1963_12 The Daily Collegian December 1963

              Poge Foui"—
-The Fresno Sfate College Collegian-
Chalk Talk...
By DAN O'l
Collegian Sports Editor
IM Wrestling
Proves Popular
Congratulations  to  Intramural director  Myron  Anderson on
success or tho Intramural wrestling tournament held last week and
finishing  up tonight.
With the help of wrestling coach. Max Kiroberly. Anderson ran
the nieel so that I'm sure Interest will be high lu the future to
continue it.
Over -'•<> men part lei pa ted In the tournament nnd .(lie matcher* '
limit "I to three one minute rounds Instead ol (lie usual three minute
rounds used in Intercollegiate competition.
Anderson Is now considering Ihe possibility of running a rcguli
track meet which would have an all events run on a relay basis ln
tho spring.   This would lake the place of the physical fitness
which has been used In the past as a traek meet.
It is my opinion ihatSoth. of these programs will become a very
popular part of the intramural activities and should help bring i
Interest ln intra murals to the entire school. Just keep lhat track
meet in mind, coach.
Crowd Plewters
Speaking ot in tram ural s. this reporter has- noticed that a lot of
students are turning out to watch the fraternity and Independent
teams have at It in Ihe various sports.
Football was the best example as both sides of the field in
playoff games between Delta Sigma Phi. Sigma Chi and Theta Chi
were lined two deep with Interested fans. Not all Ihe on-Iookers
were fraternity men.
Other students who enjoy watching some good, highly competitive
■ports should jret oul there lo waieh the show. Many of Ihe parltcJ.
pants are ex-Junior college and high school stars and put on a good
show. These boys know what they are doing nnd the spirit'ami
sportsmanship is all there plus a real desire to win. It Is something
worth seeing.
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Carter, Faris Gcab Top
Football Sports Awards
Beau Carter, senior quarter¬
back from Oak view, and Jan
Ifarls. senior end from Clovis,
has been named the top back and
lineman,   respectively, on   Fresno
ale College's 1963 football team.
The awards to Carter and Full
mo la.it night I Wednesday I at
FSCs 43d annual fall sports ban-
, Members of ihe water polo
cross-country teams were
honored along with the toot¬
her football awards went to
Herman Hamp, senior fullback
from Richmond, as moal Inspire-
il player: Ed Kaiser. Junior
guard from Tracy, as the top de¬
fensive player; and Roger Smith,
Junior end from Stockton, as the
outstanding underclassman.
... Stan I'd.-..-: Award for the
most valuable water polo player
won by Hal Hevener. a
Junior lorward from Tollhouse.
ille was picked on the slate college
iirnament  second all-star leam.
Also presented at the banquet
>re 2 9 football awards, seven
cross-country awards, and 11
r poltf awards approved
earlier In the week by the FSC
board of athletic control.
Football: Third year—Montle
Day, Clovis; Larry Fogetstront,
Albany; Carter and Farla. Sec¬
ond year—Doyle Keith, Ventura;
Jim Kross, Riverside; Jim-Long.
Auberry, Bill Murphy, Los Gatos;
Henry Robledo, Newman; Paul
Wicker, Merced; Hamp and
Kaiser.
First year—Clark Beckstrom.
Napa; Bobby Lee, Coallnga; Fred
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CoKe
Lewis, San Luis Obispo; Ron
Melton. -Kl Cerrllo; Levi Owens,
Ben tow; Gerald Scheldt, Sanger;
Roger Smith, Stockton; Ed Sow¬
ers, Monrovia; Gary Standlfer.
Otra: Ralph York. Canton; Mike
Anfolabehere and Jim Rice, both
of Bakersfleld; and Jim Fugman,
Dick Van Galdcr. Paul Warken-
tin. and Joe Williams, all of
Fresno.
Water polo: Fourth year—Dill
Ryder. San Bernardino. Third year
—Hevenor. Second year—Rick
Rees and Gary Shaffer, both of
Fresno. First year—Vic French,
Stockton; Leo McTaggart, Dos
Palos; Doug Peargin. Sanger;
Chuck Tomerlln, Bakersfleld;
Ron  War,  Enclno.
Cross country: Fourth year,
Hick Dahlgren. Fresno. Third
year. Joe Horzog, Ingle wood.
Second year, Eddie Savage Antl-
och. First year. Rick Ilulbert,
Clovis; Danny Thomas. Intrle-
wood; and Lyal Carlton and Paul
Renner, both of Fresno.
Bulldogs Make It
Three In A Row
Moving past the .GOO mark for
the first time this season Fresno
State's basketball squad thumped
Sacramento State Saturday night
76-49.
The Bulldogs who had ball
handling troubles alt night were
never headed after they Jumped
Into ihe lead with three minutes
gone In the First period. Unlike
las! week's thriller against the
Hornets the Bulldogs were never
In trouble ln this one.
Led by All-America candidate
Maurice Talbot who regained his
shooting eyo by pumping In 22
points, the Bulldogs made It no
match for the out manned Hor¬
nets, The Bulldogs committed
numerous passing errors but
made up for the mistakes with
outstanding board work from
Talbot, Vern Crlssman. Tom
Jacobsen, and Tony Burr.
Tho Hornets were foul happy
all night as the referees called
a total ot 2<1 fouls on the visitors
from Ihe capital while the Bull¬
dogs committed 14 Infractions.
However the foul shooting was
weak as tho Hornets hit on only
nine of 30 while tbe Bulldogs
could do no better than 22 of 35.
Fresno State was a little warm¬
er from the field than In recent
games hitting 27 of 76 for a 42.2
percentage. The Hornets hit on
20 ol 45 for 33.9 percent. Burr
and Crlssman both hit double
figures aa they hit for 12 nnd
11 polnta respectively.
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