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teams had been playing musical chairs for third and fourth place, hoping to claim one of the final two tournament berths. For Penn State, the music stopped the past Sunday. Coach Joe Hindelane's^ ' r *captain and right fielder Dave Hall (Pittsburgh, Pa.), pitchers RANDY GEIS (Bellwood, PA), Dean Kerns (Wintersville, Ohio), John Maggiore (Greensburg, Pa.) and thirdibaseman Lance Rath-a 3.95 average in seven Big Ten starts.Maggiore, who tossed a complete-game victory Saturday,Rosted a 6-2 mark as the team's fo. 3 starter and was a very pleasant surprise.Rathmell, who transferred to Penn State from Kentucky Wesleyan, batted .360 and rapped a team-high 58 hits.Final Statistical LeadersBATTING AVERAGE: Jared Sadlowski .362, Lance Rathmeil .360, Phil Bertolotti .302, Kirk Re-ntschier .284, Derek Bochna .281, Shawn Reese .275.HITS: Rathmell 58, Rentschler42, Ryan Wheeler 42 (.269), Bertolotti 39, Dave Hall 39 (.257), Jared Sadlowski 38, Derek Bochna 38, Shawn Reese 36.RBI: Bertolotti 33, Bochna 33, Rathmell 32, Hall 30.HOME RUNS: Bochna 6, Rathmell 5, Bertolotti 3, Reese 3.INNINGS PITCHED: Dean Kerns 62.2, Randy Geis 59.2, John Maggiore 57.0, Tom Billek 37.2, Matt Weimer 35.0.WINS: Maggiore 6 (-2), Kerns 6 (-4), Jim Jaskowski 3 (-1), Geis 3(-5).STRIKEOUTS: Geis 43, Kerns43, Maggiore 27.ERA: Jaskowski 2.15 (29.1 IP), Kerns 4.16, Geis 4.68, Maggiore 4.89.SAVES: Mike McHugh 3, Billek2.Sports Card-THURSDAY-Tyrone Little League Ray's Burial Vaults vs Jean-O's, 7:15p.m.club lt;25-24, 12-15 Big Ten) was eliminated by Northwestern.The Nittanv Lions needed to sweep a twinbill from the Wildcats to stay in the hunt; but NUhurler Brad Niedermaier blankedthe Lions 3-0 in the opener and itwas over. .. |After a 1-6 conference start,-the Lions played their way into con-Iowa City. The Lions needed to do more than split with Michigan State and Northwestern in theirmeli (Williamsport, Pa.)Wheeler, Penn State's Iron Horse and team MVP in 1991 and1993, started 184 straight gamesrento end his career — a Penn State record. He also broke the school mark for career at-bats.Hall, who already owns the career doubles mark with 47, established the games played record at 186 and fmishea with 115RBI, third all-time.Geis, the team's outstanding pitcher in 1992, gave a gutsy performance as the starter In Game #1 on Sunday. He finished theDistrict 6 Baseball PlayoffsFollowing are the pairings for the Dist. 6 Baseball Playoffs (seed-up isati pAltoona on June 1.CLASS AAA First Round Thursday, May 19Indian Valley (1), bye; Lock Haven (9) at Central; Johnstown (12) at Laurel Valley (5); Hollidaysburg (13) at Somerset (4).Altoona (3), bye; Blairsville/Saltsburg at Huntingdon (6); Philipsburg-Osceola (10) at Central Cambria; Beilefonte (2), bye.Quarterfinals Monday, May 23Central-Lock Haven winner at Indian Valley; Johnstown-Laurel Valley winner vs Hollidaysburg-Somerset winner; Blairsville/ Saltsburg-Huntingdon winner at Altoona; Philipsburg-Osceola— Central Cambria winner at Beilefonte.SemifinalsThur8., May 26
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