Show wins two but just barely USU Bowlers take second in The Utah State University women’s softball team upped their s record to 1 with squeakers over Cal State— Fresno and Cal Luis Obispo during their current trip in the Golden State San Poly— In Tuesday's 2 win over Fresno it was junior pitching ace Jerri walking Kelley who turned in a fine performance pitching a only two and striking out seven including the third out in three innings Hitting honors went to junior leftfielder Jan Cowles who hit two for run three and scored the Fresno was the first to score with one run in the bottom of the fifth In the top of the sixth USU’s Pam Edde led off with a shortstop advanced to second by Nancy Mauchley Cowles then hit to shortstop who overthrew 1st base giving Cowles an opportunity at the bases and Cowles scored on a Edde scored USU’s first run on a throw-awa- y wild pitch putting the Ags ahead 1 USU scored its third run in the top of the seventh when Kelley doubled and was later batted in by Logan’s Cindy Speth Fresno's threat in the bottom of the seventh scored one more run but timely catches by Cowles and Speth and then a strike-ou- t by Kelley ended the inning and gave the Ags the win Coach John Horan was pleased with Aggie hitting “We hit a lot of hard balls" and with “the way our kids are holding together We are trying different combinations and still working out kinks but the team is playing good ball” Wednesday night the Aggie Women met up with Cal Poly San Luis Obispo which just the day before had twice beaten Sacramento State conference 6-- win-los- 3-- last year’s national championship playoffs went five innings without a score In the top of the lined one to leftfield Coach Horan inserted junior speedster Cathi Jarvis as a pinch runner Pam Shirley advanced Jarvis to third on a hit to the outfield Then it was Sherry Red wine who scored Jarvis on a perfect bunt down the baseline Cal Poly threatened in both the fifthe and seventh innings but fine defensive play by second baseman Nancy Mauchley and first baseman Pam Duncan finished off the Mustangs giving the Ags a Participants Student Life Monday March 27 1978 Page in Again the game fifth Jerry Kelley victory USU’s Pam Fdde pitched the distance limiting the opposition to four hits and striking out four Coach Horan credited his bench strength particularly Jarvis and nghtfielder Michelle Markey for bringing about the win along with USU consistently strong hitting and the pitching “which is helping out defense" "If we anywhere near our potential we are going to keep on winning" comminted th£ Aggie mentor The Aggie Women wind up their road trip with with a double header against Sacramento Stale on Friday and a doubleheader against University of Oregon in Sacramento on Saturday our The USU mens bowling team finished strong over the spring break to capture second place in the Intermountain Bowling Con- ference and received an invita- tion to the sectional tournament to be held in Las Vegas on March 31st and April 1st The USU five needed some help from the Utah team to sew up first place position Utah was only able to take seven points away from BYU and the Cougars posted an easy win Meanwhile the Aggie five of Scott Snow Ken Morley Fred Holbeck John Martin and Dan Drake bowled their three — game bye averaging 184 as a team Dan Drake was high for the men with a 234 game 632 series with Scott and John both tallying two 200 games each The final three games of the day were to be bowled in the afternoon with each school bowling each other once USU faced BYU in the first game and downed the Cougars 2 The Aggies continued their domination of the Cougars for the eighth time in ten games John Martin was high for the Aggies with a 232 game followed by Dan Drake with a 198 and Ken Morley with a 179 each of them also winning their individual points The victory wrapped up second place for the Aggies and in the final match the Aggie defeated Utah 2 with 5-- John having another 200 game ending with a 640 series The USU women’s team found themselves in the same situation as the men Starting the day 10 11 Johnston Mabb invited to nationals Its official Utah State will not be making the trip to nationals in Ttta Seattle as a team but two members will be there Alicia Johnston —A Jodi Mabb were invited on the basis of their Regional scores Johnston scored 355 while Mabb finished with a 342 intnm finished the regular season with the nation’s ninth best individual record Both Johnston and Mabb will compete for the title and for medals in the normal four events As a tuneup for Nationals and a chance for USU and Cache Valley residents to see quality gymnastics for the final time this year the will host Michigan State Tuesday at 7:30 Aggies pjn in the Spectrum This will be a normally judged dual meet For Michigan State this will be a tuneup for Seattle Having qualified in tenth place their entire team will compete for the National crown They are also currently the number eight ranked team To give an indication of their strength their highest meet score was 14525 the Ags high was 142 With Michigan State traveling to Nationals for the fifth straight year they do carry two of the nations better known gymnasts Pam Steckroat was an of a year ago This season as Big Ten champion on the unevens she set a school record with a 95 average Mary Beth Eigel is MSU’s top scorer and a school record setter in floor exercise The Spartans other two are freshman Lori Boes and Amy Thompson who left number one ranked Penn State for a chance to perform The remainder of the team is composed of specialists Cheryl Bellaire (Vault) Sara Skillman (vault and unevens) Diane Lovato (beam) and Joann Mangiapame (floor) For the record MSU finished second in their region behind Southern Illinois a team USU defeated earlier Ray Corn refers to the meet as “An excellent opportunity to see a national caliber team and to pay tribute to a USU team that has worked hard all year” second place as they also 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