1962_11 The Daily Collegian November 1962

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49'ers Dig For Gold Saturday In Ratchffe
Fresno Favored Two TD's;
Day, Vasquez Are Injured
With nothing to lose
evening except PRIDE, the Fresno
State varsity will close out Its
1S62 CCAA conference schedule
again*! the Long Beach State
. 49'ers in Ratcllffe Stadium at 8
I'M.
The 19'ers have a smaller but
faster edition of San Diego's Kern
Carson. Dee Andrews weight
only  160 pounds against Carson's
"Til 5. Inn* lias runthytoir hnrd lew
in 22.8 seconds and broad jumps
over 25 feel. Like Carson, he's
a scoring threat from any part or
the field. Against San Fernando
Valley,  he scored  on  runs of  78,
End Don Montgomery is one of
CO-LA'S top pass receivers. Full¬
back Wayne Mlckaellan and wing-
back Henry Edney are Improving
in every game and could have big
nights against tbe Bulldogs If the
big -iS'cr line can open up,
Tpp rawing Offense
The Bulldogs will counter with
a passing offi „ .- that ranks
fourth In tbe nation. The 1-2
quarterback punch of Beau Car¬
ter and Jon Anabo dominates the
CCAA passing and total offeose
statistics. Accounting for 1.181
yards and M touchdowns through
the air lanes, the "IT BOYS'' of
the   Fresno   attack    continue    to
Neff Impressive
In First Varsity
Hoop Scrimmage
"Just about what I expected."
was basketball coach Harry Mil¬
ler's verdict rollowlog his team's
first full scale scrimmage of the
Miller waa pleased with the
Bulldogs' scoring punch and re¬
bounding. He was somewhat less
pleased, however, with tbe team's
detenu*, nod general conditioning.
I Voter Giant
Six foot nine Inch center
Neff, as expected, dominated tbe
scrimmage, scoring heavily or
hook shots and Up-ins and break-
ing loose to duok the basketball
on several occasions. A pleasant
surprise was guard Tom Uriarte,
a bench-warmer the paat two
years, who put in a strong bid
for more playing lime with some
accurate outside shooting and a
solid  floor game.
Talbot and McFerson
Of the newcomers, forward
Maurice Talbot and guard Tom
McPherson looked the best. Tal¬
bot, a Porterville JC transfer, did
a good job of scoring and re¬
bounding while junior varsity
graduate McPherson made several
driving lay-ups and shot veil
from the outside.
Missing from the scrimmage
was Fresno City College transfer
Marty Sharp, sidelined with a
broken toe. Several other play-
era, notably 1961-62 regular Tom
Jacobaen were hampered with
early-season blisters.
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The Bulldogs also' have a po¬
tent ground game, led by sopho¬
more left halfback Jim Long, the
CCAA's lop scorer with 46 points.
A major worry for coach Cece
Co tern an will be depth ai tackle,
where both All-CGAA performer
Montie Day and Art Vosiiues have
been   ruled   out   for   Saturday's
-game,         ....    ■ ■■
Itnd injuries
Day tore a rib muscle In the
29-26 loss to San Diego Stale.
Vasquex, promoted to the blue
(alternate) unit right tackle slot
only Monday, Injured an ankle
Ihe same night, giving Jim Kross
another   chance   with    Ihe    Blue
Frcsoo will be trying 'o keep
Intact lis record of never losing
■o Long Beach. The irams have
met four times wilh the nulldogs
winning all four by comfortable
margins. In addition. Fresno
■-.-■■■ i lost a conference game at
home since Cal I'oly administered
TOMORROWS STARTING LINEUPS
• RATCL1FFE STADIUM  8 PH
FRESNO STATE POS. LONG BEACH STATE
Fred Tuttle  (180).   LER ..Don Montgomery (215)
Bill Laughlin (223) ... LTR... "...Charles Feller (200)
Mike Slagle   (2051 LOR.    John Reed (200)
Fred  Lewis  (190).   C    - Leo Austin   (200)
Paul Wicker (240) RGL. Gene Farrell (2381
Hank Robledo (207) HTL Martin Johnson  (22S)
Larry Fogelstrom   (190) REL. Hex Burrell  (185)
Beau Carter (US)--.  QB. ....Cuck  Anderson   (1901
Jim  Long  (195) LHR Hank  Edney  (1701
Bill   Knocke   (190) RHL. Dee Andrews (K.iH
Len Zerilli  (180).
Wayiic Mickaelln < 175)
.ong BeaW)  (210.5). FSC
TEAM AVERAGES — FSC line  (205.0), Loi
backs  (187.2). Long Beach backs  (171.1).  FSC team  (198.7). Long
Beach team {196.4).
Fresno Harriers"
Meet Top Team
In Nation Today
Fresno State's cross countr
team will travel to San Jose today
to face ihe San Jose Stale Spar¬
tans and what looks like another
loss.
