1962_05 The Daily Collegian May 1962

              Eight-
-Tha Fresno State College Collegia
Prepsters Challenge 5
Records Tomorrow
Five West Coast Relays record;
will bo challenged by some of the
best high school athletes In the
state in  tomorrow's! classic.
The events threatened art
100 yard dash, the discus,
Shot put. the high jump, and the
A strong field of Northern Call
fornla prepsters are favored tc
set all the WCR records, but will
be pushed by several outstanding
athletes from the Central Section.
Track Ready;
'No Stopping
Athletes Now'
By Jack MeCleneghan
Collegian Sports Writer
"It they're fast enough they
will break the existing world's
record," states Floyd Bryant,
head groundskeepcr ot Ratcllffe
Stadium.
Bryant Is referring to the Unl
verslty of Oregon's four man [our
mile relay team who will ru
the  36lh  annual  West  Coast  Re-
Inys
high
In
Ratcllffe Stadium.
"It won"t be the track that will
hold that bunch hack. That turt 1:
perfect. My crew will water thi
oval down tonight and begli
chalking ihe lane
morning  around   T   o'clock
Oregon's fantastic four mile re¬
lay   team   is  composed   of  Archie
Snn Kcimonl Jr.. Vic Reeve. Keith
Forman   and   anchored   by   Dy
Burleson.
Meet Director J. Flint Hanner
explained why the early running
of the. special relay between thi
Ducks and tho University of Mich
Igan because "at high noon th<
wind velocity Is at its lowest."
"We are doing our very besl
to give this fine array of distance
talent a chance to break the
world's record," said Hanner. The
world's record is 16:23.8 set by
New Zealand's team anchored by-
world  record   holder   Peter  Snell.
Aa of Thursday, the weather
forecast was for clear skies and
wind.
Most Taking Few Units
Over 25 per cent of the stu¬
dents currently enrolled are tak¬
ing six or less units. This amounts
to 1,150 of the 4,830 students in
classes this
43 Hove 4.0
Forty-three students will have
a 4.0 grade point average re¬
ceived last semester to match with
this semester's grades.
Ufa
flodpOMio SOW
"The Fashion Corner"
Its easy to vaAeatasui why
Mr.  M. ■  Wife lOtcs  tac  iry-
look on .Kiiooi tint hot toe
aim ...??? He wifaat
"My wife who teaches, seems
(O be under tbe ivy influence
.tbe It eipctsed to and » after
me to sjet aa hy suit Aa r»
<Wno heavy., I arjue that ft
■ould make me look •nataw
firm and fully pecked.1 Don't
yon agree**
Whbyetarbeild, *
we bave an idea
The record breaking, visitors
will be led by Dennis Chase of
Westmore High, Daly City, who
will be pushed by a fine field in
the pole vault. Chase has sailed
over the bar at 13-9% this season.
and stands a pretty fair chance of
smashing * the WCR mark of
13-6*.
Skip Hcmpler of DeAnza High
of Richmond, has a vault of
13-67*.
Tho high jump duel of last
year's Relays will pick up from
where It left off when tho co-
champlons return to meet some
tougher competition. Tho winners
ot the meet last year were Curtis
Crum of Caatlemont and Richard
Jones of BakersNeld High. They
tied at 6-6. setting a new WCR
A new mark is sure to be estab¬
lished when these two tangle with
McLane's Bob Channetl who has
bit 6-7&.
The 100 yard dash will fea¬
ture two sprinters who have eith¬
er tied or bettered the existing
WCR record. Ed Moody or McCly-
monds and Jerry Williams of Ber¬
keley High have times of 9.6 and
9.5 respectively. The record Is set
at 9.6, Lemoore's Tommy Smith,
a lime of 9.7 has aluo en¬
tered the event.
A new record In the discus is
also expected to fall as Tyler Wil-
klns of Mountain View High at¬
tacks tho WCR record of 179-7.
has     thrown      the     platter
this
ond  b
•aeon,   His  i
recorded
OREGON STATE'S crock
bettered tbe WCR mark
record it 1:24.3.
