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Page 12 The Point News April 25,1995 Too close to call JONATHAN ALLEN staff writer A weekend doubleheader split with EastemMennoniteUniversitypushed the baseball team’s record to 13-17 with just four games remaining in what has been a disappointing season thus far. The Seahawks must win all four games this week, three against Division II opponent Bowie State and one against Division I University ofMary-land - Eastern Shore, to finish the season .500 for the first time in two years. Gordon Hawley pitched all seven innings in the Seahawks’ 5-4 loss to Eastern Mennonite, allowing a game-winning double in the bottom of the seventh inning. The loss was Hawley’s fifth one-run defeat this season and dropped his record to 3-6. However, Hawley leads the team, and is in the top 5 in the conference, in Earned Run Average at just under three and a half runs per game. Freshman sensation Spike Altman pitched the tail half of the double-header, masterfully working the strike zone and holding off a potent Eastern Mennonite attack to lead St. Mary’s to a 4-3 win. Altman has been the biggest surprise of the season, leading the pitching staff with a 6-1 record (2-1 in the CAC). The Seahawks struggled early in the season, but seemed to hit stride, winning five of eight games over Spring Break. However,tough times followed with a string of close losses. Inconsistency and an inability to win close games have been the Seahawks’ downfall all season long. The highlight of the season was a doubleheader sweep of conference rival Catholic University. Both games were won in the Seahawks’ final at bat, the second coming on a game-winning home-runby IanTaylor which cleared the left field wall and bounced high off of the maintenance building across the roadway. Taylor quickly showed a proficiency for turning around opposing pitchers’ fastballs, staying on the conference leader board in Runs Batted In all season long. In addition to the efforts of Taylor, Brian Lopez has led the Seahawks in hitting, batting over .400 for the better part of the season while being forced to move from the outfield to behind the plate because of roster changes. Dave Layman and Alan Baker have played well up the middle, anchoring a Seahawk defense which has been strong at times, but generally inconsistent. Dylan Trache and Mike Hughes have both performed admirably in left field and right field, positions neither of them have played before. The Seahawks will conclude their season this coming weekend with a home doubleheader against Bowie State on Saturday. Lax credits victories to the Boneyaid Seahawks to face top ranked Salisbury AID AN SURLIS staff writer “Rankings are onpaper, the game is on the field.” Under this motto the Seahawks recently battled Washington & Lee, currently ranked sixth in the nation. The match proved to be a virtual dogfight. The Hawks held the lead for nearly three quarters of the game, however the W&L Generals escaped with the victory, the final was a painful 13-12. Although the Hawks didn’t come away with the win, they did seize the oppotumty to prove themselves as one of the best teams in the country. Essential to the Hawks effort was the enthusiastic support of the fans who crowded the Boneyard. The team is grateful for the support they’ve had throughout the season and credit much of their success to dedication of the greatest fans in the sport of lacrosse. Three days later the Hawks were home again, venting their frustrations on CAC opponent Goucher College. St. Mary’s climbed to a 2- 0 conference record and 8-1 overall with a 15-4 victory over the Gophers. The next conference game proved a greater challenge for the Michael Fraioli scored two goals in Washington. Seahawks, who narrowly defeated Mary Washington College in an away match. Although the team came out flat, they would not be overcome, and walked away with a 9-8 win. The most recent polls have ranked the Seahawks at fourteenth in the nation with a record of 9-1. Today at 4 p.m. the Hawks welcome the number one ranked Salisbury State Seagulls to SMC’s Boneyard. This is the team’s PHOTO BY WOODLAND POMEROY last week’s 9-8 victory over Mary biggest game of the year. Please take this as a personal invitation to the match. Come out to the field, make noise and get rowdy. Squawk like a Hawk. Bum Seagulls in effigy. Bum Seagulls. Paint SMC on your chest (male fans are welcome too). Whatever it is you do— Just be there, four o’clock... Boneyard. Women's lacrosse triumph ERIN SHUTES staff writer The women’s lacrosse team crushed the Hood Blue Devils last Saturday, 20-6, rebounding