1962_05 The Daily Collegian May 1962

              Page Four	
3 Loop Crowns
To Be Decided
This Weekend
it's going to be a do or die
weekend for three of Fresno State
College's varsity athletic teams.
Track Coach Cornelius "Dutch"
Warmerdam will send nls strong
cinder squad into the CCAA
championships at Los Angeles
State with hopes of grabbing the
Bulldog's second straight crown.
Fresno will have to beat favorite
Long Beach and Dee Andrews to
■lay alive In this one.
Golf mentor Larry Pape will
takes his squad to Yorba Linda
Country Club in Los Angeles with
hopes ot bringing home the CCAA
links title. A very capsblo team
led by city champion John Slrman
and sharp shooting Arnold Klr-
schenmann will be trying to post
its eighth CCAA crown In nine
years after losing the champion¬
ship   to   Los   Angeles   State   last
Slrman. who finished tenth In
the Individual standings last year,
is expected to battle It out with
San Diego's Chuck Courtney for
the title in 1962.
Harry Miller's tennis squad has
already died 10 times this year
but,will make one last attempt to
rise out of the grave In the CCAA
championships. The tournament,
which pulls together all seveo
teams in the conference, will last
trom tomorrow to Saturday. Team
members will have to play at
least eight sets per day In the
tourney which likely In the end
will turn Into a battle of stamina
Instead or playing abilities.
-The Fresno State College Colleglan-
MIKE NAVONE
Navone- Dives
Fresno State College holds
most of its hopes In the diving
ability of Hike Navone, when It
hosts the state college meet,
tomorrow through Saturday. Na-'
vontj took the CCAA champion¬
ship and will get his biggest
test this week against Jim John¬
son or San Jose. According to
Ara Halrabedlan, Navone has
been working very hard and
should be extremely good on the
' one meter board.
Navone will likely be executing
such dives as the doable twisting
Hi summersault; the back one-
half summersault In a layout pos¬
ition; a forward 1% summersault
In a pike position, all from the
low one meter board.
FSC Hosts State Swim Championships
Top Teams In West
Will Vie For Title
READY, GET-SET, GO — Three of Fresno
Stoic's entries in the State College Champion¬
ships this week are breaststroken, from left
to right on the block, Tony Alencio, Dwight
Panter and Dirk VanGelder. Competition will
open tomorrow night at 7:30 in the Bulldog
pool.
h'tia and faata
By Terry Cress. Collision Sports Editor
Long hours of hard work will bo rewarded this weekend when a
synchronized team of SO students and faculty swim enthusiasts meet
the end result of long planning and assist Ara Halrabedlan In run¬
ning the State College Swim Championships. It's na easy task to
handle a meet of this size, but you can bet that when competition
opens tomorrow  night at 7:30, everything will be In order.
All the necessary preparation have been made to handle accurate
timlns of possible world records. Eighteen timers will be on hand
for every race with two alternates. A referee and clerk as well as a
visual and machine Judge will settle any questions. There will be
three watches ticking off tho seconds for each lane.
With records expected to fall like rain, rewards will be In store
for the victors too. Winners of each event will receive a plaque with
the golden medallion. The top three finishing teams In the meet will
win trophies as will the Most Outstanding Swimmer In the meet,
selected by the coaches.
There will be medals for all those swimmers who place. Of course
there's a reward for the spectators too If he goes to see this fine
meet, for some of the top swimmers in the nation will be on hand.
1500 Meters Should Be Crowd
Pleaser In State Swim Meet
Action in the state swim meet
will get under way tomorrow
night at 7:30 with the prell
arles to the 200 yard Individual
medley. The last meeting of 1GO0
meter swimmers will follow.
"This should be a crowd pleaB'
er." said swim coach Ara Halra¬
bedlan. "Spectators don't often
get to see races of this length!"
The 1500 meter run covers 65 %
lengths of the 2S  yard pool.
On the same evening, the finals
Of the 200 Individual medley will
be held.
