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By DAN O'BRIEN
Collegian Sports Editor
Fresno State College takes on
the role as the busiest college
sports center In the stale and pos¬
sibly the nation'this week as lt
plays host to two National Col¬
legiate Athletic Association dis¬
trict play-offs plus a host ot other
events to delight the local sport!
fan. s
Highlight of the week will bo
tbe NCAA District 8 basketball
tournament, tomorrow and Satur¬
day nights. The first night's ac¬
tion will begin at 7:30 pitting
Far Western Conference cham¬
pion. San Francisco State (1S-11)
against Independent Chapman
College   (19-6).
California. Colles-ate Athletic
Association champion, Fresno
State  (1&-7)  will face the CCAA
runner-up I'C Santa Barbara
(17-0) In the second game to
start nt 9: IS.
Winners will meet the follow.
Ing night at 0:10- to earn the
right to represent the West Coast
at the NCAA college division
championships at Evansvllle,
dlana the following week-end.
consolation game will precede the
plny-ofr at 7:30.
Wrestling
Wrestling fans will head for
the girl's gymnasium Saturday to
watch the NCAA District 8 college
division wrestling championships
beginning at 1 I'M with the finals1
scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.
Pncific     Coast     I ntercoU estate
128-pound champion Roy Stuckey
ill pace Fresno State ln Its at¬
tempt to upset  tin*  favored Cal
Poly Mustang*. Don Nelson, Allen
Bertoldl,    Joe    Rossi,    and    Ron
Bush are  the  other  Bulldog
trlea. ,
Long Beach State. Chico Si
San Diego State. Qal Poly I
mona), San Fernando Vn
State, San Francisco State. Santa
Clam, and Humboldt State round
out  the  field.
Grid Action
King football wilt also sneak
into nctlon this week when ap¬
proximately 400 high school. Jun¬
ior college, anil college coaches
from through-out the state meet
at Fresno for the 10th Annual
Fresno State football clinic. Dave
Levy, top assistant coach of na¬
tional champion L'SC will be the
main speaker.
An intra-squad scrimmage 'en¬
uring . the 1963 Fresno State
football team will conclude the
clinic. The scrimmage Is sched¬
uled for 3:15 PM on the FSC
athletic  Held.
S-ilki-rs Debut
Fresno track Tans will get theli
first look at the Bulldog splki
miuau" Saturday al Rntctlffo Sta¬
dium when lhe powerful 1963
team -hosls nn all comers
at 1:30 PM.
Oal Poly will provide ml
the opposition n*t tlK-yorfll send
» full team. Krr-dmien from both
schools plus some club. Junior
college, anil high nth nol uthleti-x
will round out the field.
Swiniuilng Today
Today, swimming Is on t
agenda ns what Coach Ara IIa.li
bedlan calls "the best swim tci
Line-Up Change
For Horsehiders
A lot of new faces will be seen
on the Fresno State College dla-
mond Saturday when Coach Pele
Beiden sends his horsehiders
against Westmont College In a
double-header scheduled for 1
PM.
Alter collecting only Tour hits
last week-end against Santa Clara
and the University of California
combined. Beiden will shake-up
the Ilne-up to try and find some
batting punch to go along with
the pitching.
The Bulldogs were held hlUees
by the Broncos and collect**! only
four against tho Beers, winning
3-0. Three ot tho safetiea came
from outfielder Dick Rath. Woody
Smith another outfielder also
■bowed hitting promise accord-
in** to Beiden.
Among some of the men trying
to break into the line-up are third
baseman Phil Mastagnl, first base¬
man Terry Helienrader, sbortstop
Tom Colwer, catchers Mike Elor-
duy and Lewis Ayotte, and out¬
fielders Manuel Fagundes, Jim
Wolfanerger, and Mike Weaver.
Beiden foresees no problems
with the pitching staff. On hand
are veterans Ed Hite and Dave
Hoover. The two pitchers com¬
bined against the Bears giving
up only two hits between them.
Virgil DeGeorge last year's CCAA
earned run champion, Dennis
Shaves and Brian Slnnott round
out tha varsity hurlers. Slnnott
pitched five scoreless Innings
against Santa Clara ln making
his varsity debut.
Tom So-nmrrs veteran third
baseman who could have added
the needed bat strength -will be
oat for this week's action with a
knee injury. Sonimors is expected
to see little, If any action this
year because of the injury.
NO VOLLEYBALL
Titers will be no Intramural
volleyball action tonight ac¬
cording to director Myron An¬
des-son. Tho gym la being set
up for the NCAA wrestling and
basketball tournaments this
weekend. The volleyball sched-
b win reaome next week.
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE    SPORTS CALENDAR
Thun-day, Mart-11 7tli
Swimming vs. U.C., Santa Rar-
ifcirbiir:., FSC pool, 3:30 PM.
