1962_11 The Daily Collegian November 1962

              Delta Sigs Take First;
Sigs, Lambda Chi Win
Ity FRED  McPHERSOrV
Colleglan Sports Writer
Delta Sigma Phi skipped into
first place In Intramural football
by fighting oft a previously un¬
beaten   Kappa   Sigma   team,   6-0.
Ray Sheriff tossed a 20-yard
pass to Keith Mohrhuscn for thi
only touchdown of the crucial
game. Tho TD held up through
the second half as Kappa Sigma
couldn't get their offense golni
after having an opening minuti
touchdown called back tor being
off  side.
THIS WEEK'S INTR _MI RAI>
FOOTBAI.Ii SCHEDULE:
Field 1 Sigma Alplia, Epsilon
vs. Sigma Chl
Field 2- Delta Sigma Phi va.
Theta Chl
Field S Sigma Nu vs. Kappa
Sigma
Field 4 Alpha Gumma Hho vs.
Lambda Chi Alplui
Wednesday—
Vikings vs. Sigma Alplia Epsi¬
lon No. 2
AFROTC tb. Homan Hall No. 3
Sigma Chl No. 2lu>n bye.
_4-0 victory of Theta Chl. Slgi
Chl Is tied with Sigma Alpha I
•lion for third place.
The Sigs went alt the way the
first time they got the ball. Jones
then intercepted a pass on Theta
Chl's first series of downs and
ran 11 all the way back to make
It  12-0.
Phil Larsen passed a 30-yarder
to center Skip Acker Tor the Sigs''
Alpha Gamma Rho and Sigma
Alpha Epsilon battled to a 6-6
tic. Gordon Rausser hauled In a
pass'to score AGR's six points.
Phil Mehas Intercepted a- past
and ran It back for SAE's touch-
Lambda Chl Alpha took advan¬
tage of two Interceptions to dump
an 18-0 defeat on Sigma Nu.
Harold Rich and Larry .For-
sythe grabbed stray aerials lo ac¬
count for 12 points. Herb Dompe
fired a pass to Rick Knolls for
the third TD,
'■ Sigma. Chl No. 2 upended the
Vikings 12-6 Wednesday, to
throw tho National League Into
a three way tie. Homan Hall No.
3 is tied with the Sigs and the
Vikings  for  the  top apot. -
Sigma Chl led 11-0 when the
previously Undefeated Vikings
struck on a 15-yard paas play.
Gary Paulson to Gerald Hamp,
on the last play of the game.
Jim Lowe fired two TD passes
_°__ in__ "'qqera. George Walt I-
mjre and "John La licit pulled I'd
the scoring bombs.
SAE No. 2 defeated AFROTC
6-0 in the other league game.
£pcrtAeat
May Be
Ail-Americans
By JACK McCLENEGHAN
Collegian Sports Editor
Craig1 Morton, the sophomore quarterback who startled
the West Coast two weeks ago with his sensational passing
performance in Strawberry Canyon may rejuvenate Cali¬
fornia "Golden Bear" football.
A throng of 50,000 fans showed up at Berkeley Saturday
flernoon and wi
-Th« Fresno State College Collegian	
Poloists Look
Impressive In
Double Defeat
The Fresno Stnte water polo
team played to the hilt Thursday
only to lose to two strong oppon¬
ents, UOP and _tong Beach State.
UOP came from behind to score
three goals In the last quarter to
down the Bulldogs. 7-5. In the
afternoon game and top-ranked
Long Beach Stale outscored FSC
In the nightcap, 21-12.
"We played a rati fine game
against I ill'. H waa a good team
effort," stated coach Am Halra¬
bedian. "We made a couple bad
Hsaeo and a few defensive mis¬
takes In the last few minutes and
that's when they scored," Ik
mddwt i	
Tony Ateuclo, the team's lead
Ing scorer, tossed In three goali
for the Bulldogs. Hal Hevenei
and   Dennis Bledsoe each  scored
UOP's BUI Rose was the top
scorer   in   the   game   with   five
Outclassed
In tho night game the Bulldogs
were  outclassed almost  from  the
beginning. Long Beach held a 9-2
lead    at   the   end
-Page Fow
BILL KNOCKE
Fast Bulldog Back
the young-
go   to   work.   He  didn't  dis¬
appoint  too  many  people.
If Morton does Just half as
well a_ he has done so far for
the rent of the sen-ton, California
football may  make  some money
look for tbe golden arches—McDonald's
Blackstone and Shields . Shaw and Fresno
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Already Hie Pit men around
the Pacific Coast Slope are tab¬
bing their favorite basketball
players as "All-America." An
the choices on the coast ls Ron
Neff. "The Sleeping Giant"
Fresno  Slate.
Neff   came   into   his   own
n he found bis c_nfl.
Iii-t-.iiiii- the most dun
•riT in the CCAA. At
0-0 NVff could In- the most vnlu-
able   player   In   the   league   this
year   IF   (In-   Bulldogs   •
The locals will have their hands
full because UC at.Santa Barbara.
