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FLORIDA B-4 The Orlando Sentinel, Saturday, May 26, 1990 The Citadel, E. Carolina prevail N.C. State, USF fall into losers' bracket in Atlantic Regional Bradenton may move Explorers to Daytona I NCAA TOURNEY By Russ White OF THE SENTINEL STAFF After being thrown for a $1 million loss last season, the Bradenton Explorers of the Senior Professional Baseball Association are close to signing a lease that would move the franchise to Jackie Robinson Memorial Park in Daytona Beach. Explorers President Greg Sirota met with Daytona Beach Park Director Owen Davidson the past two days, and the two said most of the details for a lease appear to be in order. "I don't anticipate any snags," Sirota said Friday.

"We hope to have a lease signed Monday a week." The lease would then have Class AA Southern League Columbus at Charlotte at Huntsville at Knoxvilte ASSOCIATED PRESS CORAL GABLES Billy Baker hit three doubles and a home run and drove in four runs Friday to lead The Citadel past North Carolina State, 11-3, in the first round of the NCAA Atlantic Regional. The Citadel (42-12) will play East Carolina in the second round of the double-elimination tournament today. East Carolina rallied in the eighth inning to beat South Florida, 4-2. No. 1-seeded Miami played Stetson late Friday.

The Citadel pounded out 14 hits, including four doubles, two triples and a home run. Baker hit a two-run homer in the first inning, a two-run double in the third, and doubles in the fifth and sixth. He scored three times. "It's the best day I've ever had at the plate," said Baker, a senior who batted .320 this season. "It seemed every time I stepped up there, they threw the ball where I could hit it.

It was just one of those lucky days." Ken Britt (10-1) pitched eight innings for the victory. He allowed nine hits, walked three and struck out five. North Carolina State (46-19) plays the Miami-Stetson loser today. "We didn't do enough things well," North Carolina State Coach Ray Tanner said. "Baker had a great day, they got out of the blocks fast, and they just flat beat us.

"We really have no other excuses. We let them take control of the game and let it get away." Corey Short's two-run home run capped a three-run eighth inning that lifted East Carolina past South Florida. Birmingham Chattanooga Class A Florida State League ASSOCIATED PRESS throw to South Florida's Joe Lis. EASTERN DIVISION Pet GB Jackson (Exps) 31 16 .660 OrtanrJo ffwlns) 27 21 .563 4'A Cokjrnbus (Astros) 23 25 .479 8VS Oiartorte (Cubs) 20 28 .417 11' Green (Brvs) 18 30 .375 13Vi WESTERN DIVISION Pet GB Memphis (Royals) 29 19 .604 Chttnga (Reds) 24 22 .522 4 Hunts! (Athltcs) 24 24 .500 5 Birmingham (WSx) 23 24 .489 5 Knoxville (Blu Jys) 18 28 391 10 WESTERN DIVISION Pet GB Dunedin (Blue Jys) 37 11 .771 Charlotte (Rangers) 33 15 .668 4 St. Pete (Cardinals) 24 23 .511 12 Sarasota (White Sx) 20 29 .4081714 Clearwater (Phillis) 14 34 .292 23 CENTRAL DIVISION Pet GB Osceola (Astros) 28 22 .560 Lakeland (Tigers) 27 22 .551 vs Basbll Cty (Ryts) 22 27 .449 5 Winter Hvn (Rd Sx) 8 41 .163 20 EASTERN DIVISION THURSDAY'S RESULTS Columbus 3, Orlando 2 Memphis 5, Jacksonville 2 Huntsville 4.

Birmingham 3 Knoxville 16, Charlotte 7 Chattanooga 4, Greenville 2 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Orlando at Jacksonville, night Greenville at Memphis, night Columbus at Birmingham, night Chartotte at Chattanooga, night Huntsville at Knoxville, night TODAY'S GAMES Orlando at Jacfcsonvffle, 7:35 p.m. Greenville at Memphis Columbus at Birmingham Charlotte at Chattanooga Huntsvilte at Knoxville SUNDAYS GAMES Jacksonville at Orlando Greenville at Memofas Pet GB W. Plm Boh (Exps) 33 14 .702 St Lucie (Mets) 28 20 .583 5 Vera Bch (Ddgrs) 27 22 .551 7 Fort Ladrdl (Ynks) 25 23 .521 8Vi Miami (Ind.) 12 35 .255 21 FRIDAYS GAMES Baseball City at Lakeland, night Winter Haven at Osceola, night St Lucie at Clearwater, night Charlotte at Dunedin, night West Palm Beach at St. Petersburg, night Miami at Fort Lauderdale, night Sarasota at Vera Beach rught TODAYS GAMES Baseball City at Osceola, 7 p.m. vin Brown's single to center field scored Adams to tie the score, 2-2.

