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Pog« Four-
-The Fresno Stat* College Collegian-
Bulldog Golfers Win LA Invitational Tourney
Tankers Beat SFS;
Craig Sets Record
By FRED McPHERSOX
Fresno State College's unheralded golf team is in the
limelight today after defeating all competition to win the
Los Angeles invitational golf tournament.
Just last Thursday FSC was clobbered by TJSC's golfers in
match play, but Saturday the Bulldogs totaled a low of 438
hest such teams
points
Angeles State, who was third. San
Diego State. Brlgham Young Uni¬
versity. UCLA, and Arizona State.
Bad rasa
A bad pass and running out of
the lane disqualified the Bulldogs'
880 relay team and deprived them
of a second place finish. Fresno
State won the 440 yard race with
a 41.3 clocking.
The foursome of Sid Nicholas,
Rick RaJilgren, (Jrne Manett*
and Hugh Adams g»t tt second In
with
Volleyball Finals
Thursday; Sigma
Chi Vs. Animals
The Animals, who are unde¬
feated, and Sigma Chi, who has
lost only one game, are leading
their respective intramural volley-
ball leagues with only two games
remaining.
With 16 points, the Grimmies
are the only team close lo the
Animals In the independent league
standings.
Sigma Chi has 22 points and
their nearest competition. Sigma I
Alpha Epsilon and Theta Chi.
have 16 points In the race Tor
the fraternity league flag.
Sigma Chi No. 2 and Sigma
Delta Phi are the only other
teams with over 10 points.
After each team has played
their final two games the cham¬
pions of the two leagues will play¬
off for the overall intramural
volleyball championship.
The undefeated Animals and
Sigma Chi have already clnched-
up the league titles lo earn fl Shot
at the school volleyball champion¬
ships. All other positions in the
standings could change hands
according to Thursday's results.
The schedule for the first
games Thursday are: Sigma Chi
vs. Alpha Gamma Rho: Sigma
Delta Phi vs. Theta Chi: Sigma
Chi No. 2 vs. Lambda CM Alpha;
Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. SAB
No. t.
The independent league: Hong
Kong vs. Animals: Hainan Hall
1 vs. Grimmles; Roman Hall_3-
East vs. ROTC: Homan HairV
West has a bye for the first round
ot games.
the mile relay
8:20.8.
Arizona State University's out¬
standing mile relay team won Its
event. The Bulldog team ot Sam
Workman, Hill Knocke. Duane
Reldenbach and Charley Craig
raced to a second place In 3.14.
Craig net a school record in the
triple Jump with a combined dis-
tanco of WSJi", Craig also took
third in the broad jump.
Tankers Win
Coach Ara Hairabedians Hull-
dog swimmers defeated San Fran-
Cisco State 63-32 al San Fran¬
cisco. Friday.
The FSC tankers camo up with
six first places, including both re¬
lay erven ts to down the Hay nrea
Gators.
Opener Postponed
Bulldog hrjrsehlders had their
league opener postponed because
of wet grounds. Coach I'cte Bel-
den put his charges through drills
and an Intrasquad game Satur¬
day.
The Bulldog track team. In¬
cluding the frosh. will compete in
tin all-comers meet Tuesday at
Ratcliffe Stadium.
Fresno State Abolishes
Intercollegiate Athletics
In a surprise move, the Fresno State College board of
directors have abolished intercollegiate athletics at the
college
This will be the last issue of the sports page of the Col¬
legian. Rumor has it that the sports page will be turned into
n wnmnn'H society section. + —
society section.
All athletes are asked to turn
in their equipment as the uni¬
forms will go to the St. Vincent
Del'aul Society. The reason for
the drastic move has not y<
announced but It seems
able to assume that the
athletic program Wi
K you with to reach the high-
at. begin at the lowest.
—The Maxima of S>-ru»
GRACEFUL BULLDOG DIVER Dove Wright has suffered
only one dual meet defeat this year for Coach Ara Haira-
beaian's swimming leam. Wright is a freshman so can be
counted on for many more victories "before the end of his
collegiate career.
