1963_02 The Daily Collegian February 1963

              -The Fresno State College Collegian--
Chalk Talk...,X
DAN O'BRIEN
Collegian Sporta Editor    I
Well, spring Is here . . . almost. It you don't believe It take a look
at the athletic field at one Fresno State College. The weather Is right,
but don't tell tho weather man It's still early February,
One can hear the sounds of spring heard every year about this time
from the northeast side of tho campus. The sun just makes It louder
aa rain seems to distract from these audio pleasantries.
Track Times
You can hear the numbers. "56, 57, 58 . . ." being reeled off by
coach Dutch Warmerdam as he runs his track charges through their
paces. The moans and groans of all athletes blends tn as they try to
work their way back Into top shape for what lies ahead. And they
keep on working.. .,
Another sound Is tlmt of the horsehider species of the Athletic
field. These men are known to some tut baseball players and coach
Pete Befden's, "slide" nnd "a lot of fire Joo" are resd collector'a items.
One also hears the "fore" of coach Larry Pape's golfers, or
"love" call of the tennis players under Coach Harry Miller.   Tho
latter must work without their "leader" as Miller Is still busy with
basketball.   Finally, if things quiet down a bit you might be able
hear the  "splashing" of coach  Ara Hairabedlan's aqua-men   from
Inside their pool.
Work • Work
It's all a part of the oft-used phrase, "the wonderful world of
sports." We as spectators enjoy watching the men at their best but
few spectators realise the work that goes Into producing the final
product so that the athletes will be ready for "show."
Spring sports are Just a part of lt and this campus owes a lot to
the outstanding athletic program conducted here at "Bulldogland."
Men like Flint Hanner. Cecil Coleman, and Hal Beatty. to name Just
three, have brought the incentive to the athletes to work for their
accomplish men ts.
Spring Football
By the way, another sound of spring Is that of football practice
for those Interested  the time to get signed up is 3  PM Monday In
room 110 of the men's gym.   Practice starts Feb. IS for Coleman'!
1963 edition of the Bulldog football team.
Well, the whole point Is that these men work not only for them
selves but for the school, which Involves every student. So how aboui
some attendance for these spring sports? TOU don't have to work lc
get the enjoyment from It.
HERE AJID THERE
The announcement recently that Homer Beatty Is to head the
football fortunes at I-os Angeles State does not lessen the headaches
of rival California Collegiate Athletic Association coaches.
Beatty has complied a winning percentage of .837 In his 17 years
of head coaching, His overall record stands at 139 wins, against 29
losses snd three ties.   Football Is rising in the CCAA!
Bad news for San Diego State basketball fans came this week
6-7 center Bob Mackey and fi-4 forward Forrest Glitliero. both sopho¬
mores, are scholsstlcnlly ineligible for CCAA conference play.
The Aitecs are only a half a game out of first place and the loss
of these men really dampens their hopes for the crown. Mackey was
the team's leading scorer.
JV's Begin
Road Trip
Hitting the road for a tw<
game series against Coalinga Col'
lege and Lhe Lemoore Naval Air
Station this week, the Fresno JV
a-TrlH-try to Increase Its four
game winning streak.
Jack Adler's Bullpups chinned
themselves above the .500.mark
last week, defeating Pacific Bible
College. 75-54. the Cal Poly
Frosh. 74-69, and Lemoore. 74-
64. The wins brought the Bull,
pups a season record of 5-4.
Sparking the current Junior
varsity surge Is freshman guard
Gary Marian!, a Castro Valley
High School standout who is rip¬
ping the nets for a. 16.1 average.
Tha "quartcrbock" guard hss
highlighted the Bnllpup attack
all season long and coach Adler
rate* him a top candidate for a
varsity guard starting spot nest
year.
Forward Terry Hogne has s
10.6 average and is battling team¬
mate Gary Hill (center) for the
rebounding lead on this year's
team. Hill. Hogue and Bob Rath
are showing the way on the Bull-
pup forward wall which has ■
height average of 6-3.
