1962_12 The Daily Collegian December 1962

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-The Fresno Stata Collaga Collegion—
State Meets Hornets, Alumni In Weekend Tilts
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After pulling one or the major
West Coast basketball upsets
Tuesday night against San Jose
State (56-42). FSC's cage team
will meet Sacramento State to¬
night at S and the Alumni All-
Stars tomorrow night on the
Fresno hardwoods.
The Sacramento team wss one
or the best small college teams In
the country last year. The Hornets
were runners up f-S the NCAA
Small College Finals last season
and are the r&vorltes to win the
Far Western Conference title this
year. The Bulldogs split last year
with the Hornets on a home and
homo basis.
Host Alumni
Tomorrow night the Fresno rive
will engage a host or former var¬
sity greats, when they meet the
Fresno Alumni paced by center
Gary Alcorn (6-9), Hike McFer¬
son |(<| and George Sarantos
(S-E).
Following Fresno's victory over
the Spartans Tuesday, mosi
the team felt It was a 'key" win
which could light a Tire under
them to post a winning season.
One ot the surprises In tho Sail
SpcrUbeat
Coaches Ask Santa
For Surprise
By JACK McCLENEGHAN
Collegian Sports Editor
"it was the night before Christ¬
mas and all through the house the
Fresno State coaches were wait¬
ing for Santa to bring what they
asked ror . .
Hal Beatty. director ot athletics,
wants a big comfortable easy
chair to sit back in after June
1963.
J. Flint Hanner, assistant ath¬
letic director, wants a new track
and field stadium ror a bigger and
better West Coast Relays.
Cece Coleman, head football
coach, wants 80 more scftolanhlps
and a new rootball stadium
tram* can meet Stanford, Cal,
USC and San Die-go State.
Bob Burgess, line coach, wants
five new transfers who can beef
up next year's Interior line.
Ken Gkaaon, backfleld coach,
doesn't want anything. He already
haa halfback Jim Long who may
rewrite all the record books.
Hurry Miller irmt selfish. He
already got an earlier present
when his team humbled San Jose
State Tuesday night for
the West Coast's big cage upsets.
Ara Halrabedian. water polo
coach, wants Just-two scholar-
■hlps. He doesn't have any at the
moment and look what his team
did thfs year!
Dutch Warmerdam, track coach,
wants a CCAA championship this
spring. He may get one with the
talent on hand.
Pete Belden, baseball coach,
wants a baseball stadium so he
can put the "big boys" on the
schedule thla ycnrj..Wal t a minute
Santa . . . Pete also wants a long
ball
because early Indications show
the offense may be lagging on this
year's edition.
Larry Pape, golf coach, wants
San Dlego State to lose some of
Its golfers for the spring semester.
The Aitccs have now i
CCAA link title the psst two
years.
Jack Adler, Junior varsity foot-
ball coach, wants HELP! Perhaps
eleven freshman scholarships
at least field a starting team
which has played the sport would
help him out, Santa.
Myron Anderson, director
Intra mil rats, wants some student
officials to help run, the games
played' In the Greek and Indepen¬
dent divisions.
Next year's Junior varsity foot¬
ball team wants Santa to bring
them invitations to the 48rd an¬
nual Fall Awards Banquet.
Ed Piston and Bob Womack,
public relations directors, want a
raise and yours truly hopes that
all my followers liave a warm
Christmas with your families and
loved onea a-n	
Jose game was the backcourt play
of reserve forward-guard Joe
Chappell. Coach Harry Miller
called upon the (1-2 non-letterman
of last, year midway In tbe first
half and Chappell seemed to Ignite
a spark under the Fresno team.
Cmappell's ball handling and ball
hawking proved to the crowd that
he will be a serious contender for
a starting position on this year'
Went The Distance
"I  didn't  know If I  could go
the distance In this game because
I haven't played but rour games
Christmas Gifts
Asked By Group
The College "Y" is seeking
girts In the form or money this
Christmas  season.
Monetary girts are wanted to
support such activities as Cross
Currents, coherences, and the
opportunity   for   two  students  to
>nd the National Assembly or
the Student YMCA-YWCA at the;
hotter    for   s-pring   action University or Illinois.
Porterville JC
Bounces 'Pup
Five, 73-65
The Fresno Stale Junior varsity
ran Into an unyielding Porterville
Junior College five Tuesday night
and were tripped up 73-65.
A 16-polnt output by freshman
forward Terry Hogue was over¬
shadowed by the 22-polnt perfor¬
mance or speedy Pirate guard
Billy Wong. For the record, Wong
was a member of Nationalist
China's Olympic basketball team.