After John Gast struck out, Short lined a 2-2 pitch from loser Winston Wheeler over the left-field fence and just inside the foul pole. It was Short's ninth homer of the season and the first allowed by Wheeler (5-5). "I knew it was going to stay fair, but I didn't think it was going out," Short said. "I thought Wheeler might come in with a fastball, but he hung a change-up." Jonathan Jenkins (11-2) pitched the complete-game victory for East Carolina (47-7). He allowed five hits, walked four and struck out three.

In winners' bracket games late Friday, two-time defending champion UCLA (58-6) met Long Beach State (48-17), and Big Eight champion Oklahoma State (42-9) played Florida State (47-14). In the late game Thursday, Debbie DeJohn threw a three-hitter as FSU (47-14) beat Fresno State, 1-0. Florida State scored its run in the fifth when Leslie Barton singled and later scored on a two-base error. Northeast Regional AT WATERBURY, CONN. Central AT AUSTIN, Arizona, Kent State bounced from NCAA tourney HERE'S ONE REASON MAGIC BRAND NEW 1990 ISUZU 2 W.D.

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a a to be approved by the Daytona Beach City Commission. The Explorers had the third-best record in the eight-team senior league but did not do well at the gate. "We lost a million dollars and we'd like to cut that down the second time around," said Sirota, a nephew of Explorers owner Norman Sirota of Miami. Sirota said that he had hired banker Bob Lichens, 34, of Daytona Beach to be the team's director of operations. "We desperately need people with financial know-how in our front office," he said.

Former New York Yankees in-fielder and coach Clete Boyer was the Explorers' manager last year, and Sirota said he would like Boyer to manage the team again. Fort Lauderdale at Charlotte Miami at Sarasota Lakeland at Writer Haven Clearwater at St. Lucie St Petersburg at Vero Beach Dunedin at West Palm Beach SUNDAYS GAMES Winter Haven at Osceola Fort Lauderdale at Charlotte Miami at Sarasota Clearwater at Si. Lude St. Petersburg at Vero Beach Dunedin at West Palm Beach Thursday's late box Astros 6, Tigers 1 LAKELAND OSCEOLA abrhbl abrhbl Rmnk 2b 4 0 0 0 Lofton 4 3 10 Tresh It 4 0 10 Hndrsn ss 3 1 0 0 Hurstcf 4 1 1 OMssrilidh 2 0 2 2 Cruzlb 4 0 0 0Beamsd 3 0 0 0 Akjhch dh 2 0 1 1 Mkrwcz 4 1 1 1 Mamnrf 3 0 1 0Madsen3b4 0 1 0 Mrgny 3b 2 0 0 0 Reed rf 4 12 1 Kmbrtnss 2 0 1 OActa 1b 4 0 0 0 Balthazar c3 0 0 0 Lewis 2b 4 0 11 Totals 28 1 5 1 Totals 32 6 8 5 Lakeland Osceola 000 000 100 1 201 010 02x 6 DP-Lakeland 2.

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A 435 WHY YOU PAY LESS AT ISUZU ISUZU AT WHOLESALE PRICES! thru May 31,1990 GRIP SALE Installed FREE While-U-Wait $175 Fri. Sat. UP ONLY Grand Cypress Pim IS yfw) CENTRE SHOES CONVERSE CLOSE OUT (Casselberry Only) NIKE AIR CLASSIC F00TJ0Y DRYJ0Y DEXTER BROOK LINE ET0NIC STABILIZER McGregor shorts pga tour shorts CLUBS p0werbilttps tommy armour 845 cgisoo McGregor 38 (GRAPHITE) 499.00 PINGS IN STOCK SPALDING 3 woods PROFLITES 8IR0NS 255.00 CLEARANCE TURKEY LAKE RD. 2535 345-8451 I mm, j- yv 4 -a HLt! 7 Winning Isuzu twffiSJ Dealership A UcjNtT I I JU5- To OUT) W5 fJa fti ft IN SOUTH I KERRY VALRIE'S grand slam in the top of the eighth inning helped Southern Mississippi eliminate Southwestern Louisiana, 14-10, Friday in the NCAA South I Regional at Baton Rouge, La. IN NORTHEAST TODD NICHOLS slammed a two-run homer in the first inning to lift top-seeded North Carolina over Iowa, 5-3, at Waterbury, Conn.

