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Sports Briefs
Texas advances
from Region II
AUSTIN (AP) - The Texas
Longhorns showed Monday
why they've been to the College
World Series more times than
anyone else.
Down by one run entering
their last at-bat, the Longhorns
scored twice then sent ace
Brooks Kieschnick to the mound
to save the 3-2 victory over
Southern California for a record
24th berth to the national cham
pionship.
USC's misery began with one
out in the ninth when Trojans
starter Tony Nieto (8-5) hit Jerry
Taylor with a pitch.
Jeff Conway, pinch-hitting for
Joel Williamson, followed with
an RBI double to tie the game at
2-2. Tim Harkrider followed
with a single to put runners at
first and third.
After a flyout, Mark Prather
singled to right field to drive in
the winning run.
Brooks Kieschnick, the NCAA
Central II tournament Most
Valuable Player, retired the Tro
jans in order in the ninth for his
third save. Chad Smith (8-2) was
the winner, giving up no runs on
no hits in 1 2-3 innings.
Fifth-ranked Texas (50-14)
won all four of its games at the
regional. USC, second to the
Longhorns with 17 CWS appear
ances, finished its season 35-29.
Jordan scores 54;
Bulls tie series at 2
CHICAGO (AP) - The
Chicago Bulls beat the New York
Knicks for the second straight
time, a 105-95 victory Monday in
Chicago Stadium, a game in
which Michael Jordan finished
with 54 points.
Jordan scored more than half
his team's points, shooting 18 of
31 from the field.
The Bulls did not secure
Game 4 until Scottie Pippen con
verted a 3-point play with 2:09
left and Jordan followed with an
other basket with 1:36 remain
ing.
The Eastern Conference finals,
tied 2-2, resume Wednesday
night at New York's Madison
Square Garden.
It was the sixth time Jordan
had scored 50 or more points in
playoff games. He holds the all-
time playoff high — 63 against
the Boston Celtics in double
overtime in 1986.
The Knicks made a final bid
with less than three minutes to
play when they came within 94-
90 on a basket by Patrick Ewing
and a free throw by Charles Oak
ley.
John Starks and Ewing each
scored 24 points for New York.
Horace Grant had 14 for Chicago
and Pippen added 13.
Jordan scored 17 points in the
first period, 10 in the second, 18
in the third and 9 in the fourth.
Starks' 3-pointer got the
Knicks started to a 7-1 lead but
the Bulls came back with an 10-4
run to tie it at 11. An 8-4 run
with Jordan scoring six of the
points put the Bulls on top 21-17.
Starks tied it 21-21 but Grant
broke the tie, and despite a pair
of 3-pointers by Starks, the Bulls
led 33-29 at the quarter.
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The rival rematch would be es
pecially important to the Aggies
pitching staff who had a poor
showing the conference tourna
ment.
A&M's Jeff Granger was
rocked for eight earned runs in
five innings in the first game.
Granger and three other pitchers
surrendered 21 hits, including a
SWC tournament record 8 dou
bles to Texas - and a record three
to UT slugger Brooks Kieschnick.
A&M starter Kelly Wunsch
and reliever Brian Parker issues
11 bases on ball - seven and four
respectively, and hit five batters -
four and one respectively.
Texas' Kieschnick took excep
tion to Wunsch plunking him,
slung his bat and engaged in a
shouting match with Wunsch
which brought both dugouts onto
the field and the coaches and um
pires desperately trying to control
the situation.
"Every time we've played
them. I've been thrown at at least
once - a couple of them were at
my head, a few of them were way
inside." Kieschnick said. "Wun
sch hadn't been too wild, he had
been hitting spots pretty well, and
then the first pitch is right at me.
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they wanted, (and) I think it was
pretty bush that they would eo
out and have to do something like
that if it was on purpose."
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ing to hit anybody, he hits a lot of
people," Fedora said.
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asked him if he was all right, and
he said 'Yeah, the only thing that
made me mad , (Wunsch) was
over there winking and smiling at
me.'"
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