1984_09 The Daily Collegian September 1984

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FSU football: A glorious past?
Time for a history lesson.
Saturday's game with Arizona kicked
off the 63rd season of football at Fresno
State. It was the sixth time a Pac Ten
opponent appeared on the Bulldogs!.
schedule in as many years. Not bad. But
there are some people who still complain
— with some justification — about the
Cal Polys and Montana Slates who turn
up every year for a date with the FSU
gridders.
■ the "T" formation football i	
being played at Fresno Sute. In the early
years the Bulldogs were coached by Arthur
Jones, who led them to s pair of Califor¬
nia Coast Conference (CCC) titles in 1922
and 1923. They were called the "Staters"
more than the Bulldogs back then. A local
paper must have been uncomfortable with
the nickname. In one headline, the team
name was spelled B-u-1-l-d-o-s, leaving
s did Jor
The Bulldog football program m
y yet
Just what kind of tea
squads come up against?
In their second year as CCC champions
the Bulldogs opened their season not
against a member of the Pac Ten, but
against a team from Reedley High School.
'**"   '"sright. It wasn't too unusual in tho
bad idea to look at just how far it's come.      days for college tea
Before  Kevin Sweeney; b
efore Jim     sional game against
Sweeney; before Bulldog Stad
urn, "Time     high school.
FRESNO STATE VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE 1984
September 6-8
at Lion Classic
All Day
September 13
at Bakersfield
1.00 p.m.
September 14-15
at Titan Invitational
All Day
September 17
CALIFORNIA
7:30 p.m.
September 18
USF
7:30 p.m.
September 22
at Nevada-Reno
7:00 p.m.
September 28
at Santa Clara
7:30 p.m.
September 29
at San Jose St.
7:30 p.m.
October 2
CAL POLY-SLO
7:30 p.m.
October 5
at USF
7:30 p.m.
October 6
at California
7:30 p.m.
October 10
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT      7:30 p.m.
October 16
at Loyola Marymount
7:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m
October 20
OREGON ST.
October 23
BAKERSFIELD
7:30p.m.
October 26
at Washington
7:30 p.m.
October 27 .
at Washington St.
7:30 p.m.
October 30
at Cal Poly-SLO
7:30 p.m.
November 2-3
at UCLA Invitational
All Day
November 6
SANTA CLARA
7:30 p.m.
November 9
SAN JOSE ST.
7:30 p.m.
	
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The final game of 1921 — Fresno
State's first season to field a football team
— had been between the Bulldogs and
Fresno High. The Warriors won, 62-7.
In the Reedley game, however, it was
the Bulldogs who prevailed, winning by a
score of 39-0. There was a bit of bad news
for FSC (that's for Fresno State College)
when one of their stars, a quarterback by
the name of Kelley, was sidelined in the
second period with a broken leg. He must
nol have been too vita! to the Fresno
attack, though, because the Bulldogs went
on to post a 7-2 record instead. One was a
42-year-old who played every down and
threw away his headgear so the fans could
see his gray hair. Another team member
was decked out for the Fourth of July,
including one blue sock and one red.
The Barbarians didn't gain yardage on
any of their attempts during the first half.
The highlight of the game for the visitors
was a play during which a considerably
overweight Barbarian receiver caught a
pass while silling on a Fresno State
defender.
Needless to say, the Bulldogs won the
game. The final score was 63-6.
A week or two after the Barbarian
fiasco, the Bulldog! began preparing for a
game with a team of Fresno firemen.
Unfortunately (7) the contest never came,
off. It was cancelled because of a lack of
fan support — everyone was out of town
for the Cal-Stanford game.
Stanford had some pretty good teams
in the raid-arid late 1920s. Under the gui¬
dance of the Itgendary Glenn "Pop"
Warner, the Indians, as they were called,
made it to the Rose Bowl in 1927 on the
basis of a perfect 10-0 season in 1926.
It was this 1926 squad which provided
the Bulldogs with their first exposure to
the big time. Coach Jones and company
travelled north for the season opener
against the Indians, coming away losers,
44-7. Stanford played another game the
same day against Cal Tech and won that
Betwi
13-6.
games against Barbarians,
upstart high schoolers and an undefeated
Rose Bowl team (as part of a double-
header, yet) the 1920s were strange times
to be a Bulldog.
Hey, Fresno State, youVe come a long
CSUF kickers improve record
with win over Cleveland State
ng a slight detour, Jose
rresno State kickers are back
g track. The Bulldogs took a
rom Cleveland State yester-
te their record on the season
The Bulldogs didnt spend n
licking their wounds following Sunday's
shootout loss to Akron in the finals ofthe
Budweiser-Children's Hospital Classic,
defeating the Vikings in a close one.
The 'Dogs return home Friday to host
the Goal Rush Classic tournament in
Fresno. Fresno State will go up against
San Jose on Friday, before facing BYUorr**
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