s—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, April 25, 1973
ukevics works WVU for 17 strikeouts
Lukevics had the moving fastball...
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By RICK STARR
Assistant Sports Editor
When Lion pitcher Mitch Lukevics starts to
work on something, he always stays with it
until it's done. Yesterday afternoon at
Beaver Field, Lukevics started to work on
West Virginia and nine innings and 17 strike
outs later the Mountaineers were done.
Penn State used the three hit pitching of
Lukevics and some long-ball bat power to
shut out West Virginia 12-0 and improve its
record to 8-2.
All through the game Lion coach Chuck
Medlar was planning on bringing in Steve
Correll for some late inning work, but Medlar
finally abandoned that idea when he saw that
Lukevics' work wasn't done.
"I was going to let Correll pitch and give
him some work in the last few innings, but I
decided to let Mitch in to go for his strikeouts
and the shutout," Medlar said. "He works
very hard at everything he does, and by
running he keeps himself in fine condition."
"Running strengthens the legs and a
pitcher is only as strong as his legs,"
Lukevics said. "I'd say the legs are the most
important part of any long-distance pitcher."
The'lion freshman also said that the at
mosphere on this year's team has helped him
adjust to his new environment at Penn State.
"I've never played with a better bunch of
guys," Lukevics said. "This is a close knit
team and that helps a lot, because everybody
isn't out to cut each others throat. Stine and
Coval keep me mentally alert during the
game when before I would just take it easy
after a big lead. They won't let me relax."
Lukevic's teammates did more than just
keep him alert in yesterday's game. The
Lions came up with an eleven-hit attack that
included three homers.
Greg Vogel got things started in the fourth
with his single and stolen base. Gerry Micsky
then came up with a single to score Vogel.
After a double to right by Stine, left fielder
Rick Sherkel unloaded with a 425-foot homer
to account for three of the inning's four runs.
Vogel started things up again in the fifth
with another single which Micsky and Stine
complemented with back to back home runs.
Penn State added a single run in the sixth
and closed out the scoring in the eighth with
four more runs on just two hits. In the eighth
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Art Ochs and Lukevics walked and Ochs
scored on Vogel's single. DeWitt cashed in
two more tallies with a triple and then came
in on an error by Mountaineer shortstop Don
Porter.
Lukevics was never really in trouble as
only two West Virginia runners made it to
second base the entire afternoon.
Medlar said the difference between
Lukevics pitching and work of Mountaineer
starter Brad Haines was Lukevics ability to
keep his fastball moving.
"You have to throw fast," Medlar said,
"but you *so have to make the ball' do
something.'No matter how hard you throw, if
the pitch doesn't have something extra, it's
going to be hit. Lukevics has two speeds on
his curve and he throws both of them to set
you up for the fast one."
Lukevics said after the game that his good
moving pitch didn't really start working until
the final three innings.
"The pitch didn't come in for me until
late," Lukevics said. "Being up so far I
decided to experiment with it a little. - It's
something between a slider and a curve and I
really don't even have a name for it yet."
PENN STATE WEST VIRGINIA
ab r h bi ab r h bi
Vogel 2b 5 3 4 2 Porter ss 3 0 0 0
DeWitt cf 5 1 1 2 Comko 2b 3 0 1 0
Micsky ss 5 2 2 3 Kirchner cf 3 0 0 0
Stine 3b 5 2 2 1 Young 3b 3 0 0 0
Sherkel If 4 1 1 3 Beatty if 3 0 1 0
Burke rf 2 0 0 0 Szakos C 4 0 0 0
Ochs lb 2 1 0 0 Ruzicka rf 2 0 0 0
Coval c 3 1 1 0 Harris lb 2 0 0 0
Lukevics p 2 1 0 0 Haines p 1 0 1 0
Koch c 1 0 0 0 Whaecotton p 1 0 0 0
Korb ph, rf 1 0 0 0 Ungvarsky ph,
Lamm,e 2b 0 0 0 0 lb 2 0 0 0
Total 35 12 11 11 Neelen ph, p 1 0 0 0
Sanders ph, rf 1 0 0 0
Palumbo 2b 0 0 0 0
Cunningham
West Virginia
Penn State
E— Vogel, Ochs, Stine, Micsky, Unvarsky 2
Porter LOB— PS 4, WV U 7. 2B— Stine 3B— Vogel
SAC— Porter, Lukevlcs
Lukevics (W. 2 0)
Homes (L, 3 2)
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Kentucky wins
CHARLOTTE, N.C. CAP)
The Kentucky Colonels,
getting 31 points from for
ward Dan Issel, never trailed
as they registered a 107-96
victory over the Carolina
Cougars last night for the
East Division crown and a
berth in the finals against
Indiana for the American
Basketball Association
championship.
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LACROSSE
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TENNIS
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Lion second in marathon
Karl Thornton of the
Philadelphia Track Club won
the grueling 26-mile, 385 yard
Penn Relay marathon
yesterday in 2:32.7. The
Photos by Randy J. Woodbury
former Penn captain covered
the distance nine seconds off
the event record.
Thornton took the lead at
the 21-mile mark from Lion
freshman George
Christopher. Christopher,
who runs the three and six
mile races admitted he died
after taking the first 10 miles
like "a Sunday jog."
Christopher almost
dropped the second position to
Columbia's Steve Fiamingo.
The Lion trackster was forced
to sprint the final yards to
edge Fiamingo 2:35.27 to
2:35.35.
"The end was a
marathoner's nightmare,"
Christopher said, "I had to
sprint at the end. I was in
agony for about half an hour,
but afterwards I thought I
could do it again."
The temperature, in the
mid-70's at race time, ap
parently took it's toll; 67
started the event, but only 29
eventually finished.
Also finishing for Penn
State was frosh Carl Bechdel.
The Lion runner completed
the course in 2:53.9 to finish
eighth. —BG
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