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Tuesday. October 4.-1988
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FSU gets mixed results at Invite
MUCE KLINGBE1L
C^Sperts EStor
The Fresno Stale Bulldogs water polo
team it rated number eight this week by
the American Water Polo Coaches
Association. The top three rated schools
are: UCLA, Qdiforrua and Stanford.
Fresno State will take on number two
California and number three Stanford this
weekend in non-conference play.
FSU coach Harold Zane acknowledges
the talent his team will have to face this
"Cal and Stanford are consistently good
teams. Well have to prepare ourselves
for their intensity."
The Bulldogs are coming off a 13-5
victory against No. 6 UC Santa Barbara
at the Northern California Invitational
last weekend-
In addition, FSU notched a win against
Cal State L.A. 11-7 last weekend.
They followed this with a loss to
UCLA 11-6.
Zane sees positive results from the
defeat
"Even though we lost, we realty played
a good game with them. We were in the
game the whole time and we played them
tough, especially our defense."
On the frustrating sudden death defeat
against Pacific, Zane said, "It was a
disappointing loss. We'd play well, then
they'd come back."
The Bulldogs finished in sixth place in
the tournament and will be home all of
October.
Leading scorers for the Bulldogs
heading into this weekend are Stefan
Pollmarm with 50 goals on 81 attempts
and Alan Slender with 29 goals on 47
attempts.
John Walker has recorded 24 goals on
49 attempts.
Eric Fisher is leading the team in field
blocks with seven.
The Bulldogs have a group of players
in the steals department with Slender
leading the pack with 19 followed closely
by Fischer with 18 and Pollmann with
17.
TOMMY
Continued from page 6
Baseball was in its first year as a
demonstration sport in the 1984 Games.
Names like Will Clark, Mark McGwire
and Cory Snyder were becoming re¬
cognizable around the globe en route to
their gold medals.
In 1988, it was names like Jim Ab¬
bott, Ty Griffith and Tommy Goodwin
that brought the gold back to the USA.
"Honestly, I didn't dream about playing
baseball in the Orympics...once," admits
the starting centerfiekfcr for Team USA.
"But it was a dream come true somehow.
It just doesn't make sense."
Tom my's track inspirations may
explain the best jump in the Olympics,
when he piled on his celebrating team¬
mates at the pitcher's mound after the
final out was recorded.
1 had to," Goodwin says of the Good¬
win Gold Win leap. "There is a reason
behind just about everything.
"After we won our regional here at
Fresno State, everybody was razzing me
because I came up to the pile and didn't do
anything. I had a weak jump and I was
just patting everybody on the back.
"So I said. Well, everybody in the
world will see this one, so let's overdo it
and get a good one in."
Good one by Goodwin - chalk one up
for the centerfield of attraction.
Speaking of chalk, the Fresno State
junior has been excused from eludes for
trie rest of the semester by the NCAA
itself.
Now before you 18.229 other students
start complaining, you've got to under¬
stand. You've had your summer vacation.
"Exactly, exactly," Goodwin agrees.
'Everybody had theirs, now it's time for
mine. Thank you, NCAA. They make
the rules, I just abide by them."
Besides if the NCAA did not excuse
Olympians from fall semester, Goodwin
would have a bard time piling cr.io a
month-high stack of homework.
"That's the great thing about coming
back: No school," says Goodwin, who
batted 338 tor Team USA over the entire
summer. "Yet, I can play and do almost
anything I want. There is no way I could
get my head in the books right now. If I
was going to have to come back and go
to school, I probably wouldn't have gone
toSeouL
TU take this semester off and be ready
next semester."
Maybe by then, life will go back to /
normal for the Goodwins. Ever since the
trio of Dad, Mom and Son left Seoul,
each Goodwin has been asked the four-
word question repeatedly.
Where's the gold medal?
"Oh, I already gave it to my dad,"
Goodwin said immediately when he was
greeted by reporters as he landed in Fresno
last Thursday.
"I gave the flowers, to my mom, and
the medal to my dad after the game. It
was the least I coukfve done after all
they've done for me."
Spoken like Fresno's favorite son.
TU be there (today) celebrating Tom
Goodwin Day," says Bulldog Athletic
Director Gary Cunningham. "I'm very
proud of what he's achieved not only for
himself, but for the institution and the
community.
"I'm also proud of Tom Pagani (FSU
women's track and field coach) who '
comes back to Fresno State this week
after being an Olympic coach."
Team USA, as Ear as Cunningham is
cxjiccmoJ, snould change its name to
Tom USA in honor of both Pagani and
Goodwin.
What a year it was for Tom USA.
"I know," says Goodwin, recalling the
Bulldogs College World Series appearance
and his Olympic championship.
"I should just stop right now. It'll be
great having a day named after me, but
that's big time.
"I don't know if I'm ready. I don't
know if I'm ready for big time yet*
You are ready Tom. Anyone who saw
you play this year, knows you are ready.
So kick back for three months and
relax.
And well see what we can do about
malting Tom Goodwin Day become re-
dedicated to "1988: Tommy Goodwin's
Year.".
You deserve it.
COUNTRY
Continued from page *
Bulldog man with a time of 32:54.
McAfee, Rockwood and Vidctio were
picked as Fresno State's runners of the
week.
