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The Battalion
Wednesday, March 31,1993
Aggies
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hit his third homer of the season.
Claybrook followed with a single
and stole second. After Harlan
struck, Harris became the bene
factor of a gift courtesy of Crusad
er first baseman Larry Fry.
Harris hit a ball down the first
base line, which Fry turned into a
two base error, allowing Clay-
brook to score. Harris was able to
jog home after Thomas hit his
sixth home run of the season, giv
ing A&M a 4-1 lead.
“The homer was pretty high
when it went over the fence and it
is nice to get the four RBI's like I
did," Thomas said.
The Aggies kept the onslaught
going in the fourth inning by bat
ting around the lineup.
Lewis got his first of two sin
gles to start off the inning. Curl
walked, and scored along with
Lewis when Gonzalez tripled.
Minor and Claybrook both got
free passes to first, which loaded
the bases.
Harlan hit a ground ball to
third baseman Chris Wiggins,
who forced Gonzalez at the plate.
Harris then hit a sacrifice fly, scor
ing Minor.
Thomas drove in Harlan and
Claybrook with a single, and
Thomas scored when third base-
man Lee Fedora reached on an er
ror. Lewis finished off the scoring
by driving in Fedora.
Claybrook said he thinks he
knows why A&M has been hit
ting the ball so well.
“Our lineup is so balanced," he
said. "We don't have a weak bat
ter throughout the whole lineup.'
I am hitting ninth and most peo
ple would think that is where a
weak hitter would be hitting.
"I enjoy hitting ninth because I
have been getting the pitches I
want."
A&M starting pitcher Kelly
Wunsch registered the win, im
proving his record to 4-0. After a
rough start, during which he
walked four batters in the first in
ning, Wunsch struck out six con
secutive batters. Overall, he had
nine whiffs in four innings of
work.
"Kelly has had a bad back
which kind of showed in the first
inning," Johnson said. "We want
ed him to find a groove which he
did. I thought he threw the best
40 pitches in a row that he has all
season.
"He got in a zone and was able
to turn the corner."
DARRIN HILL/The Battalion
Outfielder Brian Thomas slides into third against Mary Hardin Baylor
Banquet
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claiming he lost all respect for
South after he drove by
South's house only to see
South planting and fertilizing
poison ivy in his own front
yard.
South, the banquet's master
of ceremonies, commented on
the impressive parity in
A&M s closing statistics versus
the season's 19 opposing
schools.
South mentioned that A&M
tied in rebounding with their
opponents with an average of
34 per game. He cited the av
erage scoring difference
against A&M or 71.6 to 68.7, a
commentary on a season of
close games.
In regarding Barone, Buon-
aguro and Moser, South of
fered the same treatment he
had recieved from the coaches
early and often all night.
“Tony - number one,
you've got my pen, and I want
it backy South said.
"To Porter and to Mitch; ot
all the coaches I've ever
known, you're two of them."
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