Star Studded Relay
Competition Expected
(Continued\rom Page I)
of the past alive. Canadian born
Harry Jerome, running for the
Ducks of the University ot Ore¬
gon, Is co-holder of the world's
mark In the 100 meters and has
the best of 9.3. one-tenth of a
second off the world's record In
the 100 yard dash.
Backing up Jerome are other
noted sprinters: Larry Duni
University of Arizona, and Dennla
Johnson, both with bests of
and Bob Poynter, ex-San Joes
State   daahman   now   running   for
alay
Arlzon;
. The
flashy
team   has cranked   out  a  3:07.5
time as compared to the world
mark oT 3:05,6 established by tin
United States National team Ii
I960.
The  ninth
as a world i
I  final event that
TO A. R. — Dirk brown
•hoes an flee with a grey or
blue outfit during tic day.
However, for an evening date
twitch to black shoe*.
Don't let color cwatMae-
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Tom Sommers -Ml Young .
Tktf Fashion Comae"
Pvrton e* Afcarced
On Your Mark,
Get Set - Bang!
On your mark . . . Get Set . .
The great names which ha.
yerfoniieil at the -Fresno classic
nclude Duih Warmerdam, Me:
Patton, Max Truex. Klroy Robin-
Perry O'Brien, Bob Richards
Walter Marty, Ray Norton and
many, many others.
The tradition all began in 192'
:ien a group of Fresno clvl
lenders teamed up with th>
Fresno State College athletic de¬
partment to launch a new athletic
■enture which they hoped w
replace the automobile races
□erly held as a feature event of
he city's annual Raisin Day cele¬
bration. They decided on a track
carnival  for which  they adopted
ambitious    title    the    ^
Coast Relays.
While these orricials had high
hopes that their project would
prove diverting and athletically
successful, none of them dreamed
that the program being launched
would grow in scope and In call-
of performances until II
would rank as one of the great
track   and   field   events   of   the
The founders of the meet also
did not reallxe that tbe West
Coast Relays would soon c
shadow the Raisin Day celebra¬
tion. '
Fine Art Review
FILM Of THE WEEK;
Through a Glass
Honored by
tbe Academy
Of Motion Pic¬
ture Arts and
Sciences as
the Beet For-,
elgn Film of
■the year,
"ThronRh a
Glass Darkly"
la the best for-:
elgn fill
have   o'
The story la simple: Young
and Beautiful Harriet Ander-
ason plays the part of a schizo¬
phrenic who Ii haunted by im¬
aginary sounds and gradually
sltpa into total Insanity. Along
the course, she seduces her 17
year old brother, sacrifices her
father and hutband, and she
faces God which "baa the face
of a spider."
B ut the Implications a
more eomplax: "Through
Glaea Darkly" takes us Into the
dark aide of human predica¬
ment, not on a voyeur's quest
for sensational ism, but more as
we might see a friend whom we
had known and perhaps loved
slip out of eight, but, for that
reason, never out of mind.
Extra: "The Eternal Park"
— A color travelog of New
York's Central Park to poetry,
P.S. If you've never been to
the Fine Art theatre, why not
attend this week-end T Take a
date and impress herl We serve
free punch and coffee, permit
smoking! axUblt paintings, and
tneree* always free parking.
iliol put, Dallas Long of USC has
ossed the Iron ball G3-4 this sea¬
son and will be pushed by Sllves-
tt-r. Davt^ Davis of Camp Pendle¬
ton anil possibly hy IVrry O'Brlan.
They will be shooting for Dill
Nleder's  65-10, set In  19G0.
America's greatest mller, Dyrol
Burleson of the University or Ore¬
gon,  has entered  the  Invitational
i.:..
is   favol
win
the four lapper and establish a
new WCR record. John Landy of
Australia holds the current WCR
mark at 3:59.1.
Four other WCR marks should
tumble. They are the 2-mlle relay,
the 880 relay, the 130 yard high
hurdles and the 5.000 meter run.
All these marks ant] evenls are la
either the open class or the inter¬
collegiate class.
Occidental's 2-mlle relay team
has posted a time of 7; 24^7 thlB
season and will bo favored to wipe
out the old WCR mark of 7:25,4.
