1963_01 The Daily Collegian January 1963

              Pay* Four ~
-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Bulldogs Face San Fernando,
Santa Barbara In Weekend Tilts
Bulldog tioopaiera will open tho
defense of their California Colle¬
giate Athletic Association basket¬
ball title this weekend In the FSC
K7m. ,
San Fernando Valley Slate.
with a two wlu, seven loss record,
will meet the Bulldogs Friday
night and the University or Cali¬
fornia at Sanla Barbara, with a
6-5 record, will provide tho com¬
petition Saturday night.
Both games will start at S PM.
The Fresno State Junior varsity
will play Coalinga College Friday
and the UCSB Frosh Saturday in
preliminaries starling at  6  PM.
Bulldog coach Harry Miller is
expected to stay with his same
starting line-up of Ron Neff at
center, forwards Tony Purr and
Maurice Talbot, and guards Joe
Chappell and  Tom Jacobsen.
Tom McFerson, younger brother
of all-time CCAA scoring champ
Mike McFerson, is threatening to
break into the starting line-up at
a forward position off his play in
the final games before the holiday
break!.
Santa Barbara, with a bumper
crop of sophomores and Junior
college transfers, got off lo a slow
start but was Impressive In win¬
ning its own Winter Classic tour¬
nament.
Big gun for Santa Harbara Is
0-5 forward Gory Davie, an All-
CCAA second team choice lost
year. Two outstanding newcomers
arc 6-6 forward Howard Sund-
berg  and  guard   Hal  Murdock.
Guard Jim Wagner Is the only
veteran In the San Fernando
starting Ilne-up, but the front line
has plenty ot height with G-S
center Ernie Brandt, 6-5 Cameron
Pedego and G-t  George Dottin.
Both  San  Fernando and  Santa
Barbara have rroci-iines-arerag-
tng 6 feet 6 Inches as do the Bull¬
dogs, and both visitors have a
G-S center to combat Fresno's 6-9
Ron Neff.
Miller says that his squad, with
a G win 3 loss record. "Isn't as
far along as last year's (cham¬
pionship team) at the same time."
Hot Shots!
Ail sharp-shoot its will ns-
Hemble In the inen*» gym Tues-
ilay for the Intramural freo
tlirnw contr-tt at i  !**<•
Intramural Pi recti ir Myron
Anderson said tho contest will
lie held Tuesday, Wednesday
nntl Thursday so anyone baring
conflicting classes will hnvo a
chnncc to como out.
On Tuesday nml Tlmrsdny
scores will Ite recorded from 1
to 2 I'M:  Wednesday nt noon.
Athletes Win Awards Galore In 62
By BOB WOMACK nationally going into
sno Stnte College has closed I Playoffs.    They
the  NCAA
he  nilsfor-
tstandlnc
JV's End Rest
After a three week lay-off.
Fresno State's Junior varsity bas¬
ketball squad will get back to
action with two games this week-
!■ Tonight the hoopsters face what
coach Jack Adler terms, "a real
tough" Coalinga Junior College
squad. "Coalinga has one of their
best teams with some real
standing-' players from back
to bolster the squad." stated
Adler. t
Saturday, the 00 of Santa Bar¬
bara frosh team will tangle with
the Bullpups. Adler feels' that the
Bullpupi will not have the
strength for a victory In this
either. ■
The "Little Gaucboa" t
grabbed some outstanding prep
prospects and promise to be too
much for Fresno.
Adler termed the Bullpups*
57-28 victory over the alumni be¬
fore Christmas vacation a real
good team effort and "our best
game to date."
"We are still weak In the shoot¬
ing department but we showed a
lot ot hustle In the alumni game,"
continued Adler. The Bullpups did
not practice during the Christmas
' break so Adler expects the squad
to be a little rusty for the Santa
Barbara, Coalinga games.
the books on another t
sports year.
Bulldog teams won conference
championships In basketball am:
baseball, earned "top ten" na
tlonal rankings In football and
baseball, and took an NCAA re
glonat tilte in golf. In addition,
Individual Fresno Slate athletes
collected conference and regional
crowns in wrestling, golf, and
track.
San Jose, TOP Fall
Highlight of the sports year at
Fresno State was the football sea¬
son, which found the Bulldogs
defeating both San Jose State and
erslty of Die Pacific, for the
third straight year. However. FSC
dethroned as California Cot-
legiate Athlelic Association chani-
by San Diego State after a
four-year reign.
Despite three losses, the Bull¬
dogs ranked No. 7 in the final
wire service college division poll.
Offsetting the defeats by Abilene
Christian (26-141. San Diego
(29-2G), and Montana State
(21-20) were the wins over San
Jose and UOP and a crushing
victory over Evergreen Confer¬
ence champion Whltworth. 48-7.
Tho Bulldogs also trounced
CCAA opponents L'C Santa Bar¬
bara. 36-0; Cal Poly (SLO). 51-6;
Into the No. 1 team.