The cold Bullpups trailed at
hairtlme,   32-25.
Guard Gary Marlanl and for¬
ward Virl Rounsavllle tallied 11
points apiece for the Bullpups.
The second half waa better ai
Tar as Fresno's offenso was con¬
cerned. The frosh five began to
Jell and scored *10 points sgainst
Porlervllle's it
In the closing minutes the Bull
pups started putting pressure or
the visitors and came rrom 14
points back to within three field
goals   before   they   ran   out   of
Bob Rath scored eight points
and Gary Hill had five for the
Bullpups.
thiii
tar.'
in  my varsity
said Chsppell following the game.
Tom Jacob-sen. who took bjit
two shots In tbe entire game,
seemed happy over his new duties
of replacing last year's backcourt
artist George Sarantos.
Likes New Job
"I like my new Job. I realize
the situation on thla year's team
and I'm willing to do anything
for this club In order to have a
winning   season,"   said  Jncobsen.
Jacobsen commented that he
should nave tAken Just one shot
instead   of   two   tx-cnuse   center
"Tony   Burr   was   open
shot."
Center Tony Burr, who was
high point man with 22 marks.
called.lt a great team effort; one
that required "desire because the
Spartans are a good team."
"We practiced Just « minutes
ror this game. But coach Miller
made us prepare mentally ror this
game." said Burr.
Center Ron Neff called 6-8 Har¬
ry Edwards (center for SJS)
"brutal under the boards."
"He is very strong and fighting
for position on him Is not an easy
task, but I had help tonight with
Maurice (Talbot) giving ma ,
hand," said Neff.
Pressure la Off
Neff said that the addition <-(
Talbot at one of the forwards aai
taken a tot of pressure off but,
Talbot, who is learning r-j*
said he has seen a lot ot dlffonsnl
officiating this.past month afta-
the team's swing to the Southwan
and Northwest.      *.-'■--
"The brand of ball played b*
Arizona and Arixona State is Ufa
night and day compared to Bai
Jose," said Talbot.
Independents, Beavers,
Homan 3-East, Post Wins
ny fred Mcpherson
Collegian Sports Writer
The Independents, the Beavers
and  Homan  Hall  3-East came up
with    their    second    victories    In
intramural  basketball  this week.
The Independents rolled up 58
points   to   Homan   Hall   3-West's
36   for   their  second   win.   Mike
Smith's 22 points were not enough
boost Homan   Hall W-S to a
triumph.
Boyd Trimble hit on nine field
goals ror 18 points for the wln-
i. Manuel Fegundes scored 13
2 IA Students
Receive Grants
Two Industrial arts majors,
Clete Harper and Sabbas Jerome
Salami-, have been awarded |500
scholarships by the National As-
iSciaTloi
of Houaebullders!
The purpose or the scholarships
awarded to Harper, a. senior, and
Salaiar, a Junior, is to stimulate
the Interest or qualified students
In the home building Industry.
Fresno State College is one of
13 colleges In the United State*
selected by the association thlq
year ror 11.0,00 grants. These
grants, given annually to dlifer-
ent colleges, are to aid In re¬
search or other needs or the col¬
lege,  or tor scholarships.
9 Enter FSC
Air Squadron
Nine pledges were Initiated into
the college squadron or the Ar¬
nold Air Society, national honor¬
ary group of tho Air Force Re¬
serve Officers Training Corps.
Cadets MaJ. Sheldon L. Ladd
the squadron commander; Lt.
George H. HorluchI, executive of-
ricer. and MaJ. Patrick G. Hayes,
operations officer, served as
Initiating orricers ror the
pledge ctnss. Cadets Raymond
Hansen and Robert Jamison su¬
pervised the pledge program.
Initiated were Dennis W. Cone,
Michael E. DeRosa. Hugh H. For-
kel, Danny R. Guisinger, Phillip
L. Hamilton, George W. Miles,
Ronald P. Obernolte. Nicholas D.
Palaaino-ai-irr~Gregory—J.   Waht-
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ror 41 of the victors' total points.
Garrido Hits 32
The Beavers blasted the Ail-
Stars 49-27 in their second win.
Augle Garrido made 22 points,
and Jim Kross had 10 as the
Beavers scored 28 points In the
second hair.
Jerry Hale was high point man
for the All-Stars with nine.
Homan Hall 2-West out-de-
fensed lhe Newman Club 21-1S.
Steve Fletcher and Bill Young
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Hall. Jim Gahagan tallied six for
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Ed Kinney dumped In 19 points
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