1962_01 The Daily Collegian January 1962

              -The Fresno Staffs College Collegian-
BIG ROAD TRIP FOR FRESNO
'Dogs, 49ers Both 2-0
Undefeated In California Col¬
legiate Athletic Association bas¬
ketball play atter two week-end
victories. Fresno State heads
.south on a crucial road trip this
week end.
The Bulldogs face Long Beach
State, lied with FSC for the CCAA
lead at 2-0. In Long Beach Fri¬
day. Saturday, they move on to
San Diego to play a San Diego
Stale team rated as one Of the
conference's dark   horses.
Long Beach has been picked lo
nose out Fresno for the pennant
in prc-season predictions and both
clubs lived up to their top ratings
last week. The Bulldogs whipped
Los Angeles Slate. 73-62. -and
Santa Barbara. 67-56. while Long
Beach wss routing San Fernando
Valley State and San Diego State.
LOOKS LIKE A FOUL — The referee* opparenlly didn't nolice
it, but you con bel thai the Bulldogs' Tom Jacobsen fell it
when Santa Barbara's Ray Bosh made contact. Fresno
players  in  background  are  Johnny  Greene   (left)   ond  Tony
Alumni Sign Alcorn
An Impressive, array of former
FSC basketball stars lias been
lined up by Alumni coach John
Tooraastan for the varsity-alumni
game to be played In the men's
gym next Wednesday  night-
Heading the list of players Is
former Detroit I'iston anil Los
Angeles Laker Gary Alcorn, The
E toot 9 Inch pivot man, who
played rrom 1956 to 1959, still
holds most of the scoring and all
the rebounding records In tho
Bulldog record  book.
The rest ot the 18-man roster
Bullpups Win;
Take Breather
The junior varsity basketball
team la taking a three-week
break for semester examinations
after running Its record to nine
wins and one loss last week end.
Jack Adler's Bullpups repealed
earlier wins over West Coast Bi¬
ble College and Coallnga Junior
College to run their current win
streak to five games. West Coast
was beaten. 81-55, and Coallnga,
61-1S.
Ken Jensen scored 25 points,
equaling the season's Individual
high, against West Coast but
failed to gain ground on Tom
McFerson In the team scoring
race. McFerson has 163 points to
Jensen's 134 for the 10 games
with Vem Tevrls third with-> 123
points.
Musical Signs
For 20th Year
Collerlsui  News  ServicS
ST. LOUIS — Stan Muslal.
seven-time National League bat¬
ting champion who said 1961 will
be his laat year, has signed a con¬
tract for a loth full season, all
with the St. Louts Cardinals.
Terms ot the contract ware not
disclosed, but the 41-year-old left
fielder was reported to have tak¬
en a pay eul to about 165.000 or
170,000. He received an estimated
(76.000 last season.
ranges from players who weri
live In the 1940's. Include "lay
McCnriy, star center on laat year's
FSC team, and two former All-
CCAA selections. Al Drown
(1960). and Len Tucker (1353).
Also scheduled to see action arc
Les Horses, Tom Gitliresl. Don
Davis. Don Leone. Al Harper. Dick
Dlebert. Bob Johnson, Don Boll
Dick   Kaien.   Chuck   Glardl.   and
I.IIV,
. Keju-
FSC   stars   ol   an   even   eai
vintage   will   be  In  action   In   the
preliminary   game   featuring
teams of old-timers. College of the
Sequoias coach Poly Wilhelm
an  all-time Fresno  great ot  the
late 1920's. will coach one of ti
teams and may take a turn on the
Matmen In Home
Debut Friday
Wrestling makes lis debut or
the sporls scene Friday when thf
Bulldog grapplers meet Long
Beach State in a California Col¬
legiate Athletic Association match
In the Fresno frym. The first
match starts at 7:30 PM.
In Its first start, the FSC squad
placed second In Ihc Northern
California Intercollegiate cham¬
pionships. Two of the ItalMogs
— Ed Davies at 130 pounds and
Owen Petersen at 177 — won In¬
dividual titles and four others
reached  the  semi-finals.
Davies is the team's top per¬
former.  A  sophomore  from  Fres-
cotleglate matches In the past
three years ami >won two state
junior college -titles while al
Fresno City College.
Long Beach will field an ex¬
perienced squad which broke
even in 12 matches last year. The
Individual standout is 240-pound
All-CCAA rootball tackle Hector
Alvarez, who was Pacific Coast
Intercollegiate runner-up in 1960.
