Cal Poly Pomona Batters Aztec Pitching

San Diego State continued to have pitching problems as Cal Poly Pomona scored six runs in the second inning en route to a 12-6 nonconference baseball victory Tuesday in Pomona.

Aztec starter Clint Borman (2-1) was chased in that second inning after Shannon Wright hit a two-run homer. The bullpen wasn’t much help, either. The Broncos (7-9) pounded 15 hits.

Greg Quam and Marcelino Garcia each went two for four for SDSU (10-6).

The University of San Diego handed Point Loma Nazarene its first shutout, winning a 5-0, nonconference game at PLNC.

John Fenn hit a three-run homer in the sixth. Kevin Herde (2-0) allowed only three hits in seven innings for USD (8-7-1). Jason Huntley went two for three for PLNC (9-4).

U.S. International fought back from a five-run deficit but came up short, losing 9-8 to UC Riverside (8-5-1) on the road. The big blow was a bases-loaded pop up to short center in the second inning. Lost in the sun, the ball fell in, and Riverside scored three runs.

Mike Garza, 3-for-4, had three RBIs, and Mike Murphy, 3-for-4, scored three runs for USIU (5-11). FOOTBALL

San Diego State quarterback David Lowery broke his jaw in a fight last week and will have his mouth wired shut for approximately six weeks. Lowery, a redshirt sophomore, is expected to participate in spring practice, which begins April 3.

Chargers Martin Bayless, Gill Byrd, Gary Plummer and Billy Ray Smith will be honored by the Calif. Narcotics Officers Assn. for their “involvement in the community and fight against the proliferation of drugs in our society.”

The players will be given awards this morning at 10 at the Bates Street Resource Center. SOCCER

The Sockers have signed Tom Loeber, their first selection in the 1991 MSL draft, to a developmental contract for the remainder of this season. Loeber, an All-American defender from South Carolina, began training with the club Tuesday.

The Sockers other three draft choices--Doug Borgel (UNLV), Darrell Williams (Rockhurst College) and Kirk Ferguson (UCLA)--are still in school and are expected to train with the Sockers this summer. SOFTBALL

UC San Diego swept a doubleheader, 3-0 and 4-1, from Redlands (4-6). In the second game, Stephanie Molina went two for four and Pam Harnack had two RBIs for UCSD (6-2). Kira Reinhart had two RBIs in the opener.