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Show Monday, April 13, 1M7 Page Ehven baseball from page nine J-- " S . . beating over the weekend from BYU, which won three of four games by collecting 64 hits and scoring 52 runs. Utah won Friday's opener in Provo, 2, then dropped three straight in the next 24 hours, 15-- 1, 6--3 and 29-- 1. "The 29-- 1 game didn't hurt us a bit. Losing the first game here is what killed us," said Keeter. "We should've beat them. We outplayed them and we were within three outs of winning. It kills you when you lose like that. Against a team like BYU, you have to have a little bit of luck and we didn't A 5-- 1 '.. rV.'-- v; VV'" . .. N. have any." Mulcahy pitched three innings, allowing 14 runs on 13 hits. The Helena, Mont., product is 0-- 4 and has an ERA higher than Dwight Gooden. Keeter says his Utc hurlers need rest, and for that reason, he would rather not play today's games. But, of course, he's games because it's on the going to play the two seven-innischedule and you don't stand up those kind of dates. "As far as the WAG goes, and my job is to get the team ready for the WAC, today's games mean nothing. You got to play 'cm, but we are looking past them (SUSC) and toward (this weekend's games with) Air Force," said Keeter. Keeter will probably start Nilson in today's opener, and after his time expires, it's anybody's guess who Keeter will choose for lion's feed. "We'll probably throw a lot of position players," said Keeter, referring to infielders and outfielders. "Before the game starts, I'll probably gathers the guys and ask them who pitched in high school." SUSC coach Bill Groves, who was a Utah graduate Blaine assistant under Keeter in 1982, will start are 15-and Steve Foote ). The Rcbcr (2-and arrived in Salt Lake City on Sunday night after a long bus ride from San Diego . "We didn't get much sleep. We're coming into Salt Lake as a very tired group," said SUSC assistant coach Mike Fcderico. "Still, that shouldn't have an impact on how we play. We came up here with the intention of winning some ball games." Fcderico, a former SUSC player out of Twin Falls, Id., said Sunday that he and Groves never entertained the idea of boycotting today's and Tuesday's games. "That (Utah's three forfeits) didn't change anything for us," said Federico. "We've always planned on coming. We always look forward to playing Utah." ng left-hande- T-Bir- (0-2- 4) ' ' : " ; 1 ; ' . 17 Masters from page nine 1 - X. : six-ye- ar Curtis Ca rman, the winningest pitcher in Utah history, made a appearance in Saturday's first d ol an inning ol work. 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