Stanford To Play For Title

Tue., May 30, 1995

Compiled From Wire Services

Stanford’s Eric Sees hit an RBI single with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to beat Texas Tech 3-2 in the NCAA Midwest regional baseball playoffs and force a championship game against the Red Raiders today in Wichita, Kan.

Texas Tech beat Stanford 3-1 Sunday.

Mario Iglesias (3-2) pitched a fivehitter, striking out five and walking three for Stanford (38-23). Brian Dallimore drove in two runs.

Earlier in the day, Steve Carver had four RBIs and Dallimore added three as Stanford eliminated Lamar 16-9.

Dan Reed (4-4) allowed six runs in six innings to earn the victory.

In Sioux City, Iowa, Lewis-Clark State defeated Birmingham-Southern 11-6 in 12 innings for its second win in the NAIA World Series.

The top-seeded Warriors (57-14) play Cumberland, Tenn. (48-17) today in the rain-delayed event.

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