The men's and women's cross country
team has a bye this week and will gear up
for the Cal Poly-SLO Invitational in San
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| Title | 1988_10 The Daily Collegian October 1988 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | October 4, 1988, Page 7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | . 3h.X Tuesday. October 4.-1988 PW7 W- , FSU gets mixed results at Invite MUCE KLINGBE1L C^Sperts EStor The Fresno Stale Bulldogs water polo team it rated number eight this week by the American Water Polo Coaches Association. The top three rated schools are: UCLA, Qdiforrua and Stanford. Fresno State will take on number two California and number three Stanford this weekend in non-conference play. FSU coach Harold Zane acknowledges the talent his team will have to face this "Cal and Stanford are consistently good teams. Well have to prepare ourselves for their intensity." The Bulldogs are coming off a 13-5 victory against No. 6 UC Santa Barbara at the Northern California Invitational last weekend- In addition, FSU notched a win against Cal State L.A. 11-7 last weekend. They followed this with a loss to UCLA 11-6. Zane sees positive results from the defeat "Even though we lost, we realty played a good game with them. We were in the game the whole time and we played them tough, especially our defense." On the frustrating sudden death defeat against Pacific, Zane said, "It was a disappointing loss. We'd play well, then they'd come back." The Bulldogs finished in sixth place in the tournament and will be home all of October. Leading scorers for the Bulldogs heading into this weekend are Stefan Pollmarm with 50 goals on 81 attempts and Alan Slender with 29 goals on 47 attempts. John Walker has recorded 24 goals on 49 attempts. Eric Fisher is leading the team in field blocks with seven. The Bulldogs have a group of players in the steals department with Slender leading the pack with 19 followed closely by Fischer with 18 and Pollmann with 17. TOMMY Continued from page 6 Baseball was in its first year as a demonstration sport in the 1984 Games. Names like Will Clark, Mark McGwire and Cory Snyder were becoming re¬ cognizable around the globe en route to their gold medals. In 1988, it was names like Jim Ab¬ bott, Ty Griffith and Tommy Goodwin that brought the gold back to the USA. "Honestly, I didn't dream about playing baseball in the Orympics...once," admits the starting centerfiekfcr for Team USA. "But it was a dream come true somehow. It just doesn't make sense." Tom my's track inspirations may explain the best jump in the Olympics, when he piled on his celebrating team¬ mates at the pitcher's mound after the final out was recorded. 1 had to," Goodwin says of the Good¬ win Gold Win leap. "There is a reason behind just about everything. "After we won our regional here at Fresno State, everybody was razzing me because I came up to the pile and didn't do anything. I had a weak jump and I was just patting everybody on the back. "So I said. Well, everybody in the world will see this one, so let's overdo it and get a good one in." Good one by Goodwin - chalk one up for the centerfield of attraction. Speaking of chalk, the Fresno State junior has been excused from eludes for trie rest of the semester by the NCAA itself. Now before you 18.229 other students start complaining, you've got to under¬ stand. You've had your summer vacation. "Exactly, exactly," Goodwin agrees. 'Everybody had theirs, now it's time for mine. Thank you, NCAA. They make the rules, I just abide by them." Besides if the NCAA did not excuse Olympians from fall semester, Goodwin would have a bard time piling cr.io a month-high stack of homework. "That's the great thing about coming back: No school," says Goodwin, who batted 338 tor Team USA over the entire summer. "Yet, I can play and do almost anything I want. There is no way I could get my head in the books right now. If I was going to have to come back and go to school, I probably wouldn't have gone toSeouL TU take this semester off and be ready next semester." Maybe by then, life will go back to / normal for the Goodwins. Ever since the trio of Dad, Mom and Son left Seoul, each Goodwin has been asked the four- word question repeatedly. Where's the gold medal? "Oh, I already gave it to my dad," Goodwin said immediately when he was greeted by reporters as he landed in Fresno last Thursday. "I gave the flowers, to my mom, and the medal to my dad after the game. It was the least I coukfve done after all they've done for me." Spoken like Fresno's favorite son. TU be there (today) celebrating Tom Goodwin Day," says Bulldog Athletic Director Gary Cunningham. "I'm very proud of what he's achieved not only for himself, but for the institution and the community. "I'm also proud of Tom Pagani (FSU women's track and field coach) who ' comes back to Fresno State this week after being an Olympic coach." Team USA, as Ear as Cunningham is cxjiccmoJ, snould change its name to Tom USA in honor of both Pagani and Goodwin. What a year it was for Tom USA. "I know," says Goodwin, recalling the Bulldogs College World Series appearance and his Olympic championship. "I should just stop right now. It'll be great having a day named after me, but that's big time. "I don't know if I'm ready. I don't know if I'm ready for big time yet* You are ready Tom. Anyone who saw you play this year, knows you are ready. So kick back for three months and relax. And well see what we can do about malting Tom Goodwin Day become re- dedicated to "1988: Tommy Goodwin's Year.". You deserve it. COUNTRY Continued from page * Bulldog man with a time of 32:54. McAfee, Rockwood and Vidctio were picked as Fresno State's runners of the week. The men's and women's cross country team has a bye this week and will gear up for the Cal Poly-SLO Invitational in San Luis Obispo on Saturday Oct IS. MACINTOSH PRICES ARE GOING UP ON OCTOBER 15th* teUY NOW AND SAVE! 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