Long Beach Rates As Title Challenger
Is Kiclutrdwin'* (LBS) 484
By fked Mcpherson
Collegian Sports Writer I no suite doesn't have anyone In
A check ot the top CCAA track' »*• t°l> nve, times In the 880.
and field marks that have been nick Dahlgren's 4:20.5 mile Is
reported this year sets Long: third fa meet no far. but ifs far
Beach State up as the team Fresno] ofr Stove Crowley's (LBC) 4:11.5
State Ib going to'have to" waylay! topleague "ilToe\-— —""
if they plan to capture the CCAA [ Long Reach States Jim Lwy
track championship this year. I has been clocked a little better
Sam Workman has registered j than seven seconds faster than
FSC a best 100 dash time so far FSC's Howard Blggers
with 9.S. San Diego State's Darryl In the two mite Jaunt
Nelson has the leagues best'time ! Bulldog standout Sid Nlckolas
this year with a 9.6 run. { will have to belter his 14.4 time
In the 220 yard category Work- In the 120 yard high hurdles If
man again has the Bulldog's best! he Is going to outdo Long Beach's
time, 20.7, only one tenth of a ! Doe Andrews who has done 14.2.
j im
I legislate
for**
The annou
dlately after
turned down the college's bit
a new baseball stadium. The men
In the state capital Issued a i>tate-
raont that. "In view of the circum¬
stances/over the selling of John
M. Eule.su Park, the state would
purchase 20 Louisville siiugRers.
but a new park was out of the
question."
Well you've guessed it—April
Fool.-Hut did you ever stop to
think what the rumpus wmild In-
like without an intercollegiate
s|n>rt;i prognun?
The program at Fresno State
Is one of the best athletic pro¬
grams in the nation and a move
like the one mentioned above will
at least. We as gtudents should
be extremely proud of our record
In athletics.
As a member or the National
Collegiate Athletic Association
college division the Bulldogs have
a record that Is second to none In
the nation.
In football, the local leam has
been ranked among the nation's
best the last three years. The
basketball team can claim the
Pre*, better Keli Tucker or Los Angeles NCAA mttM g cnam„lonBhlp
State and Andrews Df LBS. who while the wrestling squad riniahed
..-.c boil, broad Jumped 2-1 feet I second ,„ ,he ainrlct.
H Inches. ,Craig In four and
been » credit to Fresno Slate.
The track squad lias turned out
seven world record holders and
lutve been a national power since
the 1930s.
The gptr squad can claim sevi-n
<X"AA championships in the lost
nine years plus four Far Weal
Intercollegiate nnd Dlslrht st
titles.
half bathes behind the top triple
lump distance, also.
~Den nls-Jtmeror-Cflt'PolyiBdo-;
ing rnr better than his nearest
competitors in the high jump.
Jones has gone fi'5'4".
A 223 root Javelin toss or San
Diego State's George Dill Is more
.than 15 feet further than anyone
Iflse in the league has been able
to do to date.
Spring sports too have alwayr
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20.7.
BUI Knocke ripped off n 18.8 | test ti
In the 440, but this i«s the fourili
In the 83.0 hurdles FSC fares
much better. Dwaln Keldenbach
and Hugh Adams have run 37.7
and 37.3 respectively for the iwo
ie league thus far.
It's Baseball Time
FSC HAIRCUTS
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never billowy, never flat—
because the buttons are
placed in the best possible
spot. Finest combed oxford,
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Object Description
| Title | 1963_04 The Daily Collegian April 1963 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1963 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | April 1, 1963, Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1963 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
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Pog« Four-
-The Fresno Stat* College Collegian-
Bulldog Golfers Win LA Invitational Tourney
Tankers Beat SFS;
Craig Sets Record
By FRED McPHERSOX
Fresno State College's unheralded golf team is in the
limelight today after defeating all competition to win the
Los Angeles invitational golf tournament.
Just last Thursday FSC was clobbered by TJSC's golfers in
match play, but Saturday the Bulldogs totaled a low of 438
hest such teams
points
Angeles State, who was third. San
Diego State. Brlgham Young Uni¬
versity. UCLA, and Arizona State.
Bad rasa
A bad pass and running out of
the lane disqualified the Bulldogs'
880 relay team and deprived them
of a second place finish. Fresno
State won the 440 yard race with
a 41.3 clocking.
The foursome of Sid Nicholas,
Rick RaJilgren, (Jrne Manett*
and Hugh Adams g»t tt second In
with
Volleyball Finals
Thursday; Sigma
Chi Vs. Animals
The Animals, who are unde¬
feated, and Sigma Chi, who has
lost only one game, are leading
their respective intramural volley-
ball leagues with only two games
remaining.
With 16 points, the Grimmies
are the only team close lo the
Animals In the independent league
standings.
Sigma Chi has 22 points and
their nearest competition. Sigma I
Alpha Epsilon and Theta Chi.
have 16 points In the race Tor
the fraternity league flag.
Sigma Chi No. 2 and Sigma
Delta Phi are the only other
teams with over 10 points.
After each team has played
their final two games the cham¬
pions of the two leagues will play¬
off for the overall intramural
volleyball championship.
The undefeated Animals and
Sigma Chi have already clnched-
up the league titles lo earn fl Shot
at the school volleyball champion¬
ships. All other positions in the
standings could change hands
according to Thursday's results.
