1962_10 The Daily Collegian October 1962

              Texan's Will Await FSC
The Fresno State College Collagran
-Poge Fovt
Junior Varsity Grids
Prepare For Cat Poly
Coach Jack Adler has stepped up the practice pace for
his Fresno State College junior varsity football team with
the opening game against Cal Poly five days away.
Adler was particularly encouraged by. his interior line,
anchored by two former all-city Fresno high school players
—230-pound  tackle Russel  Drlt-+	
siis  from  San Joaquin   Memorial   — a —..>—.
Time Trials To
Pick Trackmen
and guard Paul Warlfentln from
Me Lane.
Lacks Experience
However,    the    backrteld    was
sorely lacking In both experience
and  size.  The  present first-string
halfbacks.     Fred     Hlmovltz    andi^^e
Nick   Castro,  are  both  converted
The   tentative   first   unit   after
[]..■    first   week   of    practice    In
TOP RUSHER — Senior halfback Graver Morris currently
leads Ihe Bulldogs in tolal yardage gained through two
games. A two year letterman, Morris will head FSC back-
field against Abilene Christian this Saturday.
Bulldogs Point
To Texas Tussle
llj JIM CHURCH
Wttb businesslike anticipation.
the Fresno State College football
team swilu Its trip lo San An-
gelo Texas, and what Its coaches
hope will be the Bulldog's third
straight  victory  of  the  season.
Abilene  Christian   College  pre-
hat of at
quantity" as little Is n
'unltn.
iho
Hot
IVildcal
coach Jerry Mulllns scouted Ihe
Bulldogs last Friday night as
they were piling up a 36-0 score
against the hapless University of
Calif dVnta at San I a Barbara
Gauchos. Mulllns went away
talking about Ihe size of the Bull¬
dogs. He said Abilene has exper¬
ience with 21 returning ietter-
meo, and possibly more speed.
Mulllns tried to throw a little
psychology Into etfect as he hum¬
bly commented, "Those big boys
will probably eat our 111 ole fel-
Howover. those big boys on
the Blue unit didn't took like
they had much of an appetite
Friday night as they let the
Gauchos run back kickofts and
punt returns to the mtdfleld
■tripe on several occasions. The
blue team also drew most of the
70 yards FSC racked up In pen¬
alties, one nullifying a touchdown
olay.
Abilene Christian nipped lone-
time rival Howard. Payne Col¬
lege. 29-18, with a last second
field goal, last week.
A ilsli to the Bulldog dressing
room after the Santa Barbara
game dispelled any Ideas that
FSC was worried about the
Gauchos.
Guard Mike Single summed It
up; "We expected to win. we
came here to do it. and we did
It."
The Bulldogs depicted the at
tltude of a champion. They weri
not over-confident. Just tell i:-
surlng. But good champions fal;
hardest, and every team in the
California Collegiate Athletic
Conference Is looking to play the
role  of  the giant-killer.
Head coach Cecil Coleman said,
"we were sharper against Whit-
worth." He had good words foi
newcomer Jim Long, who
emerged the star of the garni
with three touchdowns, one on i
60-yard run. Graver Morris
sprinted for another and Jan Bar
rett caught one or John Anabo'
■bombs for, one. A spectacular
pass-and-run play from Anabo
end Jan Farris was nullified by
a holding penalty. Anabo came
through with four conversion
boots without a miss, i
Darrell Dunbar, a tiger
fense, caught a pass from Beau
Carter  ror  two   points.
You  can  pay   190   to  travel
San Angelo to see Fresno
Abilene   Christian   if   you   want.
I'm   saving   my   money   for   the
University    of    Pacific   and    San
Diego State games.
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center: Tom Polndexter or Frank
'■• ■-,■.!. quarterback; Hlmovltz,
left half; Castro, right half; and
either Ernie Kinney or Gary
Nllmeler at fullback.
Next Week
The Bullpups' opener will be
ilriii.n 5 against the Cal Poly
JV's at San Luis Obispo. Tbe
Pupa also play the University Of
California Frosli and Los Angeles
State JV's on the road, before
returning to Ratcllffe Stadium
November 3 for their only home
appearance or the season against
Portervllle   College.
Coach Dutch Waraerdam Is
J4ow_hoJ(Hng time trials to pick-
untry squad for the
opening meet of the season. The
Bulldogs will take on Cal Poly
In a home meet at Lake Miller-
ton   next   Friday.
According to Warmerdam, Spike
Biggers. Rick Dahlgren. Ed Sav-
{ age, and Danny Thomas are bat¬
tling for the  top  spot.
Behind these men. says War¬
merdam, are Ken Kemmerer.
Larry  Dorsey  and  Joe  Hersog.
The Bulldogs will have three
home   meets   this   season.
YOU AND
YOUR FRIENDS
ARE INVITED
lo see a colored film entitled
'The Story of Christian Science,*
and hear two radio programs
from the new Christian Science
series, "The Bible Speaks to
You," in the Sunday school au¬
ditorium, 280 Weit Shaw on
Thursday evening, October A
at 7;30 p.m.
More Federal
Loans Open
Kenneth E. Lewis, coordinator
of financial aid, announced today
that approximately J 40.000 in
federal loans will be available to
Fresno State College students for
next semester and the summer
school   session.
Applications will be taken after
December for the loans from the
National   Defense   Education  Act.
One hundred and seventy stu¬
dents are enrolled at the college
under the NDEA loans touting
over sys,900 this
cording to Lewis. '
New Rules Listed For
Intramural Football Games
Rule changes regarding block¬
ing and charging for this year's
flag football program have been
announced by Intramural Director
Myron Anderson.
Some other new rules will also
be enforced. The games will start
with a scrimmage play from the
20-yard line Instead of the usual
kick-oft.
"Regarding equipment." An¬
derson emphasized, "players must
wear tennis shoes or be bare foot
and any player wearing glasses
must wear glass guards."
The main rule changes pertain
to blocking and charging. The
rule, book reads, "blocking as In
regulation  football  Is  prohibited.
However, offensive players mar
protect the man with tbe ball by
screening."
Screening Is defined aa an of¬
fensive player maintaining a posi¬
tion between the defensive play
er and the man with the ball.
The screener must keep hla hands
Inside hla elbows when me'rlpf
the screen. No part of the screen-
er's body, except his feet, can be
In contact with the ground
throughout the screen. Movement
of the screener's body In any
direction which causes bodily
contact will be considered block¬
ing and result in a ten-yard
penalty.
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