1962_12 The Daily Collegian December 1962

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Monday Chit-Chat
By JACK McCI^I-TOQHAN
Collegian Sports Editor
This corner certainly hopes
that the Junior varsity football
team, all 16 of them, will be in¬
vited to this year's Awards Ban¬
quet  Friday In  the Cafeterli
In the past, the JV grlddera
have been "passed over" for the
annual event and It Is high time
something la done about It.
They don't get much recogni¬
tion Id tbe local sports pages
and they don't win very many
ball games, but they do repre¬
sent this Institution on Saturdays
during the gridiron season.
There is no doubt in this
porter's mind that this year's yell
leaders turned in a very creditable
effort for all tbe football games.
Head cheer leader Putty San-
born, along with Tom Hodges,
Sigrid Ohlsaofl. Ron Waddcll,
—Qhwf Johnson ami Allcen ftogers
not only got the ball rolling
home iiiimi'i, but (raveled long
distancea ( Los Angeles.
Diego, Santa Barbara and San
Jose) to help State's cheering
tlon organise at the away games.
SPORTSBEAT hopes they will
keep the ball rolling for all the
home basketball games. A loud
cheering section Inside a compact
gym can really raise —. Have
you ever heard Cal's cheering
section during a basketball game'
ASB Vice President-elect Bill
Edholm and Ski Club President
Rich Colby may try to organize
an Intercollegiate ski team for
FSC.
The problem now la to find ade¬
quate funds to back such a
and to get the approval or the
Board of Athletic Control. Ed-
liolffl. who waa last year's Ski
Club president, thinks the cloV
haa the material to take on
schools like Nevada, Colorado and
Montana.
Fencing,   skiing,    what
Soccer?
The Collegian's All-Conference
guard, Bill I-aughlln, will drop
from school this semester and try
to recover from a bad lung In¬
fection which may have gotten
the beat of the eenlor Bulldog
line star. ,
Laughlin  missed  the  last
game* of the
hla mums    The game be wanted
to play the most was the Univer¬
sity of the Pacific game, but fate
bad other plans for him. His
mate* gave him the game
This week we received the Sun¬
dial of San Fernando Valley
State. Former Collegian writer
Dan Fapp. now editor of the Sun¬
dial, Included bis paper's All
CCAA. team selections.
Selected for the team were Nell
Pottlea (Saa Dlego) and Jan Bar¬
rett (FSC) at the ends; Montie
Bar (FSC) and John Fan-Is (San
DIp-to) tacUeai BfU Iawghlm
(FSC) and Harold Gray (LA
State) guard*; J. It.
(FSO) --enter; Jon Anabo (FSC)
qnxrterback; Kent Careen (San j
Dlego) and Ron McCauley (LA
State*)' halfbacks: and Wayne
Sevier   (San  Dlego)   at  fullback.
of SFVS. coaches around the
ference are heaping praise upon
SFVS's guard Bernle Kyman (6-2,
220 lba.).
Kyman played the entire sea¬
son with a concussion and waa
carried off the field In rour ot
the Matadors' contests.
Instrumental in the Matador upset
over Los Angeles State and CC
at Santa Barbara.
San Fernando won three games
In their first year of varsity
petition. In the final threo gi
the learn suited up only 24 play¬
ers.   A   gutty   bunch   of   men,
would say .  . .
The two most under-rated backs
In the CCAA this year were FSC
"pony backs" Jerry Allen (165
lbs.) and Grover Morris (160
lbs.) In this scribe's opinion. Allen
finished seventh in CCAA rushing,
gaining 311 yards for a 1.3 aver¬
age. Morris was third In confer¬
ee scoring with 56 points.
Both little men were "bread
and butter" runners for Fresno
this year. It will be a long time
re this school sees the likes
two sealbacks who came
through In tbe clutch when called
upon.
Final conference stat
hat three Bulldog gridd.
individual   lilies.
Senior fullback Bruce Selfert
took the punting inl<* with a 37.8
average, Jon'Anabo wan tops In
passing and Ijirry Fogelstrom
the receiving title with 24
grabs.
Anabo, Jan Barvr-tt and J. R.
Williams will travel with coacb
Ceco Coleman so the All-America
Tucson,    Ariz.
Lost    year   guard    Doug   Brown
1-rp re-sen itM   FSC. -*-
Want to bet the Northern Call-
ornla   Coach   ot   the   Year   will
from these candidate*?
Coleman, Jack Curtice (Stan¬
ford) and Vic Rowan (San Fran¬
cisco State) should battle for
honors.
Good night David .... good
night ("lift . . .
Dinsdale Heads
Aggie Council
Gary Dinsdale. a Junior dairy
husbandry major, will head the
college student Agricultural Exec¬
utive Council ror 1962-63.
The council Is composed of
presidents of alt student agricul¬
ture clubs. Major student agricul¬
tural functions are coordinated
by the council.
Named   to  serve  with   Dinsdale
;re Arlene Abe, secretary and
Robert   Ransom,   treasurer.
 Th« Fratn* Shrt« Collage Collegian ;	
Bulldog Cagers
Meet Arizona
Moving on to Tempe, Arizona after weekend action' against
the University of Arizona in Tucson, Fresno's varsity basket¬
ball team takes on the ASU Sun Devils tonight
Fresno holds a 2-1 edge in the short cage series with last
year's Western Conference champions.
