1962_07 The Daily Collegian July 1962

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Juty 9,  1962	
Recreation
Schedule
At A Glance
The  mimiiier  session  recrea¬
tion   nnd   co-ed ucntlonal  intra¬
mural program at & glancei
DAILY ACTIVITIES
Sw.mminff     2-0  PM
Table  Tennis     3-6  PM
1 la. t ni... toil    . 8-4   PM
Volleyball      3-6 PM
lloaketball    JJ-6 PM
Tennis     S-O PM
«olf     3-6  PM
■EVENING ACTIVITIES
(Tuesday through Tl.urjstUj-
cmUt)
.Swimming     6-9   I'M
Table Tennis - 6-9 PM
Badminton    6-9 PM
Volleyball  6-9 PM
Basketball    0-9 TM
Trampoline  7-9 PM
TennJ« 6-9 PM
OoU ft-9  PM
INTRAMURAL
TOURNAMENTS
Golf (Regular) — Continues
through fifth week; men's nnd
women's individual match play;
AirwayH Golf Course (men)
and Hank's Swank Pitch nnd
Putt Oourse (women).
Golf (Hole-ln-one) — To !><■
held at  summer  school  picnic.
Volleybnll — Fifth week.
Tueoday evening; co-cducatlon-
al teams from summer session
clmaees only.
Bowling—Continues through
sixth week, Monday afternoon;
men's and women's singles;
ladder tournament, high gume,
high series, high total: Blnck-
stone Bowl.
COLLEGIAN — SUMMBt SESSION
rPoQv) Thw
WHAM, BANG — Top seeded Jack Adler slams one down
the middle Adler is the favorite to cop the Summer Session
intra-mural qolf championship
FSC Gridders Facing
Rugged 1962 Schedule
The 1962 Fresno State College
football squad will face one of
tht> toughest schedules In recent
FSC history this fall.
Almost every team the null-
dogs face Is expected to be Im¬
proved over last ye.ir. In particu¬
lar. FSC's California ColleElnf
Athletic Association opponents
are   exported   to   he   toucher   and
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Fresno's IHame CCAA winning
streak  Is In  real  Jeopardy
"Either Sao Diego State or
Long Ht'ftch State could beat US
In the conference without any
trouble at all," head coach Cecil
Coleman  analyzes
'"San DU'ko has practically all
their players back plus some red¬
skins thai i hey are very high on.
Long Bench cot in the best crop
of Junior college transfers they
have ever hail "
Cal 1'oly and UC Santa Bar-
hara should also be improved,
Coleman figures; Cal Poly placed
a surprise second In last year's
CCAA race with a aophomore-
studded club. Los Angeles State
lost heavily by graduation but
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IM Volleyball Scheduled
Tuesdays; Golf In Semis
VOLLEYBALL
The summer session Intramural
volleyball championship tourna¬
ment will be held Thursday at 7
PM In  the men's gymnasium.
TeamB will be composed of
three men and three women and
must be organized from a sum¬
mer session class Signup for the
tournament will be held Immed¬
iately before the start of play.
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GOLF
i'k.y was scheduled to be com¬
pleted this week In tho summer
session Intramural golf tourna¬
ment with IM director Myron An¬
derson keeping his fingers crossed
that the tourney would finish on
schedule.
One quarter-final match 8(111
remains to be completed at mid¬
week last week, that matching
Dick Colllver and third-seeded
Larry I'apo. Reaching the semi¬
finals were Jack Adler, the top
seed. No. 4 ranked Len Bourdet,
and  unseeded   Foltx  Wllkerson.
Adler. who will play the T'upe-
Colllver winners In the semis,
breezed past Stefan Nyarady, 6
and 9. Wllkerson and Bourdet,
who will tangle In the semis, ad¬
vanced by closer mar gin a; Wll¬
kerson   upset   second-seeded   Bob¬
by Fries. 2 and  1, aod Bourdet
edged Floyd Strain, 1 ap.
Janet Edwards became the first
finalist in either division when
she topped Hazel Tompkins, 3
and 2. in the semi-finals of wo¬
men's play.
The other end of the draw still
had one quarter-final match to be
played with Shirley Creswell
paired against Betty Boos. Betty
Gernrdln will meet tho winner to.
the semis.
Men's competition Is over the
1 H-hole route at Airways Golf .
Course and women's play at nine
holes at Hank's Swank Pitch and
Putt Course.
BOWLING
Tightening races In both men's
and women's division held the
spotlight as the summer session
Intramural bowling tournament
went Into Its next to last week.
Play resumes today at 3 PM
In the Blackstone Bow). In addi¬
tion to the competition for high
overall average In the five-week
tournament, trophies will also be
awarded for high game and high
series In both men's and women's
divisions, giving latecomers a
chance  to hit  the prize list.
Bob Hoke continues to iMd tbe
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