1962_10 The Daily Collegian October 1962

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BULLDOGS RATED THIRD NATIONALLY
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Weekend
Grid Picks
B* JACK McCLENEGHAN
Collegian Sports Editor
When all the returns were In from lost week's games this corner
had a 30 7s right. Its been a long time since upsets like Stanford
<beat Michigan St.) and Nebraska (beat Michigan) have beenre-
corded. We had tickets on both games. Here's your "blue-plate spec¬
ials" for t.:ns weekend.
FSC OVER AC
State's forward wall better contain Abiteue's "hell-fire" halfback
Thayne McKnlght if they're to win. It will be closer than everyone
thinks. Fresno by 6. -    - -  -  -   -    -
use- over Iowa. No one believes coach John McKay's statement
"Wft have a good club this year." Stanford over Oregon Stale. The
difference here could bo the Beaver's Terry Baker. Ohio State over
UCLA. Maybe. Just maybe. SM1.T over Ihe Air Force. Upset of the
week, Indiana over Wisconsin. The Hoosiers have more than most
people think.
Purdue over Notre Dame. The Irish will have their hands full.
Pittaburg over California. Bear's Tom Blanchtleld isn't enough. TOO
over Arkansas. Texas Christian has college football's tallest quarter¬
back (Sonny Gibbs E-T).
Other games: McMurry St. Teacher's College over Rio Breavo State.
SATURDAY'S STARTING LINEUPS 7:00 PM  tPDT)
San Angelo, Texas
Jan    Paris    (100) LER A.M. Dycus  (307)
Monlle   Day   (1*0)     ... .LTR .Larry Curtis  (21)5
Miko   Slaglo    (!05l LOR „ Leo Owen   (210)
J.  R. Williams (1301 C .Eddie Anderson  (200)
Jack   Boban   (130. RGL.     Del  Wilson   (195)
Jim Kroas (210)   RTL... ..Jerry  Turner   (195)
Jan   Barrett   (2301 REL.  Gary  Coho   (210)
Jon Anabo  (195 I QB Jerry Gibson (165)
Grover Morris  (165)
Jerry  Allen   (16S)	
Jack   Knight   (ISO).
TEAM AVERAGES
LHR
. HHL..
. Owen   Morrison   (165)
..Elgin Conner (170
 FB Thayne MeKnlght (
FSC line (224.2). AC line (201.1). FSC back-
field (178.J). (170.0). FSC team (20T.8). AC (201.1).
THE GAME — Look for the Bulldogs to nil the air with footballs
while Abilene Christian College will try for wide-open running at¬
tack on deep reverses and end sweeps. The Bulldogs will use their
traditional two unit substitution, white the Wildcats will counter
with special defensive unit on goal line defenses.
PBO — Offensively look for newcomer Jim Long to get the call on
tho ground for end sweeps. Jon Anabo and Beau Carter will throw a
lot to flankers Jan Barrett. Jan Paris. Joe Williams and Darrell
Dunbar. Defensively, J'wil Wicker, Montlo Day and Hank Robledo
will got plenty of work. Linebacker J. R. Williams will be kept busy
ABILENB CHRISTIAN — Offensively the Wildcats will run the
finest halfback the Bulldogs will meet all season In Thayne Me¬
Knlght. He can hit the homerun anytime; Defensively the Wildcats
will use "gang-tackllog" to offset the heavier Fresno offensive tor-
ward   wall   which  will   outwelght AC'S linemen almost  20  lbs.  per
Judging Team Wins
(Continued from Page I)
first   In    the   Guernsey   contest,
giving the college a second place.
Harold   Rasmussen   tied   with
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contest   and   took   ninth   in   tl
Guernsey.
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(Continued from Page J)
Interest high. In the letter writing
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Cross Country Squad To
Open Season Tomorrow
By DAN O'BRIEN
Collegian Sports Writer
"Over hill, over dale," will be the cry of Fresno State's
cross country team as they open the season tomorrow at 11
AM against Cal Poly on the rugged 5,000 meter Lake Miller-
ton course. .
