e Despite heavy graduation losses, MICHIGAN four starting pitchers were drafted and only RHP Michigan for the Big Ten title. Dalesandro and is considered the team to beat in the Big Ten. Jim Robinson returns. The Wildcats w ill score Christensen provide stability while five talented Grimes and Powel l anchor a pitching staff with runs with 3B Beacom and SS Buhe leading the newcomers will start, including potential tremendous potential depending on how quickly way. Pitching and defense will be the Wildcats' newcomer of the year Kevin O'Connor. the newcomers contribute. 1B/3B Price, OF keys to a shot at the play-offs. McMurtry and C Gi l lette will spark the Wolverines drive to the play-offs.

T · H · F. INDIANA OHIO STATE OHIO LOCATION: Bloomington, Indiana LOCATION: Columbus, Ohio MICHIGAN STATE NICKNAME: Buckeyes SIA1E NICKN AME: Hoos1ers UNJVERSlTY COLORS: Searle! & Gray COLORS: Cream & Crimson LOC ATION: Easl Lansing, Michigan HEAD COACH: HEAD COACH: NICKNAME: Spanans CAREER RECORD: 15&- t 10 (5 Years) CAREER RECORD: 518·179·3 (13 Years) COLORS: Green & Wh ite INDIANA RECORD: 226·92·1 (5 Years) OHIO STATE RECORD: 32·28 (1st Year) HEAD COACH: Tom Smll'h s B ASEBALL SID: Rick VanBrimmer (614) 292-6861 BASE BALL SID: Eric Ruden. (812) 335·2421 CAREER RECORD: 179-159·1 (6 Years) FIELD (CAPACITY): Traulman Field (1,000) FIELD (CAPACITY): Sembower Field (3,500) MICHIGAN STATE RECOIRD: 179·159·1 (6 Years) PRESS BOX PHONE: (8 12) 335·2754 PRESS BOX PHONE: TBA BASEBALL SID: Mark Hflwklns, (517) 355·2272 1988 OVER ALL RECORD: 32·28 1988 OVERALL RECORD: 39·19 FIELD (CAPACITY): John Kobs Field (4,000) BIG TEN RECORD: 16-12 (3rd-T) BIG TEN RECORD: 11· 17 (8th·T) PRESS BOX PHONE: (51T) 353-3009 KEY RETURNEES: SS Geoff Flonn (.338, 6 HR. 29 RBI). OF Phil KEY RETURNEES: OF Jay Semke (.360, 6 HR. 21 RBI). 1988 OVERALL RECORD: 41·20 Dauphin (348-6·58), C Rob Barber (.312), RHP Craig Williams OF Mark Pfaff (.321·4·35). IB/OF Tom Eilerman (.364·9·461. BIG TEN RE COR D: 1&-12 (3rd·T) Tom Schwarber (9-6, 4.31 ). RHP Bill Werlz (7·3, 5.23) (11-3. 3.15), LH P Eric Jaques (7·6, 4 52) KEY RETURNEES: I B Dan Masteller (.394, 12 HR. 58 RBI). C KEY LOSSES: SS Mo ckey Morandoni, OF Moke Sabo. OF Joe KEY LOSSES: 2B Scolt Meadows, OF Jim Hufford, Scotl Makarew ocz ( 271-10-42), 2B Kevin Dalson (.290-3-36), Hollman, 2B Jeff Stout IB Pat Thompson, LHP John McCormick RHP Mike Ericson (5-2, 6.1 4), RHP Brad Lamoni (5-4, 2.23) INDIANA lost the nucleus from a team that hit KEY LOSSES: RHPIOF Todd Krumm, OF Mike Davidson, 2b OHIO STATE lost five regulars from last .355 overall a year ago. Pitchers Jaques and Steve Preston. RHP Rick Rozman season's play-off team. All-Big Ten candidates and Williams anchor an improved staff. Pitching Alter missing ttJe Big Ten play-off title by one Eilerman and Semke return to lend stability to a and defense w111 be the keys until the offense game, MICHIGAN STATE has high hopes for lineup that may include as many as five catches up. 1989. The Spartans return 15 letterwinners, freshmen. A veteran pitching staff could speed inc l uding second team All-Big Ten C up the transition. Makarewicz. A strong c lass of newcomers should help the Spartans contend for a spot in the play-offs.

PURDUE LOCATION: Iowa City. Iowa """-;(;: NICKNAME: Hawkeyes If LOCATION: West Lalayette, Indiana COLORS: Old Gold & Black NICKNAME: Boilermakers HEAD COACH: COLORS: Old Gold & Black CARE ER RECORD: 649-362·2 (22 Years) HEAD COACH: Dave Alexander IOWA RECORD: 558·352·2 (19 Years) ~~~~~!~M innesola CAREER RECORD: 311·303-6 ( 11 Years) BASEBALL SID: Scott Reed, (3191 335·9411 NICKNAME: Golden Gophers J PURDUE RECO RD : 311·303-6 (11 Years) FIELD (CAPACITY): Iowa Foeld (3.000) COLORS: Maroon & Gold BASEBALL SID: Mike Neyman (317) 494·3200 PRESS BOX PHONE: (319) 335·9572 HEAD COACH: John Anderson FIELD (CAPACITY): Lambert Field (1,000) 1988 OVERALL RECORD: 29·25 CAREER RECORD: 236-158-1 (7 Years) PRESS BOX PHONE: (317) 494·1522 BIG TEN RECORD: 14-14 (6th) MINNESOTA RECORD: 238·158·1 (7 Years) 1988 OVER ALL RECORD: 26·34 ~EY RET URNEES: 3B Kellh Noreen (.371. 8 HR. 43 RBI). RHP BASEBALL SID: Tom Greenhoe (612) 625-4090 BIG TEN RECORD: 8·20 (101h) (f>-6. 4 37). RHP Allen Ralh (6-3, 4 32), OF Chris FlELD (CAPACITY): Sieber! Field (2,500) KEY RETURNEES: RHP Pole Allenberger (2·6, 7 83), LHP John Ha lcher ( 261-12-46). RHP John DeJarld (4- 1, 2.03, 4 Saves), PRESS BOX PHONE: (612) 627-4031 Cameo (4-6. 3 91 ), RH P Andy Swain (5-6, 4.57, 7 Saves). OF Moke Bradley I 293·2·2 1) 1988 OVERALL RECORD: 38·28 OF·IB Tom Kilchel (.360. 6 HR. 28 RBI), 3B Mike Galle ( 352· KEY LOSSES: OF Boll Heinz, IF/LHP Jeff Schaler, OF Luis BIG TEN RECORD: 17·11 (2nd)/Piay-off Champion 16·59). OF Jose Cruz (.274·5-27) Aamnez. AHP Mark Boland, AHP Mark Oenkinger KEY RETURNEES: RHP/C Dan Wilson (4-3/ 347, 4 HR. 42 RBI). KEY LOSSES: 2B Bob Gerhard, LHP Tom Mayer IOWA could have the best one-two pitching OF Vmce Palyan ( 362·4-37), 2B Broan Raabe ( 37().()-43). 3B PURDUE returns 20 letterwmners. including punch in the league in Eldred and Rath. Both Jay Anderson ( 267-4-34). LHP Denney Neagle (9·5. 3 95) seven starters. 1 B Kitchel and 3B Galle provide KEY LOSSES: RHP Darren Knlghl. OF Jay Kvasnicka. 3B JeH should be high draft picks in June. OF Hatcher Goergen, OF J.T Bruen LHP Mike Pavelka. 1B Paul Weinberg the power. Improved pitching and Altenberger's and AII·B1g Ten 3B Noreen provide the power MINNESOTA has to replace live regulars return to the lorm he showed in 1987 could vault for a team that could be play-off bound. from a team that hit .342 last year. But 1988 the Boilermakers into contention. freshman Al l-America catcher Wilson retu rns along with pre-season All-America 2B Raabe and ace lefty Ne:agle. The trio should lead Minnesota into post-season play.

