1963_05 The Daily Collegian May 1963

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Horsehiders Bounce Back With Wins Over UOP
Long Beach State
Next For Bulldogs
By FRED M--PHKKSOX
Collegian Sports Writer
Fresno State's diamond squad bounced back with a double-
header victory over UOP last Tuesday, 8-2 and 11-3, at
Euless Park.
The Bulldogs, who have been mathematically eliminated
from CCAA pennant chances, play host to Long Beach State
in b. three game aeries tomorrow."
and  Saturday
A single game tomorrow at 3
PM will open the series and a
twin bill Saturday at 1 PM will
rollow. Ed Hite is expected to
get the starting call ror the first
- game while Dave Hoover and
Dennis Shaves will probably an¬
swer coach Pete Beiden's call In
the doubleheader.
Fresno Stole will have to win
this series if they hop© to climb
Into the first division. This Ih a
problem Beiden's Bulldogs have
not faced often In the former
catcher's   14   years   at   ihe   FSC
Only one Bulldog team finished
aa low as third ln the last 14
conference races.
Cellar Dwellers
The Bulldogs will carry a 3-5
leacue mark into the series
against cellar-dwelling Long
Beach State's 2-6 record. Last
week league-leading LA State
whipped Long Beach twice while
Fresno was bowing to Valley
Slate twice.
Beiden's men blasted the 49ers
earlier In the year 17-4 In the LA
State Invitational Tournament.
The Bulldogs have also won over
a doien more carries on the season
than  this weekend's visitors.
Righthander Gene Kaita picked
up the Bulldog win in the first
game of the UOP twin-bill. In
the seven inning nightcap lefty
Virgil DeGeorge went the dls-
lance holding the Tigers to no
runs  ln  the  final  four  frames.
Belden used the two UOP
games to get a further look at
some of his younger ball players.
Almost everyone saw some action
against the Tigers.
Experiment Ins;
As a result of the Tuesday
games and  the  present  standing
of the Bulldogs in the league,
this weekend's series could see a
few changes in the starting nine.
(liie-jif Hie high points in thia
week's gamer. Was the grand shun
home run by catcher Tom -J;i< <>!>-
sen. The big Ief[handed swinger
bombed one over the right field
scoreboard in the bottom of the
sixth Inning of the s<*-cond eon-
tent, fne Bulldogs rallied for six
runs in the Inning.
Offensively the Bulldogs have
been lacking the "big hit" ever
since the season began, but there
is still hope FSC will come up
with some large scores before the
Slan Bledsoe has shown spurts
of power along with cenlerflelder
Jlnt Woifsberger and Jacobsen.
Recently Coach Pele Beidon
talked or retirement, but how
serious these faints were remains
to be seen. Fresno baseball fans
can pretty well couht on number
27  heading  the  Bulldog  baseball
Linkmen In
CCAA Meet
This Week
Golfers will find themselves In
a, "do or die" slotatlon this week
as they head for the California
Collegiate Athletic Association
meet.
The conference tournament
starts tomorrow at the La Cuim-
bre Country Club In Santa. Bar¬
bara, and the Bulldog linkmen
will be out to break San Diego
State's two year hold on the
league title.
The Bulldogs have been hav¬
ing thrir trouble-* of late and
must shake, a two-we-ek layoff
due .to the rain which cancelled
oat some tone-up meets. The
final match record (or the I jittj-
Pnp*>co*ached. team was three
Wins, four losses and one tie.
SUU tbe Bulldogs have a
chance to grab the title from the
Aztecs   as John   Simian   with  a
' 73.8 strokes per game average
Is a top threat to take individual
honors. Sir man has shut-out Far
West     Intercollegiate    champion
j John Lots of San Jose State twice
this year in match play. ,
The rest of the traveling squad
- includes   Ed   Ross.   Pete   Culver.
' Ed Sweltier. Doug Johnson and
Gary Marian!. -
Tennis, Team
Faces CCAA
Tourney Next
With an "unusual" two game
winning streak under its bell the
Fresno State College tennis team
winds up Its schedule this week
at Santa Barbara in the Califor¬
nia Collegiate Athletic Association
tournament, Thursday through
Saturday.
The "unusual" mark Is because
the squad finished the season with
only those two wins against seven
losses. The wins were the first
Fresno   tennis   victories   ln   two
Despite the poor record ihe
tennis squad reels that the sport
is on the upswing. The top Indi¬
vidual record this year was posted
by No. 5 man Mike McNally who
won five of his eight matches.
SPORTS CALENDAR
Today
Swimn-dng   at    state   collcrge
chs-mptonshlps, NoKhridge.
Tennis   at   CCAA   champion.
ships, Goleta.
L-unhda Chi ruslicart Relays,
FSC   athletic   field,   11:80
AM.
Friday, Hay S
Btaa-eJjasJl vs. Long Beach State,
John M. Enleas Parle, S PH.
Swimming   at   state   college
chiiiiipl<Hi--ilii|i.s, Northridge.
Goal* st CCAA championships.
La Culmbre Country Club,
Santa llarbara.
Tennis   m   CCAA   clian-plon-
Niilt", Goleta.
Saturday, May 4
Basel-all vi. Long Heart. State,
2   giuiif-i,   John  H.  Euleas
I'nrk, 1 PH.
Truck at CCAA championships,
Goleta.
Swimming   at   state   college
Cl-iainplonships, Northridge.
Tiimli   at   CCAA   ctuunplotv
ships, Goleta.
