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Show PACT 8 MONDAY THF THl INDFRRIRD PACE MONDAY THE THUNDERBIRD 10 16 MAY 19R8 MAY 16, 1988 'Bird baseballers bash BYU First-ev- doubleheader sweep ends season for SUSC er galvanizing finish to a disappointing season, SUSC's baseball club swept a doubleheader from the nationally-ranke- d BYU Cougars in Thunderbird Park Friday. The 6 and 7 victories mark the first time in history that SUSC has taken a twinbill from the Y, and gave the Thunderbirds a 5 season record with the Cougars, their best ever. 5 SUSC, which capped a year with four straight wins, came back in the bottom 7-- 7-- 6. ut 3-- 15-2- 5 season disappointing with four straight wins. 12-2- of the final inmng of both games. "I'm so proud of all the players because they never gave up," said Thunderbird skipper Bill Groves. In the first game, SUSC jumped out td an early lead with a second inning rally that netted four runs powered by a two RBI double by Eric Godfrey. Godfrey was then driven in by a Dean Kelshaw single who, was in turn, doubled home by Bob Sonju. BY PETER TAGG 6-- 5. 8-- Bill Groves' club finishes a d The Cougars rallied to take the The 'Birds, lead in the top of the sixth, however, came back in the seventh on a hit batsman, a BYU throwing error and a passed ball to score two and win the opener In the dramatic second game, SUSC moved once again to take an early lead thanks to a two-osingle by Bill Robertson. The 'Birds scored again in the second on a RBI single by Godfrey. BYU shortcircuited the 'Bird lead in the third with a five run scoring burst 26th-ranke- In a Entrepreneur promotes cultivated management that caused Grove to put the hook to starting pitcher Blaine Reber and bring in reliever Jay Hinton. Hinton turned in four innings of stellar relief work that limited the Cougars to a single run the remainder of the game and ultimately earned him the victory. The 'Birds scored four in the bottom of the fourth powered by a two-ru- n foursacker by BYU Tom Griffin to tie the score at scored once in the top of the seventh to take the lead and once again put the pressure on Groves' club to come from behind in the bottom half of the last inning. In the seventh, with two on and one out, Griffin laced a 2 pitch into the gap in center for a double giving the 'Birds their first ever sweep of the Cougars and a high note to end the season. 6-- 6. 2-- Drawing upon years of research and experience, retired entrepreneur Renn Zaphiropoulos presented his theories of successful management at Thursday's Convocation. Zaphiropoulos, who has served as vice president for Xerox Corporation and as president and chief executive officer of Versatec Inc., believes that pleasure and business can go together as long as we follow what he calls elegance, game theory and cultivation. He said, "Elegance is that you use the least amount of material and get the maximum strength. Instead of being concerned as to how hard you work, you begin to worry about how smart you work." He felt that the first principles our college professors teach us help develop the ability to become elegant. However, "One has to outgrow the idea that I'm going to succeed by being very diligent. Instead I'm going to succeed by learning how to put elegance in my work. That is, do very little work and get the maximum results." Zaphiropoulos also described what he called "game theory." He said, "In sports you minimize the difference between competitors so the result is unpredictable." Business, has a different set of rules. "In a system of free enterprise, like the United States, there are others satisfying similiar needs competitors. You have to learn how to manage that kind of battle betwen oneself and the competition." Game theory is made more complicated by the opposing methods of entrepreneurs and bureaucrats. He said that bureaucrats love structure; they execute policy, and policies justify everything. Entrepreneurs thrive on the uncertainty of the outcome; they enjoy making decisions. He labeled himself as an entrepreneur saying, "Life is really a process of discovery. don't like predictable stuff." Another important step for making pleasure and business come together is cultivation. He said, "the greatest things in this world can never be the result of a command, s things out of people the same way you cultivate plants. "With a lemon tree you don't have to order it. The fruit will fall in your hand if you understand its cycles. People are very much like plants. They have environments under which they flourish." I I Y (FOR SUMMER OR FULL. TIME WORK.) PCSDTDGMS AVAB LABILE 7HIMU0HOOT Average salesperson earning from $1,500 to $5,000 at the present time in this program. 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