29 THE HISTORY OF WISCOINSIN BASEBAll

1870 - The University of Wisconsin baseball by Rutgers, but went home with a fourth-place 1979 -Club records for most wins in a sea­ program begins when a group of young, dia­ finish and a 19-9 season mark. son are set when the Badgers finish with a 13- mond enthusiasts band together to form a 1950 - Thornton Kipper racks up 11 victo­ 5 record in Big Ten play and a 31 -17 overall campus club. ries. setting a UW single-season record. mark. April 30, 1870 - The club, named the 1952 - Harvey Kuenn sets a school record April-May 1980 - Craig Zirbel hits safely in Mendotas. defeats the Capital City Club in the for triples with nine. He becomes the first Wis­ 30 consecutive games to set a team record. first and highest scoring game in UW history, consin Badger to earn first-team All-American Summer of 1980 - The Badgers play base­ 53-18. honors. ball under the midnight sun as they travel to 1891 - The baseball, football and tennis as­ 1954 - Dave Moran drives 1n five runs in Fairbanks, Alaska for a nine-game trip that in­ sociations along with the boat club merge to one inning against Bradley to set the Wiscon­ cludes a game at midnight during the summer form the first Unive rsity Athletic Association. sin record for most RB I in an inning. solstice. Before 1891 , baseball teams had been fielded April 3, 1956 -Wisconsin belts six home 1983 - Wisconsin hits .322 as a team and in only seven of the previous 11 years. runs against Brown to set a team record for sets a new season record for highest batting 1906- Although there was no organized most home runs in a game. average. team in 1906, the University has fielded a team Aprll 15, 1960- Bill Richards fans 19 Chi­ 1985 -Joe Armentrout sets a UW single­ every year since. However, after a 5-1 start, cago batters to set a Wisconsin record for season record with 61 runs scored. the rest of the 191 7 season was cancelled by most strikeouts in a nine inning game. 1986 - The underdog Badgers were 5-2 at the faculty after the United States entered the 1964 - Rick Fleichardt becomes Wisconsin's the Riverside (Calif.) Baseball Invitational first World War. third first-team All-American. Reichardt is the Tourament, the highest finish by a Big Ten 1909 - The Badgers are the first Wisconsin first modern-era player to win back-to-back school in the 21 -year history of the RBI. athletic team to travel extensively. A trip to Big Ten batting crowns (.429 and .472). His 1986 - Wisconsin wins 18 of its last 22 Japan covering 13,500 miles in 74 days was overall batting mark of .443 set a school games to qualify for its first appearance in the successful as the Badgers won five of nine record which has lasted for 24 years. post-season since 1950. Wisconsin fin ishes games against the leading Japanese nines. 1970 - Dynie Mansfield retires after 31 sea­ third in the Big Ten Playoffs and finishes with Spring 1912- Wisconsin embarks on the sons. During his career as the Badgers· head a school-record 35 wins. first trip taken by a UW team. coach, Mansfield's teams won two conference 1986- Right-handed pitcher Jim Rosplock The Badgers' first game, on March 12th championships and had 21 first division earns eight saves, setting a UW season against the at Columbia, finishes. record. His five saves in Big Ten play also set ended in a 3-3 t1e when the game was called 1973- At . Wis­ a conference record. because of darkness. consin loses to the 's Mil­ May 5, 1987 - John Byce hits safely in nine 1921 -Guy Loman's Badgers lose to Michi­ waukee Brewers, 6-0, in a 4 and 1/2 inning consecutive at-bats in games against Iowa and gan. 9-8 . in 18 innings, the longest game ever game ended by rain. This marks the first ap­ Ca rroll College, breaking Bill Rubin's and Joe by a Badger nine. pearance for Wisconsin against a major Scime's mark of eight consecutive hits. 1930 - Wiscons in wins the Western Confer­ league team. May 5, 1987- Mike Larson gains national ence with a 9-1 record and is 15-7 overall. 1974 - The Badgers travel to Riverside attention when he plays all nine positions in a April 5, 1940 - Art " Dynie" Mansfield be­ Calif. to compete in the 8th Annual Riverside nine-inning game against Carroll College. comes Wisconsin's head baseball coach. He Baseball Invitational Tournament. Wisconsin Starting the game in right fi eld, Larson plays a compiled a 44 1-352-5 overall record (.556) and finishes with a :!-7 mark at the RBI. including a different position each inning. He retired all a 213-180-2 mark (.542) in the Big Ten. win against Arizona State. Badger Duane Gus­ three batters he faced as a pitcher in the ninth April 11, 1941 -John Saxer fires Wiscon­ tavson is the tournament's leading hitter with inning, including striking out two. sm's first no-hitter as he shuts out DeKalb a .478 mark. 1987 - Mike Barker establishes single-sea­ Teachers College, 8-0. 1976 - Wisconsin competes in the 29th An­ son school records in hits (82) and doubles 1949- Bob Wilson drives in seven runs nual Rollins College Invitational Baseball (19). He also hits a team-high .44 1, the second­ against Western Michigan to set the UW sin­ Tournament and finishes as co-champions highest UW regular season average. gle-game record. That record will stand until with the University of Tennessee at 4-2. May 5, 1988 - Tom Fischer strikes out 19 1985 when Tim Eichorst ties the mark with August 1978 - Wisconsin travels to Europe, batters in a seven-inning. 12-0 victory over seven RBI against Illinois-Chicago. the first journey out of the country for a Bad­ Iowa. His performance set a Big Ten record May 30, 1949 - The Badgers score 27 runs ger team since 1909. The Badger nine splits a and tied a school record that was set by Bill on 29 hils to rout Western Michigan. The runs two-game set with Holland and wins five Richards in nine innings in 1960. and h1ts set modern single-game team straight from U.S. Air Fo rce bases in Germany May 5, 1988 - Scott Cepicky hits his 13th records. before droppino five straight to the Italian Na­ home run of the season to break John De­ 1950 - Wisconsin defeats Ohio State, 4-1. to tional team and end1ng the tour with a 6-6 Merit's record of 12 set in 1956. win the NCAA District Fou r Championship. record. qualifying the Badgers for the College Wo rld September '1978- The Badger varsity posts Se ries in Omaha, Neb. Wisconsin is eliminated a 5-3 win over the Badger Alumni in the first Varsity-Alumni game.

30 - ·~--~-

114 YEARS OF WISCONSIIN BASEBAll

SEASON CONFERENCE SEASON CONFERENCE YEAR WO N-LOST WON-LOST PLACE COACH CAPTAIN(S) YEAR WON-LOST WON-LOST PLACE COACH CAPTAIN(S)

