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Zips come backto beat Duquesne

Zips come back
to beat Duquesne

Akron (23-19) sent 12 batters to the plate in the top of the ninth inning to erase a five-run lead and beat Duquesne 9-7 in baseball at Duquesne Field in Pittsburgh. Trailing 7-2 entering the last inning, the Zips got a little help from the Duquesne (21-24-1) defense, which committed two errors in the inning and five overall.

Senior Kurt Davidson led off the inning by reaching base on an error; the next batter, senior Doug McNulty, was hit by a pitch. Sophomore Brian Kordal and senior Vince Chiera then hit back-to-back doubles. Davidson, McNulty and Kordal all scored to make it 7-5. A Matt Roberts walk and a Phil Bednar single loaded the bases for freshman Keene Marstrell, who reached on an error. The Duquesne blunder scored two runs to tie the score at 7-7. Sophomore Kevin Haas and McNulty added RBI singles.
Malone AD Smith
planning to resign

Hal Smith will step down June 30 as the athletic director at Malone College, the school announced Wednesday.

Smith will continue as men's basketball coach, a position he has held for 25 years. His tenure as AD lasted 21 years.

Zips come back
to beat Duquesne

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