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i —* Cornell tough s»\!k ■ Ifflife - \W Errors haunt UB in 8-6 loss but Bulls retaliate to win I I -2 by David Davidson S/xirls I di h hi After watching the first game Steve Caput Wednesday horn iVD-hopf to Joe Marcel Errors, errors jbleheader with Cornell Hesketh wa 1 1 i.l ha been Jown drain. Buffal Ka/cor dul ih Jesig rated-bitter Phil Ganci made he lolled a fly ball to right that damage wh addenlv rlain that lightning would not rike twice on the Bulls. danced elusively over the fence Bongochea had singled the visitor i pen Ganci tore into a shot, sending nth. and with two it beyond the center field fence in game two with the Bulls’ down by a run, to propel UB to an I 1-2 win. Buffalo, though, suffered a Pc ti ford lar as he'd get. But John Mesketh was soon directed t Pederson, usually as steady a lieldcr as one would deem an early shower following th ircu a pick-off attempt well wide ot the bag allowing the disheartening first game loss of catcher C'hicr Bangochea iccessary 8-6. Ganci homered twice in game hammered a one-strike pitch into the trees bordering the Diefendorf parking lot. Monkarsh elected to amper an extra base one and picked up five runs Third baseman (iene Dudeck batted in soon followed in Pederson’s trow on a and curves Ganci Greg Hsher tor the third innin slow roller also Hew by the first recalled, referring to the mound staff of the Big Red. “I was basically doing the same things 1 always do,” he continued, “but I’m feeling very flexible and loose.” Fisher was superb in relief for baseman. Dave Rosenhahn, permitting Bonochea to slide better than tour innings, nipping the corners with his slider for five strike-outs. Meanwhile, the UB PEGGED OUT: Arm cocked, Buffalo shortstop Joe Marcella (23) gets ready to fire one to first-baseman Denny Howard, in second inning action in Tuesday's double header at Peele Eeild, while second-baseman Pat Raimondo looks on. The Bulls split with the Big Red of Cornell, losing 8-6, but coming back to take the night-cap, 11-2. Floss home with the tying score Both teams went down easily offense got down to business in extra innin but once again le Appalachian Pittsburgh for a twin bill with the Mountains this afternoon when University of Pittsburgh before mgs o; Ganci’s shot in the third inning f the second game followed a Cornell had built up. Ganci had Cornell’s pitcher John Nurthen at the ninth. Two ninth inning miseries, first a throwing error by ter, Phil they visit the University of West icturning to Hamilton, N.Y. for a Virginia. Tomorrow they travel to meeting with Colgate on Monday. center off the bat of Ron Couche game wi ic eventual osmg pile Couche, who continued his his two home runs which resulted in the five rbi’s. Both shots went to the opposite field, one barely Rosen berg, am aen a me d ion-long torrid hitting, picked mother single later in the game with a mammoth that was hobbled by center-fielder Jim Wojick allowed the Big Red ATTENTION [ALES Earn $100 per month extra money a I on dropping over, the other well to score the two runs they needed home run to left in the first game Once UB tied the game at five (Enrollment till June 29tnl We are looking for Blood Group B Donors for mg 01 Buffalo will be playing in the and Couche was most important, thanks to back-to-back Cornell homeruns off Buffalo starter Hd a Plasmapheresis Program If you qualify or would like to be tested for your blood group call 688-2716 Retzer in the game’s second inning. The first of the Big Red blasts in that critical inning was by Gary Kaczor, and was in orbit the instant it met the bat. “Retzer SOMERSET LABS 1331 No. Forest Suite 110 Williamsville, New York Hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm wasn’t throwing me anything fast,\ Kaczor, a West Seneca native noted, “The one I hit was a change-up. Complete game Retzer didn’t throw any change-ups to tbe following hitter, Marlin McPhail, but he tried to slip a curve by the strong right-hander. The pitch landed inches away from the spot where moments before Kaczor’s had finally returned to earth. Dave Waters followed by laying down a picture-perfect bunt — inviting Buffalo coach Bill Monkarsh out for an impromptu visit with Retzer at the mound. “He just j told me I was over-throwing]” Retzer admitted, “Then he reminded me to settle down.” The senior right-hander made the most of his mentor’s advice and instantly simmered down. Working the entire game, Retzer finessed his way to a four-hitter, striking out five and walking just one. ANflCONE’S INN — A Home Away From Home — IF YOU WANT TO RELAX AND HAVE A GOOD TIME ANACONE'S INN IS THE PLACE TO DO IT - We have no Hootin, Hollering, Yelling, Screaming or Loud Music. FAMOUS FOR OUR Open everyday till 4:00 am Beef Our Juke Box has the f °«* ,iH 3:00 am eer best selections of Special every Wed. & Sun ill.ards JAZZ & Top 10 & Rock Hot Dogf & KrautM 3178 BAILEY AVE. — 836-8905 (Acroei from Capri Art Theatre) \BEEF ON WECK\ Such was not the case for Joe Hesketh, UB’s starting pitcher in game one. Just as they performed in game two, Cornell greeted the opening UB pitcher early with an International College announces the second speaker in the “Fellow of International College\ series THE THIRD WORLD: PERCEPTIONS AND MISPERCEPTIONS Change, Power, Values and The American World View Part 2- REVOLUTION: LATIN AMERICA Speaker- Dr. Peter Winn, Dept, of Latin American Studies, Yale Univ. T opic—- \AN AMERICAN DILEMMA: THE UNITED STATES AND LATIN AMERICAN REVOLUTIONS\ Friday, April 27 at 3:30 pm in room 109 O'Brien Hall