1870 4-1 1956 20-7 8-4 Art Mansfield Jack Nowka 1871 0-1 1957 14-9 3-7 Art Mansfield W1lliam Rubin 1873 1-1 1958 17-11 8 -7 Art Mansfield George Schm•d & 1874 0-2 Ron Nieman 1876 1-0 1959 17-13 9-6 2T Art Manst•eld James Rogneby 1877 D-1 1960 14-6 • 5-4 3 Art Mansfield Frank Mank 1879 1-1 1961 9-19' 5-9 Art Mansfield D•ck Van Eerden 1881 3-0 - 1962 14-9 8-6 Art Mansfield Russell Williams 1882 2-4 1963 15-15 8-6 Art Mansfield John Kleinschmidt 1883 5-2 0 .0 Brandenburg 1964 14-14 8-7 4T Art Mansfield Dave Tymus 1884 5-1 F E. Chandler 1965 14-1 3 6-9 9 Art Mansfield Joe Romary 1885 6-1 1966 9-18 6-9 7 Art Mansfield Grant Be•se 1886 4-4 E.O. Swmeburne 1967 18 -1 5 11-6 4 Art Mansfield Ha1 tan Krafft 1887 7-4 E.D. Swineburne 1968 18-9 11-5 3 Art Mansfield Ed Chartraw 1J, 1888 6-4 E D. Swineburne John Poser 1889 6-3 James McCully 1969 14-18 7-7 5T Art Mansfield J1m Trebbin 1890 10-1 A J Olson 1970 22-16 8-7 4 Art Mansfield A 0 Boschulle 1891 7-3 S 0 Townley 1971 20-19 9-9 6 Tom Meyer Tom Bennen 1892 8-3 H A Hammond 1972 20-22 7-8 6 Tom Meyer Greg O'Bnen 1893 12-3 R M. Arms 1973 10-14 8-8 4T Tom Meyer Tom Shipley 1894 10-4 Momsey C.M . Williams 1974 15-21 6-8 8 Tom Meyer To m Shipley /l. 1895 10-8 Pfeffer E.H. Kummel Dave Olte 1896 9-11 0-5 Louis Runkel 1975 24-15 9-9 Tom Meyer Lee Bauman & 1897 8-8 3-3 Phil King John P. Gregg Andy Oiling 1898 14-5 Humphreys John P. Gregg 1976 22- 15 6-7 Tom Meyer Steve Bennett & 1899 5-16 2-8 Bertrand Hus1ing S1d Ball John Nelsen 1900 8-11 4-3 Phil King Art Curtis 1977 22-27 7- 11 Tom Meyer Oave Bryanl & 1901 10-9 3-4 Phil King Elmer P1erce Randy Johnson 1902 9-10 5-0 Oscar Bandelin Jut ian Ware 1978 23-21' 10-6 Tom Meyer George O 'Brien & 1903 7-12 2-9 Oscar Bandelin Milo Mucklestone John Hnalh 1904 9-6 4-2 Bemis Pierce Gordon Lew•s 1979 31 -1 7 13-5 Tom Meyer M1ke Zimmerman 1905 12-8 4-8 3T Bemis Pierce Tom Leahy & Cra1g Zirbel 1907 4-4 2-3 6 C.P. Hu tchins Charl es Kmgh1 1960 23-24' 10-8 Tom Meyer Cra1g Z~rbel /l. 1908 3-8 3-7 4 Tom Barry Ralph Muckl estone• K1rk Magee 1909 4-8 3-7 5 Tom Barry Douglas Knig hl 1981# 24-36 3-13 4T Tom Meyer Joe Sc•me & 19 10 5-5 4-5 Tom Barry Harry Culver Dean Rennicke 191 I 6-8 4-7 Tom Barry David Flanagan 1982# 23-28 6-10 Tom Meyer Joe Scime & 1912 8-6 •• 6-1 Gordon Lewis Keckie Moll Mike Hatch 1913 7-7 ... 3 -6 • Bill Juneau Francis Aoutin 1983# 22-1 7 6-10 Tom Meyer Joe Sctme & 1914 11 -7 7-5 Gordon Lewis Ken Bragg Pepi Randolph 1915 12-5 - 7-3 • Gordon Lewis Buck Herzog 1984# 25-25' 6-7 • 4 Steve Land Steve Hestnes 1916 13-9 3-6 6T Gordon Lewis Lemuel Boulware 1985# 28-25" 3-13 5 Steve Land Tim E1chorst 1917 5-1 Gordon Lew1s Osmond Fox 1986# 35-22 10-6 2 Steve Land Joe Armentrout 1918 4-9 1-5 6T Guy Lowman Mac Simpson 1987# 28-24 5-11 4T Steve Land Brian Wegner 1919 7-8 1-6 Orton Keyes 1988 28-27 15- 13 5 Steve Land Cratg Brown 1920 7-1 1 2-10 Maury Kent 114 yra. 1391-1164-27 (.544) All Gam es 14-4 • 1921 8 -4 Guy Lowman Alvah Elliot 91 yrs. 542- 541- 6 (.500) Big Ten only 1922 16-5 - 8-3 Guy Lowman Forrest Paddock # From in 1981 through 1987, the B1g Ten split into East and West d•vlslons and W•scons•n 1923 8-10 5-4 Guy Lowman Aollie Williams competed in the Western Division 1924 10-7 6-3 Guy Lowman Ed Aschenbrenner T • tie for position 'includes tt e ··,ncludes 2 ties ""'includes 3 ties 1925 6-15 4-8 Guy Lowman Lloyd Ellingson 1926 13-8 8-3 Guy Lowman Lloyd Larson 1927 1D-8 " 4-5 7 Guy l owman George Stoll 1928 9-10' 7-5 3 Guy Lowman Earl Burbridge 1929 14-5 8-4 3 Guy Lowman Art Mansfield 1930 15-7 9-1 Guy Lowman Carl Matthusen & Harry Ellerman 1931 11-9 5- 4 5T Guy Lowman Moe Wi ner 1932 10 -8 6-4 3T Guy Lowman Jake Sommer1ield & Harry Griswold 1933 12-10 5-5 7 lrv Uteritz Jim Smilgotf 1934 13-12 6-6 3T lrv Uteritz Mike Ross 1935 ID-13 5-6 6 Robert Poser Ken Nordstrom 1936 17-12' 5-6 Robert Poser Charles Heyer 1937 17-8 5-4 3T Lowell Douglas John Gerlach 1938 15-10' 6-5 3T Lowell Douglas Howard Radke 1939 14-9 6-6 6T Lowell Douglas Harlan Palmer 1940 9-12" 5-7 6 Art Mansfield Andy Smilh 1941 12-1 1 5-6 6 Art Mansfield Ken Bixby /l. John Saxer 1942 11-10 7-5 Art Mansfield Lloyd Schneider 8. Ed Schiewe 1943 8-10 5-3 Art Mansfield Bob Sull1van 1944 6-10 4-5 Art Mansfield 1945 13-5 8-4 Art Mansl1eld Dan Murphy 1946 16-7 9-2 Art Mansfield Howard Boese 1947 10-11 6-4 4 Art Mansfield John Kasper 1948 14-14 5-6 5T Art Mansfield James Thompson 1949 8-17 3-9 8T Arl Mansfield Charles Lowe 1950 19-9 9-3 IT Art Mansfield Gene Evans Aalstant cotu:h D•ryl Fuch• was • 1951 14-8 • 5-5 - 5 Art Mansfield Sheldo n Fmk four-lime letterwlnner st Wisconsin 1952 18-8 9-6 Art Mansfield Harvey Kuenn 1953 from 1971 lhrou_gh 1974. 19-8 6-5 Art Mansfield Tom Cooper 195-1 17 -7 10-3 Art Mansfield Gust Vcrgetis 1955 16- 12 7-8 Art Mansfield James Temp

31 WISCONSIN BASEBAll LmERIVIEN 1937-1988

A Carlson, Craig '71 Friske. Ed ward J. '43 Kitzman, Eric W. '44 '45 Ackeret, James H. '45 Carpenter, Richard M. '45 Fronke, Roy W. '47 Klein, Mark '77 Ackerman, John V. '57 Carter, Craig '81 Fuchs, Daryl '71 '72 '73 '74 Kleinschmidt, John B. '61 '62 '63c Adamski, Dave '79 Carter, Paul J. '53 '54 Fu hs, James '58 Knoll, Ronald L. '57 '58 Adler. Charles F. '64 Ceplcky, Scott '86 '87 '88 Fuller. Scott '86 '87 '88 Koth , Terry L. '85 '86 '87 Adler, Michael '71 '72 Chartraw, Edward L. '66 '67 '68c:c Fu rseth. Paul G. '49 '50 '51 Krafft, Harlan '65 '66 '67c Aehl, John T. '55 '56 '57 Christianson, Glenn I. '50 Kraft, Gary E. '66 '67 Ambelang, Phillip H. '61 Cincotta, August S '55 '56 G Krajewski, LeRoy J. '62 '64 Amundson, Roland L. '39 '40 Clark, Alan '76 '77 Gaestel, Melvin '50 '51 '54 Kresbach, Thomas '63 Amundson, Ross E. '66 '67 Coluccy, John M. '85 Galli, Lon '69 '70 '71 Krohn, Ronald W. '61 '62 '63 Andrews, LaVern A. '51 Cook. Robert B. '46 '47 '48 Garman, Houston '44 Kronenberg, Harold J. '46 Armentrout, Joseph '84 '85 '86c Cooper. Thomas R. '51 '52 '53c Gassman, Albert '44 Krumrei, David '68 '69 Auman, Lloyd '45 Crorkin, Pat '84 '85 '86 Gerlach, John G. '37 '38 Krysa, Stanley F. '53 Cunningham, William W. '40 Gillet, James J. '43 '47 mgr Kuenn, Harvey '51 '52c Curry. Steven '76 Giovinetti, Gene '80 Kumlein. Gregg '70 Cvengros. Patrick J. '56 Goldstein, Bernard L. '48 mgr Czaplewski, Wi ll iam '82 '83 '84 '85 Graboski, Jim '80 '81 '82 '83 L Granitz. Frank E. '42 '46 Laatsch, Michael '75 '76 D Gustavson. Duane '74 '75 '76 Lamboley, Luke '62 Dahle, Thomas L. '38 mgr Lamke, Douglas E. '46 '48 Davis, Danny '81 Lanahan, Raymond J. '48 '49 ·so Davis, Jeff '84 Lanphear, George '37 Davis, John '87 Larson. James '77 '78 Defnet, Michael '80 '81 '82 '83 Larson, Mike '84 '85 '86 '87 DeMark. Frank J . '38 Larsen, Richard '74 '75 '76 DeMerit, John S. '56 '57 Lautenbach, Walter H. '42 '43 '47 Derkson. Robert '81 '82 Lawrence. James W. '46 '47 '48 Dickmann, K.J. '84 '86 Lenahan, Raymond '50 Dilley, Mark J. '61 Leve, Floyd G. '46 '47 '48 '49 Dismeier, Russell C. '38 '39 '40 Lewis, Richard J. '46 Dobrowski, Rick '88 Llebensteln, Eric M. '85 '86 '87 '88 Domnitz, Lawrence '74 '75 Locklin, Ronald E. '54 '55 Domski, Daniel '72 '73 '74 Locklin, Stuart C. '47 '48 Doran, Mark '82 '83 Lowe, Charles B. '46 '47 '48 '49 D'Orazio, Nello '38 '39 '40 Lynch, Greg ' 88 Doudna , BrianT. '85 '88 Lyon, William R. '60 Doudna, Irvin J. '37 Dunbar, Robert '78 Dzurak, Jon '77 '78 '79 '80 E Eckl, Rober t K. '63 Eckl, Robert K. Jr. '85 '86 '87 '88 Edlefson, James '78 Eichorst. Tim '84 '85c B Eisenach, Robert '43 Baily, Marlyn R. '61 Elliot, Bruce K. '48 '49 '50 Baillie, Geoffrey '68 '69 Ellison, Richard E. '40 '41 '42 Bakken, James L. '60 Er.glebretson, Robert E. '41 '42 '47 Barbian. Ronald E. '51 '53 Enlund, James '69 '70 '71 Barcherding, Lyle J. '51 H Erickson, Bruce '68 '69 '70 Haas. James H. '43 '46 Barker, Michael A. '85 '86 '87 '88 Evans. Gene R. '48 '49 ·soc Barsness, Bradley '82 '84 ·as '86 Hackbart, Dale '59 '60 Barwick. James '80 '81 '82 '83 Haines, Tim '83 '84 '85 F Hamilton, Mark '87 '88 Basten, Andy '81 '82 '83 Fahey, Thomas '72 Bauer, Ernest A. '50 Handfo rd, Thomas P. '61 '62 Fellows, Forest G. '42 Hart, Michael '77 '78 '79 Bauman, Lee '72 '73 '74 '75cc Fenn, Harold N. '64 Baumgarten, Theodore E. '52 Hash, David L. '52 '53 Fenn, Richard D. '66 Hatch, Michael '81 '82cc Beckerman, Eric '88 Ferris, Howard J. '39 Beise. Grant '64 '65 '66cc Hemming, Richard E. '62 Ferris, Stanley J. '37 Henricks, Robert F. '37 '38 '39 Bennett, Steven '73 '74 '75 '76cc Fink, Sheldon I. '49 ·so '51c Bennett. Thomas '70 '7 1c Hense, Richard E. '64 '65 Fjelstad, Kenneth S. '38 '39 Hess, William L. '61 Bentheimer, Michael '81 '82 '84 '85 Fischer, Tom '86 '87 '.88 Hestnes, Steve D. '83 '84 Berka. David '77 Ford, Robb M. '49 Mike Larson J Hnath, John '75 '76 '77 '78cc Berling, Gregory '77 Forman, Jack L. '41 Hoglund, Paul F. '44 Bietila, Walter '38 '39 Fox. Leo J. '37 Billy, David '70 Holt. Walter '56 '57 '58 M Binder, John '79 '80 '81 Hoosen, John '63 Howe, Dennis M. '62 '63 Maas. Albert W. '44 Bixby, Kenneth E. '39 '40 '41 Macken, Mike '81 '82 '83 '84 Blang, Darin '88 Hrlevich, Richard P. '54 '55 Huebner, Phillip '82 Mackey, Scott '73 '74 '75 '76 Blaskowskl, Mike '86 '87 '88 Magee, Kirk '77 '78 '79 ·aocc Block, Ronald D. '49 mgr. Huset. Thomas C. '66 '67 Hyne, James '81 Mahlberg, Gregory '70 '71 ' 72 '73 Boese, Howard F. '42 '46 Mal lat. William '58 '59 Borchardt, Todd '87 '88 Manns, Mark '82 '83 '84 '85 Boschulte, RD. '68 '69 '70c J Jahnke. John W. '53 Marik. Frank ' 58 '59 '60c Brandt, Harold '64 '65 Jaroch, Eugene A. '44 '45 '46 '47 Marriot. John Francis '37 Brick, John R. '58 '59 Jaskulski. Lawrence '69 Marsden, Steven '77 '78 '79 '80 Brinker, Merlin '44 Jeffers . Rober t '74 '75 '76 Marshall, William '60 Brown, Craig D. '86 ' 87 '88 Johnson, Michael '70 '71 Mathews, Robert '82 '83 '84 '85 Bryant. David '75 '76 '77cc McKenzie, Gary '83 Buchholz, Wil liam M. '65 '66 Johnson, Randy '75 '76 '77cc Johnson, Thomas '68 '69 '70 McKeon, Brian '88 Buker, Cyril 0 . '38 '39 '40 Meriel. James '63 Burger, Robert L. ·ss Johnson, Ward M. '58 '59 Jones. Edward D. '42 Messm an, Craig '83 '84 '85 Burmeister. Brian '81 '82 Milkewitz, Bernard '41 mgr Burks, Frank '60 Jordan. Jeffrey '78 '79 '80 Juntunen, Todd '81 Miller. Glenn F. '65 Buss. Gary '69 Miller. Richard E. '55 Butcher, Edward J. '42 '43 ' 47 Moore. Darrell '78 '79 ·eo '81 Buuch, Thomas M. '85 K Kallies. Ralph '74 Moore. Ronald F. '51 Byce, John '86'87'88 Kasper, John D. '42 '46 '47 Moran. David E. '53 '54 Keating. Edward S. '49 '50 Morenz. Paul '64 '65 '66 c Moriatry, David '58 '59 Calabresa. Nick F. '40 Keenen, J. Douglas '62 Kelliher, Wayne '56 '57 Morley, Stanley '71 '74 Calkins, Michael '82 '83 '84 '85 '86 Mueller, Dwight '7 4 Campbell, Arnold '52 Kenefick, Donald G. '51 Kent, LaVern C. '37 Mueller, Russ '58 '59 '60 Campion, Dennis ' 86 '87 '88 Mulry, Ken neth '78 '79 '80 '81 Cannon. Edward J. ·sa '59 Kllinski , Richard '70 Kipper, Thronton J. '46 '49 '50 Murphy, Daniel P. '43 '45 '46 Myers, Rodney ' 88 32 ------

