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TheDauy CoQegian Thursday. Novrmber 3, 1968 Page 7 SOCCER •; "iwtiuued from page 6 / the doldrums this year with a 2-15 record and a 1-8 mark in the Big West Despite, having a bad season, the Spartans have one player who has con¬ sistently performed al a superstar level in soprsQiTKtt fcorari Jc« RagnMsaon. As a freshman last season, Ragnarsson was an all-conference selection and appears to be beaded back to that dis¬ tinction this year. Ragnersson has been a one-man gang for the Spartans this season as be leads the Big West in scoring with 12 goals for 24 points. If the Bulldogs can stop Ragnarsson and the Spartans, they will be in a good position to take the conference crown while Vegas would have to win twice. The Dogs are in this predicament now because they suffered their most lopsided defeat of the season at Santa Barbara v.bsre they gave up two goals in the first 10 minutes arid never recovered. It was the highest point total siarrendered by FSU this season. Should the Dogs succeed against the Spartans and Vegas falters, FSU would be in its fifth consecutive NCAA playoff. Heading into the final two games, midfielder Tim Martin has the advantage in the race for FSU's team scoring lead. M arti n has six goals and three assists for a total of 15 points on the season. The Bulldogs finish their regular season this Sunday afternoon at Bulldog Stadium with a nooconference match against the University of California. TOMRttKu«BS\™ »ogog5go 00°0°0C >°000°0C aSRJUUMs llllllllf OiHollaW'imostsipleslvsilbumt. Includts tha hit singles "Follow The Lsadsr" snd "Mrcrophona Ftand" plus ■Tat Your Hands Tbgsttisr" and 'Tha R." 'Raklmlsthe rapper who makes my blood run cold." -Oraflata, Village Wee 8ALE>CTD8 NOVEMBER ftTH Jit mi. RECORDS 6.99 LP/CASS 11.99 !!ir\WRWuuRuu\^l\ulu FRESNO 5301 N BLACXSTOHE AVE. MUSIC VTOHB • VBtO SAU5 If»T»US! :t«7i • t Thais FUXJatfTOOItt SCHEDULE. VThalewr your actios In< Sucer .-on ■ modulai con^ralion ,,i.ly Ihalpsapiotoanr outlet. stSDOS* lo run nniully a« PX; XT compali* son».n- And MO* KAK- riasnasasiwIMMBimaEalS rius Ihr Suatrirwl come, in ro<u <no« oldual 3 S' 72(« rwpp, am- or 20M1 nan1 osss saasrav For ftenbie desiiop performance anywhere oa campus CAWCY SOMEGSXAT HOURS THIS TERM Hours ol ostler, power, that is To. in-aler prod octet, everywhere sour atiakas take sou. Thanks to Zemin's conferhenine hlrtufmi Anon- Msaaamrnr- t ryasna thai leu you control hew youi batitry power a consumed So sou won! waste sssasbk enemy on [oioaaati saa1 serlsrjerasi not In use. EASY COUXCIKAWNC. The rauesi After al. the Sucartftrt fealum Zeralhs rtnownW ssaiursj bsci*iuwrra>u(U:DsciTenfc»cn^lerl>/^sujeno<rTaoaWir, Ard iU IKT sue diapu,, is one Ihirt svnjrr nasi asast csaaaetsaj poruvMes lor enhanced newini The sonn estn ids hark nAorfrm to a tars trnta) accsasassaMe a erseaop saorstor TO GsTCH THE NEW SUTOcSfOirT ro*TABt£ rt ATASl"£lALSTUrrtnTn>Ct. Vl*TrWJ*IENrrrl DATA SYSTEMS CAMPUS CONTACT TODAY data systems XattUarnrOlyl MICROCOMPUTER DEPARTMENT 294-2116 \i io insi l<\\( i: Inexpensive. Student discounts available. Monthly payment plans. All policies include: 24-hour emergency road service and towing. CALL: 445-0191 plus mileage $9930 per 7-day week Includes 50p rjriiles 2050 Wllio*:A*a, Ctovla .- - ■ sc^tfn»*atComae of " S^aWVkrat'. , :;.m*m>;;■. Must tarn tt yatar* or o iaRarrtor:i>rry» -iMtaulRamala, ' / OPEN 24 HOURS GORIER OF WILLOW & SHAW NEXT TO PAYLESS DRUGS Always Fast Friendly Service Only California Drivers Liscense and FSU I.D. card required for check approval on purchases
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Title | 1988_11 The Daily Collegian November 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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Title | November 3, 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 |
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TheDauy CoQegian
Thursday. Novrmber 3, 1968
Page 7
SOCCER
•; "iwtiuued from page 6 /
the doldrums this year with a 2-15 record
and a 1-8 mark in the Big West
Despite, having a bad season, the
Spartans have one player who has con¬
sistently performed al a superstar level in
soprsQiTKtt fcorari Jc« RagnMsaon.
As a freshman last season, Ragnarsson
was an all-conference selection and
appears to be beaded back to that dis¬
tinction this year. Ragnersson has been a
one-man gang for the Spartans this season
as be leads the Big West in scoring with
12 goals for 24 points.
If the Bulldogs can stop Ragnarsson
and the Spartans, they will be in a good
position to take the conference crown
while Vegas would have to win twice.
The Dogs are in this predicament now
because they suffered their most lopsided
defeat of the season at Santa Barbara
v.bsre they gave up two goals in the first
10 minutes arid never recovered. It was the
highest point total siarrendered by FSU
this season.
Should the Dogs succeed against the
Spartans and Vegas falters, FSU would be
in its fifth consecutive NCAA playoff.
Heading into the final two games,
midfielder Tim Martin has the advantage
in the race for FSU's team scoring lead.
M arti n has six goals and three assists for
a total of 15 points on the season.
The Bulldogs finish their regular season
this Sunday afternoon at Bulldog Stadium
with a nooconference match against the
University of California.
TOMRttKu«BS\™
»ogog5go
00°0°0C
>°000°0C
aSRJUUMs
llllllllf
OiHollaW'imostsipleslvsilbumt.
Includts tha hit singles "Follow The
Lsadsr" snd "Mrcrophona Ftand" plus
■Tat Your Hands Tbgsttisr" and 'Tha R."
'Raklmlsthe
rapper who makes
my blood run cold."
-Oraflata,
Village Wee
8ALE>CTD8 NOVEMBER ftTH
Jit
mi.
RECORDS
6.99
LP/CASS
11.99
!!ir\WRWuuRuu\^l\ulu
FRESNO
5301 N BLACXSTOHE AVE.
MUSIC VTOHB • VBtO SAU5 If»T»US!
:t«7i •
t Thais
FUXJatfTOOItt SCHEDULE. VThalewr your actios In< Sucer .-on ■ modulai con^ralion ,,i.ly
Ihalpsapiotoanr outlet. stSDOS* lo run nniully a« PX; XT compali* son».n- And MO* KAK-
riasnasasiwIMMBimaEalS rius Ihr Suatrirwl come, in rou(U:DsciTenfc»cn^lerl>/^sujeno |