Coach Dutch Warmerdam will throw his entire 17 man
squad against the Mustangs rrom
San  Luis  Obispo  in  order  to bm
Just how this year's squad ghatm
SNAGS AERIAL—Junior left end Jem Faris (200) has been
described by local cportswrilers as having magic hands"
when on ihe receiving end ai an aerial Faris carr.e into
ihe spotlighl lasl year when he caught the winning 7D
pass in ihe last 30 seconds of play against ihe University ol
the Pacilic He'll try to make "(aster lime" tomorrow night
against Abilene Christian in San Angelc, Texas
—Photo by Dick Creelman
High Schools
Set Debate
Clinic Here
Debate teams of aproxlmately
20U San Joaquin Valley high
school Itoareil Wm Invade the
campus October 13 to participate
In a high school debater's clinic
sponsored by the r'SC Korensics
Squad.
Dr. It A. Mlnlck. assistant pro¬
fessor of economics, will open the
session with a speech lu the Little
Theater,
Serving
a critic for the ached-
t>e Dr.  J.   M.  Smith,
Fresno State Eleven Enroute To Texas;
14 Game Winning Streak On Line
By JACK HcCLBNBQHAN
Collegian  Sports   Editor
Special to the Collegian - Fresno Air Terminal 8:15 AM
A calm, serious but confident Fresno State College football team departed on a United
DC-7 to San Angelo, Texas this morning in hopes of extending a 14 game winning streak
and holding onto its national third place small college rating.
What lies ahead of this Fresno powerhouse in the wide open plains of Texas is anyone's
guess because of the two big question marks concerning tomorrow evening's contest-
flight
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third   game   hae   been^'a
mare"    for    everyone}
with Fresno football.
In the past the Bulldogs
defeated by the San Diego
rioes 13-7. scored a last m
touchdown to beat Abilene,
eked out a 20-11* victory ore
University   ot   the   ['aciflc   In
century In 3.7 and has ripped <■'<
scoring Jaunts or 63 and 91 yards.
He also haa two runs of 63 yards
to  his  credit.   butQklled  to  b
Directing
y    Gibson
,ng into Mb
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MeKnlght.   He
the in tho Wildcat's last two games.
■'.■■-:.<. Gibson is the first real passer this
a. the! school has had In the las
l     is I years. His main target is right end
the I A. M. Dy
Sellout Expected
l   hand   fcii
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Angelo'* local high school stad¬
ium which only holds 12.600
should b» filled to capacity. Fres¬
no's gridiron fortunes have taken
a big step towards becoming a
small college Pacific Coast power
since Coleman's arrival, and
school's   on   this   year's   schedule
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Disappointed Coach
Warmerdam stated. "I will be
disappointed if we don't win !■,],
one. If we lose, we will ha>- «
lot of work ahead of us." Thf
Bulldogs defeated Cal Poly i^
year but-they ttad a young irjuaj
and Improved during tho sassou.
Warmerdam   continued.
If I her have been runnlns |]|
year, they could be tough, aceotf-
ing to warmerdam. Cal i'o|T
started classes lust a week ago.
Warmerdam feels, however, that
they arc not one of the stronger
teams !ti tho California CollegUli
Athletic Association.
The Bulldogs will be led br
Spike Blggers, last year's top mas
and CCAA runner-up. Rick Dahl-
gren and Ed Savage are oxpr-cted
to give Blggers a battle for the
top spot.
Results of last week's tim»
trials over a two and onn hair
mile course found Dahlgren win¬
ning with a time of 13:02 He
was followed by Savage at 13:17
Larry Dorsey. 13;19. Jon Her
log. 13:26. and Danny Thorns*.
13:43, rounded out the top five
finishers. Blggers did not on,.
pete In the time trials.
The harriers will travel to th*
Sacramento Invitational II eat
next Saturday, where they win
face Stanford, Chlco State, and
Sacramento  Stale,   among  oth-js
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