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-The> Fr«sr>o State College Collegian- -PoQ* Four Cagers Open Northwest Stand This Weekend Miller's Quintet Looks For Series Sweep Over Pilots Heading to the Northwest country. Fresno Stale's Question marked basketball team will take od the University of Fort land Pilots this Friday and Sat¬ urday. Last year Portland had a ter¬ rible season winning eight and losing 18 games. The Pilots drew a blank against the Bulldogs too losing both games 71-62 and 92- 56 last year. This year coach AI Negrattl has six letter winners back along with some top-flight Junior col¬ lege transfers. In the six game series with the Pilots the Bulldogs have three wins and a flat .55 percentage. Starting lineup (■<ku.1i Harry Miller is expected to start former Junior college All America Eddie <;..-",,< (Contra Costs) and Tom Jacobeen at the guards; Rota Neff at center; Tony Burr anil Maurice Talbot at for¬ wards In the weekend series. In Jacob-wit,, Miller may have his finest all around performer taJnee lhe days at Len Brown {'Ot*). The former Fresno City ('..11.■,:.-. performer can play any position ou iti- i.'uni with little effort. Rut It's ho secret that ••Jake" is a, basketball forward and not a guard. But an Miller explains it. "What are jou going to do when you're thin at that position?" Neff Gcte Call Neff In expected to pace the Bulldog offense this year. The big II year old senior from Bakersfield must set the pace of attack under the boards If the Bulldogs are to make a loud -bark" In conference play this The forward position may be the strongest on this years' team. Burr and Talbot give the Bull- 'dogs the two big. .strong men that a good cage team must have If they are going to win some games. Burr, tbe former Compton J lor college All-American, averag¬ ed 16.0 points last year as a soph¬ omore. Thla year he has added some twenty pounds to his lean frame and Miller considers him stronger than last year. Has Clippings . ' i Talbot has all the press clip pings. He was the most sought after junior college product in the state last year When the linil- dogs picked him up.-Ju-.t how he will do against the "big boys" Fresno Varsity And Freshmen Grapplers Enter Tournament By FRED Mcl'HKHSO.N CoUef-lan Sports Writer Fresno State's wrestling squad will be among the 12 colleges and universities that will compete In the Northern California Inter¬ collegiate Tournament Saturday In San Jose. This will be the first chance for each of the coaches In the tournament to get a look at what they will have for the approaching season. Dr. Max Klmberly's Bulldogs placed second last year. San Jose State, who Is always strong In wrestling, won the tourney. Kimberly thinks Cal Poly with Its excellent scholarship program, will be able to make it pretty tough en the CCAA this year. The FSC coach predicts San Dlego State, with six returning lettetr I'n. will be the team to beat, San Diego Slale won the league wrestling championship last year. As a whole, we are a lot mger squad this year." said Dr. Kimberly. "In the tournament Alcorn Holds Eleven Records inner FSC eager Gary Alcorn holds eleven Individual records at this school. Among Alcorn's three year ac¬ complishments are moat points id in one season (65T), hlgh- icorlng average (21.*), most field goals 1222) and" most re¬ bounds (368). Alcorn, who played under coach ill Vanderburgh's regime at resno from 1956-59. also holds ie most points scored In a game. In 1957 against Loyola Univer¬ sity, he potted 41 marks. That contest went Into five overtimes. Later Ron Neff would hit 40 :s against Cal Poly (Pomona) In a single contest. we will have to wrestle hard to match our second place finish of last year," he added. The Bulldogs were hurt some¬ what by graduation. This year' team boast only three veterans; Roy Stucky, Eddie Davies and Don Nelson. Davies. defending state champ¬ ion, won 76 straight matches be¬ fore losing In the quarter finals □f the national tournament last year. Stuckey was second In the Northern California tourney last year Tor Fresno City College. "If Allen Bertoldl (14?) and Ron Busch (137) have their ex¬ pected good years, we will be as good as last year," said Dr. Kimberly. "1 know we have a betti chance this year. The attitude toward training has been Kimberly said tbe rest of the Bulldogs who will make the trip are Ron Wagoner, i Hobs! (157). Garry Llevre (167), Dale McNabb (1*57). Ed 'Kaiser (197). and John Bethell (heavy, weight). Students Will Hear Surgeon Dr. Gary Siory, a resident surgeon at the r'resno County Hospital, will speak on his ex¬ perience in medical school and ex- laln academic requirements for medical colleges in open meeting of |>re-medical students nt 1:00 PM Thursday n Science 101. Dr. Story graduated from the Washington University Medical School in Si. Louis. Students cijntemplai In medicine or related fields are urged io attend. There will be n Question nnd period following ihe talk if Talbot doesn't come through, sophomores Torn McFersoa and Ken Jensen a couple of freshmsn hotHul 10-tn from last yew's team ire around for duty. HcFenon and Jens-n finished cntvtwo In freshman scoring on last j esr's team. Miller moved both men from guard because he felt he needed at the forward slot. So far, Mc¬ Fersoa and Jensen have been re- spondlng (o tbe move. Dark Hone Reserve forward Joe Chappell may tm the "dark horse" Miller will need before the season ls out. Chappell enjoyed a good road trip to Ariiona this past week end where he saw spot duty. Mil¬ ler was Impressed with his work. Other players who might make a broak through In the young season are two year lettenaen Tom Driarte. Larry Walt. Marty Sharp, Johnny Greene and Wood* row Smith. One thing la sure though. The Bulldogs will know more about thlr i-*-»pii— for a successful season after the upcoming series In Hudson Bay. SKIERS NEW SKI FASHIONS NEW EQUIPMENT is now at MID VALLEY SPORTS See It Today! Gresvig Wed e I n Ski Special „ JM.95 I _i f 15.95 ....... * 5.W $ 4.00 ..