Ted Ciesla had five hits, including a double and a triple, and drove in three runs as Rutgers eliminated Connecticut, 15-5. IN MIDWEST KEVIN SECOR hit a grand slam in a five-run first inning as Fordham beat Arkansas, 8-5, at Wichita, Kan. IN CENTRAL CREIGHTON ACE Dan Smith (14-3) allowed 11 hits in a complete game, and Scott Staho-viak had three RBIs to lead Creighton over Clemson, 9-6, at Austin, Texas. IN WEST I SOUTHERN ILLINOIS stayed alive by edging Campbell, 8-7, at Stanford, Calif. Campbell finished at 15-33.

IN WEST II ROB NICHOLS had three hits and three RBIs, and Dar- rin Kitchen, Eric Wulf and Scott Smith homered as Washington State beat Loyola Marymount, 13-2, at Tempe, Ariz. Compiled from wire reports Fresno State loaded the bases with two outs in the seventh but DeJohn got Dionnie Ewing to ground out. NCAA Championships AT OKLAHOMA CITY FRIDAY'S RESULTS UNLV 5, Kent State 2, Kent State eliminated Fresno State 1, Arizona 0, Arizona eliminated UCLA vs. Long Beach State, night Oklahoma Stale vs. FSU, night TODAY'S GAMES Game 7 winner vs.

Game 8 winner, noon UNLV (41-26) vs. Game 8 loser, 2 p.m. Fresno State (59-14) vs Game 7 loser, 4 p.m. Hitler Rutgers, Meiner 2-5 3B, McA-lindin 4-6 3 RBIs 2B, Clesia 56 3 RBIs, Ryan 4-5 4 RBIs, Miller 2-6 2B, Marche-se 2-4; Connecticut, Coffee 2-4 HR. Tm-nerello 2-4 2B.

Record Connecticut 27-19. NORTH CAROUNA 5, IOWA 3 North Carolina 200 421 000 5 9 4 km 010 002 000 3 9 1 Hoog (9-3), Shuey (6). Woodall (8) and Leshnock Baddund (6-4), Kennedy (8) and Canney. Hitter North Carolina. Holbrook 2-3 RBI, Leshnock 2-4; Iowa, Costo 2-5 RBI 2B, Hatcher 4-5 2 RBIs HR, Anderson 2-4.

West II Regional WASHINGTON STATE 13, LMU 2 Wash State 033 222 100 13 19 2 LMU 000 100 100 2 11 3 McGraw (10-4), Ramsey (7), Nichols (9) and Hatteberg. WlUard (13-4), Scott (3). Spears (6), Caruso (9) and Bradbury Hitters Washington State: Hunters 2-6 RBI. Conner 36 2B RBI, Nichols 3-5 2B 3RBIs, Hatteberg 2-5 2B 2RBts Kitchen 2-4 HR 2RBIs, Wolf 3-5 HR 2RBIs.Smith 26 HR 2RBIS. Schwarz 2-5 2B; Loyola-Marymount: Ciccarella 2-4, Bradbury 3-4.

Williams 2-4 2B RBI, Kounas RBI. Record Washington State 47-17, Ljyola-Marymount 45-16. OKLAHOMA ST. 7, UCSB 2 GAMES loser vs. Clemson UCSB Okie.

St 000 002 000 2 7 2 000 100 100 7 11 1 Adcock (8-7) DeGrasse and Vernon Burbank (9-1) and Daniel Hitter UC-Santa Barbara. Satnano 3-4; Oklahoma State, Sirrons 2-5 2B HR, Beanblossom 2-5 2B. Bumitz 2-4, Dai-ley 2-4 2B. Perez 2-2 Record UC-Santa Barbara 40-21, Oklahoma Slate 50-16. Midwest Regional FORDHAM 8, ARKANSAS 5 Fordham Arkansas 501 000 002 8 12 3 000 210 020 5 15 4 20111 14 2 13x 3 10 2 Afymer (4-1), Hutchinson (8) and Se-cor; Bennett (10-2), Brown (4), SMham (9) and Giknore.

