1962_01 The Daily Collegian January 1962

              Wrestling Starts Tonight
FSC Mixes 1
With LBS
-The Fresno Stat* College Collegian—
By Dave Hanna
intercollegiate wrestling will
mske its opening debut at Fresno
State tonight when the Bulldog
grappters mix holds with Long
Beach State College.
The dual meet Is slated to start
at 7;4S PM, with three freshman
matches scheduled to start at
7:45 PM.
This Is the first year wrestling
has been roeognUcd as an official
part of the Bulldog sports pro¬
gram. Last year Fresno competed
in wrestling on an unofficial
basis.
Sports fans, who will probably
find intercollegiate wrestling
more interesting and entertaining
than the professional brand, have
Hoi
> of tile flni
light weight   college   grapplers   In
the state.
Diminutive t'hiunplons
They are Neil Yoshlda, 123
pounds. n.nd Eddie Davies, 130
pounds. Yoshlda won the North¬
ern California title last year on
ihe unofficial team, and Is ex¬
pected  to repeat  this year.
Davies, a transfer from Fresno
City College. Is undefeated in 59
collegiate matches, and has two
state  junior  college  titles  to  his
Coach  Max  Kimberly  will  give
a brief explanation of the scoring
system prior to tonight's matches.
ltuUdog Lineup
Fresno's startling lineup will be
Yoshida, 123; Davies, 130; Ron
Bush, 137: Allen Berroldi. HT;
Jerry Kirkhart, 157: Eddie Mor¬
eno, 167; Owen Peterson, 177,
and  Bill  Strangle  heavyweight.
Long Bench squad has consid¬
erably more formal experience.
The 49era broke even In 12
matches last year, placed third
in last month's 1'CLA Invitational
Tournament, and dropped only
two bouts In winning their first
two conference matches.
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Actual con
petition begins a
7:45.
One Week Of Intramural
Basketball Is Remaining
With one
the collegu s
ball Tournai
teams tied ii
week remaining in
intramural Ilasket-
ent, there are three
the National League
for first place and Iwo teams tied
for the top spot In the American
League.
Following next week's action.
Intramural Director Myron An¬
derson will have a single elimina¬
tion playoff for the first place
teams In both leagues beginning
on ihe following week.
Currently tied Tor first place In
the National League are the Un¬
touchables,   the   necreatlon   Club
and the Independents,
teams have six points ar
defeated.
In the American Leag
i-ach team has played one more
gntne than In the NL. Sigma Chi-1
and Sigma Alpha 1'psllon lead the
l*UglM with   idi-ntkr.l  4-0   records
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NCAA Hits Whitworlh
CHICAGO — The Council of
the .Vnii-.il Collegiate Athletic
Association yesterday slapped
■iroriuliunary periods on four
colleges, Inrhiding Whitwnrtti
College of K|H>knne, Wa-.li.
The Bulldogs open (heir llMli!
grid sermon against the Wnsh-
Ingti.n team on Sept. 22 In lt«f-
rllffe Stadium. The PI nit en have
Inst but two .•..■in.'-. In tlie Inst
two unil otie-linlr year*.
(Itlirr schools plareil on pro-
Imtion were Humboldt Suite,
one year; University of I'tali,
one year; ami fie* Mexico
State, three w-.-u .«.     '-'.
Weekend CCAA
Cage Schedule
Standings W I
Fresno State 2 fl
Long Beach .....  2 0
Cal  Poly        2 1
San Diego         1 1
Santa Barbara   1 1
Los Angeles  0 2
San Fernando   0 3
Games Tonight
Fresno at Long Beach.
Cal Poly at San Diego.
San Fernando at So. Nevada.
Games Tomorrow
Fresno at San Diego.
Cal Poly at Long Beach.
Santa Barbara at Los Angeles.
San Fernando at So. Nevada.
CCAA Uad At Stake
Pf ' ,' >.*' r „
Bulldogs Visit 49erville
Tonight; Aztecs Saturday
Early leadership In the Califor¬
nia Collegiate Athletic Associa¬
tion basketball scramble will be
decided tonight when Hairy Mil
ler's Bulldogs clash with the Long
Beach State Oera In the seaport
gym.
There will be no radio broad
cast of the game.
