1963_11 The Daily Collegian November 1963

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Saturday night's last football
show of the season will mark a
departure from the traditional
half-time show.
"The band will Inaugurate a
Las Vegas-type review; Bud Estes.
well known arranger, edited the
music. Band members will play
background music for t wirier*
and dancers who will pej*form on
the field. Americana Is our
theme," says Dr. John H. Martin,
band director
-Th* Fresno Stale College Coliegian-
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ChalkTalk...
By DAN O'niUKM
Collegian Sports Editor
Bulldog Letdown
Comes As Surprise
It's all in the state of mind. If a person wsnts something bad
enough they usually can attain their goal provided they have Just a
little bit of ability.
It Is no secret that Fi-i-iim State College's football tram does not
po-weas that - ability that Is needed to win -punee hot It romw as a
-nu-prise that they do not hare the detdre or pride to win football
games.
The Bulldogs (thc Battlin' label is removed) showed they had the
"horses" to win when they outplayed and out h ■titled a real good Los
Angeles State eleven. The Diablo squad, In fact, will probably end
up as the California Collegiate Athletic Association champions with
Just the Fresno game to mar a perfect season.
Giveaway
Fresno State on the other hand, with a perfect chance to grab the
CCAA title for themselves, lost two straight games to move them
down to fourth place in the standings, the lowest Bulldog placing
In recent memory. They not only lost the two games, they were
over by a sfrong San Diego squad In what was supposed to be a
close tusalK* ..
Last Lii-cL, Bulldog football fortune* lilt rock bottom when a not
so good La-niK iteach State team humiliated the Bulldogs. The differ-
"■nrt> In tlie game was one thing, the 40-rrs wanted to win and of
coi-rse  they did.
Don't be so quick to say It Is the coache's responsibility to get his
boys "up" for a game. This, of course. In part. Is true but when a
championship Is hinging on tho outcome the players themselves should
be expected to want the game bad enough without a "Knute Itockne
pep talk" from tbe coach.
We're  Sot Through
So. now the CCAA title hopes are in the past for this season but
there are slltl two games remaining. Saturday It will be against
San Jose State. If they thought we were "small potatoes" last year,
thcyre calling us pint-sized spuds now.
The Spartans are big and fast and they WANT this -*amc. Fresno
has some tough ones too, but they an; really going to have to WANT
IT in order to win. Only Saturday will tell but remember, "It's all
In the state of mind." The team with the desire will be the team lhat
wants to win.   Amen, end of Sermon.
Recreation
Night Dance
The Fresno State College
band will play for the Itccrea-
tion Sight Dance on Nov. lio,
according to publicity fliiiir-miin
of the Ttccrrntlon Club, Hick
Daliljj-xen.
Iter rent lon nights are held
every Wnlnei-day in tbe men'n
gymnasium and Include ,1 nu-
ing, sulmmtng, trampoline, hat-
ketl-alt, voile-, hall, anil had-
mlnton r>n the list of j-rtivlcic*..
All students air invited. .
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Board Announces
Frosh Football
Award Winners
Freshman athletes earning foot-
l-.il) awards for the 1963 season
Watra announced Tuesday at the
Board of Athletics meeting.
Award winners participated ln at
least one half ot the sixteen a
ters played.
Those winning plaques c-t
Ing a picture of tho team w
Tony Antonelll. Robert Hrcte, Joe
Capr-U. Marvin Caprellan, Kelly
Douhan. John Fino, Mark Fisher,
Craig Culchow.  and  Clark  Head.
Roger La Jeunesse, Herb Mor-
genstern, Elbert Najarlan. Ken¬
neth Perm. Pat Riddle. Dan
Sholty, Sian Strickland, and Web¬
ster Wheeler.
The following were also recom¬
mended to receive the football
award: Ron Gills, manager: Duke
Millard, who played ln only six
quarters due to Injury; and Don
Teeter, who played In only thi
quarters due to Injury.
In further action the board
changed the manual of policy;
limiting awarda to one plaque
per player and coach, plus
plaque for the trophy case if de¬
sired by the athletic directors.
All additional plaques are to be
purchased at personal expense.
Annuals For Sale
Students who missed oat on
yearbooks of last year or a few
years back may purchase
books- now In the association
office at a rate of f 3.
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atudenu at a fee of 13.
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Bulldogs Seek Comebacl
Trying to come out of a shell
which has left them with two
straight losses, Fresno State's
football squad will tangle Satur¬
day night wiiii revenge-minded
San Jose State at Ratcllffe Sta¬
dium,
The Bulldogs who "blew" two
straight games and the California
Collegiate Athletic Association
title   with   It  will   try   to  regain
little bit ot self respect against
the speedy Spartans.
(tan Jose boaala one of the
fastest it-ami on the west coast
wtth a-pa--t-dst«r Walt Roberta In
the baclcfield and end Hob Itonds
and guard Vince Dorone
line. To add to the Bulldog woes,
the Spartans also booat
the nation'a top passers In quar-
tn-bnek Kand Carter.
Carter, who ranks among the
top ten In passing statistics for
major colleges in the nation. Is
backed by sophomore sensation
Ken Berry who Is equally effi¬
cient at throwing the pigskin.
The Spartans have won three
games and lost five but their vic¬
tims Include "big school" power¬
houses Washington State and the
University of Oregom The Spar¬
tans will also be out to slop the
Bulldogs' three game win streak
ln the long series between the
two schools.
The ItaUdi-trRS will counter with
a Carter of their own In a--ec-*>rd
t.ivaJclng quarterback Beau Car¬
ter, ('.irter has I iff 11 one ot the
few bright spots ot the disap¬
pointing Bulldog season by break¬
ing   most   of   the   Fresno   aerial
Coach Cecil Coleman will also
welcome back tackle Montle Day
who was sidelined last week with
an ankle Injury. However, Cole¬
man will shake the starting line¬
up In an effort to find the men
he needs to win the game.
New faces In the starting line-
Grapplers Begin
Heavy Workouts
Sixteen men have reported to
Fresno State College wrestling
coach Max Klmberly to begin
workouts for ihe 1963-64 season.
The Bulldogs will open their
schedule Dec. 6 In the Northern
California Intercollegiate cham¬
pionships ut San Josi-. Their first
home meet will be Dec. 13 when
they host San Joso Stale.    ■
Three 1963 CCAA champions
headed the turnout. They were
177-pounder Don Nelson. 157-
pounder Joe Rossie, and 123-
pounder Roy Stuckey. Stuckey,
who went undefeated In 16
matches last year, also won {be
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate 130���pound title.
Important additions arc Johnnj
Ollcr. third In the slate JC 1-17
pound finals for Fresno City Col¬
lege last year; Steve Johanscn.
runner-up to Stuckey In thc
Northern California Intei-collegl-
atcs as a freshman: and Eric
Chrlstcnson. a. promising sopho¬
more 167-pounder.
Four freshmen also reported
to Klmberly. Top prospect
Craig Richards, runner-up In thc
San Joaquin Valley Invitational
Tournament at 112 pounds from
Fresno's afcLano High School
HAIRCUTS
BULLDOG & CAMPUS TOWN
Across from F.S.C. Dorms
Include end Jan Farts,
back Herman Hamp, center P
Wsrkentln, guard Ralph Yc
tackle Gerry SchJedt. and h.
back Levi Owens. Scatback Ed
Miyamoto is also expected to
plenty of action.
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