Ducks dropped from Pac-10 match
■ itHNis: ine second round saw the end
of Duck play m the Championships
By Ryan Frank
SjXVSi ^UPOrtKr
Junior Dougal William* w»* ih# only Duck to
com* away with two win* at th* Pacific- to Con
f*rw>< » Tanni* Champion*hip« last waakand in
Oy>i. Calif
After defastit* H«nnk Warner
of Anmiw in the opening round,
William* **** downed try Eric
Tnnio of UCLA in the second
round M, W
William* (ben (earned wiib
senior Han* Foreberg lo notch hi*
second victory of (he (ournament
wun a win ovpr .vruio mum HU incar Hu«it» ol
Arminn Stata in th« fir*! round Bui in fha tacond
round. William* and Fonbaiyt •uffarod a mm ion
ondin# low at th« Hand* id Gael I Mamiit and ICvlf
Sponcar of USC
Junior* John 0*Vor*» and Mika Uoldaiatn. who
played at No 2 double* for mut:h of the Mwaon,
ended their year with a firat-round to** to No 10
left Salnmutein and Ryan Wuhan of Stanford
In woman • Action. (f**hm*n Alt Napter and
Sh*n*ll* harteshim. the Ducks' runty woman * dou
hie* team in th* draw. tost an opening round match
to Olivia GntwMui and Vicky M*m of Anton* »
2. ft 2
Th* Pk 10 Ghamptonship* included **v*n
nationally ranked man * team* and si* nationally
ranked woman * loam*
Al th* Collegial* tm national in (Hal. which took
plat* in conjunction with th* Pac-10 C.hampi
an*hip*, junior !*ff Strung tod th* Ducks with two
wins in th* singles draw Strong won his first two
matt Has in straight sets hefnr* losing in ih# third
round
Goldstein and Itwhjiwn Miguel Arriaga and Gar
Uw Navarro also competed in th* Invitational Gold
st«tn and Arriaga lost first round sing!** matches
and Navarro teamed with Arriaga in douhto* action
hut also suffered an up*ning round loss
In women’s play at th* Invitational. kanethiro.
sophomore Hannah King, junior Rachel Owen* and
freshman laim* Marlin all lost first round singles
matches
Owen* anti sophomore Caryn (cry to won sn open
mg round match in doubles play before losing in
th* second round to Aiysoe Gray ami Shan* Gray
of UCLA.
Brewers overshadow Seattle’s power
■ MARINERS: Jay Buhner
and Dan Wilson each
homered twice in the loss
MILWAUKEE (API — Feroan
do Vina had two triple* atui five
RBI as the Milwaukee Brewers
outslugged fay Buhner and the
Seattle Mariners 16-9 Sunday
Vina hit a two-run triple off
Paul Men hart in the second and
added a bases loaded triple
against Mike Jackson in the
eighth.
lose Valentin had four RBI,
including a squeeze bunt that
broke a sixth inning tie.
Kevin Seitxer tied it at nine
with an RBI double off Tim
Davis (0-1). He then stole his
first base of the season and
scored on Valentin’s squeeze
tingle to make it 10-9
Seitzer drew a bases loaded
walk off jack.ton in the seventh
for an 11-9 lead. Greg Vaughn,
who had three hits and three
RBI. added a sacrifice fly and
Valentin capped the inning with
an RBI single.
Mike Potts (11) got his first
major league victory with 2 1/3
innings of one-run relief Davis
Cv# up three earned runs and
or hits in 1 2/3 innings
Buhner had two homers.
including a grand slam in the
fifth, oft Steve Spark* Dan Wil
son also homortni twice oft
Spark*, who gave up eight
earned run* and five hit* in 4
1/3 Inning* — four homer* and
a double The five hit* traveled
l.ftOO feet — 1.541) on the four
homer* and 360 feet more on
lull* Sojo's double
Buhner, who led off the fourth
with a *olo homer, broke a 4-4
tie in the fifth with hi* seventh
career grand dam
Two-run homer* by Vaughn
and Matt Mietke in the bottom
of the fifth lied it up again and
chased starter Menharl, who
was tagged for eight earned run*
arid nine hits in 4 1/9 inning*
Ken Griffey's »*t rtfice fly in
the *Uth off Pott* gave Seattle a
!)H lead.
lose Valentin and Vina each
had two-out. two-run triple* off
Menharl Wilson's two-run
homer in the second, Seattle *
first in five gamea. tied it at two
Hi* solo shot to the fourth tied it
at bur.
Notes: A bn ran onto the field
in the sixth and shook Griffey'*
hand in canter field before being
taken into custody ... Wilson,
who had nine homer* in 399 at
bats last seaaun. has seven so far
this season The Mariners' 43
homer* to April *r# 4 netted Tim
Chttago While So* hold the old
mark oTHitMin \m4 Wilsons
only other <ar»«f nut it 1 hornet
game w« April It «l Dotroil.
whan he htt three hooter* The
Brewers b#d fmtr triple*
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