-, $ 4.00 '•9- IS1.IS Early Seaion -;■)««. SfECIAL *e»4" JV's.Drop First Game JV'i Drop First Game 1-2230 Ital Fresno's junior varsity basket bail squad ran into a speedy San Uernatllno Junior College five, Friday night and were run Into the ground 78-EO. The Bullpups shot a real poor 28 per cent from the floor In the contest, hilling only 18 for 73. But coach Jack Alder reported, "the shooting waa not the thing that beat us," "Fresno played real sloppy basketball that last quarter as wi were not able to adjust to theli running." continued Adler. Adler felt that lt was a good game unlit the last quarter when "they run away from us." -*, High scorer for the Bullpups was guard Garry Marianl with 14 points on five field goals! Bill Rome of San Bernadino was high man for the game with 16 points on eight field goals from the Other scorers from Fresno were Viri Rounsavllli* and Terry Hogue With eight [lolnta; Garry Hill 7; Brice Clinmhers 6; Phil Mehaa 3; am) Bob Rath nnd Larry Nel¬ son2 each. The Bullpups fnce a tough I'ortervllle College squad Tuesday In a pre-gatne lo the varsity tus- s'*l with San Jose. Adler feels that I'ortervllle will be Just a lough as San Bernardino. 1962-63 FSC BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent B*-*c 7 University of Portland .. Dec 11 -San Jose State .... Dec 14— -...Sacramento State .. .Sacramento Slale .. Dec. 19..._ .University of Pacific. .Sao Fernando Valley Si... Jan. 29.. Jan. B..... .OC at Sania Barbara. Jan. 11 San Diego Slate - Jan. 14...- Xoog Beach State Chapman College .™_—. .Uo* AngeleajHate - - Unheralty of Pacific .Cal Poly (SLO) Feb. £.._ .Westmont College F, i, i .University ot Redlands .... Feb. 8 -Sao Fernando Valley St... Feb. 9 - OC St Santa Barbara ... Feb. IS San Dlego State Feb. IS - ..Long Beach Stale Feb. 23.. Los Angeles State Mar. 1 Cal Poly (SLO) Mar. t Chapman College Where —away -...Away - Jlmne ...Home —Hems —Then —Thar* —Here —Men ...There —There .-There —Ban .— Here ...There — Here ..-Here ...There --There Rare .-..Here ...There -..-Here —Han LAY AWAY NOW! Decorations Sato Planned By Club Christmas decorations w f 11 ssfia be made and sold to stu¬ dents and faculty by the college Ornamental " Hortieultsre Club and several ornamental horti- ooltnre clssses. Mantel pleoes, door pieces and center pieces for dining room tables will bo smoug the decorat- wlll be available by tho sod of this week arid sales will Mart nest week. Orders will be takes, by Louis LeVaUey. o ■sntsl horUBUture i«mictor, is aicrimttn* 417. Tha tMtOrssToi* otthe dee- enttam will not exceed IS. Grasvig Super Ski Special Sup**T Ski. wilh Kofi. •hiA*-!"'"- J1J.»S Petes $ S.9S •Und.ng Imtolloflom .... J 4.00 *** $60.13 Early Seown .sQ4, SPECIAL *49" SKI EQUIPMENT SPECIALS SKI BOOTS Reg. $29.95 — '61 model Alpine or Mitten- mao. wold booh — broken then, odd lots *J 9 QUILTED SKI JACKETS Compare ot $19.95 Woirwind full nylon quill¬ ed, dacron filled, reveriible, nylon knit cuffs. (Boy. & Girl* met $11.95) men1. 4 tadiej Si A9i •Ism. . l*P VOGG STRETCH SKI PANTS A quality, trim, clean, lined ski pant tailored' for fit and action. (Roys' & Girls' size* $11.95) Men'* and ladies sixei *14 es staking TOMbaow OfOIEVESYNITE TILL 0 UuYoar BANKAMEMCAID WARREN MILLER MOVIES) CONTINUOUS SHORTS , Evky Friday Nrokt — 7-9 rM. 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Object Description
Title | 1962_12 The Daily Collegian December 1962 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1962 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | December 5, 1962, Page 4 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1962 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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-The> Fr«sr>o State College Collegian-
-PoQ* Four
Cagers Open Northwest Stand This Weekend
Miller's Quintet
Looks For Series
Sweep Over Pilots
Heading to the Northwest
country. Fresno Stale's Question
marked basketball team will
take od the University of Fort
land Pilots this Friday and Sat¬
urday.
Last year Portland had a ter¬
rible season winning eight and
losing 18 games. The Pilots drew
a blank against the Bulldogs too
losing both games 71-62 and 92-
56 last year.
This year coach AI Negrattl
has six letter winners back along
with some top-flight Junior col¬
lege transfers. In the six game
series with the Pilots the Bulldogs
have three wins and a flat .55
percentage.
Starting lineup
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