Long Beach Slate and Los An¬
geles Stale are "loaded" accord¬
ing to the news releases of the
CCAA.
Girls Basketball
Starts Tomorrow
Girls' basketball games will
stari tomorrow anil Wednesday
afternoon from t to 5 in the Wo¬
men's Gymnasium.
The games, sponsored by Wo¬
men's Recreation, Association,
will continue every Tuesday and
Wednesday    nights    during    the
A new type or game, roving
player, will be Introduced, ac¬
cording to Kendall Rldgway, gen¬
eral  chairman  of  the  events.
hus Tar, two teams have been
formed from Kappa Kappa Gam¬
ma sorority. Miss Ridgway (aid.
Any sorority or Independent
organization   can   form   a  team."
explained. "Anyone who isn't
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first
With both teams 'substituting
freely in Ihe second quarter. Ihe
Bulldogs outscored the unbeaten
visitors 3-2 and trailed at the half
11-6.
Atencio and Bledsoe were
"really flipping them In there."
said  Halrabedian.
"Any time you can score 12
times against Long Beach State,
that's pretty good," claimed Halr¬
abedian. "We played real tough
on defense tonight."
"These games proved that the
games we have won haven't been
flukes," said the coach.
Top Scorers
Atencio and Bledsoe again lead
the way for the Bulldogs on the
board, each getting tour
goals. Atencio told his coach he
pretty tired" near the end
of the second game.
Halrabedian said, (Koss) "Fitz¬
gerald played iin outst
gamo against Ix>ng Bench. FIU-
■nuch- better Job ot
guarding the goal in tho league
game. He also scored two points
in the nightcap."
Looking   ahead,   coach   Halra¬
bedian    said    second    y.
Frank Butler has made
dous    Improvement.    He    looked
real tough  In  there  tonight.
Jim Scott Is another one whe
Is going to be good," added Halr¬
abedian.
Fresno State takes n 5-5 sea-
>n  record  to  Modesto  tomorrow
here they will play Iwo games
against   the   Swim   and   Raquet
Club and Modesto JC.
Bulldogs Bomb
LB State 5 50-0
Clinch Second
Fresno State's football forces got back to their winning
WaBoundnTiSck from their heart-breaking defeat at the
hands of San Diego, the Bulldog put on «i awesome dupiar
of power-to smother Long Beach State, 50-0. j ,
The Bulldogs C0UW do nothing*
wrong as all three units seemed
to score at will against the hap¬
less 49ers. Long Beach til held
to a minus 16 yards the first
half and came up with only one
first down against the Red and
Blue units.
As   IK*   Andrews,   tin-   -IPem
-touted- .halfback, put  If.  "EVesno
'inendous, I can't see how
they Could lose to any n-uoi. They
were the toughest team I've ever
faced."
Andrews Stopped
Andrews   was   never   able   to
break away during the game lo
show the Fresno fans the lype
of running he Is noted for. The
Bulldog line so overpowered Ihe
48ers that Andrews was smoth¬
ered ever}'  time  he  gol  the ball.
Fresno halfback Grover Mor¬
ris said. "Andrews couldn't really
show his stuff. If he were on a
better disciplined ball club 1
think lie would really be some¬
thing."
Knd. Larry Fogelstrom said.
"I'm surprised we did as well ns
we did against them. I thought
li would be a rougher game."
"We're definitely ready tor San
Jose now. We'll lake um." Fogel¬
strom concluded. Fogelstrom
scored   one   of   the   seven   touch¬
downs  on  a   16   yard   pass  pi_j -
from Beau Carter.
I'u 11 (   It* turn
'.ens; continued to ahow Im¬
provement with each game u he
scored on a 36 yard punt re¬
turn. Other scorers were Hrad
Tomaslnl on a one yard plmiga.
Carter an a 13 yard rollout, Mor-
rlrPM~l plunge and ■Jtcfc-Kalgm ■■
on a 11 yard scamper.
The big plny^of tbe game was
a 73 yard pass from Jon Anabo
lo Jun Barret frOm a shot kuq
lype formation for another Riill-
dog tally.
.Next week Ihe Hulldogs will
face n real lest against San Jose
Stale. The Spartans aro fro*
from iin upset win orer the _n|.
vrrsity of I*aciflc and will be
hungry to keep their one game
win streak going.
JV's Lotto
The Fresno State junior rsr-
■Ity team did not fair to well a*
they dropped their final gamo of
the season lo a powerful Porter¬
ville Junior College  team.  _*"•<,.
The cross country team was
shut out as expected by San Joar-
State. Friday.
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HAIRCUTS $1.50
JV Basketballers
Will Meet Today
Junior varsity basketball coach
Jack Adler will hold a meeting of
prospective players today - at 4
PM In Room 143 of the Men's
Gym. The coach says anyone with
Z.O grade point average or bet¬
ter and who has not completed
i than 90 units or college
work Is eligible for the team.
The discussion of the season
outlook will bo followed by the
first practice of the year.
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