Krot-Ji   track at  state  college
fi-osli    championships.    Pa-
DON'T STOP NOW, yells first base coach Jim Williams as
piicher Gene Kaita stretches lo make his hit a double in
Tuesday's action against ihe University of Pacific. The
Bulldogs won boih games of the double-header.
Spikers Set For
Conference Battle
lly DAX O-BItlEN
t Collegian Sports Editor
The California Collegnate Athletic Association track title
is on the line Saturday when the Bulldogs battle it out in
Goleta.
This will be the 22nd conference championships and the
Bulldogs will be shooting for their 11th title.   The main
hurdle promises to be Long Beach t - —
State,   the   defending   champions,   52.1  440  hurdles  In  the  Mt.  San
led by all-around athlete Dee An-
Howcver ihe Fresno squad will
take an Impressive record into
the CCAA meet including the out-
standing performance at lasl
week's Mt. San Antonio Relays.
The Bulldogs scored three college
division first places, placed in
both open sprint relays, set two
school records and tied a third.
Same t"r*w
Mueh of the competition t
spikers raced ln the Mt. SAC meet
will be the same that tht-y race In
Goleta. The Bulldog roursom
Bill Knocke, Sam Workman,
Nlckolas, and Marv Bryant, plus
a team of Knocke, Workman,
Duane Reldenbach, and Charles
Craig will be heavy favorites in
the -140 and mile relays respec¬
tively.
The pole vault should be an¬
other "all-Fresno" event with the
showing of Rick Knotes at tho Mt
SAC relays.
TrmlM-r ItlvaJ-*
In the hurdles the Fresno
timber-Jumpers will continue their
duel with the tflers' Andrews. In
the 120 highs Nlckolas is only
tenth of a second behind the Long
Beach ace at 14.4 and is glvi
good chance to upset the odds-
makers, according to many Isns.
In the 330 intermediates the
49er speedster will rate as the
I solid favorite despite the Bulldog
! duo of Reldenbach snd Hugh
j Adams who are rated among the
top In the nation along with An-
| drews.   Reldenbach  reeled  orr &
NECKTIES
Bold, yet in perfect traditional good
taste. Repp stripes, smart foulards,
hand-blocked challis. .,**£■*
Antonio event to shatter his
school record.
D«o ripells Difference
The distance events could pro¬
vide the. difference us far M the
final outcome in the team -iiiii,!-
Ingtt. The Bnlldogx have two
rough competitors In Kick Dahl¬
gren and Howard Biggers. Dahl¬
gren sped to a 3:0.1 1320 last
week and Illggerit lilt 4:20 lu the
A host of outstanding weight-
men led by Mickey Murray may
garner plenty of points In the
strong   man   events.
The broad Jump trio of Nlck¬
olas, Craig, and Workman will
find the going rough but a first
place Is extremely possible. Craig
Is also a top triple Jumper.
Swimmers End Most
Successful Season Ever
The end to the most successful
swimming season In Fresno Slote
College history . begins today as
the aquamen wind up the 1963
season with the stale college
championships in North¬
ridge which run through Satur-
The Bulldogs finished the dual
meet schedule with a 69-26
trouncing of Los Angeles State
giving them their best-ever rec¬
ord of nine wins and only three
losses. The splashers also picked
up a third In the California Col¬
legiate Athletic Association cham¬
pionships.
The CCAA Is considered by
conch Ara Hairabedlan tie one of
the strongest In the country and
the mentor has hopes that his
charges will improve on Ihelf
showing at (lie league meet In the
state tilt.
Big Goal
To do so the Bulldogs will have
to overtake Cal Poly who finished
10 points ahead of the Fresno
squad and Long Beach State, o
perennial power In the pool sport.
San Jose State is also expecied to
challenge the CCAA powers for
the state college title.
. Tho reasons for the Bulldog
success has been largely the work
turned In by co-eaptalns Ross Kit;
cer.-ild and Chuelt Tomorlin. Both
Frosh Thinclads
In State Meet
At CP Pomona
A small but powerful group of
Fresno Slate freflhmen  tracksters
will compete In the first annual
state college freshman champli
ships In Pomona Saturday.
The Fresno State list of entries
wilt be headed by two frosh
ord holders In Phil Johnson and
Charles Hulce. Hulce. one of the
top prep weight prospects In
Valley, lived up to expectations
this year with a record heave of
over 48 feet in the shot put.
Johnson, the frosh record hold¬
er ln the 330 Intermediate hur¬
dles, has a time time of 14.S In
the 120 high timbers and has re¬
corded a wind-aided 21.4 220.
Distance standout Eddie Sav¬
age is one of the best prospects
in recent years and Marv DeCarlo
Is a wnslsient "under (wo min¬
utes" man In the 880. Discus
thrower Paul Warkentln Is an¬
other top prospect who will make
the trip.
will   be competing In  their
final collegiate meet.
lU-L-onl  Setter-,
FiUgeraJd. the CCAA GO yard
freestyle co-champlon, act a Fres-
pool record in that* event in
the Los Angeles meet with a 22.6
clocking and swam on the school
record-equaling freestyle relay
team which clocked a 3:27.8.
Tomerlin lowered his school 200
yard freestyle record to l:,*s8..*i
and anchored the relay team In
the same meet. Dirk Van Gelder,
the school -record holder In the
Individual medley and the im-.iM-
-ttroke, fa also being counted on
to pick tip valuable points.
Other Bulldogs who should fig¬
ure ln the scoring include Ed
Wilde, Tony Bartholomew and
Doug Peargin. All three have
shattered the Fresno State record
books  this season. ,
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