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Open 24 hours - Cocktails available Ask your server about our Spectacular Fresh Salads! 65$ Pyramid Breakfast Enjoy at least three* of theee breakfast items for only 65* each Then select any number of additional TUNA NEPTUNE f*BS** TACO SALAD niMPtO^^ CHIP'S SHRIMP L TUNANEpTf Items for 65* each! 2 Sausage links 2 Bacon Strips 2 French Toast halves Hash browns 2 Eggs any style 2 Pancakes Toast & Jam Bagel English Muffin Orange Juice Tomato Juice Grapefruit Juice Mixed Fresh fruit Lyon's 65C Pyramid Breakfast is ava able Monday through Friday from Midnight to 11:00 AM (Holidays excluded) Tjiree items p THE SIZE EXTENSION For The Better Than Average Woman Sizes 16 to 26 I *aat**»***aaTr»«j#>saT»ra< iMISSION VILLAGE 365 E. Shaw Ave. 224-7479 Oct. 4,1985 SPORTS Page 9 The Dally Collrxl.n A NBA exhibition game between tbe Golden State Warriors and the Seattle Super¬ sonic* took place last night at Sclland Arena. A portion of ercry ticket sold went to benefit the Fresno Centennial. Tbe Warriors won the ganse. ^Between Ashlan anc Dakota on the \ Chestnut Diagonal) *V 2 fori «** This coupon entitles you to one) FREE Game of Miniature Golf with the purchase of one game of miniature golf. 83^ Limit 1 coupon per person per day V -*\ Not good with any other discount p|re.»Oct. 11. STUDENT HEALTH CENTER WELCOMES YOU! HEALTH PROMOTION • NUTRITION COUNSELING MEDICAL TREATMENT X-RAY LABORATORY PHARMACY PHYSICAL THERAPY BIRTH CONTROL COLD CLINIC B.P. CHECKS COUNSELING IMMUNIZATIONS PHONE APPOINTMENTS WALK-IN CLINIC MEASLES AND GERMAN MEASLES EPIDEMICS ARE A THREAT TO COLLEGE CAMPUSES. IT COULD HAP¬ PEN HERE. PREVENT IT BY GETTING YOUR FREE VACCINATION AT THE STUDENT HEALTH CENTER. 294-2734 Harriers face finest at Stanford Invitational Fresno Sute went to Stanford's cross country invitational last season and sent a message to some of the mens Pacific 10 Conference powers by placing third be¬ hind eventual NCAA runnemp Arizona and UCLA. The Bulldogs don't have that element of surprise in Saturday's 1985 Stanford Invi¬ tational, however. Cardinal coach Brooks Johnson, the meet director, lists FSU as : of five teams favored to battle it out fort "It's going to be one of those meets that's thrilling to coaches and runners alike," Johnson asserted. "There will be some mad scrambles for places." Johnson believes the men's team battle will be between FSU, Stanford, Cal Poly- San Luis Obispo and UC-lrvine, which placed second to the Bulldogs in (he Pacific Coast Athletic Association Cham¬ pionships Last year. Fresno Sute mentor Red Estes said it will be interesting to sec how his team matches up with the Anteaters, who he calls the PCAA favorites. Three other PCAA teams will compete at Sunford: Long Beach State, San Jose Sute and Nevada-Las Vegas. "This meet always provides us with sort of a barometer, to see how we stand up against the rest of the conference," Estes said. "It gives us an idea of just how far we need to go and how hard we need to work before the conference meet (No FSU"s women's team faces ai ly competitive fields which includes the likes of three-time defending NCAA run- nerup Sunford; Cal Poly-SLO, fresh from consecutive victories at the FSU and San Diego Sute Aztec Inviutionals; UC- Davis, the only team to defeat the Bul¬ ldogs at the Sacramento Sute Hornet Inviutional; California, runnerup to Cal Poly-SLO at FSU's Inviutional and per¬ ennially tough UCLA. Former Bulldog Peter Brett won the men's title last season, but runnerup Marc Olesen returns this season and earned Coach Johnson's pick as the prc-roect favorite. "But there are several runners with the ability to win this.'said Johnson. "Olesen has been running well, and hell need to continue doing so." Fresno Sute's top challengers are de¬ fending sute junior college steeplechase champion John King, and Saskatchewan steeple record holder Glen Charanduk. Estes said Olesen, who placed third at the ■84 Pac-10 meet, sixth at Region 8 and 31st at the NCAA's, will be tough to beat. Pagani's current squad is probably the best group in the short three-year history of Fresno Sute women's cross country- Five letterwinners returned, to the team with several ace recruits, giving the Bul¬ ldogs superb depth for the first time. Newcomer Kelly Buzza, who placed sixth at the sute JC cross country meet Last season, is the team's leader through two meets and FSU's best bet to place high at Stanford. "1 think Tammy Moore's ready to have a big meet as well," Coor's anrt P-nor's; tjjfcj $38" KEGS Meister Brau $25 The Party Keg 432-2125 7C37 N. Blasckrto— («t itegjgfl PULSE Prtxjraaimlnaj Unhrnitty Ufa ft Sta+tut lata- aaaaaW^^aaaaaVm ^eaWl-- "'DUNE' TOWERS OVER MOST FUTURISTIC EPICS... A Sr*tXI3rNDTNG DREAM... RICHER AND STRANGER THAN JUST ABOUT ANYTHING THE COMMERCIAL CINEMA NOW HAS TO OFFER." —David Araen. NVwsvwk Magazine DUNE $1" CSUF Students $2» General FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 SATELLITE CU 2:30,7:00,9:40
Object Description