Hitter Fordham: Brown 1-1, Anquillare 2-4, Montgomery 2-5 3RBIs, B. Champi HR, Secor HR 4RBIS; Arkansas: Houck 36 2B RBI, Little 1-2 RBI. Piskor 2-5. Alexander 2-4, Epps 2-5, Carpenter 26 RBI, Thomas 2-3 2B 2RBts Record Fordham 36-12, Arkansas 47-14 SOUTH ALABAMA 6, UCLA 4 UCLA 101 002 000 4 8 2 South Alabama 400 000 20x 6 9 2 Lindsay (12-6), Zarcaraco (6) and Ellis Zimmerman (12-6) and Rodenguez. Hitter UCLA Katzerof! 2-4, Harkms 2-3; South Alabama, Gainer 3-4 2B, Doeitt 2-4, Murray 2-4, Robertson 2 RBIs HR.

Record UCLA 39-25, South Alabama 42-18. West I Regional S. ILLINOIS CAMPBELL 7 S. Illinois Campbel 030 040 010 8 11 0 100 040 020 7 11 6 Stratbury. Wallace (5-1) (5).

Levine (9) and Shelton; Wagner (3-9), Ledford (9) and Hendnck Hitler Southern Illinois Janke RBI, Endebrook 2-4 HR, Shields 2B RBI, Wrona 3-5 RBI, Nelson 3-5 RBI, Campbell Hood 2-4, Malletta 3-5 RBI, Stanley 2-5. Hendhok RBI, Lucas 2-4 RBI. Cobbler HR 2RBs. Record Southern llhnors 48-13; Campbell 15-33 STANFORO 6, MIDDLE TENNESSEE State U. 1 561 14 13 4 000 10 13 2 Stanford MTSU 020 Out) 040 6 5 0 000 000 010 1 5 0 Mussina (13-3).

Weiss (9) and Tee-men. Wagmarm (7-2). Angel (7), Raflo (8) and Owens. Hitler Stanford, McCany 2-4 FB 2B, Turner 2-4 3B; MTSU. Avery 2-4, Robreon 2B.

Record Stanford 54-10, MTSU 42-15. HWY. 1 7-92, Between Longwood Sanford ORL 843-6244; SEM. 323-6244 JJ East Carolina's Corey Short beats East Carolina trailed, 2-1, entering the bottom of the eighth. But the Pirates scored three runs on three hits, including Short's tiebreaking home run, to win their sixth game in a row and their 21st in the past 24 games.

"It was certainly a tough win. There's a feeling of relief when a game like that is over," East Carolina Coach Gary Overton said. "We knew we had to play well to win, and I felt we played one of our better games. "It's a big relief to get to the second round with a victory in hand. It takes a lot of the pressure off, at least for now." John Adams led off the rally with a single and was sacrificed to second by Tommy Eason.

Cal Arizona dropped a 1-0 decision to Fresno State (59-14), and Kent State got its ticket home in the form of a 5-2 setback at the hands of Nevada-Las Vegas. Fresno State scored when Arizona pitcher Doreen Juarez was called for an illegal pitch that allowed RaeAnn Pifferini, who had tripled, to score from third. UNLV scored for three runs in the fourth inning to take a 4-0 lead that sealed Kent State's fate. ASSOCIATED PRESS school record. Tom Paskievitch (8-2) took the loss for Central Michigan.

"When we looked at Florida State Thursday, their infield was not as strong as it has been in the past," Central Michigan Coach Dean Kreine said. "But with the talent they have, they are the third-best team in the nation or better." Seminoles 4, Chippewas 2 Regional TEXAS Series at Hall of Fame Stadium. wiwnV 51 THURSDAYS RESULTS FRIDAYS RESULTS North Carolina 3, Rutgers 2 Game 2 Clemson 9. Creighton 6 Maine 4. Iowa 3 Game 1 Texas (48-15) vs.

Texas-Ar- Georgja 7, Connecticut 2 Imgton (31-28), night Game 3 Cal Stateullerton (32-21) FRIDAYS RESULTS vs. Old Dominion (40-17), nght $500,000 BLOW-OUT SALE f.naldays- ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE CUSTOM CLUBS STD Flat Upright Men's Ladies Right Left Hand $9fQOO 3jr 83 COMBO STOREWIDE THE BEST CENTRAL CURRENT GOLF CHECK WE HAVE PRICES IN FLORIDA ON NAME BRAND EQUIPMENT! US OUT! Game 4 Rutgers 15, Connecticut 5 Game 5 North Carolina 5. Iowa 3 Game 6 Georgia (45-17) vs Maine (42-18). night South I Regional AT BATON ROUGE, LA THURSDAYS RESULTS Houston 4, Georgia Tech 2 Southern California 23, Southern Miss 5 LSU 8, Southwestern Louisiana 0 FRIDAYS RESULTS Game 4 Southern Miss 14, SW Lou TODAYS Game 4 Game 1 142-211. 2o m.

