1963_07 The Daily Collegian July 1963

              July 1, 19*3
COLLEGIAN — SUMMER SESSION
Poga Thre*
Ball Park
Scuttled
Once More
By ED PISTON
It looks llko the Fresno State
College baseball team will still
be without a home field come
next spring. -r-v
College officials revealedrhat
apparently In the confused last
moments of the 1963 legislative
session about one and a half mil¬
lion dollars was cut from the
State Colleges' budget This was
earmarked for minor construction
on the campuses of the State
College System.       :
The $76,000 for the beginning
of the FSC ballpark was ln this
Item.
Finance Allocate*
At the last moment $500,000
was put back In the colleges'
budget to be spent as allocated
by the state department of
finance.
Assemblyman George Zenovtch,
who was Instrumental ln getting
the $75,000 ln this budget along
with Senator Hugh Burns and
Assemblyman Garrlgus, said, "I
am deeply disturbed and badly
disappointed by this turn of
events ln regard to the FSC ball¬
park." " i
Need Claasroonis
With a need for more class¬
rooms on all state college cam¬
puses. It looks like a lost cause
for a new ballpark.
So once again the proposed
new FSC ballpark Is scuttled.
Again the Fresno citizens who
furnished the time, materials and
money to build the original ball¬
park have received nothing for
their pains.
IM Tournament Competition Starts
BOWLING
Duane Morford and Shirley
Thompson are the leaders as the
summer session Intramural bowl¬
ing tournament goes Into Its sec¬
ond week at Blackstone Bowl.
Play la held eacn Monday at 3
PH. Latecomers can still shoot
for the trophies for the high
single game and high series ln
both men's and women's divisions.
The charge for threonines Is $1.30
with jahoes being furnished.
Morford rolled 181-176-214 —
571 to take an ll-pin lead ln tbe
men's division over Jim Blake.
Ken Wright had the high game,
a nifty 223, while Merle Knapp
rolled a 218 and Bruce Trulll a
201. Trulll Is In third place ln
overall competition with a 547
series.
Shirley Thompson's 532 series
not only put her ahead In the
women's division but wss the best
women's series rolled ln the three
year history of the SS Intramural
tournament.
She also had the high game of
196 and the second high game of
184. Gerry Murphy was second ln
the overall' competition with a
solid 498 series while Bula Peter¬
son was second ln the high game
competition at 171.
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GOLF
Play Is underway In the sum¬
mer session lntramular golf
touraments for men and women.
The men's singles competition
Is being held at Airways Golf
Course and mixed foursome play
at Hank's Swank Pitch and Putt
Course.
Defending champion Jack Ad-
ler will not return to try for a re¬
peat. He defeated Fresno City
College baseball coach Len Bour-
det In last year's final round.
Pairings announced by tourna¬
ment director Myron Anderson
Include:
Mixed doubles—Virginia Eville
and torn Evllle vs. Helen Sadler
and William   Sadler.   All   others
have byes.
Singles—John Knapp vs. Larry
Dorsey, Harrison Foley vs.
Charles Abernathy, Warren Wil¬
liams vs. Dave Archer, Harry Bot-
torff vs. Bud Saxton and Kent
Meyer vs. Richard Emerzlan.
Stefan Nyarady and Rlehard
Church drew byes.
BADMINTON
The summer session Intramural
badminton tournament will be
held Tuesday night ln the men's
gymnasium.
A one-night affair, the tourney
will have competition ln mixed
doubles only. Signups will be
taken starting at 7 PM with play
beginning Immediately afterward.
Last year's winners were Mar-
lone Cardenas and Jack Adler,
who defeated Shirley Thompson
and Jim Santos, 21-8, ln the fin¬
als.
Dutch Warmerdam is ln charge
of this year's tournament.
Recreation
Schedule
At A Glance
The aummer
eeeaaon    recrea-
Holland     co-edneatlonal     Intra¬
mural program
*t a glance:
DAILY ACTIVITIES
,wlmnilog    „.„.
 *-« PM
       .... -HI PM
Iludmlnton   	
 a-s PM
Volleyball    	
 a-« PH
llaaketball   	
  M Pat
  3-8 PM
Oolf   	
  2-6 PM
  «-* par
Weight Room
*_* »ar
EVENING ACTIVITIES
(Tuesday through Thursday only)
Swimming    „ 6-9 PM
Plug Pone ■**• PM
Badminton ..............-,..—. 0-9 PM
Voile jball     . *■• FM
TennU     fl-9 PM
Golf tV» PM
1963 BULLDOG GRIDDERS HAVE 'BITE'
There should be plenty of bite
left ln the Bulldog In 1963 but
there will be some large gaps ln
the rows of teeth.
Wholesale graduation losses
left head coach Cecil Coleman
with only 14 lettermen to face
the season. Among the missing
are three Little All-Coast choices
—quarterback Jon Anabo, center
J. It, Williams, and end Jan Bar¬
ret, all now ln the NFL.
