1962_02 The Daily Collegian February 1962

              Page Four-
-The Freeno State College Collegian-
Bullogs Eye CCAA Title Clash Tonight
Todd Given Nod; Will
Pitch Against Allstars
Pete Beiden will Uke the galoshes off his Fresno State
College baseball team tomorrow providing he gets some help
from the weatherman. Fresno's game with the San Joaquin
Valley Major-Minor League All-Stars was rescheduled for
1 :S0 tomorrow when showers postponed the game last week.
 +    Tickets for  the AH-Slar game
Baseball Clink Is
Slated For Sunday
Pete Beiden's fifth annual
Fresno State College baseball
clinic, scheduled this Sunday at
1:00 PM in John Euless Park,
will bring together an array of
former major league talent to In¬
struct about 60 players.
The clinic is primarily for
Fresno State College varsity and
freshman baseball players. How¬
ever, Beiden. the clinic director,
has extended special invitations
to some 20 San Joaquin Valley
high school coaches and players.
Instructors will be Larry Pow¬
ell (Boston Red Sox). Lloyd
Merriman (Cincinnati Reds).
Glenn Wright (Pittsburgh and
Brooklyn), Herman Reich (Chi¬
cago Cubs), Lloyd Christopher
(Cincinnati Reds), Gene Llllard
(St. Louis Cards), and Paul Ow-'
ens   (Philadelphia   Phillies).
Also on hand will be Veteran
baseball men Hal O'Banion,
Chuck W&Ilgren and Jake Abbott
(Roosevelt High School coach).
"I think our boys will benefit
from this workshop. It definitely
wilt help our club before the
schedule gets underway," com¬
mented Beiden.
McFerson Won't
Surpass Alcorn
Time has all but run out for
forward Mike McFerson in his
race to surpass Gary Alcorn's
school record of 1401.
McFerson has netted ti total
1322 points and needs an almost
) grab the honors.
priced at tl Tor box
tl for general admission and are
on sale at the Mid-Valley Sports
Center. .Jjoman'a Sporting Goods,
SoDdergartTs, Herb Bauer's. The
Bulldog Foundation offices, and
the Fig Garden and Manchester
post offices. Proceeds will go to
the FSC baseball fund.
Senior Denton Todd will take
the mound for the Fresno varsity
when it Initiates its season In
John Euless Park.
Coach Beiden also Intends to
pitch Ducky Hoover, Virgil De-
George and Dennis Shaves. "I
want to take a look at the pitch¬
ing staff in nction," said Beiden.
"I must find some added depth
for our gren staff before we get
into league play."
Local rans ^111 likely get a
look at their most recent high
school star Wade Blaslngame The
Roosevelt High School graduate
signed with Milwaukee for a six
figure bonus.
Probable Bulldog lineup
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Tarry Banderas .'	
Mick Mehas  _ Ct
Jerry Pritchett  *f
Ron Schiller  lb
Jim Wolfsberger  ...
Bert  Dollar 	
Denton Todd  I>
Chemical Society
Lectures Tonight
A former director of the physi
cal and Inorganic chemistry group
at the University of Callfornli
Radiation Laboratory at Llvi
more. Dr. William L. Jolly, will
address the Fresno subsection of
the American Chemical Society at
S o'clock tonight, in Science 161.
. Dr. Jolly Is a chemistry profes'
sor nt  Berkeley.
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MASTER KNOWS THE ROPES — Baseball Coach shows Bucky
Hoover how to throw effective pitch while Bobby Paull, one of
Fresno's best hitters, leans on bet awaiting a few lips on the
best styles of using the "swatter." Bulldogs open season
tomorrow.
Grapplers Face League
Tourney In Southland
Max Kimberly and a hungry
group or Fresno State College
wrestlers will travel south Satur¬
day to compete ln the first Cali¬
fornia Collegiate Athletic Associa¬
tion wrestling championships at
Los Angeles Stale.
Although   the   Bulldogs  wound
Alcorn Needed
One More Year
Gary Alcorn was the mos' pro¬
lific Fresno State College scorer
In history wilh HOI points. Wl.y
then is he not on the all-lime
high  CCAA scoring  ladder?
It goes without saying. Gary
Alcnr.i started his three year spree
at FSC one year too early. The
big. Bulldog star had Ills biggest
season ln 1955-57. his sophomore
year, when he cached in 557
points. This included all league
and non-league games.
Fresno belonged to the Califor¬
nia Basketball Association at that
The Bulldogs Joined the CCAA
the following year i>iu ft was too
late for Alcorn. He osly h:i.i tiro
years to score the santrnumber of
points today's leaders collected In
three seasons, too many for any
player.
up second In regular dual meet
competition with a 5-1 record.
Kimberly looks unon_jhe upcom¬
ing event with frowning pessi¬
mism.
And probably rightly so, for the
seven man Bulldog squad will be
wrestling In a 10 man tourney.
This means rhe Bulldogs will have
to forfeit entries in the 115. 151
and heavyweight divisions.
"If the best talent In the league
was more spread out. we'd have
a better chance." reported Kim¬
berly, "but San Diego, unbeaten
this year, has loo much depth In
all departments."
Several Bulldogs have excellent
chances to bring home Individual
titles, however. Eddie Davies. 130
pounder, hits won 64 consecutive
collegiate matches and looks like
a shoe-In for the division title.
Allen Bertoldi. victorious in
five of his pas: sis appearances.
Is a long shot pick ln the 147
pound department, flertoldl. who
was sidelined during the Santa
Barbara match Inst week because
ot sore muscles, should be ready
to go Saturday.
