Thursday, April 23, 1937
Page 14
Daily Nebraskan
Federico, pitchers lift NU
By Steve Sipple
Staff Reporter
A three-hit pitching performance
and the end of a hitting slump carried
Nebraska to a 10-2 victory and a dou
bleheader sweep over Northwest Mis
souri State Wednesday at Buck Beltzer
Field.
Joe Federico, whose .250 batting
average was the lowest on the Huskers'
roster, smacked a three-run double in a
four-run sixth inning. He finished the
game 3-for-4 with five RBIs.
John Lepley and Pat Leinen com
bined to shut down the Bearcats to
raise Nebraska's record to 30-10.
Northwest Missouri State dropped to
20-20.
Nebraska's four-run sixth inning fol
lowed a three-run fifth to put the game
out of reach. Ken Ramos' single,
extending his hitting steak to 1 4 games,
led off the inning. After John Franklin
singled and Jeff Taylor was hit by a
pitch, the Bearcats replaced reliever
Steve Nelson with Mark Roggy.
Federico greeted Roggy with his
double and eventually scored on Mark
Kister's single.
Lepley earned the victory, raising his
record to 4-1. Monte Johnson got the
loss in his first decision of the season.
In the first game, McGraw Milhaven
won his second straight decision, going
7. 1 strong innings in Nebraska's 7-4 vic
tory. Phil Uoguen, nis torkbaii Darning
the Bearcats, came on in the eighth and
struck out all five batters he faced in
picking up his first save.
Jeff Taylor, starting in place of Fede
rico at designated-hitter, went 3-for-4
with three RBIs. His two-run single to
right was the big blow in Nebraska's
four-run third inning.
Tim Wolters (3-2) got the loss in the
first game, giving up five runs and five
hits in four innings.
Coach John Sanders said his club,
ranked No. 18 in the ESPNCollegiate
Baseball poll, needed the victories for
momentum heading into this weekend's
showdown with No. 1-ranked Oklahoma
State.
Huskers to face top-ranked OSU
By Tim Hartmann
Staff Reporter
A four-game series at Oklahoma
State beginning Friday will provide
the Nebraska baseball team with its
next big test of the season, Coach
John Sanders said.
Oklahoma State, 40-4 overall (not
including a game yesterday with
Texas Western) and 8-1 in Big Eight
Conference play, is ranked No. 1 in
the country by ESPN, but suffered a
9-8 loss to No. 5-ranked Arkansas
Tuesday.
Sanders said that Oklahoma
State's field is a hitter's park.
"They are going to score some
runs and we are going to score some
runs," Sanders said. "Their park is
very conducive to scoring runs."
The Cowboys return 17 letter
winners from last year's 56-15 team,
which finished fourth in the College
World Series in Omaha.
They also return three all Big
Eight players from last season: first
baseman Jimmy Barragan, designated
hitter Jim Ifland and third baseman
Robin Ventura.
Three Cowboys are batting over
.400. Outfielder Anthony Blackmon
leads the team in hitting with a .444
batting average, and Ifland and
Ventura are second and third. Ifland
if hitting .436 with 10 home runs
and 60 runs batted in, and Ventura
is hitting .403 with 15 home runs
and 71 RBIs.
Facing a highly ranked opponent
is nothing new this season for Ne
braska. Two weeks ago, the Corn
huskers swept a four-game series
from Oklahoma, the No. 4-ranked
team in the country at the time.
Sanders said the victories over
Oklahoma will help the team this
weekend.
Nebraska is 30-8 overall and 8-0
in the Big Eight. Seven Huskers are
hitting over .300; Mark Kister leads
the way with a .383 average. Todd
Bunge is next at .376, and Ken
Ramos is right behind at .372. Ron
Crowe and Joe Federico lead the
team in home runs with eight each.
Two Oklahoma State football play
ers went out for baseball this spring.
Quarterback Mike Gundy played
infield for the cowboys but quit the
team when spring football started.
Wide receiver Hart Lee Dykes pitches
for Oklahoma State and may pitch
this weekend. Dykes, an all Big Eight
selection in football, is 2-0 on the
season with a 5.43 earned run aver
age. , .'
Phil Goguen, Rock Johnson, John
Lepley and John Kohli will be the
starting pitchers for Nebraska,
Sanders said. - i
. "The rotation is not set, but those
are the four we will be using," he
said.
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