from their rough loss (5-18) against Goucher College on April 11. After a slow start the Seahawks were up 8-4 at halftime and proceeded with their decisive win. The entire team contributed to the scoring efforts. Saturday’s game was the last home game of the season and there was a ceremony following the win, honoring the seniors and their parents. Seniors Suzanne Deltaan, Julie Shallenberger and Marion Ticknor were recognizedfortheircontributioninbuildingthe women’s lacrosse o pro, gra,m ati St. „M ary, ’s.' , , Kristy Miller scored 5 goals in this The Seahawks play Frostburg away today and will * , . _ finish the season with a winning record. recent game against Notre Dame. Lexington Park Self-Service Storage SAVE OVER 20% 25 SQ. FT. UNIT ONLY $25/MONTH WITH 3 MONTH LEASE, LIMITED TIME OFFER w i t h t h i s c o u p o n Private spaces to meet your every storage need •O u td o o r s to r a g e fo r c a rs , RV's, e tc . •C om p u te r c o n tro lle d e n t r y / e x it g a t e •C om p le te ly f e n c e d •M a so n ry c o n s tru c tio n •Well lit •Your ow n lo c k a n d k e y •Size s from 5 x 5 to 1 0 x 2 5 •On s i te m a n a g e r S e lf* Servic e Storage '7'" A P ro fe ssion a lly M a n a g e d b y H um p h r e y M a n a g em e n t H o u rs : H I 8 6 2 - 4 7 2 2 G re a t Mills Road L e x in g to n Park (Two miles from NAWC Main Gate) W e d , Fri, S at: 9 :3 0 am - 6 p m T u e s, Thurs: 1 lam ~ 6 pm S u n , M o n : Q o s e d •suBumv* We rve lowered our pricesl Millison Plaza • Lexington Park • 863-2560 r C O L D & H O T S U B S Sixlnch FootLong BMT (ham,, genoa salami, pepperoni, bologna) 2.69 4.19 Subway Club 2.89 4.59 Cold Cut Combo 1.89 3.19 Turkey & Ham Slam 2.69 4.19 Spicy Italian (genoa salami, pepperoni) 2.49 3.99 Turkey & Bacon 2.89 4.99 BLT (six inch - 2 bacon, foot long - 4 bacon) 2.09 3.69 Veggies & Cheese 1.69 2.79 Tuna 2.69 4.39 Subway Seafood & Crab 2.99 4.99 Turkey Breast 2.69 4.19 Ham & Cheese 2.49 3.79 Roast Beef 2.69 4.19 Steak & Cheese 2.69 4.39 Meatball 2.09 3.59 Pizza Sub 2.39 3.99 Subway Melt (turkey, ham, bacon & cheese) 3.09 4.99 ADD BACON TO ANY SUB .50 1.00 1 All Subs & Salads Include: Cheese • Onions • Lettuce • Tomatoes I Pickles • Green Peppers • Olives • Salt • Pepper II On Request: Mustard • Mayonnaise • Oil • Vinegar • Hot Peppers
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FullText | Page 12 The Point News April 25,1995 Too close to call JONATHAN ALLEN staff writer A weekend doubleheader split with EastemMennoniteUniversitypushed the baseball team’s record to 13-17 with just four games remaining in what has been a disappointing season thus far. The Seahawks must win all four games this week, three against Division II opponent Bowie State and one against Division I University ofMary-land - Eastern Shore, to finish the season .500 for the first time in two years. Gordon Hawley pitched all seven innings in the Seahawks’ 5-4 loss to Eastern Mennonite, allowing a game-winning double in the bottom of the seventh inning. The loss was Hawley’s fifth one-run defeat this season and dropped his record to 3-6. However, Hawley leads the team, and is in the top 5 in the conference, in Earned Run Average at just under three and a half runs per game. Freshman sensation Spike Altman pitched the tail half of the double-header, masterfully working the strike zone and holding off a potent Eastern Mennonite attack to lead St. Mary’s to a 4-3 win. Altman has been the biggest surprise of the season, leading the pitching staff with a 6-1 record (2-1 in the CAC). The Seahawks struggled early in the season, but seemed to hit stride, winning five of eight games over Spring Break. However,tough times followed with a string of close losses. Inconsistency and an inability to win close games have been the Seahawks’ downfall all season long. The highlight of the season was a doubleheader sweep of conference rival Catholic University. Both games were won in the Seahawks’ final at bat, the second coming on a game-winning home-runby IanTaylor which cleared the left field wall and bounced high off of the maintenance building across the roadway. Taylor quickly showed a proficiency for turning around opposing pitchers’ fastballs, staying on the conference leader board in Runs Batted In all season long. In addition to the efforts of Taylor, Brian Lopez has led the Seahawks in hitting, batting over .400 for the better part of the season while being forced to move from the outfield to behind the plate because of roster changes. Dave Layman and Alan Baker have played well up the middle, anchoring a Seahawk defense which has been strong at