1982_11 The Daily Collegian November 1982

              Sports
Fresno Connection sparks Cal Poly
SAN LUIS OBISPO — A group of
Fresno natives starred last night in the
CSUF-Cal Pory soccer game.
Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, those
players were playing for the Mustangs as
Fresno suffered a 3-1 loss to Cal Poly in a
non-conference game.
The loss drops the 18th-ranked Bull¬
dogs to 14-3-2 overall and hurts their
chances of receiving a post-season playoff
bid.
"This is a game I would like to forget,"
Bulldog coach Jose FJgorriaga said. "We
Mere flat and played with no intensity."
The Mustangs jumped on top early and
the 'Dogs were never able to recover
Tom Gfeason, a freshman from Fresno's
Hoover High School, got the Mustangs
gorrrg with a header that beat Bulldog
goalie Chato Elgornaga at the 4:22 mark.
Gleason was assisted on the goal by Bull
ard High School product Alex Crozier
For Gleason, it was his 15th goal of the
year
At the 26:00 mark, Gleason was back at
it as he beat the younger Elgornaga on an
unassisted goal to put the Mustangs up,
2 0. Gleason's 16th score set a new Cal
Polv qoal mark for a single season
The first half ended with Cal Poly
ahead. 20, and the Bulldogs still trying to
get on track The Bulldogs, besides play
ing flat, were also in the difficult position of
playing without Tony DiGiovanni, Jim
Solomon, Andy Rico, Mark Masich and
Denis Odorico The injured five have
been  spark  piugs  in  this surprising
At the 64:12 mark, another Hoover
product, Curtis Apsey, scored for the
Mustangs. Apsey scored Cal Pok/s third
goal to put the host team up, 3-0.
The Bulldogs' goal was a meaningless
one, coming with only five minutes left in
the game. Ahmad Khattale scored his first
goal of the year when he put the ball past
Mustang goalie Randy Smith after
CSUF's Randy Prescott hit the side bar
with a penalty kick.
The Bulldogs outshot the Mustangs,
16-8, but luck was not on the side of "Dogs
this night, as they had a number of shots
that hit the net standards.
The Bulldogs' usually solid defense was
also an area of concern for Fresno coach
Elgornaga. He saw his back line fall apart
on all three Mustang goals. The absence
of DiGiovanni and Rico was a large part of
the problems
"Our defense didn't play its usual
game," Dgorriaga said. "This was one of
those games that hve been giving us prob¬
lems all year — the games against teams
that are less talented (than) our team."
The Bulldogs will once again try to
rebound Sunday when the Stanford Car-      It is likely the NCAA will take four
dinal invades Bulldog Stadium for a 3 p.m. teams from the west to participate in the
game. Th*,Bulkiog* are almost in a must- playoffs. The Bulldogs currently hold
win situation now with both the Cardinal down the No. 3 spot in the west behind
and San Francisco, if Fresno hopes to USF and UC-Santa Barbara. UCLA is
attain a playoff berth. also among the top west coast powers.
NCAA to announce
end of cage probe here
The NCAA and CSUF are expected to announce the results of an mvestiga-
tion into the Bulldog basketball program this aftemoon, according to the CSUF
sports information office.
The prevailing body in collegiate athletics was to have made an a
ment yesterday, but the number of probes into football programs a
country put the CSUF decision on hold.
Bulldog basketball coach Boyd G rant has said this week he can not.
on the specifics of the invetigation. *v-
The NCAA action is said to involve alleged minor technical violations.
This action follows in the wake of a football investigation at CSUF. Various
lions, including limiting head football coach Jim Sweeney.from off-campus
liting, resulted in that probe.
Golfers take seventh at Southwest tourney
WESTLAKE  VILLAGE   —   Wind     the final round of the Southwest Intercol-    weekend.
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of passion and a hell of a
good story to tell."
Bulldog goll scores    legiate tournament. Oklahoma was third with 1168 over the
no fell to seventh in        Fresno scored a 1211 total for the four North Ranch Country Club links.
 ^                       rounds, four shots behind Oregon and Lawson Schaller was the low man for
four betteT than Arizona State. Fresno in the tournament. Despite his 80
Oklahoma State won its second yesterday, Schaller had a 303 tourney.
straight tourney with its 1143 total, three Doug Harper had the best final round
strokes ahead of Brigham Young. OSU
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Fresno's Don Turner (22) tries to put Long Beach State's Lenny Montgomery on the soggy Bulldog Stadium turf In action
last Saturday. This week. CSUF hosts Fullerton State. A 'Dog win will clinch a trip to the California Bowl.
Southwest
with a 76, but it went for a 304 total.
'   Jim Plotkin wa* 7S-306, Jim Hamilton
86-312 and Eric Peter*on 00-317 for the
BuBdogs.
WiD* Wood of OUahoma State fired
71-280 to win individual honors. Team
mate Terry Moore shot a closing 68 for a
Lawson Schaller
had a 303 total to
lead the Bulldogs.
Host school Southern California was
fourth with 1179 while Stanford had a
1233.
"We were not able to adapt to the wind
conditions," Bulldog coach Mike Watney
said. "The wind changed scores by-five
strokes, but not the 10 we made it turn
Watney said the team would be able to
concentrate on studies now that the fall
season is over. The next action for the
"Dog golfers wiD com* carry in the spring
semester when the team travels to Hawaii
Bulldog cagers gear for Friday's Soviet showdown
The Bulldog basketball
unofficially open Friday night when CSUF
takes on the Soviet Union national team
at Seiland Arena.
Fresno Is the third game of a 12-game
tour for the Soviets. The USSR is also
scheduled to meet NCAA powers Virgi¬
nia, Purdue, Wichita State and Kentucky.
The Russians played Pepperdine Tues¬
day night. Pepperdine and Purdue are
Bulldog opponents this season.
Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Tickets for the game, priced at $9 and
$7, are available through the Fresno Con¬
vention Center and its usual ticket
outlets. The contest is not Included in the
CSUF season ticket package and are not
available through the CSUF ticket office.
Outlets include the Cbtheline store at
Ashlan Park Shopping Center.
The Soviets feature a bruising front
fine, including 7-foot-5 center Vladimir
Tkachenko. The forward are Alexander
Belostenni, towering 7-foot-2, and 6-foot-9
Anatoli Mishkin.
The USSR team is coached by Olympic
Game veteran Alexander Gomelsky. this season, and Carter are expected to
Two BuBdogs have been on the injured be ready for the start of the regular sea-
list during the pre season activities. For- son. The season starts Nov. 26-27 when
ward Desi Barmore underwent a hernia the Buldog* host the Sun Met Classic at
operation, but is expected to be near full Sefland.
strength this week. Freshman guard Returning from 1981-82's PCAA
Marvin Carter had a knee operation and championship team is Bernard Trnrnp-
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