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Poga Four—
-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Bulldogs Shoot For Second Win Over Hornets
Trying to move over the .61)0 will ta.ee, tho Phi Bet* Sigma Fra- starts to dale, bowing to USE dogs last week. But the Capital offense led by Junior guard John J points a guns and nu Held g01j
Trying to move over the .6Q0
mark, trie Fresno Stale College
basketball team plays Sacramento
State tomorrow at S PM In the
FSC gymnasium.
The Fresno State freshmen
C-.
THE COLLEGE PLAN
exclusively for
THE COLLEGE MAN
LOWEST RATES NATIONALLY
Can DOUG EATON
CIAIC UADLEY or TOM .TONS
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COME SEE US
at your NEW
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THY OUR DELICIOUS
TASTEE BURGERS
Open Doily 11 AM lo 10 PM
Weekends Open longer
Located 1 Mile East of F.S.C.
ot 625 W. Shaw, Clovis
111 face tho Phi Beta. Sigma Fra¬
ternity team In a preliminary at
5:45 PM. -v-
The Bulldogs have won two
games and lost two with the losses
coming against high-powered
teams rrom Utah and Utah State.
Sacramento State has lost both lis
(rated No. 2 nationally by Sports
Illustrated) and to Fresno State.
6S-C4. last week.
Sparking the Sacrament An s will
be Nell McCarthy, 6-3 sophomore
forward from Vallejo JC. who
tallied IS points against the Bull-
City team has only two returning
letterroen—forward Bob Albers
nnd center John Hngerty—and
seven of the 12 traveling squad
members are sophomores.
Fresno State counters with an
But the Capital offense led by Junior guard John j point* a game and has field E01j
Bocko. A transfer from San Plego and free throw averages or SO
City College, he has averaged 18 | and 86 per cent, respectively.
FSC Wrestlers Face SJS
QUEEN'S BAIL
For formal wear
becoming lo you and
your date, go to * • *
J. FERDINANDI
where Hie VCrOUO it;
. , . New tapered trousers
. * . Fancy colored vests
. , . Latest matching lie
and cutnberbund sett
i . . New style and colors
In dinner jackets
. . , And for F.S.C. students
NO DEPOSIT
The Fresno State College
wrestling team meets Its stlffcst
dual meet test of the year tonight
when It plays host to San Jose
State.
The first match will start
PM in>he FSC gym. A ~te-r.es of
preliminary matches between
members of the Fresno State and
San Jose State freshman t«
Is tentatively scheduled for T
Fresno StaVU edged San Jrwr
by a singh' point last week for
.,■.■..nt ]■!,..-. in the Northern Call-
furnlii Intereotlt-gi.itc rhnniplon-
.ihlpH. However, the Kulldofcs"
hopes of repeating that victory
tin ii bird rnrtier thin week wli
NCI 137-ponrnI champion Jos'
Itrssvl came out of a practice MS*,
sinn witli n Hjiralnrd neck mutcle.
Coach Mas Klmberly reports
Ros'l's chances of wrestling Fri¬
day are dubious at best. His re-
placcmopt, sophomore Larry "Ba¬
ker, has no collegiate wrestling
experience.
Anolher change In the FSC
lino-iip will find John Zcntner
taking over at the heavyweight
Golf Schedule
Set By Board
A 14-match. golf schedule has
been approved by the Fresno
Slate College board of athletic
control.
Highlighting tho schedule will
the rirst annual Fresno State
Classic, a 54-holc medal play
tournament to be played April
10th and 11th over the Fort
Washington course. The six-team
field Is described by Larry Pape
as "one of tho strongest In col¬
legiate golf history."
Entered In addition to Fresno
State, the 1963 Southern Cali¬
fornia Intercollegiate champions.
are USC. fourth in last year's
NCAA tournament; San Jose
State, defending West Coast In¬
tercollegiate champ and 11th In
the NCAA; Western Athletic Con¬
ference kingpin Arizona State;
CCAA champion Los Angeles
State; and UCLA.
HAIRCUTS
BULLDOG S CAMPUS TOWN
Across from F.S.C.
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Snn Jose h«", a veteran team
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three Ihird-placer* and one fourth-
placer from tlio VCt tourney.
Fresno State's line-up, besides
Baker nnd Zentner. will Include
NCI champion Steve Johansen at
123 pounds; either Garth Spltlcr
or Ron Harmon at 130; Ron
Wagoner at 137: Johnny Oiler nt
14T; Eric Chrlstenson at 167;
and two-tlmc NCI kingpin Don
Nelson nt 177.