Game 5 Game 1 loser. 5 30 p.m. Game 6 Creighton 3 winner, 9 p.m. West II AT TEMPE, FRIDAYS Game 3 Washington Game 2 Oklahoma San naBarbara2 8540 Palm Pkwy. Vista Centre Shoppes I Orlando, Florida Tucs.

thru Sat. 10-10 f)QQ -f 7(fl Sunday 8, 1 1 5 I UO My. i 'V' winner vs Game 3 (47-20) vs. Game Regional ARIZ. RESULTS St.

13 LMU 2 State 7, UC Game 1 Anzona State (49-14) vs Pennsylvania (22-15), mght TODAYS GAMES Game 4 Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 toser, 3 p.m. Game 5 Game 1 winner vs. Loyola Marymount (45-16), 6:30 p.m. Game 6 Game 2 winner vs.

Washington State (47-17), 10 p.m. Friday's linescores Atlantic Regional E. CAROLINA 4, SOUTH FLORIDA 2 South Florida 100 000 010 2 5 1 Carolina 000 000 13x 4 9 1 Hutcrteson. Wheeler (6) (5-5) and Rusk. JenWnt (11-2) and Eason Hitters USF.

Lis 2-3, Hubbard RBI HR, Ware RBI. ECU, Adams 2-4. Short 2-4 HR 2 RBIs, Yarborough 2-3 RBI 2B Record USF 41-23, ECU 47-7. CITADEL 11, N. C.

STATE 3 FSU's Allen Davis throws to 1st base to complete double play Friday. Gregory, Kimball combine to keep 'Noles unbeaten PRO-LINE GOLFEQUIPME 7" EWI I A isiana 10 Game 5 LSU 1 1 Georga Tech 5, Game 6 Southern California (38-20) vs. Houston (42-21), night South II Regional AT STARKVILLE, MISS. THURSDAYS RESULTS Florida Slate 7, Lafayette 2 Illinois 8, Central Michigan 6 Mississippi State 16, Bngham Young 5 FRIDAYS RESULTS Game 4 Brigham Young 13, Lafayette 3 Game 5 Florida State 4, Central Michigan 2, Game 6 Mississippi State (46-18) vs. Illinois (42-19).

rught West I Regional AT STANFORD, CALIF. THURSDAYS RESULTS San Diego State 18. Middle Tennessee State 6 Fresno State 3, Southern Illinois 2 Stanford 7, Campbell 0 FRIDAYS RESULTS Game 4 S. tiros 8, Campbell 7. Game 5 Stanford 6.

Middle Tennessee State 1, Game 6 Fresno State (38-22) vs. San Diego State (47-20). night Atlantic Regional AT CORAL GABLES FRIDAYS RESULTS Game 3 East Carolina 4, South Florida 2 Game 2 Citadel 11, North Carolina State 3 Game 1 Miami (49-11) vs. Stetson (33-29), right TODAYS GAMES Game 4 Game 1 toser vs. Game 2 loser, noon Game 5 Game 1 winner vs.

Game 3 loser. 3 30 m. Game 6 Citadel (41-12) vs. East Carolina (47-7), 7:30 p.m. Midwest Regional AT WICHrTA, KAN.

FRIDAYS RESULTS Game 1 Fordham 8. Arkansas 5 Game 3 South Alabama 6, UCLA 4 Game 2 Wichita State (44-17) vs Georgia Southern (46- 16), rught TODAYS GAMES Game 4 Arkansas (47-14) vs. Game 2 toser, 1 Game Fordham (36-12) vs. UCLA (39-25). 4:30 pm.

Game Game 2 winner vs. South Alabama (42-18), 8:30 p.m. Citadel N.C. St 204 020 000 000 Britt (10-1), Kraft Woodfln (8-4), Poag (7) and Picollo Hitter 3-5 RBI 3B. 2B 3B HR.

