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~""!'----------_- ~----- March 31, 1988iWestern Maryland College/Page 3 Baseball splits doubleheaders at home by~~~~:gb~gut~n~~;b~~ein :~~a:~u!~~~d~:~:n=::~~;i:%.~~c:;:~;:~~~~~i:ti~:~~~~'!~d;:; continued from page 2 direction of eighth-year coach the second, when four runs crossed winning cause. WMC lost a close Gill, Stacey Greenburg, Jennifer ter, and Eastern Mennonite. But in Dave Seibert. opened its 1988 sea- the plate. Catcher Kacey Crystal nne in the second game, 13-12. Manger, and Jenny Searing each their second match-up with Br- son by splitting doubleheaders hit a home-run in the first game of In the two games, WMC col- posted victories in their singles idgewater, the Terrors pulled out a with Susquehanna and Juniata. the series. lected 21 hits and 23 runs, while match. Greenburg and Berenguer- 13-12 victory. Robyn Catano went On Mar. 22,theTerrors fell to In the Juniata series, WMC Juniata had 18 hits and 21 runs. Gill downed their doubles chal- a-for-a, while Lisa Sullivan, Barb Susquehanna in the first game by a picked up another win in the first WMC next plays Dickinson lengers 10-2. while Janine Advice Wolfe, Carrie Alwine. and Allison score of 8-3. but came back in the game by a l t-Bcount. PatDuncan at home on Apr. 2at 1 pm. and Caitlin Monroe won 9-6. Coffey all collected two hits. night-cap fora 10-3 victory. Senior recorded the win, with asave going Tennis SoftbaU WMC plays next on Apr. 9 at JoeBroadhurstandfreshmanRob toNedCerveny. WMCscoredall On Mar. 23, the women's WMCplayedfourgamesin home, in a double-header versus Howell helped out WMC's cause rO_f_th_e>_',_ru_n,_;n_th_e_:p_:ro_fi_la_b,_e_th_rrd_le_nn_;,_team_ope..:,_n_ed_u.:_p_th_e,,_' _sOaso_n_th_e_Eas_Iem_M_enn_O_n_;Ie_C_ou_e.::ge_Le_ban_on_V_al_'_:e y _, ---, Eiker to give organ concert "No matter how bad they are, John Eiker, a senior piano Grandma loves and organ student at WMC will perform an organ concert at 3 pm to hear the Sunday, April 10 in Baker Memo- rial Chapel. latest jokes." Biker, a history major from Frederick, will perform Tocatta and Fugue in D minor by Bach, and two movements of Boellmann's Suite Gothique. Eiker is a piano student of several years and an organ student of the past four years. Oklahoma predicted to win tournament continued from page 2 won'teven mention Dr. Seidel, and You miss her sparkling Capl Fitz still thinks NotreDame's sense of humor. She misses in it!) you and your jokes. Even the Okay, now that I've made a bad ones. That's one good couple more enemies, here it goes. reason to call long distance. Kansas vs. Duke: For some AT&T Long Distance Service reason, my heart tells me Kansas is another good reason. Be- will pull off another upset, but my cause it COSlS less than YOU common sense tells me that Danny think to hear your grand- Manningjustisn'tenough. Scooter mother start to giggle be. Barry won't score 15 again, and fore you even get to the even though Danny Ferry will punch line. So whenever you miss probably be held to 15 points or her laughter, bring a smile less, I see Strickland and Brickey having a big game: Duke by 10. to her face with AT&T. Reach out and touch someonef Arizona vs. Oklahoma: Some serious run and gun hoops If you'd like to know more here. Oklahoma averages 104 about AT&T products and points a game and both teams beat services, like the AT&T Card, their opponents by an average of21 call us at 1 8002220300 or more. Everybody is picking Arizona and I like Sean Elliot, but that Oklahoma-Louisville game made a Sooner believer out of me. Look for Harvey Grant to have a big day. Oklahoma by 9. The Finals: Duke wll give AT.T the Sooners a better game than Arizona did because of their patient The right choice. offense and control-the-tempo game plan. That'snicebutnothing is going to stop Oklahoma. Stacey King is going to make up for a poor semi-final showing and Ricky Grace will eat Quin Snyder up. L-- _J Oklahoma by 5,