1962_11 The Daily Collegian November 1962

              The Fresno Stale Collage Colleglon-
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FSC Dogs Meet UOP At 3:30 Today
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\*e\      Harriers Are Not
^Jf2 Improving
l(y JACK McCLEKEGHAN
Collegian Sports Editor
Cross country coach Dulch^ Warmerdam ls beginning to wonder
why his top runners "Spike" Blggers and Rick Dahlgren are not
doing better In competition.
Last week Blggers and Dahlgren were beaten by runners they had
—n^frat*ed--ln--the-CCAA-^eagu<-meet-a^*r^ar-«go.^Long Beach-State
won the triangular meet from Fresno and Sacramento State College
over tbe 5.000 meter course at Millerton Lake.
Just what the reason Is for the failure of Dahlgren and Blggers ls
a question mark. Even lowly Cal Poly (SLO) placed Its top runner
ahead ot the two Fresno runners.
Savage Is Coming
Tim only bright spot to dale has been the running of freelunan
Eddie Savage. The harrier from Antloch has been Improving with
every moot and Is now being turned loose In varsity meets. Savogo't
biggest problem has been getting stronger to run the longer coUrgt
distance than what be ran in high1 school.
Another man showing improvement haa been Junior Larry Dorsey.
Tbe medium built veteran runner has cut almost 32 seconds off his
best times last year and continues to batter tbe clock.
He nog Is Pussier
Another question mark concerning this year's team Is the dis¬
appointment of little Joe Herxog who at one time last year was
thought to be a top flight mller.
Hi-nut made tho headlines last year when lie whipped off a 4:22.-1
mile to win the All>Cotncra meet. Following that race he r.une back
in the halt mile and ran a 1:57.6 to take a second place. Tho El
CanUno JC transfer has not come close to eqnallng Ids great double
effort of last year.
Other runners who seem to be making no further advancement
are veterans Ken Kemmerer and Jerry Wegley.
Talent la There
Tbe Junior varsity scene doesn't look any brighter.   The roster
shows the runners have the credentials but their efforts haven't been
anything to rave about yet.
''lilke Adams. Marv DeCarto, Mike Farschon, Larry Knuth, Chuck
Odahl. Mike Smith, Danny Thomas. Jeff Wilson, Al Davis and Jim
Watchemplno should show better results.
Croos-coantry is a ragged, individual sport. The mental attitude
ot a runner haa > lot to do with how well he fare* In competition.
Dutch Warmcrdiim 1* a "nice guy" and this corner would like to see
his team start producing for him.  The talent is there . . .
Hairabedian Predicts Best Effort;
Fresno Squad Is Heavy Underdog
The surging Fresno Slate v
polo team will play a tough
doubleheader this afternoon start¬
ing with a 3:30 game against Uni¬
versity of Pacific.
At 7 PM the Bulldogs take on
undefeated    Long    Beach    State,
considered by many to be the best
t  polo  team  In  the  country.
Long   Beach  State  has   been   the
ite champion for three*yearn.
Pacific, a top notch team, beat
FSC Iwtet- last year without much
i game!
Bullpups Casaba
Squad Drills Slated
Coach Ara Halrabedian said,
'We are going to play to win
but take them one at
're going to be the
underdog, but I feel we have a
good  chance."
Several of ihe Long Beach
players have tried out for the
Olympic squad and there la a lot
of experience In their line-up. ac¬
cording to Hairabedian.
"Speaking conservatively," said
the Bulldog coach, "the Long
Beach coach says they are three
times as good as last year." Long
Beach State beat Fresno State
last year in their only meeting.
"Our strcngUt this year has
been In our two high-scoring for¬
wards, Atencio and Bledi
stated Halrabedian. Tony Atencio
leads the team In scoring with 25
goals and Dennis Bledsoe
this season.
Halrabedian thinks that desire
will have a lot to do with the way
these two big games
"Cal Poly has been our best game
to date. The boys really wanted
that one."  he added.
"I don't think they are going
to outswlm us. They may be bet¬
ter ball handlers though. We have
looked   real   tough   on   defense.