Randolph, Eugene ·so '81 '82 '83cc Shea, Robert'49 '50 Reiling, David '71 '72 Alan J. '62 '63 Shellenback, Frank '78 '79 '80 ~ u . ·~4 Regan, James E. · 46 Sherman, John '81 Negu s, Frederock W. 43 Reich. Lance P. '66 Shipley, Thomas '72 '73c '74cc Nelsen. John '73 '75 '76cc Reichardt, Frederick '63 '64 Silampa, Leroy V. '54 Nelson, Phillip V. '45 · ~4 Reinhart. William Roger '37 Simon. John '59 '60 Nelson, Ronald J. 62 , , Rennebohm, Robert B. '43 Skalecki, Daniel '69 '70 '71 Neuhauser, Ronald E. 54 55 Rennicke. Dean '79 '80 '81cc Slotten, Kenneth '51 Nickels Michael E. '67 '68 '69 Rennicke. Randall '75 '76 '77 Slotten, Royal '51 Ronald '56 '57 '58cc N lema ~. Richards, William H. '58 '59 '60 Smith, Andrew P. '38 '39 '40 Noble, Anthony '78 '79 Richter, Hugh V. (Pat) '61 '62 '63 Smith, Harold G. '64 '65 Noelke, Mike '87 ·as. ·aa Rizzi. Arthur Jr. '47 Smith, Robert G. '38 '40 '41 Nord Ronald V. 49 Robichaud, William M. '54 '55 Smyth, Jon W. '66 Nord: Ronald V. '49 Robinson, John P. '45 Sobush, Dennis '71 Norvell, Merritt '61 Rodel, Thomas '72 '73 '74 Spitzer, Arthur H. '37 mgr Nowicki, James A. '67 Rog neby, James H. '58 '59c Sprindis, Gary P. '62 Nowka, Elwood Jack '54 '55 '56c Roman, Tim '85 '86 '87 '88 Spytek, Fred '71 '72 '73 Nygaard, Joseph M. '46 '47 Romary, Joseph '63 '64 '65c Steiner, Ronald '60 Romoren, Peter '78 '79 Stephan, Clarence C. '39 '40 Rosenblum, Mark W. '64 '65 '66 Stillman, Martin M. '59 '60 Rosplock. Jim '86 Stivers, Richard L. '57 '59 '60 Roth. Robert C. · 41 Strand, Melford L. '61 '63 Rowlands. David J. ·sa Sullivan, Robert P. '41 '42 '43 Rubin, William F. '55 '56 '57c Sund, Michael J. '59 Rudolph, Chester D. Jr. '37 mgr Suter, Allen P. '52 '53 Rusch, Sheldon, W. '54 '55 '56 Sutton, Robert E. '44 '45 Russell. James '44 Sweeney, Dennis J. '65 '66 Sweet, Leonard E. '41 Szulczewski, James A. '52 w Wagner, Carlyle J. '53 '54 '55 Wagner, Stanley '60 '62 Waity, Charles N. '46 Wald, Gary '68 '69 Walsh, Thomas '71 '72 Wandschneider, Ross F. '58 Wegner, Brian '84 '85 '86 '87c Weisensel, Peter '63 West, Thomas '75 '76 Wheeler, Mark '77 Wierschem, Joseph G. '43 Willding, Robert L. '40 '41 '42 Williams, Russell T. '60 '62c John Neis'"o;;. Wilson, Jim '88 _-..__!_:. Wilson, Robert J. '47 '48 '49 '50 Winn, Harry L. '43 Wolft, Brian ' 87 '88 0 Wolff, Robert W. '52 Oakley, Steven C. '66 '68 Woodring, William '80mgr Oberdorfer, Jon '75 O'Brien, George '77 '78cc z O'Brien, George E. '52 Zahradka, Robert J. '64 O' Brien, Gregory '70 '71 '72c Zauft, Gibbs W. '43 Olle. David '72 '73 '74cc Zeiner!, Brad '84 Olsen. Ph 111ip P '55 Zimmerman. Michael '77 '78 '79cc Olson, Norman H. '37 '38 Zimmerman. Or vell '44 '45 Osterberg, Thomas W. '54mgr Zirbel, Craig '77 '78 '79cc '80cc O'Toole, James J. '57 s Zuehls, George '37 Otting, Andrew '72 '73 '7 4 '75cc Sabo, Scott '82 '83 '84 Zydowsky, Ed ward '71 '72 '73 Sadowski, Carey '87 '88 p Sager, Tim '81 '83 '84 Tadevich, Stephen A. '64 '65 Returnees in bold. Padgham, Jack '50mgr Sawallich, Keith '72 Tadych, Rhinert L. '48 '49 Painter, lance '86 '87 '88 Saxer, John C. '39 '40 '41 Temp, James A. '52 '53 '54 '55c Palmiter, Albert '37 Saxer, William M. '41 Tennant, John K. '49 Pavl ik, Ronald S. '52 '53 Schaack, James M. '61 Tha ler, Arthur '40 mgr Pearson, Wallace L. '44 '45 Schachte. Norbert G. '54 '55 '56 Thi elen. Pau l '77 Pelowskl, Scott '86 '87 '88 Schaefer. Mark J. '85 Thompson. James C. '46 '47 '48 Pennington, Leslie '68 '70 Schawel, Randy '71 '72 '73 '74 Thompson, Jerome '45 '46 Perthel, Robert '44 '45 Scheid. James '78 Thorne. James '68 Peters, James M '64 Schider, Russell '79 Tober!, Lance M. '63 '64 '65 Petersen, James '73 '75 Schilling, Robert F. '38 '39 '40 Tompkins, Reginald D. '85 '87 Phillips, Monte '78 '79 ·so Schinke. Thomas '67 '68 Torresani, Robert J. '56 '57 Pinnow, Gary D. '65 '66 '67 Schlosser, David '75 Tourek, Charles '46 Ptagenz. Lyle B. '59 '62 Schmid, George L. '56 '57 '58cc Townsend. Kenneth R. '56 Plletz, Ronald H. '48 '49 Schmidlkofer, Michael '65 Trebbin, James N. '67 '68 '69c Ploetz, Steven '74 '75 '76 Schmidt, Vince '79 '80 Treger. Gerald '59 Poser, John S. '66 '67 '68cc Schneider. James '70 Trotta, Richard F. '53 Popov1cs, Thomas '73 '74 Schneider. Lloyd A. '41 '42 Turco. Peter '42 '46 mgr Pro byl, Brian '79 '80 '81 • Schnurr. John W. '51 Tuttle. Lawrence w. '53 Primeau, Charles '54 w Schten, Erik '84 Twite, Bruce '76 Primis, Lance A. '67 '68 Schubeck. Peter '47 Tymus, Dave '62 '63 '64c Puts. Otto '53 '54 Schultz, James M. '55 '56 '57 Purull, Leonard '75 '76 Schultz, Steven '77 u Q Schumann, Merlin J. '64 '65 Unke, Ronald G. '51 '52 '53 Schuppe, Samuel '49 Ouandt, Harlan H. '48 '50 Schuring, Kenneth W. '61 '63 v Ouantrlll, Paul '87 '88 Schyvinck. Jeffrey '84 '85 '86 '87 Van Olen , James P. '51 R Scime. Joe '79 '80 '81cc '82cc '83cc Van Eerden. Richard J . '59 '60 '61c Scully, John P. '68 Van Eerden, Robert J. '51 Radder. Howard F '37 '38 '40 Seegers, Patrick '76 '77 '78 Van Proosdy, James '77 '78 '79 '80 Radke, Floro an T. '37 '38 Brian Wegner Van Sickle, Robert W. '40 '41 '42 Radke, Gene c. ·so Selbo, Glen L. '47 Sepich, James M. '55 '57 Vergeti s, Gust G. '52 '53 '54c Raether, Harold H '52 '53 '54 Verku ilen. David '80 '81 '82 '83 Randall, Steven '72 '73 Setzer, Michael K. '67 '68 '69 Shandling, Paul W. '70 '71 Voight. Stuart '69 '70

