The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine Maine Campus Archives University of Maine Publications Spring 4-8-1985 Maine Campus April 08 1985 Maine Campus Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus Repository Citation Staff, Maine Campus, "Maine Campus April 08 1985" (1985). Maine Campus Archives. 1698. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus/1698 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 'goy/Maine Cam vol. XCVJ no. XLX The University of Maine at Orono student newspaper since 1875 ondav pril 8, 198 (IMO defeats 20th ranked Unit,.of S. Carolina Grand slam lifts baseball team to 1 pset by Rick Lawes Souit 'Carolina (26-11) came back Staff Writer though, with four unearned runs off COLUMBIA,S.C. — Mike Bordick's Maine winning pitcher Jeff Plympton grand slam home run in top of the ninth (2-2), who entered the game in the third, inning proved to be the winning runs as replacing Mike Ballou. the University of Maine baseball team Plympion. who had retired II men in capped a wild comeback, defeating I he a row, gase up a hit to Jeff Barns to lead University of South Carolina 13-12 Sun- off the bottom of the ninth. day afternoon in the final game of the After a groundout moved Barns to se- three-game series. cond, Joe Datin hit a grounder io Bor- The win salvaged one game from the dick at short, who threw the ball (wet trip for the Black Bears (16-13), who lost Bernardo's head. allowing Barns to to the 20th-ranked Gamecocks 4-0 Fri- ',COM day night, then dropped an 8-4 decision Plympton then struck out Kevin Saturday. Killian for the second out of the inning. Bordick's grand slam, his first col- but pinch-hitter Eddie lendenski drove :urn down the of- legiate home run, capped a seven-run a Plympton pitch high over the right- (there still is the ninth that finished off a comeback that field fence to cut the gap to two It was rth Carolina or had seen Maine battle back from a 6-0 Carolina's fourth home run of the game. could come up deficit. and their 82nd of the year Lewis Jenkins low their Atlantic With the score 8-6 entering the inning. followed with a double. then Plympton ce race turns out. Rob-Roy led off the inning aith a single. hit Scott Lambert with a pitch are presently tied Clint Sawyer replaced Gamecock reliever Maine head coach John Winkin then Steve Boles:, and walked Bill McInnis to brought in Dale Plummer, who had pit- its Sinarls, a - put runners at firs( and second. Billy ched l innings of hitless relief Friday. waittion Reynolds then hit a sinking line drive However. Plummer could not find the double to right scoring Roy. cutting the plate, first walking Dave Hollins to load lead to one. the bases, then Mike Cook forcing in a Rick Bernardo followed with the run. game-winning hit, a double to the gap However Barns, hafting for the second in right-center that scored both McInnis tune in the inning, hit a shot that Plum. and Res:nolds, chasing Sawyer. who was mer knocked down, and the game was tagged with his first loss of the year OSer. against one win. "Vie proses) our mettle as a club to- Dan Kane greeted Casey Reed with an day." Winkin said "When 1 came infield hit, then after Dan Ftzweiler down here I hoped to get two twins) I'm struck out. Jim Overstreet loaded the happy to get one " bases with an infield single. Bordick Ballou was hit hard, allowing seven followed with Maine's fourth homer of hits, walking one and striking out none Maine pitcher left Plvmpion in action dun the game, a blast to left-center clearing in two plus innings of work He left with last month Pk motion ara. the winning pitch the 350-foot mark and sailing into the win ...Inds, 11,1 ihe nation'. NO. 20 team. )rink trees beyond the fence. lute SOtTli CAROUNA page 7) I 'foto. Maine improved lk 16-13 with I Is Choice for commencement speakers d 0" drafts by E.J. Vongher Mark Condon said of an original list "This sear. the Senior Council. th Staff Writer light of 20 speakers submitted to the senior desided on someone from outside the Whelan The Senior Council has narrowed the class. Judge Gene( anti: and media university community because, with all Con he is pleased with the lour figures Walter Cronkite and Jim Ms Kay Jut regard, the senior classyn our opi- three re candidates. remain in contention nion. wants to hear someone who has es. -Judi( as.. a LIMO graduate "We sent a list of 20 possible speakers 7nences unique to us,"( ondon said who has an influential and to the senior class for their approval As success( would be an 'es- Last year, itas & a result of their input, we narrowed the (MO political sCICTICe Pro- cellent s Mr. Cronkite and Mr. fessor Eugene Maw hinnes was COM field to fuse possible candidates. the McKay ring wOrldly, on-the- 1.75 scene k to the commencement r "The commencement speaker is important to our address, in said. 75 (o rises R. Wiggins, editoi/ graduation because he or she is saying important and pu oj. The Ellsworth things that we'll always remember." 4 merit Former editor of The Hitching been enlisted b,Hie —Mark Condon. Senior Council president Senior C tri to secure 04:Aim. hcla didn't knowiesactly Condon said 17,• how mac mmencemen( speaker In addition io the three remaining haa. H. 111 Uhl° would Ngt said small candidates, the senior class also favored President Arthur Johnson. has served as honorarin travel, expenses" is the Diane Sawyer and Joseph Kennedy I. a liaison between possible speakers and normal Condon said, but both Sawyer and Ken the Senior (ouncil H said he is ondo the almmencement neds have previous commitments pleased with the final candidates and it speaker important aspect of Mark Condon last sear, the commencement speaker doesn't bother him that there isn't a cur- graduali was from within the university corn- rent university representative among the "The co field of possible commencement mutiny, hut this year's Senior Council final list. "There are any number of portant to speakers to three. the Senior Council decided they wanted someone from out- sources of speakers. 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