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Fresno State placed Mike Mitchell and
Jervis Cole on the all-tourney unit. The
squad was rounded out by Cutright. Joe
Johnson of Pan American and John Bajusz
from Cornell.
In the consolation game. Pan American
jumped out to a 15-2 lead and hung on for
an 89-75 triumph against the Big Red.
Cornell, led by the outside shooting of
Bajusz, closed within six points during the
second half, but it could never gain a lead.
Charles "Junior" Ray paced Pan American
with 21 points, while Johnson chipped in
19.
The Ron Adams era began with an
incredible game against Cornell. Fresno
State struggled, but at times the 'Dogs
were brilliant. FSU built an early 12-9
lead before the Big Red ran off six
unanswered pointstogain the lead. Cornell
took a 24-21 lead to the lockerroom at
halftime.
The Big Red clung to a 34-29 advantage
when the Bulldogs went to work. Ebeltjes
sank two free throws to start the rally,
then Mitchell kept it going with a successful
bank shot. Cole (FSU's leading scorer
with 16 points) hit a, free throw to give
Fresno a 37-36 lead. The teams traded
baskets until Bajusz drilled a 17-foot jump
shot to give Cornell a 45-43 lead with 1:37
left to play.
The Bulldogs worked the ball to Derrick
Barden, who was fouled on his shot.
Barden. only a 42 percent free-thrower a
year ago, stepped up to the line and nailed
both free throws to tie the game. Neither
team could score again and the game went
to overtime tied at 45.
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Barden got thc 'Dogs going in the
overtime period, grabbing an offensive
rebound and putting it in, drawing the
foul. He made the free throw and FSU led
48-45. Keith BiUiagslea added two free
throws. Cole connected on two more and
the 'Dogs led 52-45 with 1:55 left to play.
Cornell, however was not ready to
accept defeat; Bajusz drilled a^three-
pointer, and by the time Wolfgang Florin
made two free throws, it was tied at 52
heading into a second overtime.
This time the Bulldogsouilt a lead they
would not relinquish. Cole buried two
jump shots before the Big Red knotted it
up at 56. Mitchell took matters into his
own hands, scoring back-to-back buckets.
Cole added two more free throws and the
'Dogs were victorious 62-56.
Although they won the game, the 'Dogs
looked puzzled at times. ** We have a lot of
people playing basketball, and not always
being alert." Adams said. "Wc have people
shooting shots that they had never shot
before* It was a matter of people making
poor decisions and first-game mistakes."
The Bulldogs basketball team returns
to the hardwood Wednesday night at
Selland Arena against Sonoma Slate.
Game time is 7:30 p.m. •
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California State University, Fresno
UNIVERSITY LECTURE SERIES
presents **
MICHAEL CAMPOS
"Water Quality Issues
Facing the Vailey in the ■80,sM
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agriculture. Previous to joining the law firm of Baker, Manock and Janaen, he was
executive director of the Water Reaourcea Control Broad which is the primary state
agency responsible for administering water rights, water pollution, and water quality
functiona. A graduate of CSU, Fresno, Mr. Campos will describe how agricultural and
consumer water quality issues directly affect our economy and way of life.
Tuesday, December 2, 1986 -*
at 12noon
Upstairs Cafeteria Room*200
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The University Lecture Series is funded in part
College Union Program Committee, and
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