Phil Mehas, who twisted an
ankle last week. Is Adler's other
starter, afebas la a returning let-
terman from last year.
Accounting Class Opens
At Extension Center
Regular students may still re¬
gister for Accounting 1A offered
Tuesday and Thursday from 7
0 PH. Room 3 of tbe University
Ave. Extension Center. The class
Is instructed by Leland Carlson,
a  Klngsburg  accountant,
interested students should at¬
tend   tonight's   session.
rartoaizi
001   ABVItTISltS
A1LBC
.TONS
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Effadfv. Fwbruory 4, 1963, a
special 75% discount will be
allowed lo FSC organizations
on ly on all porters and related
ooVartisino madia — creative
adsMftsfnfj that really gats re¬
sults.
Profassionof poeterwewfc In or¬
iginal and dtttincHve ifyling,
25c and up.
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Juliana Appointed
Society President
Joseph 'Juliana, assistant pro¬
fessor of recreation and physical
education at Fresno State College,
Is the president of district seven
of the California Parks and Rec¬
reation Society-for- iota, —
Juliana, who baa been at FSC
since 19G8, was recently Installed
at the society's annual banquet
In Klngsburg. He served as rice
president last year and heads the
recreation department at FSC.
District seven Includes seven
San Joaquin Valley counties front
Merced on the north to Kern on
the south.
Housing Still Problem
When Fresno State College stu¬
dents begin complaining about
shortage In the resident halls to¬
day, many administration mem¬
bers recall the days during World
War II when residence problems
were so bad that appeals were
sent out to North Fresno resi¬
dents to rent vacant rooms In
their homes
Fresno State
Basketballers
In Do Or Die
By BOB WOMACK     '
It will be "do or die" for the
Fresno State College basketball
team this weekend when the Bull¬
dogs head south for a pair of
weekend  games.
.The key game will come Sati
day   night   when   Fresno   State
plnys the University of California
at Snntn Barbara, In TJCSB's c.
pus gymnasium. Tito Bulldogs
currently  one  game  behind   the
league-leading Gauchos snd must
win to stay In the California Col¬
legiate  Athletic  .Association race.
Neff Back
Fresno also plays San Fernan¬
do Valley Stale.Friday night In
Northrldgc. Game time both
nights is 8:15. Boosting Fresno'
title hopes Is the return to form
of G foot 9 Inch center Ron Neff.
sidelined for nearly a month with
a broken hand. *
Neff scored 37 point i
grabbed 29 rebounds to help the
Bulldogs to three straight victor¬
ies fast week. FSC coach Harry
Miller doesn't expect to start Kerr
this weekend.
Ho Imitates to brenk up the
front lino of Mnnrtce Tnlbot, Tom
Jacobsen and Tony llnrr which
hit* a combined average of 46
points and 27 rebounds a game
or the lilentiral twin backcourt
combination of Eddie and Johnny
which has notlcenbly
tightened the Holldog defense In
recent "weeks.
However, Neff will see plenty
of action as a "fireman"—as In
;he 79-58 victory of Cal Poly to
which he contributed 22 points
or the 71-54 win over Westmont
In which he had 15 rebounds.
More Men
Still further strengthening Is
expected to come from the addi¬
tion of three Junior college trans¬
fers. Val McCallum from Coalin¬
ga. Wes Isaacs of Reedley. and
Sid Nickolas ot Vallejo.
McCnllum saw action with the
Junior varsity last weekend and
scored 29 points In two games.
Nickolas, who entered FSC last
week on a track scholarship, wns
also one of the top scorers-on his
Junior college basketball team
and will get a shot as a backcourt
Santa Barbara upset Ihe Bull¬
dogs. 53-48, In Fresno last month
Neff was sidelined. His loas
left the Bulldogs unable to cope
with a towering UCBS front line
which averaged 6-6 not counting
6-9 sophomore center Steve Fru-
chey, who came off the bench In
Fresno to score 13 points In less
than a half.