times, but generally inconsistent. Dylan Trache and Mike Hughes have both performed admirably in left field and right field, positions neither of them have played before. The Seahawks will conclude their season this coming weekend with a home doubleheader against Bowie State on Saturday. Lax credits victories to the Boneyaid Seahawks to face top ranked Salisbury AID AN SURLIS staff writer “Rankings are onpaper, the game is on the field.” Under this motto the Seahawks recently battled Washington & Lee, currently ranked sixth in the nation. The match proved to be a virtual dogfight. The Hawks held the lead for nearly three quarters of the game, however the W&L Generals escaped with the victory, the final was a painful 13-12. Although the Hawks didn’t come away with the win, they did seize the oppotumty to prove themselves as one of the best teams in the country. Essential to the Hawks effort was the enthusiastic support of the fans who crowded the Boneyard. The team is grateful for the support they’ve had throughout the season and credit much of their success to dedication of the greatest fans in the sport of lacrosse. Three days later the Hawks were home again, venting their frustrations on CAC opponent Goucher College. St. Mary’s climbed to a 2- 0 conference record and 8-1 overall with a 15-4 victory over the Gophers. The next conference game proved a greater challenge for the Michael Fraioli scored two goals in Washington. Seahawks, who narrowly defeated Mary Washington College in an away match. Although the team came out flat, they would not be overcome, and walked away with a 9-8 win. The most recent polls have ranked the Seahawks at fourteenth in the nation with a record of 9-1. Today at 4 p.m. the Hawks welcome the number one ranked Salisbury State Seagulls to SMC’s Boneyard. This is the team’s PHOTO BY WOODLAND POMEROY last week’s 9-8 victory over Mary biggest game of the year. Please take this as a personal invitation to the match. Come out to the field, make noise and get rowdy. Squawk like a Hawk. Bum Seagulls in effigy. Bum Seagulls. Paint SMC on your chest (male fans are welcome too). Whatever it is you do— Just be there, four o’clock... Boneyard. Women's lacrosse triumph ERIN SHUTES staff writer The women’s lacrosse team crushed the Hood Blue Devils last Saturday, 20-6, rebounding from their rough loss (5-18) against Goucher College on April 11. After a slow start the Seahawks were up 8-4 at halftime and proceeded with their decisive win. The entire team contributed to the scoring efforts. Saturday’s game was the last home game of the season and there was a ceremony following the win, honoring the seniors and their parents. Seniors Suzanne Deltaan, Julie Shallenberger and Marion Ticknor were recognizedfortheircontributioninbuildingthe women’s lacrosse o pro, gra,m ati St. „M ary, ’s.' , , Kristy Miller scored 5 goals in this The Seahawks play Frostburg away today and will * , . _ finish the season with a winning record. recent game against Notre Dame. Lexington Park Self-Service Storage SAVE OVER 20% 25 SQ. FT. UNIT ONLY $25/MONTH WITH 3 MONTH LEASE, LIMITED TIME OFFER w i t h t h i s c o u p o n Private spaces to meet your every storage need •O u td o o r s to r a g e fo r c a rs , RV's, e tc . •C om p u te r c o n tro lle d e n t r y / e x it g a t e •C om p le te ly f e n c e d •M a so n ry c o n s tru c tio n •Well lit •Your ow n lo c k a n d k e y •Size s from 5 x 5 to 1 0 x 2 5 •On s i te m a n a g e r S e lf* Servic e Storage '7'" A P ro fe ssion a lly M a n a g e d b y H um p h r e y M a n a g em e n t H o u rs : H I 8 6 2 - 4 7 2 2 G re a t Mills Road L e x in g to n Park (Two miles from NAWC Main Gate) W e d , Fri, S at: 9 :3 0 am - 6 p m T u e s, Thurs: 1 lam ~ 6 pm S u n , M o n : Q o s e d •suBumv* We rve lowered our pricesl Millison Plaza • Lexington Park • 863-2560 r C O L D & H O T S U B S Sixlnch FootLong BMT (ham,, genoa salami, pepperoni, bologna) 2.69 4.19 Subway Club 2.89 4.59 Cold Cut Combo 1.89 3.19 Turkey & Ham Slam 2.69 4.19 Spicy Italian (genoa salami, pepperoni) 2.49 3.99 Turkey & Bacon 2.89 4.99 BLT (six inch - 2 bacon, foot long - 4 bacon) 2.09 3.69 Veggies & Cheese 1.69 2.79 Tuna 2.69 4.39 Subway Seafood & Crab 2.99 4.99 Turkey Breast 2.69 4.19 Ham & Cheese 2.49 3.79 Roast Beef 2.69 4.19 Steak & Cheese 2.69 4.39 Meatball 2.09 3.59 Pizza Sub 2.39 3.99 Subway Melt (turkey, ham, bacon & cheese) 3.09 4.99 ADD BACON TO ANY SUB .50 1.00 1 All Subs & Salads Include: Cheese • Onions • Lettuce • Tomatoes I Pickles • Green Peppers • Olives • Salt • Pepper II On Request: Mustard • Mayonnaise • Oil • Vinegar • Hot Peppers |