Friday, action will begin
PM in  the diving.  Listed c
for   Friday   evening   starting   at
7:30  are;   tho  200  butterfly,  SO
free  style.   2J0   backstroke,   220
free style, 200 brenststroke. o:
meter board diving and the ■;
freestyle relay.
Rlao Hatcher, Ross Fitzgerald.
Chuck Tomerlln and Denny
soe (the team captain) will team
up In the event. They hold the
school record at 3:31.3.
"No event has a sure winner,"
said the Fresno coach. "Competi¬
tion   Is  going  to   be  tough  and
Saturday's schedule will start
at 10 AM with the prellmini
and the meet will conclude in
the afternoon starting at 3 PM.
Events Include tbe 100 butterfly,
100 freestyle, 100 breaststroke,
100 backstroke, 440 freestyle,
three meter board diving and 400
medley relay,
Fresno hopefuls in the butter-
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fly and backstroke are Hal Hev¬
ener and Jon Kaugos respectively
Kangas has been coming on wel
In recent meets along with cham¬
pion  Ross  Fitzgerald.
An admission of, 50 ctjetto^svlll
be taken for Friday night? and
Saturday afternoon's finals with
student body card holders being
admitted free.
4:01 Twice In Day
When University of Oregon
milor Dyrol Burleson anchored
teams to victory In the four-mile
and distance medley relays at the
1D61 WCR. it marked the first
time In track history that any
runner had run 4:01 or better for
tho  mile  twice  In   the  same  day.
Fitzgerald Is one of Fres¬
no State College's most talented
swimmers and will be trying to
repeat as state college champ In
the 200 backstroke this week.
Fitzgerald, who is swimming the
200 seven tenths of a second
faster than he did In winning the
title In 1961, Is undefeated In the
distance this year. Ills best time
is 2:15.7.
FSC Swim Records Fall
Recent school swim records
broken In the Cal Poly loss In¬
clude: Rosa Fitzgerald. 50 yard
freestyle, 23.5; Chuck Tomerlln,
230 freestyle, 2^:09.9; tyedley Re¬
lay, 4:01.1; Harland Bartholo¬
mew, 440  freestyle,  4:53.0.
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bounce — If you're made of the
right  material.
Some of the nation's top swim¬
mers will be here tomorrow
through Saturday when Fresno
State College hosts the state col-
lego championship swim meet.
initial events start tomorrow at
7:30 PM.
Pool records are expected to
fall In every event as co-favorites
San Jose State and Long Beach
State push for the state title. The
entry list had reached nine teams
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recent reading.
Pans, who will be admitted free
with student body cards, other¬
wise 50 cents, for the final events,
will see All-Amerlcao perform¬
ances In diving, backstroke and
butterfly competition. Ara Halra-
bedian. FSC swim coach, has spe¬
cial interest In the 700 freestyle
relay where FSC's record holding
team will battle with Long Beach
and San Jose.
Among the great entries are
Cal Poly's defending state cham¬
pion in the 220, 440 and 1500
meter freestyle. Jack Adam. Eyes
will have to be on Mustang ad-
American Frank Brooks too In
the 100 and 200 yard butterfly.
Bob Wegman, who entered the
nationals lost year, is San Jose's
outstanding backstroker. Team¬
mate Jim Monsees rounds out a
twosome of the best backstroker*
In the West. Diver Jim Johnson
of the Spartana la considered by
many as the top performer in tbe
country. San Jose Is undefeated
In dual competition this year af¬
ter clobbering both Stanford and
the University of California at
Berkeley.
Long Beach Is led by CCAA 60
and 100 yard freestyler Ron Mll-
andra. Chuck Babcock swam In
the NCAA championships last
year and won the CCAA 100 but¬
terfly In 1962. Paul Zack. an all
American JC swimmer in the 220,
440 and 1500, helps to make tbe
Forty-Nlner   team   a   powerhouse.
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Fitzgerald also has his eye on 50
and 100 yard freestyle competi¬
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