The 'Dogs have another tough
one tomorrow night In San Dtego
against a dark horse Altec squad.
Both Fresno and Long Beach
are undefeated In conference play,
each having won twice. San Diego
is Involved In a three-way tie for
third with a 1-1 record.
The Bulldogs are 9-4 overall
against 8-5 for Long Beach and
5-9 for San Diego but have had
extreme difficulty winning away
from home. They've won only
once In five tries on the road this
year and only three limes last
season. In league play last year,
they finished  1-4 on the road.
Most of the burden of breaking
the "road Jinx" will fall on the
shoulders of veteran Mike McFer¬
son and sophomore Tony Burr.
McFerson 1h averaging 21.0 points
per game and Burr, 17.:!. Toni
Jacobsen, another soph, is the
only other player in double fig¬
ures at 10.3.
Long Beach has a well-balanced
attack led by All-CCAA veterans
Bill Florentine and Dave Jones.
Florentine is the league's top
scorer with a 28-point average.
He set a CCAA record last week
by scoring 3K points against San
Fernando Stale.
6 All-Timers To
Play Wednesday
will
e's all-time basketball
■ on display when the
varsity faces
the   FSC   gym   next   Wednesday
night.
Of the top six scorers In Fresno
State history, three are Included
on ihe Alumni roster, headed by
Gary Alcorn, who holds most of
tho school scoring and rebounding
records, Alcorn, who saw service
with the Detroit Pistons and Los
Angeles Lakers-'after playing with
the Bulldogs from 1956 to 1969.
Is the No. 1 man on Ihe all-time
scoring list  with  1,101  points.
Also on the team are Babe
Williams {No. 4 with MA points)
and Al Brown (sixth with 825).
The No. 2 man, Mike McFerson,
will be playing for the varsity.
The only absentees are Leu
Brown, working in Southern Cali¬
fornia, and Rolland Todd, with
the ABL San Francisco Salnls.
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McFerson. who enters tonight'!"
came trailing all-time FSC scorer
Gary Alcorn by 26S points, edged
Florentine for CCAA scoring title
last season. Both players ere
climbing on the all-time CCAA
point list. McFerson has scored
371 points In league contests and
ranks 11th, while Florentine has
tallied 351 to rank 12th.''   .
San  Diego's  key  men  are  also
veterans — forward Carl Hunter
and guard Dick Uaureau, both
averaging better than IS points a
game.
MIIW left yesterday with a
10-man traveling squad. In addi¬
tion to McFerson, Burr, and Jac¬
obsen, the travelers lnelude Char¬
ley Noel. Ron Nerf. Jack Alnger,
Eddie Greene. George Sarantos.
Gar! Smith and Johnny Greene.
McFERSON'S MARK METER
Hike McFerson Gary Alcorn
11S«—_. _-..„,.  Total Points Scored .  - H01
172   3-Year Scoring Average ..._ - 17.9
13      Games Left to Play   -...      0
266     Points Needed  _ -       0
20.6 — Scoring Average Needed       o
21.0    Present Scoring Average         0
Pups' 9-1 Record In
Storage For 2 Weeks
The Idle Junior varsity  basket-
all team wilt not assume Us rote
kill.
26
when II returns lo action against
Portorvllle Junior College on the
FSC "rrarefwoods.
Responsible for the Bullpups'
hot pace and 3-1 record are fresh¬
men Tom McFerson and Ken Jen¬
sen, and Junior Vern Tevrla. All
three are the top scorers and hold
game averages la double figures.
To date, the Bullpups have de¬
feated hiKli schools. Junior col¬
leges and unattached teams and
have lost only once. The loss was
to Rleslgs Shoes team. 72-63. Last
weekend the West Coast Bible
College and Coallnga Junior Col¬
lege bowed to coach Jack Adlpr's
five.
Against WCBC. Ken Jensen led
the winners with 25 points, Jen¬
sen Is holding down a 13.4 game
scoring average after 10 games.
Tevrii ripped the nets for 17
points and McFerson. the team's
leading scorer dropped In 11
points. McFcrson's scoring aver¬
age Is 16.3.
Against Coallnga Junior Col¬
lege McFerson retained his shoot¬
ing eye and led the winners with
points.  Tevrl*.  scored   15   and
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with   10   points.   Jensen  managed
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