So far this ye-ir.  Coach Hairy,
Miller's early season practice ef¬
forts have been devoted to find¬
ing a replacement for O-S spark¬
plug George Sarantos, who "quar-
terbacked" the Bulldogs to a 20-8
record last year.
linni Starts
No fewer than seven players
were contending for the back-
court positions this past week,
when Miller decided to start lasl
yeaf's letterman guard Ed Green,
Because the front lino ls lack¬
ing quantity and not quality.
Miller has moved Tom McFerson
and Ken Jensen to the forward
slots, while Johnny Green, Tom
Urlarte, Larry Walt and Marty
Sharp tight It out.
Tonight's starting lineup will
find Tony Burr (6-5) and Maur¬
ice Talbot at forwards: Ron Neff
(6-9) at center; Tom Jacobsen
(6-3)  and Ed Green  (6-0)  at the
Woody Smith (6-1) a promis¬
ing but unpolished transfer from
College or Siskiyou, may see some
IC'IISti at forward; Jacobsen may
ived to forward during the
if Burr or Talbot  foul out.
The tack  of depth  In  the front
line la worrying Miller.
Play Portland ,
On Friday the Bulldogs will
travel to Hudson's Bay, Oregon
where they will tangle with the
University of Portland Pi!ots>-
Ttiat particular series Is sll
tied-up  at  3-3.
Fresno Wrestling Team
May Be CCAA Champs
By  DAN  O'BIUAN
Collegian Sports Writer
Fresno State's varsity wrestl
should be right In the thick for
the Central Collegiate Athletic
Association championship, accord
Ing to the coach. Dr. Max Kim
berly.
Kimberly feels thai defending
champion San Dlego State
six returning league champii
the team to beat. Cal Poly—wlIh
be rough. Kimberly added.
because Ihey have- a new coach.
Davis Spnrks Team
The gfapplcrtj will be led this
year by Eddie Davis, defending
state champion, and Ray Siackey
who finished second In the North-
e r n California Intercollegiate
Tournament last year.
Klmbcru will get his first
chance to see his men In action
next week at the Northern Cali¬
fornia Intercollegiate Tournament
in San Jose. The Bulldogs fin¬
ished second behind perennial
winner San Jose State last year
and Kimberly stated that "we
win have to wrestle harder In
order  to  match   that   this  year."
"Cal IMly will probably be our
toughest competition for second
place" Mated Kimberly. Other
I schools in the meet are the Uni¬
versity of California, California at
Davis, Chlco State, San Francisco
Statei, and Stanford.
Two Injured
Kimberly said the following
men will make the trip to San
Jose: Ray Sinckey, 123 lb.; Da¬
vis 130 lb.: Ron Wagoner. 13?
lb.; Allen Bertoldl. 147 lb.; Joe
Rossi. 157 lb.; Gary Lei.-re or
Dale McNahb. 167 lb.; Don Nel¬
son, 177 lb.; Ed Kaiser. 197 lb..
 P*09*Fog,
Sports Banquet
To Be Friday
Plans were nearly complete to¬
day for Fresno State College's
42nd annual fall sports banquet
scheduled Dec, 7 at 6:30 PM |n'
the FSC cafeteria.
Members of the Fresno gut*
water polo and cross-country
teams will be honored as •+,,_]
as the players on Coce Coleman's
football powerhouse. The ban¬
quet is sponsored by Varsity y
honorary athletic letterman's or¬
gan Iia tlon.
Highlighting the banquet -n
be presentation of rour Individual
awards—the Joe Dale Sr. awsrdi
to the most deserving back and
lineman, the Dr. H. H. Glnsburg
trophy to lhe most outstanding
defensive player, and an swim
by Harvey Burnett for tha mo,t
Inspirational  player.
Coleman will Introduce hla ,uaft
and players and will discus* the
highlights of the 196! football
season. Water polo coach An
Halrabedian and Dutch Warmer¬
dam will also speak briefly.
Invitations have been sent to
a,\l San Joaquin Valley high school
and junior college coaches, ask¬
ing them to attend with their top
players. Replies were Just bcifla.
nlng to come Id at mld-wenk but
FSC assistant athletic director J.
Flint Hanner predicted that over
4fr-schools would-be-represeiUwi.
Ron Itskoff. president ol the
Varsity F Club, Is in Charge ot
arrangements.
nd Jfi
Biihell. hei
ind   Frank   Hellii
ordinarily would make the trip
but are out with Injuries. Bald
Kimberly.
Students In Who's Who
Twenty-six Fresno State Col¬
lege studenis gained recognition
In the Who's Who Among Stu¬
dents In American Colleges and
Universities In 195.1.
BACK THE BULLDOGS
Alumni Game Set
Plans are under way for ihe
annual Alumnl-Varslly basketball
game Dec.  15.
The game will feature memtwri
of the Alumni Association battllni;
against Fresno Stale varsity hu-
ketball players.
Tentative half time entertain¬
ment will be a Judo demonstra¬
tion.
Ticket prices have not been
arranged yet.