Wrestlers Report For
Practice; Davies Back
Approximately 20 candidates for the college's varsity and
freshman wrestling teams will report for the start of prac¬
tice todav. Head coach Max Kimberly expects to welcome
three lettermen, headed by Pacific Coast Intercollegiate^ Im¬
pound champion Eddie Davies,
,. CCAA
We'
■ been playing a very aggres-
The Junior varsity basketball
team will open practice for its
1362-63 season Monday with ap¬
proximately £0 hopefuls expected
to report to JV coach Jack Adler.
Adler expects his squad will bo
nearly as strong as last year's
team which won 16 garnet and
lost three. Two of the stars from
that flub. Tom UcFerson and Bob
Jensen, are currently contending
for varsity starting berths.
Topping -the list of players due
to report Monday Is Verle (Butch)
Bounsartlle, 6-3 All-Northern
California, forward at Antloch
High School last year. Other
standouts Include:
Gary Marian,. 5 11, three-time
All-Uayward Athletic League
guard from Castro Valley; Brlce
Chambers, 6-1, all-league guard
from Slml; Terry Hogue, 6-3,
North Sequoia League Player of
the Tear from El Capltan (Mer¬
ced J, and Bob Frost, 6-5. center
from  Sol ma.
slve game." said Halrabedian.
: are due for another good
game and the fellows have the
confidence that they can win.
Also, we've been working on a
little different- type of-offense.
We're not Jamming up the middle
In tbe school of experience class
colors   aro   black   and   bine,   the
school yell ls "ouch", and few
look forward to doing the assign¬
ment the second time.
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suffering his first loss In three
years of collegiate wrestling.  '
Other letiermon  reporting will
be  Ron  Bush  and  Allen  Bertoldl
137   and   147   pounds,   re*p**-
ely. To go with them. Kimberly
has an outstanding group of Jun¬
ior    college    wrestlers    Including
former  state   JC   champions   Ruy
Stuckey   (115   pounds)   and   Don
•Ison   (167  pounds),  both  from
Fresno City  College,
■eshmen are eligible for var-
competitlon under CCAA
i but Kimberly has set up an
eight-meet Trout) schedule In order
to preserve the eligibility of his
yearlings.
Outstanding among the fresh¬
man group are Valley champions
Steve   Johanscn   of   Madera   and
Dob Jacobsen of Roosevelt IV
HoTT N'nrrh-Yoseroite--teag4
147
pound kingpin Dennis Forrester
Of Madera, and Eric Christen sen.
Fresno city 177-pound champ
from McLane High. Kimberly
rates Chrlstensen highly, in par¬
ticular, tabbing him as a poten-
llal   national   championship   con-
Smirtcamp On Board
Earl Smlttcomp of Clovln. the
former chairman of the college
Advisory Board, has been elected
to the college Foundation and Ag¬
ricultural Foundation Hoard of
Governors replacing William J.
George of Merced, who completed
23 years of service on the hoard
this  year.
BULLDOG & CAMPUS TOWN
HAIRCUTS $1.50
Powerful SJS
Meets Fresno
Runners Friday
The cross country team takes
on what may be the West Coast's
strongest squad Friday when the
Bulldogs travel to San ioao to
meet San Jose State.
San Jose, runner-up in ij„.
year's NCAA championships. Usui
on its roster such runners as Jeff
Fish back and Ron Davis, who
placed second and fifth, rtwpec-
lively,  In  the NCAA steeplechase
iast'Juno, and Danny Murphy, as.
tlonal freshman 10,000-meter rec¬
ord holder.
Coach Cornelius Wanuerdsn
will take the first seven flnisbon
In last week's triangular meet. Is
which Fresno State lost to Lout
Beach State and Sacrajnentc
State. 19-50-64. The entries will
Include Howard (Spike) Blfigort
the first Bulldog finisher Ins!
week Ihe was ninth); Joe Her
sog. Rick Dahlgren. Ken Ken
merer, Jerry Wegley, Larry Dor
sey> and Eddie Savage.
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