33 HONORS TO BADGERS

ALL-AMERICANS 1952 - Harvey Kuenn 444 1958 · Ron Nieman. OF 1983 - Ron Krohn, P 1964 • Rick Reichardt, OF 1950 - Thornton Kipper. pitcher (2nd team) 1963 · Rick Reichardt .429" t964 • Rick Reichardt. OF 1965 - Joe Romary, SS • Bob Wilson. catcher (3rd team) 1964 - Rick Reichardt 472"' 1967 • Ed Chartraw. 2B t966 • Paul Morenz. OF 1952 - Harvey Kuenn. shortstop 1965 - Joe Romary .400 1974 · Steve Bennen, OF 1967 • Gary Pinnow. IB 1958 - Ron Nieman. outfield 1968 - Geoff Baillie 400 1975 - Steve Bennen. OF 1968 • Lance Pnmis, P t964 • Rick Reichardt, outlield 1970 - Mike Johnson .41 5 - Lee Bauman. OF 1973 • Tom Shipley 446 · Duane Gustavson, C 1969 • Lon Galli, P ALL-BIG TEN - Lee Bauman .400 1980 • Craig Zirbel, 3B 1970 • Bruce Erickson, SS t97 t - Lon Galli, P t949 - Robert Shea. 1974 - Steve Bennen .458 1985 · Joe Armentrout. OF 1972 • Tom Shipley, SS-OF Bob Wilson. C 1975 - Lee Bauman .457 1973 - Tom Shipley, OF t955 - Carlyle Wagner. C - Duane Gustavson .408 BADGER MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS 1974 - Lee Bauman. OF - Jim Schultz, SS t977 - John Hnalh .409 t946 - Gene Jaroch, P - Randy Johnson .406 1975 • Lee Bauman. OF t956 - John DeMerit, OF 1947 - Ed Butcher. 1B .404 1976 • Duane Gustavson, C t957 • John DeMerit, OF 1982 - Joe Scime 1948 - Bob Wilson, C .426 1977 • Randy Johnson, 1B 1958 - Ron Nieman, OF 1983 - Joe Sci me 1949 • Floyd Leve, P-OF .419 1978 · Mike Zimmerman, SS t963 - Pal Richter. OF - Mike Verkuilen 1950 - Gene Evans, 28 1979 · Mike Zimmerman, SS t964 - Rick Reichardt, OF 1985 - Joe Armentrout .464 1951 - Paul Furselh, OF t980 • Craig Z irbel. 3B t965 - Joe Romary, SS ·Led Big Ten 1952 - Harvey Kuenn, SS 198t - Darrell Moore, OF - Lance Tobert, P .. Led Big Ten and School Record 1953 - Ron Unke. P t982 • Joe Scime. I B 1967 • Ed Chartraw, 2B 1954 - Hal Raether. P 1983 • Joe Scime, 1 B - John Poser, P NCAA DISTRICT FOUR ALL-STARS 1955 • Carlyle Wagner, C 1984 • Brian Wegner. 2B t968 • Tom Schinke. OF 1950 - Thornton Kipper. 1956 • John DeMeril. OF P t985 • T1m Eichorst. SS - R.D Boschulle, 2B 1951 • Jim Van Olen, OF 1957 • John OeMeril. OF 1986 · Joe Armentrout, OF t970 • Bruce Enckson. SS 1952 · Harvey Kuenn, SS 1958 - Ron Nieman, OF 1986 · Brad Barsness, C.l 8 • Mike Johnson. OF t953 - Ron Unke, P 1959 • Ed Cannon. C 1987 - Mike Barker. OF t973 • Tom Sh1pley, OF t955 • Carlyle Wagner, C t960 - Dale Hackbart. OF 1988 • Scou Cepicky, OF t974 • Steve Bennen, OF - Jim Schultz. SS 1961 · Mark Dilley. 2B t975 • Steve Bennen. OF t957 - John DeMerit, OF 1962 - Luke Lamboley. SS - Lee Bauman. OF - Duane Gustavson, C t979 - Jim Van Proosdy, P 1980 - Craig Zirbel. 3B t983 - Joe Scime. 1B - Mike Verkuilen, OF 1984 - Joe Armen trout, OF - Brian Wegner. 28 1985 - Joe Armentrout, OF 1986 - Mike Barker, DH (2nd team) - JeH Schyvinck, OF (2nd team) 1987 - Mike Barker, OF · John Byce DH 1988 - Scon Cepicky. DH - Craig Brown. C (3rd team)

BIG TEN BATTING CHAMPIONS 1940 - Bob Smith .44t t942 • John Kasper .43t 1944 - Merlin Bunker .455 1945 - Jim Ackeret .429 1963 - R1ck Reichardt .429 1964 • Rick Reichardt .472

BIG TEN PITCHING LEADERS 1946 - Gene Jaroch 6-0 1950 - Thornton Kipper 5-0 1979 - Jim Van Proosdy 4-0

BIG TEN .400 Hlttera (193&-1988) 1940 - Bob Smith .44t 1942 - John Kasper .43t 1944 - Merlin Brinker .455 1945 • Jim Ackeret .429 1949 - Bob Shea .410 WI ALL-AMERICANS

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.A Thornton Kipper Bob Wilson H ar~·ey Kuenn Ron Nieman Rick Reichardt