However, the quality of the re¬
turnees Is high. Still around are
Mid-Bracket All-American tackle
Montle Day and Beau Carter,
another Little All-Coast quarter¬
back (Carter made the AP team
while teammate Anabo was a
UPI     selection     for    a    unique
The first two units as they lined up after spring practice:
ST A KTI NO   UNIT
Joe Williams (6-2, 185, Sr.)' .-     _
•Montis Day (6-4, 250, Sr.)    	
Kaiser (6-0, 196, Jr.)
NDEA Language
Program Slated
Carmen Venegas Elgorriaga, a
foreign language teacher at Ten-
aya Junior High School ln Fres¬
no, will discuss "Some Observa¬
tions on Teaching Foreign Lan¬
guage In the Elementary School"
Friday at 7:30 PM In the recital
hall ln the music building.
Mrs. Elgorriaga, who received
the bachelor of arts degree and
the general secondary teaching
credential from Fresno State Col¬
lege, has been teaching Spanish
for some nine years from the
junior high school level through
grade 12. She has also taught
Spanish for four years at the ele¬
mentary school level.
She has served as a consultant
for Foreign Languages In the Ele¬
mentary School for New York
State. Mrs. Elgorriaga has been
on four staffs of National Defense
Education Act Institutes, working
as a demonstration teacher, meth¬
ods Instructor, native Informant,
Spanish House parent and librari¬
an-social director.
NCAA Coaches
Honor Sirman
Fresno State golf star Johnny
Slrman has been awarded honor¬
able mention on the All-Ameri¬
can team selected by the National
College Golf Coaches Association.
Slrman's biggest victory this
year came in the Southern Cali¬
fornia Intercollegiate champion¬
ships. Another top performance
was his two match victories over
John Lot2 ot San Jose State.
The Lots wins assumed extra
significance when Lots went all
the way to the NCAA finals be¬
fore loaslng to B. H. SIkes of Ark¬
ansas on the 37th hole. The San
Jose star was a first team All-
American selection for the second
straight year.
Paul WarkenUn (6-11. 200, Soph.) 	
Gerry Scheldt (6-0, 240, Jr.) .'.	
Gary Standlfer (6-0, 230, Jr.) 	
•Darrell Dunbar (6-2, 800, Jr.)	
•Beau Carter (6-11. 186, Sr.) 	
•Herman Hamp (6-11, 180, Sr.)  _...
Joe Russo (5-9, 176, Jr.)  	
•Doyle Keith (5-11. 190, Jr.) .„.-.	
ALTERNATE UNIT
•Jan Farrta (6-3, 210. Sr.)	
Gene Dudley (6-4, 230, Jr.) 	
Runs Dritsss  (6-0, 230, Soph.)  . 	
Mike Ansolabehere (6-0, 190, Jr.) 	
Eugene Sequelra  (5-8, 220, Jr.)	
•Jim Kross (6-3, 230, Jr.) 	
•Larry Fogelstrom  (6-1, 190, Sr.) „
Ron Melton (6-0, 196. Jr.) .
Pos.
.. LE
... LT
.. LO
... C
.. RG
.. RT
.. RE
. QB
. LH
RH
... LE
.... LT
_ LG
.... 0
.... RG
.... RT
... RE
- QB
. LH
. RH
. FB
Gene .Burleson  (6-0, 188, Soph.) ..............
Bobby Lee (5-9. 163, Jr.)  	
•Jim Long (6-3, 196, Jr.)  „	
•Lettermen
NOTE: Paul Wicker (6-5, 240, Sr.), who finished last year as No. 1
right guard, did not participate ln spring practice due to illness but
will probably be on one of first two units next fall.
double). In addition, Coleman
corralled another bumper crop
of Junior college transfers.
Key to the. offense Is Carter,
who has piled up 2.174 yards In
two years. Backing him at the
all-Important quarterback slot Is
Contra Costa JC transfer Ron
Melton, who was one or the stand¬
outs In spring practice. Both are
exceptional runners In addition
to being above-average passers.
Jim Long, the swift 196-pound-
er who was the team's leading
rusher and scorer as a sophomore
last year, will split the fullback
chores with another veteran,
Doyle Keith. There's only one ex¬
perienced halfback (Herman
Hamp, a starter on the 1961
Mercy Bow.l championship team
who was ineligible last year) but
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. 7-9 PM
7-8 PM
Trampoline    	
Weight Room   ....
INTRAMURAL TOUKNAMKNT8
Golf (Regular) — Second
through fifth week; men'a In¬
dividual match play and mixed
foursomes; signup through June
25th; men play at Airways Golf
Course,' foursomes at Hank's
Swank Pitch and Putt Course.
Badminton—Third week, Tues¬
day evening (July 2nd); mixed
doubles; gymnasium.
Volleyball — Fourth week,
Tuesday evening (July 9th); co¬
educational   teams;   gymnasium.
Bowling —* Through sixth
week, Monday afternoons men's
and women's singles; * ladder
tourament, high game, high ser¬
ies, high total;   Blacks tone Bowl.
Golf (Hole ln One)—to be
held at summer school picnic,
July 18th.
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