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Jura. 23, 1942
COLIEGIAN — jjJMjjjSj SESSION
Pope) Tnr—
FSC's Reidenbach
Gets Track Medal—
But Not For Long
"It shouldn't have happeued to
a dojc."
This was Freano State track
coach Dutch Warmerdam'a reac-
tlon to the now-you-see-lt. now-
you-don't switch thai saw FSC
hurdler Duane Heidenbach award¬
ed a sixth place 4 40-yard hurdles
medaJ in the recent NCAA track
meet, only to have It taken away
on an official's ruling.
"What hurt most," moaned
Warmerdsm, "was that we didn't
find out about the disqualifica¬
tion until we read about lt In the
Sunday morning papers."
Awarded Sixth
Reidenbach had been awarded
the medal for sixth place in a
photo-finleh with San Jose State's
West Coast Relays champion
Bruce McCullough. the third time
he had beaten HcCullougli In
four meets. However, a lynx-eyed
track Inspector reported that
Reidenbach had dragged his trail¬
ing; ]eg around one of the hurdles
Instead of over It as prescribed In
the rules.
However, the disqualification
wasn't ruled until after Reiden¬
bach had left the victory stand
with tbe medal. "And I'd still like
to know why It took them that
long," Warmerdam commented
acidly.
Slim Cliance
Warmerdam said he still
thought there might be a chance
for Reidenbach, albeit a slim one.
The rules permit a hurdler to
carr? his trailing foot outside the
hurdle If lt remains above the
level of the hurdle and Warmer¬
dam said he was writing meet
director Leo Harris to determine
if thin was what had actually
occurred.
"Sometimes an Inspector won't
be completely familiar with the
rule and will call a violation
where none existed," Warmerdam
explained. "1 doubt it will do any
good but 1 told Duane to hold
onto the medal until we made
sure."
Reldenback's sixth place would
have been the first point for Fres-
Recreation
Schedule
At A Glance
The MiitwiKT' session recrea¬
tion and co-ed ucntlonal intra¬
mural program nt a glance:
DAILY ACTIVITIES
SH-immlng _.-0 PM
Table Tennis iW» PM
Badminton 3-0 pm
Volleyball .3-0 PM
sUaakettN-ll 3-0 PM
Tennis 8-0 PM
Golf 8-0 PM
EVENING ACTIVITIES
(Tuesday through Thursday
only)
."isviimuinfj 0-9 PM
Table Tennis 0-9 PM
Iladmlnton 0-9 PM
Volleyball 0-9 PM
Banketbidl 6-9 PM
Trampoline 7-9 PM
Tennis 0-9 PM
Golf 0-9 PM
INTRAMURAL
TOUBNAMENTS
Golf (Regular) — Continue*
through fifth week; men's and
women's Individual match play;
Airways Golf Course (men)
and Hank's Swank Pitch nnd
Putt Course (women).
Golf (Hole-in-one) — To be
held at summer school plt-nic.
Volleyball — Fifth week,
Tuesday evening; co-wlucatlon-
nl teams from summer .-i-olim
classes only.
Howling—Continues throiifcli
sixth week, Monday afternoon;
men's and women's sliipli'H;
ladder tournament, high game,
high series, high total; Black-
•none Bowl. ■***
Badminton — Third week,
Tuesday evening. Mixed doub¬
let only.
no State In NCAA track competi¬
tion wince Jack Wilcox finished
third In the 880 in 1968. .No Bull¬
dog has ever placed in th*1 inter¬
mediate hurdle;! in NCAA com¬
petition.
jim Mcknight chevron service
CHEVRON QlAltk
Pick-Ufo,ami Qolivery
TUNE-UP - BRAKES
Phone BA 7-8125
Cor. Cedar & Shaw Fresno, Calif.
BLUE CHIP STAMPS
i_^2
Beiden Builds For '63 NCAA Drive;
Infield, Pitching Looks Impressive
Although his powerful 1962
squad has been riddled by grad¬
uation losses. Kresno State Col¬
lege baseball coach Pete Beiden
Is looking forward to another ban¬
ner year In 1963.
Losses trom this year's Bulldog
team Included one NCAA District
S ail-star team pick (center field¬
er Terry Banderas), four more
all-conference picks, and three
other regulars or semi-regulars.