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Object Description
| Title | 1963_12 The Daily Collegian December 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 | December 13, 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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Poga Four—
-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Bulldogs Shoot For Second Win Over Hornets
Trying to move over the .61)0 will ta.ee, tho Phi Bet* Sigma Fra- starts to dale, bowing to USE dogs last week. But the Capital offense led by Junior guard John J points a guns and nu Held g01j
Trying to move over the .6Q0
mark, trie Fresno Stale College
basketball team plays Sacramento
State tomorrow at S PM In the
FSC gymnasium.
The Fresno State freshmen
C-.
THE COLLEGE PLAN
exclusively for
THE COLLEGE MAN
LOWEST RATES NATIONALLY
Can DOUG EATON
CIAIC UADLEY or TOM .TONS
a 1-8676
COME SEE US
at your NEW
taMee-ffreej
STORE
THY OUR DELICIOUS
TASTEE BURGERS
Open Doily 11 AM lo 10 PM
Weekends Open longer
Located 1 Mile East of F.S.C.
ot 625 W. Shaw, Clovis
111 face tho Phi Beta. Sigma Fra¬
ternity team In a preliminary at
5:45 PM. -v-
The Bulldogs have won two
games and lost two with the losses
coming against high-powered
teams rrom Utah and Utah State.
Sacramento State has lost both lis
(rated No. 2 nationally by Sports
Illustrated) and to Fresno State.
6S-C4. last week.
Sparking the Sacrament An s will
be Nell McCarthy, 6-3 sophomore
forward from Vallejo JC. who
tallied IS points against the Bull-
City team has only two returning
letterroen—forward Bob Albers
nnd center John Hngerty—and
seven of the 12 traveling squad
members are sophomores.
Fresno State counters with an
But the Capital offense led by Junior guard John j point* a game and has field E01j
Bocko. A transfer from San Plego and free throw averages or SO
City College, he has averaged 18 | and 86 per cent, respectively.
FSC Wrestlers Face SJS
QUEEN'S BAIL
For formal wear
becoming lo you and
your date, go to * • *
J. FERDINANDI
where Hie VCrOUO it;
. , . New tapered trousers
. * . Fancy colored vests
. , . Latest matching lie
and cutnberbund sett
i . . New style and colors
In dinner jackets
. . , And for F.S.C. students
NO DEPOSIT
The Fresno State College
wrestling team meets Its stlffcst
dual meet test of the year tonight
when It plays host to San Jose
State.
The first match will start
PM in>he FSC gym. A ~te-r.es of
preliminary matches between
members of the Fresno State and
San Jose State freshman t«
Is tentatively scheduled for T
Fresno StaVU edged San Jrwr
by a singh' point last week for
.,■.■..nt ]■!,..-. in the Northern Call-
furnlii Intereotlt-gi.itc rhnniplon-
.ihlpH. However, the Kulldofcs"
hopes of repeating that victory
tin ii bird rnrtier thin week wli
NCI 137-ponrnI champion Jos'
Itrssvl came out of a practice MS*,
sinn witli n Hjiralnrd neck mutcle.
Coach Mas Klmberly reports
Ros'l's chances of wrestling Fri¬
day are dubious at best. His re-
placcmopt, sophomore Larry "Ba¬
ker, has no collegiate wrestling
experience.
Anolher change In the FSC
lino-iip will find John Zcntner
taking over at the heavyweight
Golf Schedule
Set By Board
A 14-match. golf schedule has
been approved by the Fresno
Slate College board of athletic
control.
Highlighting tho schedule will
the rirst annual Fresno State
Classic, a 54-holc medal play
tournament to be played April
10th and 11th over the Fort
Washington course. The six-team
field Is described by Larry Pape
as "one of tho strongest In col¬
legiate golf history."
Entered In addition to Fresno
State, the 1963 Southern Cali¬
fornia Intercollegiate champions.
are USC. fourth in last year's
NCAA tournament; San Jose
State, defending West Coast In¬
tercollegiate champ and 11th In
the NCAA; Western Athletic Con¬
ference kingpin Arizona State;
CCAA champion Los Angeles
State; and UCLA.
HAIRCUTS
BULLDOG S CAMPUS TOWN
Across from F.S.C.
DIFFERENT TVPE
BFffBtK
FfMi aat *f taa IsMatat* Srulllia
jaaO* Man Las Mkj. Tatastara*
usa tSwir ■■aria Ban." Saw if s tae
tttet«afarara*e.*at]* |
