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westerns* • arolinian Catamounts Break Tod 30 With Wins Over Clemson, Davidson by Don Costello The Western Carolina baseball team swept the Davidson Wildcats this weekend to complement their win over fifth-ranked Clemson Tigers last week. The performance earned the Catamounts the 30th spot in the Collegiate Baseball Division I Baseball Poll. In the series finale on Sunday, WCU (19-6,5-1 SoCon) mounted a three-run rally in the top of the seventh inning to tie the Wildcats (4-19,1-5), 7-7. Western added a run in the eighth and ninth inning to complete the sweep. Donnie Suttles started the game but allowed seven runs, three of them earned, despite seven strikeouts, in the first four innings before Coach Rodney Hennon put Chris Waters on the hill. Waters (1-1) pitched five innings of three-hit baseball without allowing an earned run to keep the Catamounts' on top. The opening game on Sunday saw the Catamounts down following the first inning, 2-1. They tied the game in the second inning and then jumped in front, handily, with three runs in the fourth and five more in sixth to go up 10-2. Two more were added in the ninth as the Cats cruised to a 12-2 victory. The Cats used another sixth inning rally coupled with a four-run seventh to put away Davidson in the series opener on Saturday. Chuck Koone was the star for Western as he belted a grand-slam in the seventh, stole four bases, and scored four runs. Hennon commented, "We were up and down at Davidson and still managed to win because this team can overcome an occasional bad inning with its hard, battling effort." That's exactly what happened last Thursday when the Catamounts downed national powerhouse Clemson at Hennon Sta- dium/Childress Field. The Tigers jumped on the Catamounts and Brian Bain's pitching with three runs, including a two-run homer by Kurt Bultman, in the first inning. Western bounced back with a five-run bottom half of the first. Senior catcher Frankie Ward capped the scoring with a two-run blast. "Those five runs were really big," said Hennon, "It changed the entire complexion of the game." WCU added three more the following inning to go up 8-4 on the Tigers. Bain then settled down on the mound by allowing only three runs on two hits over the next three innings. "Bain was excited [for the Clemson game], too excited, and that showed in the first couple innings," said Hennon. "I knew we were definitely capable of scoring and Brian would settle down." When Erik Turnrose took the mound for the Catamounts in the top of the sixth inning, the Catamounts were clinging to an 8-7 lead. Turnrose pitched four innings of hit-free baseball while the team added two more insurance runs in the bottom of the eighth to seal the victory. Hennon said the Clemson victory was a confidence builder for the club. "When we play like this we're capable of playing with anyone," he said. 'Today proved that." The newly ranked Cats traveled to the University of Georgia to take on the Dawgs on Tuesday and have a match-up at UNC Asheville tonight. Western will return to Cullowhee for a three game set with VMI starting with a noon double-header on Saturday and a 1 p.m. contest Sunday. DUNNAHOE SHAW BACKS THE CATS! Matt Stillwell attempts bunt to move Catamounts over. -Photo by T.K. Roberts 1998 Collegiate Baseball Division I Poll The 1998 Collegiate Baseball Division I Top 30 poll, with season record, total points and last week's ranking: FORD MERCURY GERALD DUNNAHOE President 1231 E. Main Street Sylva, NC 28779 Phone: 704-5864)900 FAX: 704-586-8484 Across from the Super Wal-Mart Customer Satisfaction I»n1 Everything. Hatha Only Thing! TEAM 1. Miami Fla (24-4) 2. Stanford (21-3-1) 3. S. California (23-5) 4. Clemson (24-3) 5. Florida (19-6) 6. Auburn (22-4) 7. Wichita State (12-1) 8. Florida State (24-7) 9. Louisiana State (20-7) 10. South Carolina (21-6) 11. Baylor (19-7-1) 12. Alabama (20-5) 13. Oklahoma (17-5) 14. Rice (23-9) 15. Long Beach State (16-9) I6.Cal.StFullerton(19-9) 17. Duke (23-6) 18. Tennessee (18-7) 19. Arizona State (19-12) 20. South Alabama (19-5) 21. Texas A&M (21-10) 22. Georgia Tech (15-7) 23. Washington (13-5) 24. Arkansas (16-7) 25. Mississippi State (16-8) 26. Oklahoma State (15-8) 27. Central Florida (20-10) 28. N.C. State (18-5) 29. Missouri (15-5) PTS Prv. 495 2 494 1 493 3 486 5 484 6 482 7 475 11 470 12 467 16 463 19 459 20 457 4 453 8 450 13 445 27 443 10 440 14 438 15 437 17 435 23 434 22 433 21 432 24 425 18 424 25 423 28 419 _ 416 ,— 413 — 30. Western Carolina (19-6) 409
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