1963_02 The Daily Collegian February 1963

              Poge Four —— The Fresno Stale College Collegian —  ^^^^^■H
Bulldogs Win In Weekend Double-Heade
Miller's Charges Beat
San Fernando, Gaucho
Fives To Stay In Race
Fresno State's hustling Bulldogs are back in the thick of
the California Collegiate Athletic Association basketball race
following two "must" wins over San Fernando State and the
University of California at Santa Barbara.
Coach Harry Miller's charges revenged an earlier defeat
: the bands ol tbe Santa Bar-tv-'
barn quintet with a pressure
packed 59-5! win Saturday. The
victory was the ninth straight tor
the Bulldogs.
Friday, tho Bulldog hoopsters
trounced San Fernando, 89-61
with Ron Neff sparking the way.
Neff entered the game after
seven minutes and threw in IE
points before Intermission. Hi
ended up with 22 markers.
I tout
San Fernando gave the Bull¬
dogs some trouble in the opening
minutes as the southland team led
at one point by eight. But Miller's
forces quickly tied it up, then
scored 27 straight points before
San Fernando could hit the scor¬
ing column again.
In Santa, narbnm the Bulldogs
found tho going a little rougher
as they played before an over-
flow crowd In a real heart stop¬
per. The Fresno squad had to
come from behind to defeat (he
Gaachos aa Santa Barbara led
4S-48 with only about fire min¬
ute-, left cm the clock.
Tony Burr hit on two straight
Jumpers to up the Bulldogs ahead
with about Tour minutes left to
play and Fresno kept their lead.
Tom Jacobson clinched the tri¬
umph with three foul shots and a
layup In the final 1:5*1 of action.
Jake Hits
Jacobson was fouled with two
minutes to go and made good on
the one and one. The Bulldogs
stole the ball and "Jake" drove
la for two markers then later
sunk his final free shot.
High Point man for the game
waa Bulldog forward Maurice
Talbot with 21 markers, llin-r.
Neff, and Jacobson hit SB, 11,
and 10 points respectively.
The two weekend victories left
the Bulldogs and Gauchos with
6-2 league marks. San Diego State
stands In first place with a 5-1
mark preceding their Saturday
night game with Los Angeles
State..
This weekend the Bulldogs will
faco the Titecs from San Diego
and a win for Miller's squad
would put the CCAA race in a
three way deadlock. The game
is set for Friday In the Fresno
State  gymnasium.
Saturday, the Bulldogs face
Long Beach State to wrap up
their league home games. Their
final league tilt Is with Los An¬
geles State in the southland.
Dr. Evans Will
Leave For Sudan
Dr. Ralph Evans, professor of
education, will leave soon for
Sudan to replace Dr. Raymond
Harrison, according to Dr. Ste¬
phen Ballou, chairman of the sec¬
ondary education department.
Dr. Harrison will teach at the
college this summer.
Dr. John Martin, who taught In
the music department last se¬
mester, will take over Dr. Evans
position.
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Bulldogs Face
Major-Minor
League Stars
By BOD WOHACK
The Major League-Minor League
All-Stars who play Fresno State
College's 1963 baseball team Feb.
16th In John M. Euless Park may
be the toughest foe the Bulldogs
will play all year.
At the very least, the All-Stars
will have the toughest pitching
staff. With the addition of nine
pitchers announced recently, tbe
All-Stars now have a 14-man
mound start headed by three liu.-l-
ers from major league rosters—
Truman Clevanger of the Yank¬
ees. Dick Ellsworth of the Cubs,
and Wade Blasingame of Mil¬
waukee.
Tho latest additions included
five e*>FSC stars, Jerry MacDon¬
ald, Oene Graves, Bobby Dolg,
Gary Modrell, and Jack Hannah.
MacDonald, an A1LCCAA choice
last year, was recently signed by
the New York Met*. Dolg pitched
for the Fresno Giants last year
while Modi-ell and Hannah worked
fop Red Sox nnd Angels farm
clubs respectively.
Rounding out the list of pitch¬
ing additions were Dale Williams
from the Dodgers' farm system.
San Francisco farmhands John
Pregcmer and Jack Blchm, and
Jim Hansen from the Red Sox
chain.
Four bitters were also added to
the list of those who've accepted
Invitations to play. Heading the
group was former Fresno State
great Augic Carrldo, now with
Salt Lake City of tho Pacific
Coast League.
Also accepting Invites were
Roosevelt High School bonus boy
Rollle Petranovich, who played
with Reno of the California
League last year, and ex-Fresno
Giants Charley Strange and Vic
Roxnovsky.
All proceeds for the game will
C" to the FM' li.wliAll j.r]io[nr-
shlp. There will he n Testimonial]
dinner honoring veteran Bulldog
ttaseball coach Pete Beiden in the
Marigold Ballroom following the
game. Tickets are »1 for thai
game alone or CD for tin' gajtkr
and dinner coniblned.
Grad Gains
Officer's Bars
Richard J. Craig. 18471 Road.
Strathmore, has Just been com¬
missioned a second lieutenant In
the Dnlted States Marine Corps
Reserve,
The son ot Mr. and Mrs. Jess
W. Craig of the same address was
■worn in by Major John W. Par-
chen yesterday. ,
A Fresno State College gradu¬
ate this past semester In agri¬
culture, Craig waa active In the
Agronomy Club and the Ag Me¬
chanics Club.
The new marine will go to
Quantlco. Vs.. for his basic train-
IBS in tin.- officer's candidate
schooL
Ckalk Talk...
By DAN &BBXBS
Collegian Sports Editor    I
Fresno State can now add another sport to help boast its claim
that It stands aa the strongest small college In intercollegiate athletics
In the United States.