San Fernando haa yet to win
a conference game but haa a dan-
ball club, aa attested by
their 77-74 loss to Fresno Stati
the FSC floor. The Matadors
offenalre star la Jim Wagner who
has a 15.6 ppg average and scored
27 against Fresno.
FSC BASKETBALL STATISTICS
17 Games (Collegiate Only)
Name
Burr, Tony
O
17
17
FGA
J1S
216
Ft;
83
109
Pet.
.367
.80S
VTA
162
64
126
36.
.772
.863
167
130
63
46
231
264
233
164
85
49
40
17.1
14.9
13.7
10.3
6.3
3.3
3.3
1.7
1.3
0.8
2.0
-1.0
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.0
Talbot. Maurice 17
soo
12!)
76
56
.380
.434
114
87
81
42
.737
116
44
111
•.It
37
.398
18
11
.611
IB
59
23
.390
13
3
Greene, Johnny
12
29
15
.385
14
10
37
7
Chappel!. Joe
Tevrli, Vern
18
It
27
S
6
1
.222
.200
34
8
16
6
.760
3
8
Walt, Larry
Uriarte, Tom
10
3
13
S
3
.184
.400
6
2
2 1.000
3
4*
6
QraggTJoe
4
2
1
.800
2
2
0
*
<]
2
.600
3
0
2
*
Cotvln. Bill
4
5
1
.200
0
0
.000
*
*
Sharp., Marty
4
7
0
.000
2
2 1.000
*
1
Smith, Woody
1
1
0
.000
0
1
0
FSC   Totals
17 1033
414
.401
489
339
.693
894
Oppon.   Totals
17 1119
387
.346
485
313
.648
779
3G9 1085
G3.8
76
80
San  DIcko State
Gl     Arizona State Univ
89
76
Long Beach
Stat*
47
77
Chapman
72
nlv
63
79
Los Angeles
Slat*
42
79
Univ. ot
Pacific
67     Ssicratucnlc
State
G6
79
Ca
Pol:
(SLO>
86    Alumni
71
71
West mo
,
82
82     Univ.  of  Pacific
100
W<
a 11
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t 5
(All
Games!
77    San Fernando V Stale
74
W(
n  1
—Lo
t &
(Collegiate
48    U.C.. Sants
Barbara
56
Games Only
Tahajian Attends
Southland Meet
Student Body President Jerry
Tahajian will attend a quarterly
meeting of the California State
College Student Presidents Asso¬
ciation In Lone Beach Feb. 16
and  17.
Tahajlan  will  leave  Fresno  by
BULLDOG & CAMPUS TOWN
HAIRCUTS SI.75
AGR'S Take
Bowling Helm
Alpha Gamma Rho wheeled aad
dcaled their way to the Intra-
mural bowling championship u
they beat out Delta Sigma py
by one victory.
The AGRs had 23 wins aad
went down to defeat 16 times jn
winning the keg title. Harold Ru-
mussen led the Aggies with a wa.
son average of 167. This was th.,
tlfth highest total In the leagu*.
Sigma Alpha Epsllon grab I,,
third place points and Theta ciil
took fourth.
Jerry Wllmot of SAE led th»
league Tor most of the season win '
the highest average. He was ton
at the season's close with ITj.
Marty Haskell of "The Ktm
Breed was second In Individual
averages with 173. The Nc*
Breed was the only Independent
team entered In bowling m,-
tlieretore won the Independent
championship points.
Hill Van Doren, also of Tiie
New Iti-i-pd, wns fourth highest
In iniiivl.lu.il Averages with ISA.
Ith-h.trd Ahmtilnn of Theta Cltf
had n 172 average tn place third
In tlif lndivltln-1.1 average depart.
Wiltnoi also had the hlgho't
Single game score with 2tl and
:!ie highest three game total or €<,S.
plat
Feb.
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