Arizona State and Oregon State
have already bettered the WCR
mark In the 880 yard relay with
times of 1:24,1. University of Ari¬
zona's time ot 1:24.3 matches the
WCR record.
Jerry Tarr, another Oregon
Duck, and Fran Washington of
the Santa Clara Valley Youth
Village will shoot for the WCR
record of 13.5 aa they blaxe over
the 120 yard high hurdles. Both
have times of 13.7.
The 5,000 meter run, which haa
always been a dull, drawn
affair, will be one of the finer
races of the day. sA WCR record
Is at stake. Running In the event
is Dale Story of Oregon State, this
year's NCAA cross country cham¬
pion. The WCR mark la 14:55,4.
Story has a 14:06.0 to his credit.
The National Collegiate record Is
14:04.2. '
An overall out-look of the open
and Intercollegiate competition
shows that no other West Coast
Relays  has  had
Fresno Hurdler
Picked To Win
Sixteen Fresno State College
athletes will compete In 14 e\
In the 3Gth Annual West Coast
Relays  at  Ratcllffe  Stadium
i all i
thm  will
be presented tomorrow. Only t
Olympic try-outs Is capable of c
doing the concentration of tak
that will be performing In t
forthcoming show.
Play Starts
7-Day Run
(Continued from Page I)
Ruby   Sanders   and   Oonetta   Zall
as the Women of Troy,
Dyer. Pandukht, Davidson.
Wedel, Steve Wilson, Dob Erlck-
Davc Stover, Bill Klsentrager
as the soldiers.
Dyer and Pandukht will play
he role of Talthyblus on alternat¬
ing nights and Davidson and We-
■ill  do the same  wllh  Mene-Lsjcofiky'
una.
Tho set design*
Vrnold, assistant
pench. and the CO;
fi Jeanette   Pratt,
r   Is    Richard
professor     of
assistant pro¬
fessor of speech. Gaylord Graham,
assistant professor of speech, Is In
charge of lighting.
This will mark the last home
appearance for three of "Dutch'
Warmerdam'a olndormGn and will
also serve as the last meet before
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association Pacific Coast Regti
als.
The three seniors making their
last home appearance as Bulldogs
are pole vaulter Don Schaeter.
middle distance runner Jerry Hol¬
land 'and high Jumper Benny
Tapscott. All three have been
front-line performers In theli
spectlve events during the regular
1962 season.
The Bulldogs should stack up
pretty well In several event
the relays against the fine crop
that has been Invited. Hurdlers
Duane Reidenbach and Hugh
Adams will compete In the 40(
meter hurdles against such met
as Dick Howard, I960 Olympit
Bronze medalist; C. K. Yang,
UCLA's decathlan star: and BUI
Toomey of the Santa Clara Valley
Youth  Village.  Reldenbaeh's  best
Bill  Knocke,  last  year's NCAA
District  R  champion   in  the
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the country's best "borsea" when
he meets Ulls Williams of Ari¬
zona, Jack Yerman of the San
Francisco Presidio, Rex Cawley
of the University of Southern
California, and Kevin Hog&n of
USC. Williams will be attacking
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flat this season. The world's stan¬
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FSC's mite relay team com¬
posed of Adams, Eugene Mar-
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Favored to win this event with
stirf competition coming: trom Loe
Angeles State and Long Beach.
This event will take place in the
special   college  mile  relay.
The Bulldogs will take part In
two other relay events; the two-
mile and the medley. The team of
Ken Kemmerer, Joe Ilenog, Rick
Dahlgren, and Holland, running;
in that order, will take part in
the two-mile relay. The medley re¬
lay team will be composed or
Gary Potter, Holland, Dahlgren
and Spike Blggers.
Bulldogs taking part in the
Held events are high jumpers Jon
Anabo and Tapscott; pole vaulters
Frank Pollock and Schaefer; Mer-
in Anderson In the javelin;  and
Other athletes from the college
e Potter in the century, Relden-
ch in the 120 high hurdles, and
Dahlgren In the E,000 meters.
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