- Three more FSC firapplers. Neal
Yoshlda (123), Jerry Kirkhart
(1571. and Ed Marino (167) have
dropped only two matches this
year and with a little luck could
"sneak in" for titles In their
events. Ron Bush (137) has also
looked sharp In recent bouts.
Women Attend Regional Meet
Seven delegates from Fresno
State will travel to tbe Asllomar
Conference Grounds tn Monterey
next month to attend a three day
conference of the Purine South¬
west Regional Athletic |iecna¬
tional Federation Tor College Wo-
Tbs theme for this year'a con¬
ference, beginning Mar. 9, Is
"High Hopes."
Representing FSC are Carol
Rossi. Robin McMaon. Kay Beard,
Judi Steele. Joyce Okamura, Car¬
olyn Franks and Linda Brown.
All are members of the Women's
Recreation Association.
Elaine Mason, assistant pro¬
fessor of physical education, will
accompany the girls. Tbey will
travel by automobile.
Hon then 60 West Coast col¬
leges and Junior colleges hold
membership ln tbe PSRARFCW.
Presno State Is the
rotary  school  and   Mlss'HcMsnn
Is the membership chairman.
Miss McMann and Miss Rossi
are official npressntaUvea on the
conference planning committee.
They sre working with Sacramen¬
to, Los Angeles and San Jose
State Colleges.
Records Expected
To  Kick Bucket'
.Fitting sll their hopes Into 36
hours, the Fresno State College
Bulldogs will try to wrap up the
CCAA basketball title this week¬
end against San Fernando Valley
State and Cal Poly.
Needing but one victory to
cinch the conference flag, the
fired-up varsity five will no
doubt go "all out'" to end the
pennant chase  at   8  PM  tonight
Basketballers
Eye Playoffs
Bulldog eyes will not only be,
focused on the CCAA basketball
title this week, but also on a pos¬
sible berth In the NCAA Regional
Tournament. If Fresno can win
the league crown, the squad will
be an almost certain candidate
for the four team tourney to be
held Mar. 9-10.
A site for the regional playoffs
has not been determined although
Fresno has as much as a 50-50
chance of hosting the event
should It be an entry.
Four teams will participate ln
the classic, likely including ihe
winner of the CCAA. Far Western
Conference (at present being led
by Sacramento Slate) and two in¬
dependent teams. In tbe past, in¬
dependent entries have come from
as far off as Texas, or as near as
Southern California.
Also In the range of possibility,
but with little likelihood is an in-
vltniion from the NIT tournament
In New York. But even should
Fresno be asked, possible interfer¬
ence datewisc with the NCAA pro¬
gram would cancel It. The Cali¬
fornia tournament comes first, If
anything.
Coach Harry Miller's combo
will be struck down on NCAA
eligibility rules If It does get the
California invitation. Mike Mc¬
Ferson, George Sarantos and Earl
Smith have used up their three
years or NCAA eligibility and
their services would not be al¬
lowed in the playoffs.
Montana Series Extended
The football echednle with
Montana State . College has been
renewed by (he Board of Athletic
Control to an additional two
years. Bulldog grldders will trav¬
el to Montana. Oct. 1, 1966 and
the Wildcats will return the en¬
gagement Sept.  30,^1967.
A guarantee of 14,000 will be
given the visiting team In each
case.
Tennis Clinic Slated
A tennis clinic is scheduled at
the Swim and Racquet Club Sat¬
urday morning at 8:30. The pro¬
gram will last l'u hours. Tennis
coach Harry Miller and the var¬
sity tennis team hope to attend.
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FRC R«pr«Mniotivt will be ON CAMPUS fo[ interviews Feb. 26
against CCAA tail-ender San Fer¬
nando Valley.
Fresno will not only be Spar¬
ring for the league crown, but
also hopes to hang more than
five records out to dry. Leading
the brigade will be Mike McFer-
Bon. Ron Neff and Tony Burr. Alt
three Bulldog stars turned In fine
performances last week while
Fresno was taking over sole pos¬
session of first place against Long
Beach, S9-S0, and San Diego,
73-69. McFerson, who has become
a defensive ace us well as a con¬
sistent scorer in the double fig¬
ures, will start at one forward
and Burr, who can hit from any
angle at any time, will get the
second forward assignment.
Ron Netf. 6'9", who sprang to
IITe ln last weekvnd's games, will
get the nod at the center post.
George Sarantos and Tom Jacob-
sen  will  play ln tbe guard spots.
Although Fresno spank'ed the
Matadors 85-74 on the San Fer¬
nando home court earlier this
season. Fresno coach Harry Miller
refuses to predict an outcome un¬
til the final  buzzer has gone off.
"San Fernando has a very dan¬
gerous team," Miller pointed out.
"II they've improved their de¬
fense and If our kids are looking
past them to Cal Poly, we're In
trouble."
The Matadors proved their ca¬
pabilities against LA State re¬
cently, whipping the Diablos
116-89. San Fernando sports five
starters, all of whom stand S-3,
Bruce Powers and Dick Crowther
will be the likely forwards; Jim
Mai kin will handle center; and
Ted Fish and Dick Clement will
be at the guard posts. „—■
A sellout crowd Is expected Sat¬
urday night to see the Bulldogs
attempt revenge against Ihe Cal
Poly Mustangs. Cal Poly handed
Fresno one or Its two league de¬
feats. 81-75.
Tueller Elected
To Valley Post
Dr. Dallas Tueller, dean ot the
college, was elected Vice Presi¬
dent of the San Joaquin Valley
Community Television Associa¬
tion Tuesday evening. The Asso¬
ciation was formed several years
ago to promote educational tele¬
vision for the San Joaquin Valley.
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