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iding hitters for Nebraska were
Ramos, who went 3 for 5,
;r, who was 2 for 4, and Bruce
en, who was 2 for 2.
ring the game, Nebraska stole
>ases, including four by Ken
s and three by Twitty.
ke Zajeski, who pitched the
game, raised his record to 2-0
he win. Zajeski gave up four
nd two runs dunng seven in
while walking two and record
;areer-high 10 strikeouts. Both
gainst Zajeski were unearned.
Saturday, temperatures were
only in the upper-20s as Nebraska
defeated Fort Hays State in the first
two games of the series, 3-2 and 18-3.
In the first game Saturday, Ne
braska scored the winning run on an
error in the bottom of the seventh
inning.
With one out, Wobkcn doubled
down the left field line and advanced
to third on a sacrifice fly by Ramos.
The next batter, Twitty, hit a pop up
that the Fort Hays center fielder
dropped, allowing Wobken to score.
Joe Purvine, who came in to re
lieve Doug Tegtmeier in the sixth
inning, was the winning pitcher.
Purvine is now 1-0,
In the second game Saturday,
Nebraska scored a season high 18
runs to back the seven-hit pitching of
Pat Leinen.
Leinen, 2-1, pitched eight innings,
giving up three runs, one of which
was earned, while striking out four
and walking six.
Offensively, Twitty led the Husk
ers, going 3 for 5 with 8 RBIs, two
doubles, and a grand slam home run.
Nebraska also performed the first
triple-play in the history of Buck
Beltzer Field during the seventh in
ning.
That play occurred when the Ti
gers had runners on first and second,
and the Fort Hays State batter, Kelly
Mulqueen, hit a line drive that was
caught by shortstop Boever.
Boever then threw the ball to sec
ond baseman Wobken, who stepped
on second base to double up the run
ner on second. Wobken then fired the
ball to first baseman Twitty before
the runner there could get back to the
base. This completed the triple play.
Nebraska is scheduled to play a
double header Wednesday at the
University of Nebraska at Omaha.
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