Frosh baseball vs. Roosevelt
High School, Roosevelt, 3:30
PM.
Friday, March 8th
NCAA District 8 college dlvi.
slon basketball tournament,
FSC gym, T:S0 PM.
swimming vs. University of
tho Pncific, Stockton, 3:30
PH.
Golf vs. Cal Poly (SLO), San
Luis Obispo, 1 PM.
Saturday, March Sth
NCAA District 8 college di¬
vision basketball tournament,
FSO gym, 7:30 PM.
Baseball vs. Westmont, two
games, FSC diamond, 1 PM.
Track all comers meet. Rat¬
e-litre Stadium.   1:80  PM.
NCAA District 8 college divi¬
sion wrestling (ou moment,
FSC women's gym, all day.
FSC football clinic, FSC gym,
8-0 AM; Little Theater, FSC
speech arts building, 0 AM-,'J
PM; FSC Athletic field, 3:1B-
5 PM.
Football Intrnnqund scrim¬
mage, FSC athletic field, 3:1&-
0 PM.
Frosh baseball vs. Cat Poly
(SLO), two games, San Luis
Obispo,  IS norm.
Sunday,  March  10th
FSC   Intercollegiate   rodeo,   1
PM, Clovis Arena.
Tuesday, March 12th
Baseball vs. .Sacramento State,
two games, FSC diamond,  1
PM.
Swimming vs. Bakersfield Col¬
lege, FSC pool, 8:80 PM.
Tennis  vs.   Cal   Poly   (SIX)),
San Luis Obispo, 2:S0 PM.
Wednesday, March 13th
Golf  vs.   Los   Angeles  State,
Belmont Country Club, 8 AM.
Golfers Open Season
At San Luis Obispo     ,-
Coach Larry Pape will take his Bulldog golfers to San Luis
Obispo to meet with Cal Poly in their first match of the year,
Friday.
Pape feels the conference is" going to be the strongest it's
ever been this year. "We are going to be better balanced this
season.   There Is more depth
the squad,   but  there  Is no i
really   outstanding."   stated   tho
The    Bulldogs    will    face
earn ot the crop as far as west
coast golf goes in matches with
Southern California. Stanford.
Jose State and Los Angeles
State.
John Slrmen. a Junior. Is the
captain of this year's sextet. The
other five men making the travel¬
ing squad ore Pele Cover, a fresh¬
man, Eric Walton, senior, Doug
Johnson, sophomore. Ed Ross,
sophomore,   and   Ed   Sweitier,   i
Rodger Berry. Terry" Hogu-
and Gary Marlanl reported late
the latter two because of JV bas¬
ketball obligations, and Pape
thinks they have a good chance
to break Into the traveling squad.
The Bulldogs received a serious
Frosh Spikers
Set New Mark
A freiihman relay team set t
school mark of I;29.3 in winning
the 830 relay event Saturday at
the Long Beach relays.
.Marvin DeCarlo, Clem O'Nell
Phil Johnson, and John Frame
automatically annexed the fresh¬
man 880 record by becoming the
first freshman team the college
has ever entered In that event.
Tho foursome made an Impressive
debut as anchor man John Frame
broke the tape ahead of eight
competitors.
The relay victory came as a
pleasant surprise to track coach
Dutch Warmerdam. He had en¬
tered the team In the event mere¬
ly as a warmup for the SSO med¬
ley sprint and did not expect such
a   strong   performance.   However
when Phil Johnson .handed i
yard   lead   to   anchor   man   John
Frame,   the   frosh   sprinter   went
all out, according to Warmerdam.
id  the  learn  later dropped out
the medley competition.
Freshman  Charles Hulce, who
was labeled as a sure bet to break
the frosh shotput record of 46'4"
by Ernest Chilwood in 19*10.
failed  to  live  up  to expectations.
heave    of    46*8'
enough to place and was far short
of   his   normal   distance.   Hulce
tossed the IS pound ball
while at McLane Hlglt*-School
In FSC history," faces UC at
Santa Barbara in the local pool
at 3:30 PM.
The' Junior varsity baseball
team will face Itoosevelt High
School today before leaving Tor
San LuIS Obispo Saturday to take
on Ihe Cal Poly frosh in a double-
header.
The  golf  team   travels  lo  Cal
Poly   tomorrow   and   the   tennis
squad   will   be   there   Wednesday
to round out the busy week.
Hodeo
Of course, the Fresno State
College Tnt-*rcolleglnte rodeo will!
be held Saturday and Sunday ,n
those tans who wish to watcii ■
lesser known college sport.
It all adds up to a sport for
every type of sports fan in tbt
Valley. An award should be git--,
to someone who attends the most
events.    Whew!
@aE8
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