Tentative lineup announced by
Bulldog coach Mai Klraberlcy In¬
cludes Nell Yoshlda. 123 pounds;
Davies. 130; Ron Bush, 137; Al¬
len Bertoldl, 137; Jerry Klrkhan,
157; Ed Marino. 167: Petersen.
177: and Brad Holmes, heavy¬
weight.
Brown Honored
Doug Brown, Fresno's Mid'
Bracket All-Amerlcan tackle, has
been chosen as the outstanding
lineman on the Small College All
Star team In the recent All
American Bowl at Tucson. Art-
Brown's play wss one of the
few bright spots For head coach
Cecil Coleman, who waa one of
the small college stars' co-coaches
In the 31-0 loss to the Major Col¬
lege All-Stars. Brown also played
on the North team In last week
end's Senior Bowl game.
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Overall, the Bulldogs are 9-4
for the season although they've
won only one In five starts away
from home. Long Beach Is 8-S for
the year.
Jones leading Rebounder
Pacing the 49ers are a pair of
All-CCAA selections rrom last
year, forward Bill Florentine snd
center Dave Jones. Jones, the con¬
ference's leading rebounder last
year, Is averaging 11.7 rebounds
per game this year; he and Flor¬
entine were third and second, re¬
spectively, in scoring, and are
close to the  15-polnt  mark again
Fresno's major offensive wea¬
pons are forward Mike McFerson
and center Tony Burr. McFerson,
the Ko. 2 scorer in FSC history
with 1,136 points, got a fast start
In his bid for a second straight
CCAA scoring crown with 36
points In last weekend's two games
while Burr had 34, hitting IS out
of 20 free throws.
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Other fixtures In the lineup art
guard George Sarantos and for¬
ward Tom Jacobsen, who earned
a starting spot hy scoring lfi
12 points in the two weekend
games. The other guard position
Is   still   not   set.
San MegO is only 5-9 for tho
year but the won-lost report iMfftt
a hart healing on an Eastern
in which the Aztecs played B*
ville. Bradley, Toledo, Wei
Michigan and Drake. They broke
even   In   last   week's   conference
Varsity, Pro 9's
In Game Feb. 17
Fresno State's 1962 varsity
baseballers will match talents
with a crop of professionals from
the San Jaoquln Valley In a bene¬
fit game Feb. 17 In John Euless
Park.
Tickets, priced at |2 for 700
box seats and (1 for 2,900 j
cral admission seats, go on sale
today and may be purchased at
Etonian's, Mid-Valley Sports Cen¬
ter, members of the Bulldog
Foundation, and members of the
game committee.
Ted Wills, the game chairman.
said the contest will give fans a
chance to see the local players
who have made the grade In pro¬
fessional baseball. It will also
help the FSC baseball fund.
First Of Its Kind
This will be the Initial contest
of its kind here and It is hoped It
will become an annual affair.
Bill Harbour. Junior varsity
coach at McLane High School, has
mulled cards to most of the
fesslonal players In the valley and
lias already received confirmation
from many. The names will bi
released  later.
The early date was chosen be¬
cause the pros will be leaving tot
various spring training campi
shortly after.
I teat Mound Staff
The pros could field with pos¬
sibly the finest pitching staff
assembled on a valley team. They
pan choose from Dick Ellsworth,
a J70.000 bonus baby who
spent two years In ihe National
league  with  the   Chicago Cubs,
Jim Maloney, a S100,000 bonus
baby who pitches for tbe Cincin¬
nati Redlegs; Wade Blailngame,
who signed with the Milwaukee
Braves for |100.000 shortly after
graduation, from Roosevelt High
School last spring, and Leroy
Harris, a (30,000 bonus baby for
the St. Louis Cardinals who
helped pitch the Fresno City
College Rams to the state cham¬
pionship last year.
This is Just a sprinkling ol the
many valley players who have
starred in professional ball.
The Bulldogs wilt start practic¬
ing (or the contest Feb. 1. They
are the defending Central Califor¬
nia  Athletic    Association    ch&m-
Tennis Season
Starts Soon
Tennis season is Just around
the corner. All men Interested
should leave their name with
Terry Cress. Box 305B Homas
Hall.
The 1962 net squad will try
to improve on Ita fourth place
finish in CCAA competition last
year. Expected lo return are
Wayne Blxler and Terry Cress,
who played second and third sing¬
les on last year's squad.
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