34 ------~ 9 WISCONSIN BASEBAll FACILITIES Facilities specifically enhancing the Wisconsin baseball program include Guy Lowman Field , , the Camp Randall Memorial Sports Center and the Dave McClain Athletic Faci lity. •• DAVE McCLAIN ATHLETIC FACILITY Completed during the Fal l of 1988, the Dave McClain Athleti c Facil ity was named in honor of the late Wisconsi n football coach. It is located north of the Camp Randal l Memorial Sports Center and adjacent to Camp Randall Stadium. A state-of-the-art facility, it is one of the finest indoor training complexes in the country. The 76,380-square foot main floor fea­ tures an artificial turf practice area. It provides a pleasant environment for practice sessions during in-season in­ rooms, a 140 person capacity auditorium, clement weather. It is used by the Bad­ a student-athlete study area and a direct CAMP~DALL gers for infield and outfield drills, as well access to Camp Randall Stadium. as long-throwing practice and intrasquad STADIUM scrimmages. In Camp Randall Stadium, athletes A 2,700 square ft. viewing and recep­ CAMPR~DALL use the weight training area which tion area is housed on the main level. features Nautilus equipment, free weights The building's 64,320-squa re foot lower MIIIIORIAL SPORTS and stereo music in a spacious, full y­ level houses: lockers; showers; a sauna CENTER carpeted room. and steam room ; a rehabilitation pool; an Under the guidance of Ken Ellett and 8,500 square foot state-of-the-art, comput­ Located adjacent to 78,000-seat Camp Jim Hyne, the UW strength program is erized weight room; eq uipment storage Randall Stadium, the "Shell" contains recognized as one of the most successful area; training facilities; offices; and a me­ four batting ca9es. It is used for hitting and complete in the Big Ten. For .. dia room. and pitching practice and also has a 220- baseball, it includes a pre-season I A second floor area above the main yard Mondo-rubber track surface for run­ conditioning and weight training floor entrance contains six break-out ning and agility drills. program, an in-season maintenance program, as well as summer and fall programs. The baseball team normally uses the strength training facility two hours per day, three days per week. Camp Randall's 4,000 square foot Wisconsin weight room contains some of the finest training equipment on the market today. There are 38,000 pounds of free weights, 21 olympic bars, 21 free­ weight stations, seven squat stations (of which four are electric squat racks), 10 bench press stations, four -pully cable stations, five pieces of Keiser equipment (based on pneumati c pressure and used especially for high-speed trai ning), and two full set dumbbells (5- 100 pounds, in five-pound increments).

-~- An 11eri•l111ew of the Unlllttr•lty of Wlsconslniwlth Guy Lowmttn Field GUY LOVVMAN FIELD (lowe~ right}; The home of the baseball Badgers, Guy Lowman Field is located on the west end of the campus, next to Lot 60 and behind the Nielsen Tennis Stadium. It has a natural turf and a seating capacity of 2,000. Thanks to the Dug-Out Club, the Badger baseball booster organization, a press box was constucted during the Fall of 1988.

35 THE DUGOUT CLUB .L, Etns

The Dugout Club was formed 19 years ago to support baseball in the Madison area and especially at the University of Wisconsin. The Dugout Club raises funds through memberships, raffl es and sponsoring the annual Badger/Brewer Banquet. You are encouraged to support baseball by joini ng the Dugout Club.

OFFICERS President - Skip Zach Vice-President- Milo Flaten Secretary- Dennis Semrau Treasurer- Todd Becker BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tod Becker Sam Grignano Ron Krohn Matt Pommer Dave Bruns Jim Hyne Dave Melum Lloyd Schneider Gus Burwell Bob Jeffers Ron Nieman Dennis Semrau Tim Eichorst Tom Johnson Greg Polster Skip Zach Milo Flaten

UW BASEBALL BENCHWARMERS The University of Wisconsin Baseball Benchwarmers club supports University of Wisconsin baseball by contributing a minimum of $250 per year.

BADGER BASEBALL BENCHWARMER BENEFITS • Tax deduction • Name listed in media guide • Periodic baseball reports (newsletters, news releases, newspapers) • Dugout Club membership • Priority seating may be purchased for annual Badger/Brewer Banquet • Preferential seating for footbal l season tickets-as available • THE KNOWLEDGE THAT YOU ARE SUPPORTING WISCONSIN BASEBALL

BENCHWARMERS Perry Armstrong Rupert Cornelius Marvin Levine Lloyd Schneider Steve Badalich Bob Goodman Mike & Jewel Liebenstein Jim Schneider Nancy & Barry Beckerman lrv Goodman Ray Malmquist Rod Sturm Duane Bowman, Jr. Bob Gorsuch Len Mattiol i Sheldon Sweet Lou & Pansy Brown Darrell Hamilton Dave Mergen Tom Vilet David W. Bruns Bob Jeffers Ab Nicholas Stan Wagner Ken Byce Jim Kalscheur Albert Palmiter John Wi lliams George Colletti Ron Krantz Tom Rodel Skip Zach John Colletti Jon Lancaster Tony Sadowski 36

114 YEARS OF WISCONSIN BASEBAll

SEASON CONFERENCE SEASON CONFERENCE YEAR WON-LOST WON-LOST PLACE COACH CAPTAIN($) YEAR WON-LOST WON-LOST PLACE . COACH CAPTAIN($)

1870 4-1 1958 20-7 8-4 3 Art Mansfield Jack Nowka 1871 0-1 1957 14-9 3-7 9 Art Mansfield William Rubin 1873 1-1 1958 17-11 8-7 Art Mansfield George Schmid & 1874 0-2 Ron Nieman 1876 Hl 1959 17-13 9-6 2T Art Mansfield James Rogneby 18n 0-1 1960 14-6. 5-4 3 Art Mansfield Frank Marik 1879 1-1 1961 9-19" 5-9 6 Art Mansfield Dick Van Eerden 1881 3-0 • 1962 14-9 8-6 4 Art Mansfield Russell Williams 1882 2-4 1963 15-15 8-6 5 Art Mansfield John Kleinschmidt 1883 5-2 O.D. Brandenburg 1964 14-14 8-7 4T Art Mansfield Dave Tymus 1884 5-1 F.E. Chandler 1965 14-13 6-9 9 Art Mansfield Joe Romary 1885 6-1 1966 9-18 6-9 7 Art Mansfield Grant Belse 1886 4-4 E.D. Swlneburne 1967 18-15 11-6 4 Art Mansfield Harlan Krafft 1887 7-4 E.D. Swineburne 1968 18-9 11-5 3 Art Mansfield Ed Chartraw & 1888 6-4 E.D. Swlneburne John Poser 1889 6-3 James McCully 1969 14-18 7-7 5T Art Mansfield Jim Trebbln 1880 10-1 A.J. Olson 1970 22-16 8-7 4 Art Mansfield A.D •.Boschulte 1891 7-3 S.D. Townley 1971 20-19 9-9 6 Tom Meyer Tom Bennett 1892 8-3 H.R. Hammond 1972 20-22 7-8 6 Tom Meyer Greg O'Brien 1893 12-3. R.M. Arms 1973 10-14 8-8 4T Tom Meyer Tom Shipley 1894 10-4 Morrisey C.M. Williams 1974 15-21 6-8 8 Tom Meyer Tom Shipley & 1895 10-8 Pfeffer E.H. Kummel Dave Olle 1896 9-11• 0-5 4 Louis Runkel 1975 24-15 9-9 5 Tom Meyer Lee Bauman & 1897 8-8 3-3 3 Phil King John P. Gregg Andy Oiling 1898 14-5 Humphreys John P. Gregg 1976 22-15 6-7 7 Tom Meyer Steve Bennett & 1899 5-16 2-8 5 Bertrand Husting Sid Ball John Nelsen 1900 8-11 4-3 2 Phil King Art Curtis 22-27 7-11 8 Tom Meyer Dave Bryant & 1901 10-9 3-4 4 Phil King Elmer Pierce Randy Johnson 1902 9-10 5-0 Oscar Bandelin Julian Ware 1978 23-21" 10-6 3 George O'Brien & 1903 7-12 2-9 4 Oscar Bandelin Milo Mucklestone John Hnath 1904 9-6 4-2 2 Bemis Pierce Gordon Lewis 1979 31-17 13-5 2 Tom Meyer Mike Zimmerman 1905 12-8 4-8 3T Bemis Pierce Tom Leahy & Craig Zirbel 1907 4-4 2-3 6 C.P. Hutchins Charles Knight 1980 23-24" 10-8 4 Tom Meyer Craig Zirbel & 1908 3-8 3-7 4 Tom Barry Ralph Mucklestone Kirk Magee 1909 4-8 3-7 5 Tom Barry Douglas Knight 1981# 24-36 3-13 4T Tom Meyer Joe Scime & 1910 5-5 4-5 5. Tom Barry Harry Culver Dean Rennicke 1911 6-8 4-7 6 Tom Barry David Flanagan 1982# 23-28 6-10 4 Tom Meyer Joe Scime & 8-6 •• 1912 6-1 • Gordon Lewis Keckie Moll Mike Hatch 1913 7-7 ••• 3-6 • 7 Bill Juneau Francis Routin 1983# 22-17 6-10 5 Tom Meyer Joe Scime & 1914 11-7 7-5 3 Gordon Lewis Ken Bragg Pepi Randolph 1915 12-5 • 7-3 • 2 Gordon Lewis Buck Herzog 1984# 25-25" 6-7 • 4 Steve Land Steve Hestnes 1916 13-9 3-6 6T Gordon Lewis Lemuel Boulware 1985# 28-25"" 3-13 5 Steve Land Tim Eichorst 1917 5-1 Gordon Lewis Osmond Fox 1986# 35-22 10-8 2 Steve Land Joe Armentrout 1918 4-9 1-5 6T Guy Lowman Mac Simpson 1987# 28-24 5-11 4T Steve Land Brian Wegner 1919 7-8 1-6 7 Maury Kent Orton Keyes 1988 28-27 15-13 5 Steve Land Craig Brown 1920 7-11 2-10 7 Maury Kent 114 yra. 1391-1164-27 (.544) All Gamea 14-4. 1921 6-4 Guy Lowman Alvah Elliot 91 yra. 542· 541- 6 (.500) Big Ten only 1922 16-5 • 8-3 3 Guy Lowman Forrest Paddock # From in 1981 through 1987, the Big Ten split into East and West divisions and Wisconsin 1923 8-10 5-4 4 Guy Lowman RollieWilliams competed in the Western Division 1924 10-7 6-3 3 Guy Lowman Ed Aschenbrenner T =tie for position *includes tie **includes 2 ties ***includes 3 ties 1925 6-15 4-8 8 Guy Lowman Lloyd Ellingson 1926 13-8 8-3 2 Guy Lowman Lloyd Larson 1927 10-8 •• 4-5 7 Guy Lowman George Stoll 1928 9-10" 7-5 Guy Lowman Earl Burbridge 1929 14-5. 8-4 3 Guy Lowman Art Mansfield 1930 15-7 9-1 Guy Lowman Carl Matlhusen & Harry Ellerman 1931 11-9 5-4 5T Guy Lowman Moe Winer 1932 10-8 6-4 3T Guy Lowman Jake Sommerfield & Harry Griswold 1933 12-10 5-5 lrv Uteritz Jim Smilgoff 1934 13-12 6-6 3T lrv Uteritz Mike Ross 1935 10-13 5-6 6 Robert Poser Ken Nordstrom 1936 17-12" 5-6 7 Robert Poser Charles Heyer 1937 17-8 5-4 3T Lowell Douglas John Gerlach 1938 15-10" 6-5 3T Lowell Douglas Howard Radke 1939 14-9 6-6 6T Lowell Douglas Harlan Palmer 1940 9-12"" 5-7 6 Art Mansfield Andy Smith 1941 12-11 5-6 6 Art Mansfield Ken Bixby & John Saxer 1942 11-10 7-5 Art Mansfield Lloyd Schneider & Ed Schiewe 1943 8-10 5-3 2 Art Mansfield Bob Sullivan 1944 6-10 4-5 Art Mansfield 1945 13-5 8-4 Art Mansfield Dan Murphy 1946 16-7 9-2 1 Art Mansfield Howard Boese 1947 10-11 6-4 4 Art Mansfield John Kasper 1948 14-14 5-6 5T Art Mansfield James Thompson 1949 8-17 3-9 8T Art Mansfield Charles Lowe 1950 19-9 9-3 1T Art Mansfield Gene Evans 1951 14-8 • 5-5 • 5 Art Mansfield Sheldon Fink 1952 18-8 9-6 3 Art Mansfield Harvey Kuenn 1953 19-8 6-5 6 Art Mansfield Tom Cooper 1954 17-7 • 10-3 • 2 Art Mansfield Gust Vergetis 1955 16-12 7-8 7 Art Mansfield James Temp

