1962_06 The Daily Collegian June 1962

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Junes 11. 1942
COLLEGIAN — SUMMER SESSION
fogs Tlssse
Varied Recreational,
IM Program On Tap
A widely varied program of rec¬
reational activities and Intramur¬
al athletic competition has been
scheduled for summer session
students, faculty, and staff mem¬
bers and their families.
Recreational facilities will be
available Monday through Friday
afternoons and Tuesday through
Thursday evenings. In addition,
five Intramural tournaments are
scheduled for those seeking com¬
petition In their favorite sports.
Featured attraction will be the
Fresno State College swimming
pool, which will be open from 2
to 6 PM dally and from 6 to 9
PM Tuesday through Thursday.
Myron Anderson, director of the
summer program, expects from
300 to 600 persons a day to use
the pool.
"Over 15,000 persons took ad¬
vantage of our summer recreation
and Intramural program last
year," Anderson noted. ."And the
swimming pool accounted for the
vast  majority  of  that   number."
"That's not 15,000 different
persons, of course," Anderson
hastened to add. "That's actually
man-days of use of our facilities
during the summer."
Activities available, In addi¬
tion'to swimming. Include table
tennis, badminton, volleyball, bas¬
ketball, trampoline, tennis, and
golf.
The trampoline will be avail¬
able only at night — from 7 to
9 PM Tuesday through Thursday.
The other activities will be avail¬
able from 3 to 6 PM dally and
from 6 to 9 PM Tuesday through
Thursday.
Tournaments are scheduled In
golf,  badminton,  volleyball,  and
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bowling. In addition, a hole-In-
one tournament Is scheduled in
conjunction with the picnic which
traditionally winds up summer
session social activity. .All events
on the schedule are open to both
men and women.
First event on the intramural
program will be tbe golf tourna¬
ment. Both men's and women's
divisions will begin play next
Monday with the deadline for
signups being Friday at 3 PM.
Tournament entries will be ac¬
cepted starting today In Ander¬
son's office at room 106 of the
men's gym.
Play will be on a match basis
with men playing 18 holes at the
Airways Coif Course and women
playing nine holes at Hank
Swank's Pitch and Putt Course.
The bowling tournament will
also begin next week. Play will
be on Monday afternoons at Black-
stone Bowl with slgnupa being
taken the first day of the tourna¬
ment.
Tbe badminton tournament will
be held the third week of the
summer session and the volleyball
tourney the fifth week. Signups
for each will be held the opening
night of the event.
Kirschenman Set
For NCAA Golf
Sophomore slugger Arnle
Kirschenman will represent Fres¬
no State College In the NCAA
golf championships over the Duke
University course In Durham,
North Carolina. June 1 <4th
through 23rd.
Kirschenman, the .1962 District
8 NCAA college division chain-
plon. Is one of collegiate golf'i
longest hitters. He won tbe driv¬
ing contest at the Southern Cali¬
fornia Intercollegiate champion¬
ships the his: two years, this year
connecting tor a 384-yard blast.
Kirschenman had only a 3-3-1
match record but played his best
golf In the late-season tourna¬
ments. His stroke average of 74,5
was the best on the squad.
Fresno State has been repre¬
sented annually In the NCAA
tournament In recent years by
one or more golfers. The best In¬
dividual Bhowlng by a Bulldog
came In 1960 when Henry Fogg
■iicluHi the third round, defeat-
IngNEastern Intercollegiate cham-
pionVDon Norbury of Penn before
bowingNout. —
Recreation
Schedule
At A Glance
The mtmnn*T session recrea-
tioo and co-edDcatlonal Intra¬
mural program at a glance:
DAILY ACTIVITIES
Swimming     2-tt PM
Table Tennis   8-6 PM
Badminton   .8-41 PM
Volleyball     ~ 3* PM
lliwk.-tb-.il    8-8 PM
Tennis    8-8 PM
QoU    8-8 PM
• • e
EVENING ACTIVITIES
(Tuesday through Thursday
only)
Swimming     8*9 PM
Table Tennis  8-9 PM
Badminton    8-9 PM
Volleyball  8-9 PM
Basketball     - 8-9 PM
Trampoline  7-9 PM
Tennis     - 6-9 PM
Golf     6-9 PM
INTRAMURAL
TOURNAMENTS
Golf (Regular) — Second
through fifth week; men's and
women's Individual match play;
nlgnup this week; Airways Golf
Course. < men) and Hank's
Swank Pitch and Putt Course
(women).
Golf (Hole-ln-one) — To be
held  at summer school  picnic.
Volleyball — Fifth week,
Tuesday evening; co-ediicatlon-
al teams from summer Mnaion
claaMs only.
Bowling — BeOQWd through
sixth weekrt, Monday afternoon;
men's and women's singles;
ladder tournament, high game,
high scrir*-, high total; illiick-
Htoat* Bowl.
'62 Campus Goes
On Sale In Ag 101
Approximately 300 copies of
the 1962 Campus, the Fresno
Stale College student yearbook,
are available In the FSC Associa¬
tion office, 101 agricultural
building.
Students. w|io made reserva¬
tions and have 1961 fall and 1962
sprlnB student body cards, can
pick up their copies. Students
having the two student body
cards but did not reserve a book
may obtain one for |2.
The charge for students with
only one card and no reservation
Is $4.50 and for persons without
student  body cards,  $7.
Bulldogs Run In Pair
Of Meets This Week
Fresno State College athletes
are scheduled to compete In two
meets this week as the 1962 track
season draws near, a close.
Coach Cornelius (Dutch) War¬
merdam will tako seven perform¬
ers to Delano tonight for the Cen¬
tral California AAU champion¬
ships. Tomorrow, he'll leave for
Eugene, Oregon, with hurdlers
Duane Reidenbach and Hugh Ad¬
ams, who will compete In the
NCAA championships Friday and
Saturday.
Reidenbach is one of the pre*
meet favorites in the 400-meter
hurdles at Eugene. He rates as
the No. 2 collegian at the dis¬
tance on the Coast behind Rex
Cawley of USC.
Reidenbach and Adams will
tune up for their NCAA bid by
running the 440 and low hurd¬
les at Delano. Adams is defend¬
ing CCAAU champion In both
events and will be favored to re¬
peat as low hurdle kingpin; he
ranks fourth on the all-time FSC
Hat with a best clocking of 23.3.
Also competing at Delano will
be Bulldog sprinter Bill Knocke,
half-miter Eugene Marzette, mller
Rick Dahlgren, and pole vaulters
Frank Pollock and Denols Bybee.
The latter, a sophomore, will com¬
pete unattached.
Knocke will run either the half
or the 220 and 440, depending on.
his physical condition. Last year,N
he won the Central California
AAU 100 crown and'waa narrow¬
ly edged by teammate Jerry Bel-
land In the 880.
Dahlgren ran a 4:18.S mile In
practice recently, two tenths of
a second under bis all-time best,
and will try to cut his time still
further tonight. Pollock and By-
bee will be out to Improve on
their personal best marks of 1S'9"
and 13'6", respectively.
Reidenbach, who holds the FSC
record of 52.1 for the 400-meter
hurdles and has covered'the 440-
yard hurdles in 62,3, Is expected
to crack the point column In the
NCAA but faces (stiff competi¬
tion. However, Cawley, the only
standout In the field, plans to
run the 440 prior to the hurdles
and may not be at top form for
the event.
Adams has been something of
a disappointment In the Inter¬
mediates but off his 440 best of
49.3 and his low hurdles form,
could surprise at Eugene. Hit all-
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