1962_09 The Daily Collegian September 1962

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Ratcliffe Victory,
PlayersTellWhy
By JAC__"McCLENEGHAN
"Fresno had too damn many men for us to handle," said
Whitworth's great left end John Murio. That description
seemed to explain the Bulldogs 48-7 rout over the Spokane,
Washington school.
Murio went on explaining that Fresno's two unit system
of almost equal strength  simply
wore down his club. "We aren't
used to seeing two squads thrown
at us . . . well I guess the score
Indicates that."
Comments   by   Fresno   players
were the following:
"Our third score Just before the
half hurt Whltworth after they
had played us almost on even
terms. It's a great way to start
the season," said Jan Barrett.
Held Pirates
"I thought our holding them
(Pirates) on four downs within
our ten yard line after the score
was tied 7-7 broke their backs,"
sold Hike Slagle. Jack Bohan
spoke up. "I know you're right on
lhat count. Mike!"
"It was heads up defensive play
that won this game tor us," aald
Grover Morris.
Sophomore end Darrell Dun¬
bar thought the tire-up play ot
line-backer Bill  Laughlln turned
Polo Team Wins
FSCs water polo team blast¬
ed Modesto College 14-2 Satur¬
day  afternoon   In   FSCs  pool.
the tide for Fresno in the first
half. "Laughlin's spirited play
sparked our Blue Unit in the sec¬
ond quarter." said Dunbar.
But Montle Day came up with
an answer that typllfies this
year's spirited team. When asked
the turning point for State he
fired back. "The start of the
game."
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Juliana Picks
The Champ
By JACK McCLENEGHAN
Collegian Sports Editor
Professional athletics are big business in this era and the living
proof of that statement can be seen In your neighborhood theater
tomorrow evening around S PM when two heavyweights square off
against each other.
I'm talking about the Floyd Patterson-So any Llston match which
will grass around !.5 million dollars for everyone concerned with lt
—mainly Dncle Sam.
Two years sgo when I was new to the campus I saw my first
boxing match. It was Just that, because Intercollegiate boxing Is
entirely different from prlze-flghting. Fresno State'a former boxing
coach. Joe Julians, founded boxing on thjs campus. It didn't last
long. People ln higher places were disturbed with the boxing deaths
that occurred In the NCAA finals In Wisconsin.
Saw The End
Wrestling was being promoted and Juliana knew the end was
coming soon to the sport at State. But for lhat one year. I never
enjoyed any sport more than intercollegiate boxing. It drew the
students and tbe townspeople.
Now that Juliana Is no longer connected with the coaching end of
the sport at FSC, he Is kept busy with Instruction as the head of
Fresno's recreation division of tbe physical education department.
I wanted to get an expert's opinion on tomorrow night's titanic so I
looked up Joe ln bis brand new office.
f Can Win Eight ,
"I think Patterson Is going to give Llston a boxing lesson." said
Juliana without any hesitation. I believe the tight will go the dis¬
tance and Patterson will get the decision. I know a lot of people
will disagree with my forecast, but I do think Patterson will win it,"
Even though many people think Llston will destroy Patterson there
is no doubt that champion Floyd is the sentimental favorite. As
Juliana explained lt. "he Is respected, a gentleman and clean-cut
young man who lives like the heavyweight champion of the world
should."
RED UNIT GUARD ■— Two year veteran guard, lack Bohan,
is considered by many as the toughest competitor in Ihe
Bulldog interior line. At 6-2 and weighing 220 lbs., he gives
the Red Unit size and experience at his slot.
Polo Lineup
Almost Ready
Fresno State's water polo team seems to have found the
right starting; combination, featuring scoring sensations Den¬
nis Bledsoe and Tony Atencio, after weekend action against
the Modesto Swim Club and Modesto College.    .
The Bulldog poloists open conference play against Santa
Barbara this Friday and from all.'
Indications coach Ara Halrabedlan
he following lineup for
the league opener.
Bledsoe,  Atenclo  and  Hal  nev¬
er  will  open  at  the  forwards.
iss   Fitzgerald   will   handle  the
eenterback slot.
For the first time ln tile his¬
tory of the young sport there Is
experience and  real   poten-
n  this  club.   The   Bulldogs
have    the   conference's    top    two
scorers   In   Bledsoe   and   Atenclo
as  front   line experience.
Ryder  ana   McClure could   he¬
me outstanding guards now that
they have experience behind them.
Ryder Is a two-year letterman
and McClure is a Junior college
transfer from San Mateo JC. Fltx-
erald. Hevener and Hoffman all
lettered last year for the Bulldogs.
Coach Adler Gets
Former FSC Stars
Junior varsity coach Jack Adler has received some help
on a different end for his 1962 club. Instead of more players
which he needs for the rugged BuIIpup schedule, he haa re¬
ceived three new coaches.
Former 196X Fresno grid iron stars Bill Kendrick, Don
Brockett and   Doug Brown  have*
Joined the JV coaching staff to
instruct tbe pro-dominated fresh¬
man squad.
Kendrick. Brockett and Brown
all played on the undefeated 1961
Bulldog team which woo the
hearts of the Los Angeles sports
writers ln the Mercy Bowl Classic.
Kendrick was among the top
rushers in the CCAA last year
and was selected to the All-Con¬
ference team.
Came With Coleman
Brockett. a three-year letter-
man at the center post, entered
FSC when head couch Cecil Cole¬
man began his tenure. His rugged
defensive play spearheaded both
the RED and BLUE units of Cole¬
man's those 'three years. Brown,
yho was "red-ahlrted" by the Los
Angeles Rams In his Junior year' gardless "of  experience.
at Fresno, ranks as one of the all-
lime great linemen who attended
State.
Rams Property
Brown Is still tbe properly of
the Rams. He entered the servico
this past year and missed ton
much practice so the Rams has.
kept his contract and given him
the word to "report next -eat
and be ready to go."
Meanwhile on the other* end
two more players have reportei)
to Adler bringing the total up to
27 men. Adler has now developed
three backfieldii. The third back¬
fleld Is composed of men who
have never played football hofon-
This seems to be the entire ylr-
ture on the JV scene whero spiri.
and enthusiasm seem to rule re-
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