31 THE HISTORY OF WISCONSIN BASEBAll

1870 - The University of Wisconsin baseball by Rutgers, but went home with a fourth-place 1979- Club records for most wins in a sea­ program begins when a group of young, dia­ finish and a 19-9 season mark. son are set when the Badgers finish with a 13- mond enthusiasts band together to form a 1950- Thornton Kipper racks up 11 victo­ 5 record in Big Ten play and a 31-17 overall campus club. ries, setting a UW single-season record. mark. April 30, 1870- The club, named the 1952 - Harvey Kuenn sets a school record April-May 1980- Craig Zirbel hits safely in Mendotas, defeats the Capital City Club in the for triples with nine. He becomes the first Wis­ 30 consecutive games to set a team record. first and highest scoring game in UW history, consin Badger to earn first-team All-American Summer of 1980- The Badgers play base­ 53-18. honors. ball under the midnight sun as they travel to 1891 - The baseball, football and tennis as­ 1954- Dave Moran drives in five runs in Fairbanks, Alaska for a nine-game trip that in­ sociations along with the boat club merge to one inning against Bradley to set the Wiscon­ cludes a game at midnight during the summer form the first University Athletic Association. sin record for most RBI in an inning. solstice. Before 1891, baseball teams had been fielded April3, 1956- Wisconsin belts six home 1983- Wisconsin hits .322 as a team and in only seven of the previous 11 years. runs against Brown to set a. team record for sets a new season record for highest batting 1906 - Although there was no organized most home runs in a game. average. team in 1906, the University has fielded a team Apri115, 1960- Bill Richards fans 19 Chi­ 1985- Joe Armentrout sets a UW single­ every year since. However, after a 5-1 start, cago batters to set a Wisconsin record for season record with 61 runs scored. the rest of the 1917 season was cancelled by most strikeouts in a nine inning game. 1986- The underdog Badgers were 5-2 at the faculty after the United States entered the 1964- Rick Reichardt becomes Wisconsin's the Riverside (Calif.) Baseball Invitational first World War. third first-team All-American. Reichardt is the Tourament, the highest finish by a Big Ten 1909- The Badgers are the first Wisconsin first modern-era player to win back-to-back school in the 21-year history of the RBI. athletic team to travel extensively. A trip to Big Ten batting crowns (.429 and .472). His 1986- Wisconsin wins 18 of its last 22 Japan covering 13,500 miles in 74 days was overall batting mark of .443 set a school games to qualify for its first appearance in the successful as the Badgers won five of nine record which has lasted for 24 years. post-season since 1950. Wisconsin finishes games against the leading Japanese nines. 1970 - Dynie Mansfieid retires after 31 sea­ third in the Big Ten Playoffs and finishes with Spring 1912- Wisconsin embarks on the sons. During his career as the Badgers' head a school-record 35 wins. first spring training trip taken by a UW team. coach, Mansfield's teams won two conference 1986 - Right-handed pitcher Jim Rosplock The Badgers' first game, on March 12th championships and had 21 first division earns eight saves, setting a UW season against the University of Missouri at Columbia, finishes. record. His five saves in Big Ten play also set ended in a 3-3 tie when the game was called 1973 - At Milwaukee County Stadium, Wis­ a conference record. because of darkness. consin loses to the American League's Mil­ May 5, 1987- John Byce hits safely in nine 1921 - Guy Loman's Badgers lose to Michi­ waukee Brewers, 6-0, in a 4 and 1/2 inning consecutive at-bats in games against Iowa and gan, 9-8, in 18 innings, the longest game ever game ended by rain. This marks the first ap­ Carroll College, breaking Bill Rubin's and Joe by a Badger nine. pearance for Wisconsin against a major Scime's mark of eight consecutive;fiitS. 1930- Wisconsin wins the Western Confer­ league team. May 5, 1987 - Mike Larson gains national ence with a 9-1 record and is 15-7 overall. 1974 - The Badgers travel to Riverside attention when he plays all nine positions iri a April 5, 1940- Art "Dynie" Mansfield be­ Calif. to compete in the 8th Annual Riverside nine-inning game against Carroll College. comes Wisconsin's head baseball coach. He Baseball Invitational Tournament. Wisconsin Starting the game in right field, Larson plays a compiled a 441-352-5 overall record (.556) and finishes with a 2-7 mark at the RBI, including a different position each inning. He retired all a 213-180-2 mark (.542) in the Big Ten. win against Arizona State. Badger Duane Gus­ three batters he faced as a pitcher in the ninth Aprll11, 1941 -John Saxer fires Wiscon­ tavson is the tournament's leading hitter with inning, including striking out two. sin's first no-hitter as he shuts out DeKalb a .478 mark. 1987 - Mike Barker establishes single-sea­ Teachers College, 8-0. 1976 - Wisconsin competes in the 29th An­ son school records in hits (82) and doubles 1949- Bob Wilson drives in seven runs nual Rollins College Invitational Baseball (19). He also hits a team-high .441, the second­ against Western Michigan to set the UW sin­ Tournament and finishes as co-champions highest UW regular season average. gle-game record. That record will stand until with the University of Tennessee at 4-2. May 5, 1988- Tom Fischer strikes out 19 1985 when Tim Eichorst ties the mark with August 1978- Wisconsin travels to Europe, batters in a seven-inning, 12-0 victory over seven RBI against Illinois-Chicago. the first journey out of the country for a Bad­ Iowa. His perforrnance set a Big Ten record May 30, 1949- The Badgers score 27 runs ger team since 1'909. The Badger nine splits a and tied a school record that was set by Bill on 29 hits to rout Western Michigan. The runs two-game set with Holland and wins five Richards in nine innings in 1960. and hits set modern single-game team straight from U.S. Air Force bases in Germany May 5, 1988- Scott Cepicky hits his 13th records. before dropping five straight to the Italian Na­ home run of the season to break John De­ 1950- Wisconsin defeats Ohio State, 4-1, to tional team and ending the tour with a 6-6 Merit's record of 12 set in 1956. win the NCAA District Four Championship, record. qualifying the Badgers for the College World September 1978- The Badger varsity posts Series in Omaha, Neb. Wisconsin is eliminated a 5-3 win over the Badger Alumni in the first Varsity-Alumni game. ~ERS IN THE PROS