Dpspite this. Beiden remains op¬
timistic over equalling or surpasn-
ing this year's 34-9 record and
No. 5 national ranking.
Reason number one for Bel-
den s cheer Is pitching. "It's the
name of the game," Beiden points
out, noting that four of his top
five hurlers return.
Only absentee la All-CCAA
choice Jerry MacDonald. However.
Dave Hoover had a 9-1 record
and southpaws Virgil DeGeorge
and Ed Hite had respective earned
run averages of 1.1.5 and 1.S9. All
three return as does Dennis
Shaves, the staff's No. 5 man who
had arm (rouble most of the year.
Fred McPherson. a curve-baller
up from the junior varsity, should
help. Oilier possibilities are JV
graduates Dan Chrisco (S-2 last
year) and Manny Fierro <S-1),
the latter of which will be a relief
specialist. Beiden also hopes to
land some of the state's better
JC pitcher*.
Three alt - conference players
will be missing from the Infield
— shortstop Bobby Paull, second
baseman Bob Bonomlnl and first
baseman Ron Schiller. Schiller
would have had another year of
CCAA eligibility under the "two-
und-three" rule but would not
have been eligible for NCAA play.
In addition, use of Schiller (as
well ax Banderas and outfielder
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for the '63 NCAA tournament. As
a result, Beiden advised the trio
to sign pro contracts this summer.
Banderas was the first to sign,
accepting a bonus from the Los
Angeles Angels. Pritchett has In¬
dicated he will sign with the Min¬
nesota Twins while Schiller Is re¬
portedly considering several of¬
fers.
Moving in at the key second
base and shortstop positions to
replace two-time All-CCAA picks
Bonomlnl and Paull will be JV
graduates Katsu Shitanishl and
Jim Williams.
Shitanishl. a transfer trom UC
Santa Barbara, led the JV's at
the plate with a blistering .423.
Williams hit only .293 but showed
good power and brilliant fielding.
Frank Rala, who understudied
Paull this spring. Is available for
utility duly.
Basketballer Tom Jacobsen will
get first shot at the first base
position vacated by Schiller. Tom¬
my Sommers, who hit .327 before
being sidelined by a knee Injury,
will be the third baseman if bis
knee Is sound. Phil Mastagnt. still
another ex-JV, or outfield letter-
man Stan Bledsoe (.333) will take
over.
A tentative starting outfield
would include Bledsoe In right,
Frank Hashimoto (.367) In cen¬
ter, and either Dick Ruth or Jim
Wolfaberger In left. Wolfsber^r
started the opening game in left
field this year, fractured bis el¬
bow trying for a diving catch In
the fourth Inning, and sat out the
rest of the year.
■ Catching is no problem with the
No. 2 and 3 men from the '62
squad. Gary Crets and Tom Dib¬
ble, available. Nell MacCIellan, a
highly-rated receiver, moves up
from the JV's.
Beiden hopes to fill out his
hand with JC transfers this fall.
Priority targets are one front-Use
pitcher and some left-handed bat¬
ting punch at either first base or
the outfield. Of all the returnees,
only Dibble swings from the first
base side of the plate.
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| Title | 1962_06 The Daily Collegian June 1962 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1962 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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| Language | eng |
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| Title | June 25, 1962, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1962 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
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Jura. 23, 1942
COLIEGIAN — jjJMjjjSj SESSION
Pope) Tnr—
FSC's Reidenbach
Gets Track Medal—
But Not For Long
"It shouldn't have happeued to
a dojc."
This was Freano State track
coach Dutch Warmerdam'a reac-
tlon to the now-you-see-lt. now-
you-don't switch thai saw FSC
hurdler Duane Heidenbach award¬
ed a sixth place 4 40-yard hurdles
medaJ in the recent NCAA track
meet, only to have It taken away
on an official's ruling.
"What hurt most," moaned
Warmerdsm, "was that we didn't
find out about the disqualifica¬
tion until we read about lt In the
Sunday morning papers."
