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| Baseball Rallies With Seven Runs in Ninth at Duquesne | |||||||||||
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A pair of Dukes’ errors opened the door in the Zips ninth as UA sent 12 batters to the plate to complete a rally from an early 7-0 deficit. Sophomore Kevin Haas ( The rally made a winner of Tom Farmer ( Duquesne brought the go-ahead run to the plate in the bottom of the ninth but Farmer recorded a pair of strikeouts and a ground out to end the game. Farmer, who tossed two scoreless frames, was one of three UA pitchers to hold the Dukes scoreless after they scored seven times in the first four innings. Redshirt freshman James Podgorney ( Doug McNulty ( Trailing 7-2 heading into the final frame, Davidson reached on a fielding error and checked into second when McNulty was hit by a pitch. Kordal, who scored UA’s first run of the game with a double in the fifth inning, added his second two-bagger of the game to score Davidson. Vince Chiera ( Marstrell chopped a ground ball to Dukes first baseman Aaron Janusey, who was unable to field the ball cleanly and allowed a pair of Zips runs to cross the plate and tie the game at 7-all. Haas followed with a looper into left field that gave UA its first lead of the game. After a pair of fly outs, McNulty added an insurance run by chasing Martrell home with a single into right field. The Dukes scored a pair of runs in the first and third innings before putting up a three spot in the fourth to take an early 7-0 lead. Kordal got the Zips on the board in the fifth inning with a two-out double that chased home Davidson and Kevin Haas (North Olmstead, Ohio/St. Ignatius) made it 7-2 in the sixth with a ground ball that scored Roberts, who singled to lead off the frame. The Zips return home to open a crucial three-game series with archrival Zips Notebook: Duquesne committed five errors, which led to a pair of unearned UA runs ... The Zips scored six runs to take the lead in the ninth before recording their first out of the inning ... All nine UA starters had at least one hit ... Akron split its two-game season series with the Dukes. |
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