Tobm Carotna St Sfungledecker 3-4 3B. Snead 2 Citadel 41-12. Nor South I LSU 11, GEORGIA LSU 030 213 Ge 001 110 Byrd (16-5). Sirotka (8). Creek (11-4).

(6) Pscotta (6) and (7) Hitter LSU: Oak 24 3B RBI, dark 2-4, Mouton 1-1 3-5 2B RBI: Georgia Bruce 2-4 RBI, Bragg Kemey 3-5, Mears LSU 49-16. Georgia Tech SOUTHERN MISS Mis. SWLa. 000 110 221 320 Gilligan, Carson (3). and Logan, Bencfel.

(7), kroeger (7) and Btevins Httter Nace 2-4. Wesson 2-5 2-4 2 RBIs. Woodward Louisiana, Burnett 3-5 RBIs 2B. Grosse 2-4 Southern Lomsana 47-18. Northeast RUTGERS 15, Ruloer 240 411 Connecticut 000 210 Fazeka (5-6) and (7-2).

Butler (3), Gandw BALLS SPALDING TOUR EDITION 100 HOGAN 392 BONUS MAXFLI BELATA TITLEIST DT (NEW) GLOVES P0WERBILTTPS DAIWA ULTIMITT HOGAN APEX HOGAN ALL WEATHER (9) and Getty. 12). Sfungledecker Citadel, McDonnell Baker 4-5 4 RBIs 2-3 2B 3B: North 2-3 3B Bark HR. Record Carolina State 46-19 Regional TECH 5 101 11 13 2 011 5 13 1 (8) and Osik, Hy-mei Wise (5), Hams Mears. Maisano Bethea 3-5 2RBts, Cordiani 2B 3RBIs, 2RBIs, Teilechea Tech Flemng 2-5.

3-5 HR 3RBIS, RBI Record 46-25. 14, SW LA. 10 FSU from B-1 Eddie Perez walked and Rocky Rau was hit by a pitch. Perez scored on a double by Allen Be-vis to left field and Rau crossed the plate on a passed ball. In the bottom of the fifth, Central Michigan's Denny McNa-mara sent a 2-1 pitch over the fence in left-center for a two-run home run.

Brian Dahley had gotten aboard with a single to short right field just before McNa-mara's homer. Once again the Seminoles came back with two outs on the board, this time in the sixth inning. But a shot by Bevis to left field brought in Rau. Florida State added an insurance run in the top of the ninth on Rob Bargas' fly to left field, knocking in Marc Ronan from second. Brad Gregory (5-1) earned the victory for Florida State, and Ricky Kimball came in to claim his eighth save of the season.

That save boosted the Florida total to 28 for the year, a new FSU CENTRAL MICHIGAN abrhbi abrhbl Bevis 2b 2 0 2 2 McNamara cl 4 14 2 Ronan If 3 10 0 Dreasky 2b 4 0 2 0 Bargas 3b 5 0 3 1 Baver lb 4 0 0 0 Roberts cf 5 0 0 0 Green 5 0 0 0 Parker dh 2 0 0 0 Dowd If 4 0 3 0 Cnbb dh 1 0 0 0 Ritter dh 2 0 0 0 Tanayo rf 3 0 10 Bergman dh 10 0 0 Brock rf 1 0 0 0 Eppte ss 3 0 10 Ghfol 4 0 0 0 MacGregor 1b 4 0 0 0 Perez 1b 3 10 0 Dahley3b 3 110 Rau ss 2 2 10 Mernman ph 10 0 0 Totals 31 47 3 Totals 35 211 2 Florida State 020 001 101 4 Central Michigan 000 020 000 2 A A KuUcM (6) (6-4) Simpson, Herbert (1-3). Wheatley Southern Miss, 3 RBIs 2B. Herbert 2-4 28; SW RBI, Berry 2-5 3 2 RBIs HR Record Miss 42-24, SW Regional CONNECTICUT 5 21015 20 2 020 5 7 2 Higgns Frank) (3), Clean (7). SHIRTS HOGAN TOUR PGA TOUR CASSELBERRY NATIONAL 260-281 1 352 Brock, Bargas. Tamayo, Gregory.

DP FSU 2 LOB FSU 9. Central Michigan 1 1 2B Bevis. Tamavo, McNamara HR McNamara. SB Rau 2. Perez, Dowd, Epple.

Bevis. IP ER BB SO Florida Stat Gregory 5-1 Kimball Central Michigan Paskievitch 8-2 Corners 2:43. Vh.