The schedule for the first
games Thursday are: Sigma Chi
vs. Alpha Gamma Rho: Sigma
Delta Phi vs. Theta Chi: Sigma
Chi No. 2 vs. Lambda CM Alpha;
Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. SAB
No. t.
The independent league: Hong
Kong vs. Animals: Hainan Hall
1 vs. Grimmles; Roman Hall_3-
East vs. ROTC: Homan HairV
West has a bye for the first round
ot games.
the mile relay
8:20.8.
Arizona State University's out¬
standing mile relay team won Its
event. The Bulldog team ot Sam
Workman, Hill Knocke. Duane
Reldenbach and Charley Craig
raced to a second place In 3.14.
Craig net a school record in the
triple Jump with a combined dis-
tanco of WSJi", Craig also took
third in the broad jump.
Tankers Win
Coach Ara Hairabedians Hull-
dog swimmers defeated San Fran-
Cisco State 63-32 al San Fran¬
cisco. Friday.
The FSC tankers camo up with
six first places, including both re¬
lay erven ts to down the Hay nrea
Gators.
Opener Postponed
Bulldog hrjrsehlders had their
league opener postponed because
of wet grounds. Coach I'cte Bel-
den put his charges through drills
and an Intrasquad game Satur¬
day.
The Bulldog track team. In¬
cluding the frosh. will compete in
tin all-comers meet Tuesday at
Ratcliffe Stadium.
Fresno State Abolishes
Intercollegiate Athletics
In a surprise move, the Fresno State College board of
directors have abolished intercollegiate athletics at the
college
This will be the last issue of the sports page of the Col¬
legian. Rumor has it that the sports page will be turned into
n wnmnn'H society section. + —
society section.
All athletes are asked to turn
in their equipment as the uni¬
forms will go to the St. Vincent
Del'aul Society. The reason for
the drastic move has not y<
announced but It seems
able to assume that the
athletic program Wi
K you with to reach the high-
at. begin at the lowest.
—The Maxima of S>-ru»
GRACEFUL BULLDOG DIVER Dove Wright has suffered
only one dual meet defeat this year for Coach Ara Haira-
beaian's swimming leam. Wright is a freshman so can be
counted on for many more victories "before the end of his
collegiate career.
Long Beach Rates As Title Challenger
Is Kiclutrdwin'* (LBS) 484
By fked Mcpherson
Collegian Sports Writer I no suite doesn't have anyone In
A check ot the top CCAA track' »*• t°l> nve, times In the 880.
and field marks that have been nick Dahlgren's 4:20.5 mile Is
reported this year sets Long: third fa meet no far. but ifs far
Beach State up as the team Fresno] ofr Stove Crowley's (LBC) 4:11.5
State Ib going to'have to" waylay! topleague "ilToe\-— —""
if they plan to capture the CCAA [ Long Reach States Jim Lwy
track championship this year. I has been clocked a little better
Sam Workman has registered j than seven seconds faster than
FSC a best 100 dash time so far FSC's Howard Blggers
with 9.S. San Diego State's Darryl In the two mite Jaunt
Nelson has the leagues best'time ! Bulldog standout Sid Nlckolas
this year with a 9.6 run. { will have to belter his 14.4 time
In the 220 yard category Work- In the 120 yard high hurdles If
man again has the Bulldog's best! he Is going to outdo Long Beach's
time, 20.7, only one tenth of a ! Doe Andrews who has done 14.2.
j im
I legislate
for**
The annou
dlately after
turned down the college's bit
a new baseball stadium. The men
In the state capital Issued a i>tate-
raont that. "In view of the circum¬
stances/over the selling of John
M. Eule.su Park, the state would
purchase 20 Louisville siiugRers.
but a new park was out of the
question."
Well you've guessed it—April
Fool.-Hut did you ever stop to
think what the rumpus wmild In-
like without an intercollegiate
s|n>rt;i prognun?
The program at Fresno State
Is one of the best athletic pro¬
grams in the nation and a move
like the one mentioned above will
at least. We as gtudents should
be extremely proud of our record
In athletics.
As a member or the National
Collegiate Athletic Association
college division the Bulldogs have
a record that Is second to none In
the nation.
In football, the local leam has
been ranked among the nation's
best the last three years. The
basketball team can claim the
Pre*, better Keli Tucker or Los Angeles NCAA mttM g cnam„lonBhlp
State and Andrews Df LBS. who while the wrestling squad riniahed
..-.c boil, broad Jumped 2-1 feet I second ,„ ,he ainrlct.
H Inches. ,Craig In four and
been » credit to Fresno Slate.
The track squad lias turned out
seven world record holders and
lutve been a national power since
the 1930s.
The gptr squad can claim sevi-n
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