Awarded Sixth
Reidenbach had been awarded
the medal for sixth place in a
photo-finleh with San Jose State's
West Coast Relays champion
Bruce McCullough. the third time
he had beaten HcCullougli In
four meets. However, a lynx-eyed
track Inspector reported that
Reidenbach had dragged his trail¬
ing; ]eg around one of the hurdles
Instead of over It as prescribed In
the rules.
However, the disqualification
wasn't ruled until after Reiden¬
bach had left the victory stand
with tbe medal. "And I'd still like
to know why It took them that
long," Warmerdam commented
acidly.
Slim Cliance
Warmerdam said he still
thought there might be a chance
for Reidenbach, albeit a slim one.
The rules permit a hurdler to
carr? his trailing foot outside the
hurdle If lt remains above the
level of the hurdle and Warmer¬
dam said he was writing meet
director Leo Harris to determine
if thin was what had actually
occurred.
"Sometimes an Inspector won't
be completely familiar with the
rule and will call a violation
where none existed," Warmerdam
explained. "1 doubt it will do any
good but 1 told Duane to hold
onto the medal until we made
sure."
Reldenback's sixth place would
have been the first point for Fres-
Recreation
Schedule
At A Glance
The MiitwiKT' session recrea¬
tion and co-ed ucntlonal intra¬
mural program nt a glance:
DAILY ACTIVITIES
SH-immlng _.-0 PM
Table Tennis iW» PM
Badminton 3-0 pm
Volleyball .3-0 PM
sUaakettN-ll 3-0 PM
Tennis 8-0 PM
Golf 8-0 PM
EVENING ACTIVITIES
(Tuesday through Thursday
only)
."isviimuinfj 0-9 PM
Table Tennis 0-9 PM
Iladmlnton 0-9 PM
Volleyball 0-9 PM
Banketbidl 6-9 PM
Trampoline 7-9 PM
Tennis 0-9 PM
Golf 0-9 PM
INTRAMURAL
TOUBNAMENTS
Golf (Regular) — Continue*
through fifth week; men's and
women's Individual match play;
Airways Golf Course (men)
and Hank's Swank Pitch nnd
Putt Course (women).
Golf (Hole-in-one) — To be
held at summer school plt-nic.
Volleyball — Fifth week,
Tuesday evening; co-wlucatlon-
nl teams from summer .-i-olim
classes only.
Howling—Continues throiifcli
sixth week, Monday afternoon;
men's and women's sliipli'H;
ladder tournament, high game,
high series, high total; Black-
•none Bowl. ■***
Badminton — Third week,
Tuesday evening. Mixed doub¬
let only.
no State In NCAA track competi¬
tion wince Jack Wilcox finished
third In the 880 in 1968. .No Bull¬
dog has ever placed in th*1 inter¬
mediate hurdle;! in NCAA com¬
petition.
jim Mcknight chevron service
CHEVRON QlAltk
Pick-Ufo,ami Qolivery
TUNE-UP - BRAKES
Phone BA 7-8125
Cor. Cedar & Shaw Fresno, Calif.
BLUE CHIP STAMPS
i_^2
Beiden Builds For '63 NCAA Drive;
Infield, Pitching Looks Impressive
Although his powerful 1962
squad has been riddled by grad¬
uation losses. Kresno State Col¬
lege baseball coach Pete Beiden
Is looking forward to another ban¬
ner year In 1963.
Losses trom this year's Bulldog
team Included one NCAA District
S ail-star team pick (center field¬
er Terry Banderas), four more
all-conference picks, and three
other regulars or semi-regulars.
Dpspite this. Beiden remains op¬
timistic over equalling or surpasn-
ing this year's 34-9 record and
No. 5 national ranking.
Reason number one for Bel-
den s cheer Is pitching. "It's the
name of the game," Beiden points
out, noting that four of his top
five hurlers return.
Only absentee la All-CCAA
choice Jerry MacDonald. However.
Dave Hoover had a 9-1 record
and southpaws Virgil DeGeorge
and Ed Hite had respective earned
run averages of 1.1.5 and 1.S9. All
three return as does Dennis
Shaves, the staff's No. 5 man who
had arm (rouble most of the year.
Fred McPherson. a curve-baller
up from the junior varsity, should
help. Oilier possibilities are JV
graduates Dan Chrisco (S-2 last
year) and Manny Fierro |