"We're up ngalnst the b
team in the United Slates." v
Coach Dutch Warmerdam's co
metit on the meet. Warmerdi
feels his team will run pretty well
against ihe Spatrans even though
a  San  Jose win  is almost  lnevlt-
The Spartan harriers are un¬
defeated this year and have shut
out such teams as the University
of California and Long Beach
Stale. San Jose Is led by Danny
Murphy and Jeff Fishback,
of the outstanding distance
tiers In the nation.
BLUE UNIT TACKLE — Bill
Murphy (215) played on the
San Jose St. varsity in I960
Last year he was top I"V line¬
man and this year he an¬
chors the lefl tackle spot lor
the Bulldogs.
ulldoi
will
run the four mile San Jose course
are Spike Diggers, Joe Henog.
Rick Dahlgren, Larry Dorsey, Ed
Savage. Ken Kemnierer and Jerry
Wegley.
Ag Fraternity To
Join Alpha Zeta
Members and alumni of Chi
Beta Alpha,, a local honorary fra¬
ternity, will be inducted in to Al¬
ula,- national honorary ag¬
riculture fraternity, Dec. 6 by Dr.
Louis l_ Madsen. high chancellor
or the national organization.
An Installation  banquet will be
held at ihe Desert Inn.
Alumni from Alpha Zeta. which
haw over 30,000
active chapters, are being Invited
to attend thi
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Last week Ihe Bulldogs lost,
which doesn't happen loo often.
They weren't the only ones. Wash¬
ington State was toppled from the
undefeated ranks when UOP bi-;it
them. 13-12. and San Jose Stale
kept their record intact by losing
their tdsth game of the year lo
New  Mexico  I'niversily,  25-13.
Our record to date is 4*l-li-D.
Percentage j* 72. For Ihiu Satur¬
day   here   are   your   "blue   plate
FSC v*. Lonp HcAch
Xutitriilly the BfttMofeM ivlll.be
rI.m ri for Mils i: inn- find of murst-
tl.e 49'ers will lie high, hut if the
Bulldogs lose this one you'd bet¬
ter figure tlmt tln-y will lose (o
UOP, s.in Jose and Montana
Stnte.   Hull-log* hy  12.
CAL over L'CLA. Maybe this
Craig Morton Is a "miracle work¬
er" for Ihe Boars. WASHINGTON
over USC. The Huskies have
pride. OREGON over Stanford.
The Ducks have more speed.
OREGON STATE over Washing¬
ton Stnte. OSC bent UOP, 40-G.
UOP beat WSC. 13-12. You fig¬
ure  It  out.
MISSOURI over Nebraska. The
Corn hunkers topple from the
ranks of the undefeated. PACIFIC
Bullpups Seek First
Win In Season Final
With   a  few  changes  In  their
no-UN.  the  vlctoryhungry  Bull-
attempt  10 upset a po-
, JC eleven  lom.ir-
at    I    o'clock    In
losing streak that datea back to
ihe middle of tho 1960 aesstoo
when they downed Taft JC, M-s.
I'lirtervllle is 5-2 on the season.
Coach Jack Adler. In a more
lo strenstheo the weakest pan of
ihe JV's machine, plana to try
three new men In the defensive
backfleld.
Little Frank Vega, a qunrter-
kick. Dob Avery and Tom Pain.
.;,■.:.r, aiitiiher (juarterlniiik, ,v;i[
- to stop Ihe Porterville aerial
ack. "We have been pretty
ak on pass defense this rear,"
d Adler.
The Bullpups wilt have lo am¬
id with Portcrvilie's- ouiatnnd-
: halfback, Kclton Dottou. i
105 pound bruiser,
tar said. "Dotson la tboir Me
t. He can go all the way ,-.:..:
ins like a deer." Dotson w.is
iTitloitt  In   the all-star game
> Ur
i ago.
OUTSTANDING SOFH — Ed
Kaiser (190) has been a big
surprise for line ccach Bob
Burgess [his year. The (orm-
er Modeslo College transfer
lends strength and speed at
his lef! guard s!cl
Thompson, Gant Win
In Tennis Doubles
Hoger Thompson and Clark
Cant of Their. CM won ihe Mon¬
day.    Wednesday,    Friday   flight
iii.' ilouliles rti.-iniplon.ihip when
Fred Himovlli will/see plenty
t action for the Bullpups. Ilfmo-
ltt Is a 170 pound left halt who
DM a good job on defense, also.
He \s real tough and.he low to
It," commented Adler.
Kick Ransom has fought bin
way hack up to a starting apot at
left end for the season's final
game.
Fullback Ernie Kinney has had
a Utile elbow trouble this ween,
but will be ready to go Saturday
afternoon against Poriervllle, ic-
cordlng to Adler.
The probable starting lln—up
will be Don Juhn and Ransom si
ends; Charles Hulce and Iliiw
Rrlisas at tackles; Paul Warken¬
tin and Mike McClean at guard*,
Tom Edholm. center; Manuel
Ortega at quarterback; Robert
Gennuso and Hlmovitx at h df-
barks and Kinney at fullback
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