Under the efforts of Dr. Max Klmberly. wrestling at Fresno haa
become. Just two years after its Inception, one "of our strongest sporta.
The grappling Bulldogs lost their first match this week to a powerful
and nationally ranked Oregon State squad.
It waa a real close one and Klmberly's men still can lay claim to
being the beat collegiate wrestling team In the state. These boys
wrestle without any nnaitclal aid from the college bnt Klmberly
seems to attract lb> wrestlers from the San Joaquin Valley and bring
out the best In them. ConBTatnlatlona for aa outstanding job.
I'roblem Solved
Football Coach Cecil Coleman may have solved his problems at
center when he landed Junior College Ali-Amerlcan, Mike Ansolebe,
here from Bakeraflcld College. However rumor has It that Coleman
did not get all the men he expected to enroll here. The lure of
transferring from a Junior college and having three years eligibility
left la gone, thanks (or no thanks) to the CCAA's new ruling.
It looks as If Baseball Coach Pete Beiden Is loaded with pitchers
but may have some offensive woes. Back to fire for the Bulldog
squad are Davo Hoover, Ed HIte. and Virgil DeGeorge. Beiden can
also look for some help from Dennis Shaves, Fred McPherson, and
hers up rrom tho Junior varsity. ,
Beiden will linve problem* finding men to replace Terry Ilanderas,
Ron Schiller, nnd Bart Dollar. Word Is out that Xell McClellan, who
was counted on for a lot of duty behind the plate hns dropped out
of school.
Good .News
Back to the bright side of things—Golf Coach Larry Pape hopes
to grab back the CCAA crown from San Diego State as Gary Marlanl,
JV basketball star, and a host of Canadian stars promise to add a tot
of depth to the link squad.
Coach Am HalralM-dian Is also full of smiles, wltli the enrollment
or Junior College All-Amerlritn, Doug l'enrgln from Fresno City
College and  breastroker,  Itonald  Win from Pierce College.
'erything looks pretty good here at the BulldoR athletic store.
It looks as if Fresno could come up with California Collegiate Athletic
Association crowns In track, swimming, golf, baseball, wrestling, and
basketball before this semester Is over. The track team looks like a
good bet for the NCAA District Eight Championship too.
HERE AND THERE
Going Into this last weekend's games the CCAA scoring leader Is
Cal Poly's Bob Horwnth with a 22.3 points per game average. He
Is followed by Long Beach State's Stan Andersen who graduated at
mid-term. The Bulldog's Tony Burr (18.0 pga) and Tom Jacobsen
(17.3) rank third and fifth respectively. Jacobsen Is also the league's
rebounding leader.
Ixm Angeles State tops the CCAA In team scoring with a 74.8
Average while Santa Barbara Is number one In defense allowing their
opponents a 60.1 per game average. Fresno la fourth in offense at
00.8 nnd second in defense at 04.1,
Fresno Rated
Tenth By UPI
Fresno State's Improving bas¬
ketball squad Joined the nation1,
ten in the United Press inter-
national smalt college basketball
ratings tor the first time, tali
week.
Coach Harry Miller'a Bulidop
have been ranked Id the llth spot
almost all season. Fresno uxnti
up a spot aa Southeastern Okls-
homa slipped rrom ninth to lit!,
after losing to East Central Suit
this past week. The Bulldogs cur.
rently hava a 13-5 record.
Wittenberg again topped th*
ratings tor the fourth straight
week. The Tigers boast the m.
tIon's top defense. Southeast Hit-
sourt moved Into second plan
followed by Grumbling, Evam-
vllle, Tennessee State, Prairie
View, Akron. Westminster, South-
cm  Illinois, and Fresno.
Following Southeastern Okla¬
homa In the second ID wero llof-
stra. Augsburg, Orange State,
Regis, Santa Barbara, Pacific
Lutheran, Lamar Tech, South Di-
kota State and Indiana State in
that order.
Cal Poly Muscles Way
TcH*9 Victory OverfSC-
Fresno State's varsity wrestlers
dropped their second match in a
Cal Poly, the only other Calif¬
ornia Collegiate Athletic Associa¬
tion team without a loss, defeated
the Bulldogs on the Fresno i
19-9.
Coach Max Klmberly was forc¬
ed to use two Junior varsity grap¬
plers when 1S7 pound Joe Rossi
sustained a shoulder separation
against Oregon State Wednesday
night and Ron Bush Injured his
Pins by Mustang grapplers Sam
Hnerta and Spence Tamoto just
about clinched the win for Cal
Poly who are now In undisputed
first place in the CCAA.
Fresno's Eddie Davles won the
130 pound dlTlsion. to rettinjn
beaten this year with a tough
H-2  decision  over  Jim  Teem.
Other winners for the Bulldogs
were Don Nelson In the 177 pound
class with   a  7-4   win,  snd Roy
'Cross Currents'Hears
Mces-College Drinking
"Cross Currents" will meet
from 12 to 1 at the College Re¬
ligious Center. The speaker will
be Di*. James Flkes, associate pro¬
fessor of Health Education, speak¬
ing on "Drinking in College." a
report on a recent survey
ducted among 17,000 college
dents.
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1123 FULTON
HELM s-U>6.
Stuckey won trie 123 pound match
blanking hie opponent 5-0.
Cal Poly also won the ab¬
breviated freshman four match
meet 10-7. Fresno will be on the
road next weekend for meetings
with Los Angeles State and a
tough Long Beach State squad.
Fresno State's other loss this
week waa to an nnbeaien Oregon
State team. The Beavers are rated
the top team on tbe pacific coast
and rate aa one of the wrestling
powers in the nation.
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