Santa Clara, in the first round.
however, and were eliminated,
two games to one; Santa Clara
went on io finish second in
College World Series.
Key
star was hurdler Duane Relden-
bacTrr-who set school records In
both the 440 yard and 400 meter
hurdles and ranked among the
top 10 In the final NCAA list.
Rel.lenbach finished sixth In the
he NCAA Intermediate hurdles but
; was   disqualified    on   n   technl-
Jlulldogs' success
was a four-man pitching staff of
Virgil DcGrorge, Ed Hlte. Jerry
MacDonald. and Dave Hoover,
which had a cotibincd total of 2S
wins against only five losses. Of
the group, only MacDonald was
a st'nior and Hoover and De-
George were sophomores.
Hitting  Stars
Hitting stars were center field'
er Terry Banderas, who was
named to the NCAA District i
All-Star team; slugging first base¬
man Ron Scblller. who hit .363
adn set a school career record foi
home runs; and steady shortstop
Bobby  Paul].
Basketball was another wport In
which the Bulldogs started slon
ami finished strong. They wot
heir last eight games of the regu
ar season, breaking a light con
fere nee  race wide open.
Key to the late season surge
was G "foot D Inch center Bon
N'eff. whn averaged 19 points and
13 rebounds a game over tho last
half of the season. The Bulldogs
also had the CCAA's all-time
scoring     champion     In     brilliant
Los   Angeles   States,   34-0;   and | Mike   McFerson   and   two  sopho-
Long  Beach  State,   50-0. | more stars in Tony Burr and Tom
Outstanding Players | Jacnbsen.
The loss of McFerson and play-
Out
individuals!
... ,  - u,aklng   guards  George   Sarant'
included   Mid-Bracket   Al -Amerl-i      ,-,,,,..     ,    ...
,,,,,,„ ,       I and Earl smith cripn ed tin
can    tackle    Monte    Day:     four I ,    ,.     .._. .     ,       „     Jr.
'- *he NCAA playoffs.  Tie
Dogs
Little All-Coast picks, end
Barrett, center J. R. Williams, and
the Bulldogs' two brilliant quar¬
terbacks, Jon Anabo (picked by
I'Pl) sntf-Reau Carter (APselec¬
tion); All-CCAA end Larry Fo-
gelstrom, brilliant sopho-
e halfback Jim Long, and
guard Paul Wicker, a Dallas
Cowboy draft pick.
Sharing the spotlight with
grldders was another of Pete
Beld»n's brilliant baseball teams.
The Bulldogs started slowly, drop¬
ping three straight to the Uni¬
versity of Arizona in early March.
but bounced right back with a
17-game winning streak.
They    swept    to    their    eighth
CCAA   title  In   12   years   with   a
2   record   and   ranked   second
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eliminated in the first round by
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The only outstanding Individual
callty.
Fresno State's golf team re¬
peated as NCAA regional rlinnv
pion althouch It finished second
again in conference play. Indi¬
vidual standouts were a pair of
sophomores. Johnny Sinnan, who
won the Fresno city title, and
Arnlc Klrschennian. NCAA re¬
gional champion.
Eddie   Davlcs
An addition to the sports scene
was wrestling, which bowed In
with a hang. Eddie Davles. Fresno
State's 130-pounder, won the Pa¬
cific Coast Intercollegiate, North¬
ern California In(ercollpgiai.>. and
CCAA titles and reached the
NCAA quarter-finals before suf¬
fering his first loss In three years
of college and junior college
wrestling.
Neal Yoshlda. at 123 pounds,
and Jerry Klrkhart (1571 won
conference titles and Owen Peter¬
sen  captured  the  NCI  177-pound
Ofher sports, such as water
polo, cross country, and tennis
showed less spectacular results.
Both the water polo and cross
country teams finished fourth In
conference   play   and   tho   tennis
FSC Meets Gauchos
In First Dual Meet
The hardworking Fresno State
wrestling squod will race off
against an inexperienced Univer¬
sity of California at Sanla Bar¬
bara  team at Goleta today.
liulldog grapplcrs have been
working off some of those "extra
pounds" (hat Santa Claus left be¬
hind during the vacation, accord¬
ing to Coach  Dr.  Max  Klmberly.
Dr. Klnilierly said he didn't
know much about Santa Harbara
except that "they lost their coach
for the second year In a row and
a new man was appointed a few
weeks ago."
Last year FSC drubbed Ihe
Gauchos 29-5 as the Bulldogs had
to  forfeit  the  heavyweight  class.
"This Is Santa Barbara's last
year In our conference." said Dr.
Klmberly. Santa Barbara Is drop¬
ping out of the California Colle¬
giate Athletic Association after
19G3.
Fresno State took second place
in Ihe Northern California Inter¬
collegiate Champions hips in San
Francisco before the holidays.
Santa Harbara lost Its last
match to-San Fernando Valley
State whom the Bulldogs meet
here next  Friday. Then Saturday
we***
FSC  faces a real t>
fending    champions
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