Title | 1985_10 The Daily Collegian October 1985 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1985 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Oct 4, 1985 Pg. 8-9 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1985 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Open 24 hours - Cocktails available Ask your server about our Spectacular Fresh Salads! 65$ Pyramid Breakfast Enjoy at least three* of theee breakfast items for only 65* each Then select any number of additional TUNA NEPTUNE f*BS** TACO SALAD niMPtO^^ CHIP'S SHRIMP L TUNANEpTf Items for 65* each! 2 Sausage links 2 Bacon Strips 2 French Toast halves Hash browns 2 Eggs any style 2 Pancakes Toast & Jam Bagel English Muffin Orange Juice Tomato Juice Grapefruit Juice Mixed Fresh fruit Lyon's 65C Pyramid Breakfast is ava able Monday through Friday from Midnight to 11:00 AM (Holidays excluded) Tjiree items p THE SIZE EXTENSION For The Better Than Average Woman Sizes 16 to 26 I *aat**»***aaTr»«j#>saT»ra< iMISSION VILLAGE 365 E. Shaw Ave. 224-7479 Oct. 4,1985 SPORTS Page 9 The Dally Collrxl.n A NBA exhibition game between tbe Golden State Warriors and the Seattle Super¬ sonic* took place last night at Sclland Arena. A portion of ercry ticket sold went to benefit the Fresno Centennial. Tbe Warriors won the ganse. ^Between Ashlan anc Dakota on the \ Chestnut Diagonal) *V 2 fori «** This coupon entitles you to one) FREE Game of Miniature Golf with the purchase of one game of miniature golf. 83^ Limit 1 coupon per person per day V -*\ Not good with any other discount p|re.»Oct. 11. STUDENT HEALTH CENTER WELCOMES YOU! HEALTH PROMOTION • NUTRITION COUNSELING MEDICAL TREATMENT X-RAY LABORATORY PHARMACY PHYSICAL THERAPY BIRTH CONTROL COLD CLINIC B.P. CHECKS COUNSELING IMMUNIZATIONS PHONE APPOINTMENTS WALK-IN CLINIC MEASLES AND GERMAN MEASLES EPIDEMICS ARE A THREAT TO COLLEGE CAMPUSES. IT COULD HAP¬ PEN HERE. PREVENT IT BY GETTING YOUR FREE VACCINATION AT THE STUDENT HEALTH CENTER. 294-2734 Harriers face finest at Stanford Invitational Fresno Sute went to Stanford's cross country invitational last season and sent a message to some of the mens Pacific 10 Conference powers by placing third be¬ hind eventual NCAA runnemp Arizona and UCLA. The Bulldogs don't have that element of surprise in Saturday's 1985 Stanford Invi¬ tational, however. Cardinal coach Brooks Johnson, the meet director, lists FSU as : of five teams favored to battle it out fort "It's going to be one of those meets that's thrilling to coaches and runners alike," Johnson asserted. "There will be some mad scrambles for places." Johnson believes the men's team battle will be between FSU, Stanford, Cal Poly- San Luis Obispo and UC-lrvine, which placed second to the Bulldogs in (he Pacific Coast Athletic Association Cham¬ pionships Last year. Fresno Sute mentor Red Estes said it will be interesting to sec how his team matches up with the Anteaters, who he calls the PCAA favorites. Three other PCAA teams will compete at Sunford: Long Beach State, San Jose Sute and Nevada-Las Vegas. "This meet always provides us with sort of a barometer, to see how we stand up against the rest of the conference," Estes said. "It gives us an idea of just how far we need to go and how hard we need to work before the conference meet (No FSU"s women's team faces ai ly competitive fields which includes the likes of three-time defending NCAA run- nerup Sunford; Cal Poly-SLO, fresh from consecutive victories at the FSU and San Diego Sute Aztec Inviutionals; UC- Davis, the only team to defeat the Bul¬ ldogs at the Sacramento Sute Hornet Inviutional; California, runnerup to Cal Poly-SLO at FSU's Inviutional and per¬ ennially tough UCLA. Former Bulldog Peter Brett won the men's title last season, but runnerup Marc Olesen returns this season and earned Coach Johnson's pick as the prc-roect favorite. "But there are several runners with the ability to win this.'said Johnson. "Olesen has been running well, and hell need to continue doing so." Fresno Sute's top challengers are de¬ fending sute junior college steeplechase champion John King, and Saskatchewan steeple record holder Glen Charanduk. Estes said Olesen, who placed third at the ■84 Pac-10 meet, sixth at Region 8 and 31st at the NCAA's, will be tough to beat. Pagani's current squad is probably the best group in the short three-year history of Fresno Sute women's cross country- Five letterwinners returned, to the team with several ace recruits, giving the Bul¬ ldogs superb depth for the first time. Newcomer Kelly Buzza, who placed sixth at the sute JC cross country meet Last season, is the team's leader through two meets and FSU's best bet to place high at Stanford. "1 think Tammy Moore's ready to have a big meet as well," Coor's anrt P-nor's; tjjfcj $38" KEGS Meister Brau $25 The Party Keg 432-2125 7C37 N. Blasckrto— («t itegjgfl PULSE Prtxjraaimlnaj Unhrnitty Ufa ft Sta+tut lata- aaaaaW^^aaaaaVm ^eaWl-- "'DUNE' TOWERS OVER MOST FUTURISTIC EPICS... A Sr*tXI3rNDTNG DREAM... RICHER AND STRANGER THAN JUST ABOUT ANYTHING THE COMMERCIAL CINEMA NOW HAS TO OFFER." —David Araen. NVwsvwk Magazine DUNE $1" CSUF Students $2» General FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 SATELLITE CU 2:30,7:00,9:40 |