Name Proleoalonal Organization • Joe Armentrout Los Angeles Rams, Green Bay Packers (NFL) 'Jim Bakken St. Louis Cardinals (NFL) •cy Buker Brooklyn Dodgers Steve Curry Philadelphia Phlllies/AIIanla Braves • John DeMerit Milwaukee Braves Rob Derksen Milwaukee Brewers Mark Doran California Angels Brad Edlelsen Atlanta Braves Tim Eichorst Oakland A's Tom Fischer Boston Red Sox Scott Fuller Chicago White Sox Lon Galli Minnesota Twins • John Gerlach Chicago White Sox Duane Gustavson Chicago Cubs/Kansas City Royals 'Mike Hart Seattle Mariners/"'Minnesota Twins/* Orioles Gene Jaroch · Chicago Cubs Mansfield Harvey Kuenn Jim O'Toole 'Thornton Kipper Philadelphia Phillies "'Harvey Kuenn Detroit Tigers/Milwaukee Brewers, rilanager Luke Lamboley Mike Larson Minnesota Twins *Jim Lawrence Detroit Tigers Stu Locklin Cleveland Indians 'Greg Mahlberg *Texas Rangers/Wausau Timbers, manager • Arthur W. "Dynie" Mansfield New York Gianls Steve Marsden Los Angeles Dodgers/Cleveland Indians Dwight Mueller Chicago White Sox Russ Mueller Mike Noelke New York Mels 'Jim O'Toole Cincinnati Reds 'Rick Reichardt California Angels/Washington Senators/ Chicago While Sox/Kansas City Royals Dean Rennicke Los Angeles Dodgers Randy Rennicke California Angels 'Pat Richter Washington Redskins (NFL) Joe Romary Minnesota Twins Scott Sabo Oakland A's/Cieveland Indians Joe Scime Atlanta Braves/Detroit Tigers Pat Seegers MilWaukee Brewers eg Mahlberg Rick Reichardt Mike Hart Jim Thompson Chicago White Sox Ron Uoke St Lou is Cardinals Mike Verkuilen Minnesota Twins •stu Voigt Minnesota Vikings (NFL) 'Robert "Red" Wilson Detroit Tigers/Chicago White Sox Brad Zeinert Los A]lgeles Dodgers "competed at major league level

¥1SCONSIN BASEBALL COACHES WISCONSIN ALL· TIME COACHING RECORD

Seasons Years Won Lost Tied PCT Morrisey 1894 10 0 .714 Pfeffer 1895 10 0 .556 .Phil King 1897, 1900-01 10 10 .500 Humphreys 1898 14 .737 Bertrand Husting 1899 5 16 0 .238 hil King Bemis Pierce Tom Barry Oscar Bandefin 1902-03 16 22 0 .421 Bemis Pierce 1904-05 21 14 0 .600 C.P. Hutchins 1907 4 0 .500 Tom Barry 1908-11 22 29 0 .431 Gordon Lewis 1912, 1914-17 49 28 3 .631 Bill Juneau 1913 3 .500 Guy Lowman 1918, 1921-32 13 140 105 6 .570 lrv Uteritz 1933-34 2 25 22 .532 Robert Poser 1935-36 2 27 25 .519 Lowell Douglas 1937-39 3 46 27 .628 Art "Dynie" Mansfield 1940-70 31 441 352 .556 Tom Meyer 1971-83 13 279 276 .503 Steve Land 1984- 144 123 .539 ouy Lowman Robert Poser Lowell Douglas Art Mansfield

Tom Meyer Steve Land 27 / 1990 WISCONSIN - FINAL MAY 14, 1990 ~OVERALL RECORD: 16-41 -- HOME: 8-10 AWAY: 8~30 NEUTRAL: Q-1 BIG TEN: 8-20 --FIELDING-- .tNG AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SP SB- A BB SO PO A E PCT

.om O'Neill .328 56 174 '14 57 10 7 3 28 90 .517 26-29 32 34 105 123 12 .950 Tom Vilet . 306 57 196 30 60 13 1 2 26 81 .413 16-22 20 32 95 7 3 .971 Ross Kopfer .303 56 175 17 53 12 1 0 23 67 .383 7-10 20 13 80 4 4 .955 Rodney Myers .284 56 176 27 50 7 2 12 32 97 .551 5- 8 7 39 82 2 7 .923 Brian Wolff . 283 53 155 21 44 7 0 1 19 54 .348 6- 9 24 29 130 105 24 .907 Scott Whitmore .283 54 155 25 44 7 1 3 22 62 . 400 3- 3 10 17 61 22 9 .902 Carey Sadowski .240 52 154 18 37 6 0 7 23 64 .416 0- 2 15 27 230 31 8 .970 Dusty Freitag .235 49 136 11 32 3 1 0 10 37 .272 0- 2 7 28 234 27 8 .970 Less than 82 plate apFX;arances Rob Brozovich .240 35 75 8 18 2 0 1 7 23 . 307 0- 0 8 15 20 23 6 .878 Joel Schmitz . 227 31 66 9 15 4 0 0 5 19 .288 0- 3 9 17 20 56 10 .884 Chris Yoder .217 21 23 6 5 0 0 1 2 8 . 348 2- 4 8 6 6 0 0 1.000 Rob Andringa .205 19 44 4 9 1 0 0 3 10 .227 0- 0 5 12 93 4 2 .980 Brett Wyngarden .167 29 78 10 13 1 1 0 3 16 .205 2- 2 5 13 31 26 13 .814 Mark Flanagan . 000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0- 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Scott Painter .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-'- 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Doug Whiteley .000 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0- 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 Kevin Mayer .000 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0- 0 1 0 1 0 0 1.000 Pitchers 18 91 15 .879

WISCONSIN .270 57 1617 231 436 72 14 30 203 626 .387 67-94 164 284 1207 528 123 .934 Opponents .322 57 1663 396 535 101 5 27 331 727 .437 67-100 258 224 1264 569 52 .972

Hit by pitch: Wolff 7; Whitmore 4; Freitag, Schmitz, O'Neill 3; Wyngarden 2; Sadowski 1. WISCONSIN 23 OPPONENTS 38. Passed Balls: Sadowski 5; Freitag 4. OPPONENTS 4. Sacrifice Hitsi O'Neill, Andringa, Wolff 2; Freitag, Myers, Schmitz, Vilet, Whitmore, Sadowski, Brozovich 1. WISCONSIN 13 OPPONENTS 36. Sacrifice Flies: Whitmore 6; Kopfer, Myers, Vilet 2; Freitag, Sadowski, O'Neill 1. WISCONSIN 15 OPPONENT 30.

--FIELDING-- PITCHING ERA G GS CG GF SA IP- W- L H- R ER BB IW SO HB WP PO A E PCT

Lance Painter* 4.89 15 13 7 1 0 77.33 4- 7 84 53 42 28 3 49 3 3 7 19 1 .963 Darin Slang 4.94 14 13 9 1 1 85.67 5-8 109 59 47 36 2 36 11 3 5 33 3 .927 Kevin Mayer 5.56 16 0 0 10 0 22.67 1- 0 33 22 14 9 0 14 4 6 2 7 1 .900 Chip Engdahl 6.03 15 10 2 1 1 65.67 3- 6 92 62 44 32 0 39 11 1 2 -13 7 .682 Craig Compton 8.10 15 0 0 7 1 23.33 1- 2 32 22 21 5 0 10 0 4 0 5 0 1.000 Rodney Myers 9.79 13 6 1 3 1 34.00 1- 5 50 44 37 36 0 23 0 6 1 4 2 .714 Less than ll innings pitched Q!: g appearances Mark Flanagan* 7.86 11 0 0 3 0 18.33 0- 1 33 22 16 8 0 11 0 1 0 2 0 1.000 Jeff Malecha 9.58 9 3 0 2 0 20~67 1- 1 3.3 29 22 23 0 19 2 2 1 3 0 1.000 Nate Durst 9.64 6 0 0 5 0 4.67 0- 0 9 7 5 4 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1.000 Mark Hamilton 10.27 10 7 0 0 0 23.67 0- 6 25 35 27 33 0 4 5 9 0 1 0 1.000 Greg Hilliard* 10.80 5 1 0 0 0 10.00 0- 0 15 13 12 10 1 8 0 1 0 7 0 1.000 Bill Grahn 11.37 6 4 0 2 0 10.00 0- 5 10 17 14 24 0 8 2 3 0 1 1 .500 Jeff Laesch 16.88 5 0 0 2 0 5.33 0- 0 10 11 10 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Rob Andringa 0.00 0 0 1 0 0.67 0- 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

WISCONSIN 6.97 57 57 19 38 4 401.67 16-41 535 396 311 258 6 224 38 41 18 97 15 .885 Opponents 4.32 57 57 22 35 5 421.00 41-16 436 231 202 164 4 284 23 32 21 60 2 .976

* - left-hander Left QQ Base: Wisconsin 338. OPPONENTS 417. Double Plays: Wisconsin 34. OPPONENTS 52. Balks: Hamilton, Blang 1. OPPONENTS 4. Shutouts: Painter 1. OPPONENTS 7.

SCORE BY INNINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Totals WISCONSIN 33 31 30 34 21 43 28 4 8 1 0 231 Opponents 59 42 62 55 56 53 46 17 5 0 1 396