COLLEGE BASEBALL ROUNDUP: KELLY'S HR LEADS TO WAVES VICTORY.

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Chris Kelly Chris Kelly may refer to the following persons:

Chris Kelly (ice hockey) - National Hockey League player
Chris "Mac Daddy" Kelly - One half of Kris Kross
Chris Kelly (musician) - One half of (Sister Machine Gun)
Chris Kelly (jazz) - jazz trumpeter, b. 1890-1929

singled and hit a tie-breaking homer and David Uribes, Taylor Klosowski and Patrick Rooney each also had two hits Wednesday for host Pepperdine (12-10), which overcame a two-run deficit with a four-run sixth inning to defeat No. 5-ranked Long Beach State 6-2.

Starter and winner James Carroll James Carroll can refer to:

James Carroll (author), American
James P. Carroll, noted American author, novelist, and columnist for the Boston Globe
James Carroll (Politician), American
James Carroll (scientist), American

and relievers Steve Kleen and Koa Kometani combined to limit Long Beach State (16-7) to seven hits, including a double by Brad Davis Brad Davis may refer to:

Brad Davis (plumber), Master Plumbing Contractor
Brad Davis (musician) (Grammy award winner, guitarist)
Brad Davis (actor) (1949–1991)
Brad Davis (basketball), American basketball player

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In other games:

--Loyola Marymount 3, Cal State Fullerton 2: Carl Stoeber tripled and Joe Frazee doubled for the Lions (15-7), who scored the tying run in the seventh and the winning run in the eighth of a nonconference victory over the visiting Titans (18-5). Kurt Suzuki Kurt Kiyoshi Suzuki (born October 4, 1983 in Wailuku, Hawaii) is a Major League Baseball catcher for the Oakland Athletics. The Athletics drafted him in the second round of the 2004 June amateur draft and assigned to the single A Vancouver Canadians, where he batted . had two hits for Fullerton.

--Rutgers-Newark 12, Cal Lutheran 11: Brian Skaug homered in a 3-for-4, four-RBI effort and Jason Claros and J.T. Cortez also homered for host CLU (language) CLU - (CLUster) An object-oriented programming language developed at MIT by Liskov et al in 1974-1975.

CLU is an object-oriented language of the Pascal family designed to support data abstraction, similar to Alphard. in the nonconference loss. The Kingsmen (15-7) trailed 8-2 before tying the game with a four-run sixth, only to have Rutgers (2-2) respond with three runs in the seventh. Jeremy Weiss, Matt Buck and David Sica homered for Rutgers, Weiss and Buck driving in three runs each.

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