1985_03 The Daily Collegian March 1985

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Ballet Gala
Fresno Ballet, Marilyn Knowles. Artis¬
tic Director, will dance the SPRING
BALLET GALA, Saturday, March 9 at 8
p.m. and Sunday, March 10 at 2 p.m. in
the Fresno Memorial Auditorium.
Kaye Migaki's sparkling "Fancy Free"
featuring Fred Bologna, Steve Pepper,
Kelly Dixson, and CSUF students Dou¬
glas Jamgochian, and Lisa Steffensen will
be repeated. Guest choreographer Don
Bradburn has set the dazzling Spartacus
Pas de Deux on company soloist Kirstin
Poirier partnered by Rick McBce.
Bradburn, who teaches in the depart¬
ment of dance at University of California
Irvine, has also choreographed Secretes d
Esquisses (Secret Sketches) to the music
of Eric Satie. Local pianist, John Hord
will complement the Satie work by play¬
ing on stage with the dancers. Former sol¬
oist Shirley Winters has contributed La
Donneuse de L'espirit (The Spirit Giver)
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Reserved tickets for the Gala are priced
at $7 with a $ 1 discount for senior citizens
and children. They may be mailordered by
Briefs
sending a stamped self-addressed enve¬
lope to Fresno Dance Repertory, 1432
Fulton, Fresno, CA, 93721. Box office
hours arc from 10-2 daily or two hours
before each performance. Tickets are also
available at Dancerwares Physical Fashion
in Opus One Shopping Center or Gibral-
ter Savings in Mission Village. Additional
information may be learned by calling
23DANCE.
Dance Celebration
The Fresno Dance Repertory Associa¬
tion, Larry Balakian, President, who
sponsor the Fresno Ballet, The Jazz Co.,
and Kuuipo Okalani Dancers, invite
patrons to the Celebration of Dance,
Sunday, March 10 from 4:30 to 7:30 at
Harland's Restaurant, 2915 N. Moroa.
Champagne and hor d'oeuvres will be
provided by Harland's and the entertain¬
ers will include Clytee Ramsey, Chris
Moad, Denise Norwood and Mike Briggs,
pupil of classical guitarist Juan Serrano.
it Norseman
Tickets, priced at $20 each, may beiM
ordered by sending a stamped self-addrt
sed envelope to Fresno Dance Repe^
Association, 1432 Fulton, Fresno, c,
93721. Additional information may |
learned by calling 23DANCE.
Tree Ceremony
One of 80 young eucalyptus trees bejj,
donated to Fresno schools by the OnJ
mental Horticulture Club at CSUF win,
planted in a ceremony at N	
mentary School today.
The event, scheduled for
marks Arbor Day, the birthday of H
culturist Luther Burbank, and the Cig
fornia observance of Conservation W«fc
Participants in the ceremony will inclu^
CSUF Horticulture Club members, rt.
presentatives of the California Nurietj.
men's Association, school officials ir'
students from kindergarten through I
grade.
A special feature will be an appear."
lascot Woodsy Owl.
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Sports
March 7,1985 7
Dogs chilled in non-league loss to Mustangs
ByDanMooney
In ncaiher not fit for a dog - Bulldog or
herwise - a spattering of die-hard baseball
nswatched Fresno State Universitydrop
frustrating 8-5 non-league clash with Cal
p'oly-SLO Tuesday night at igloo-like
eiden Field.
Seeking revenge for an earlier defeat
jj teason at the hands of the Bulldogs - a
i.ll loss on Feb. 12 at Beiden - Cal Poly
tillcry in the top of the second.
:>ng reliever Ken Crew could quelch
lang uprising, CP had a comfy 7-0
: Crew contained the Mustang
ihe remainder of the game, FSU's
jffensc produced a barrage of hits in an
ittempt io catch Cal Poly. The Bulldogs
oughedup Mustang starter Steve Snyder
or four hits in both the bottom of fifth
nd sixth to cut the once hefty bulge to
•5.
Bui that was to be as close as FSU
,ould get. as CP added an insurance run
ff Crew in the seventh to expand its lead
j 8-5. Snyder, who blanked Arizona
nit 8-0 in his last start, squirmed out of
neral jams to gain credit for his third win
gainst jusi a single loss.
FSU, which entered the game with a
107 icam batting average, continued to
_k on offense, outhitting the visitors
from San Luis Obispo 15-10. The telli...
statistic which proved to be FS U 's downfall
was the 13 runners left stranded on base,
including twice leaving the bases full of
'Dogs.
Crew, who has been a pillar of strength
as both a starter and reliever, once again
turned in a brillant performance. The
junior right-hander bolstered his already
healthy strikeout total by fanning 13 Mus¬
tangs. K Crew has now whiffed 55 hitlers
in 51 innings of work this season.
The loss drops FSU's season's record to
12-10. The Bulldogs will return to the real
world of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association
when Nevada-Las Vegas comes to Fresno
thif weekend for a three-game set. The
Rebels and Bulldogs will mix it up at 7
p.m. Saturday and then get together for a
I p.m. doubleheader Sunday. FSU is
currently tied atop the Northern Division
of the PCAA with San Jose State with a
2-1 mark.UNLVis.l-1 in the Southernern
Division
BULLDOG BITS— It might not make
the next American Top 40 list, but nevertheless
Cal Poly and FSU can be proud of the hit
parades they produced this year in the two
meetings. The Mustangs and Bulldogs
combined for 30 hits, 15 each, in their
earlier meeting and then slammed out 25
more safeties last night. Count 'em 55,55
hits in two games.
Designated hitter Jeff Stark, who has
been thrust into a starting role of late,
collected his first home run of the season
when he belted a three-run round tripper
in the sixth inning. The hottest 'Dog of all
continued on a tear. Craig Wiley went 3-3
at the plate in raising his team-leading
average to .550.
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo used a seten run second inning to stop tbe Bulldog
baseball team last night at Beiden Field. Craig Wiley (right) is safe at first, beating a
pickoff throw to Dominic Cosuntlno.
ulldogs open PCAA Tourney tonight
The Fresno State University basketball
ira will open Pacific Coast Athletic
ssociation Tournament play tonight in
ic Forum against the Gauchos of Santa
The Bulldogs have already defeated
CSB twice this season with a 55-45 deci-
)n in Selland Arena and a41 ^0 squeaker
Santa Barbara last week.
Fresno State is 20-7 overall and 15-3 in
the PCAA. The Gauchos currently sport a
12-15 mark with a losing record of 8-10 in
conference action.
The game is scheduled for 9 pm but may
start late if other conference games run
over. The game will be carried live on
K MJ radio (580 AMJ and will be televised
by the KATZ sports network on KMPH-
TV, Channel 26.
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Friday March, S, 1985
Satellite College Union
2:30, 7:00 & 9:10pm.
AMERASIA
WEEK
FESTIVAL
NIGHT
An evening of Asian American Cultural Performances
with Sail Jose Taiko * Miss Chinatown 1982
Filipino Dances * Cal Poly Lion Dance Team
and other entertainment
Sat. March 9 at 7pm
Co-sponsored by PULSE and
Amer Asia
as part of
Amer Asia Week
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