1985_11 The Daily Collegian November 1985

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FEATURE
Nov. 8,1985
Hey Woo—
I couldn't have made it this far without
you. Well get there, we both know it, just
keep hanging in there.
To Barbara, Seolt, Denist & Christi—
Thanks for putting up wilh me this
semester so far. Only five more weeks,
then I'm gone.
Un
I o aD new AAS members-
Welcome! We are glad you were com¬
mitted enough to join us. We hope your
slay is long and enjoyable.
The Born Again Amies
Klrby-
Thc words are nol coming a:
they did before. If I seem to
from  thc  pages.  I  know that
now this is happening to me. I wish I could
express myself better to my. friends and
really expUin what I mean but it's hard. I
know thai in between the lines of ihis
personal and a recent phone conversation
we had that you understand what its all
aboul. We donl ever intend to grow away
from people or stop needing them, il just
happens. I honestly hope this never occurs
in our friendship. We haven't rpent many
hours together talking, but I know you're
doing okay and if you <
o find m
nalwaysjusla
took in ordeT lo prepare for mid-terms. So
to get back on the left track the QQOTW
sUff dedicates this week QQOTW lo both
of you who have paid your, dues for the
QQOTW charter membership.
This weeks Quiz Question: "You're in
Detroit (how morbid. I know), yon get
into the QQOTW staff private jet airplane
and fly directly southward. What will be
the first country, beside the USA that you
would fly over?" (Hint, It's not the
QQOTW staff office)
Fan club & charter membership fees are
still 1 postcard, and will be accepted
. through 12-21-85.
QQOTW
Shannon Keenan- • «
You are so very special — ihe best little
sis a Delta Zeta could ever hope for.
Once in your life you find someone,
Who will turn your world around Bring
you up when you're feeling down, Nothing
can change what you mean to me... IVe
been waiting for so long, Forsomething to
arrive For love lo come along, Now our
dreams are coming true Through the good
times & the bad. 111 be standing there by
you It isn't too hard, to see We're in
To Tbe Society of " Disco " Dave Degraders-
You degenerate people are without
question, a horde of simple-minded,
neuroticcharacterassassinators. Youronly
fulfillment in life is to try to destroy the
moral character of others, if you have a
problem with this, contact the Cedar Hall
Fun Bunch.
QQOTW Fan Club and Charter Member-
shlp-
The QQOTW staff apologizes for the
extended  mid-semester vacation that  ll
ISABEAU-  -	
IVe mentioned before that I felt that
there would besomething more important Kel & Lette-
in my life than myself — my children. IVe been reading these ads and what to
Recently something has entered my life my wondering eyes should appear, but
that has caused this to occur to me and two beautiful ladies to be found right here,
that I have found as important as myself Memories fill my head of Adolf Hitler
— you. This is the main reason why 1 High. Being fickle, our T.F. friend, green,
choose to share with you everything in my love scandals, special cards, on the way to
life...including my love...and more... school together, and student council. But
LOVE, NAVARRE the fondest  memory of all  is that  of
_^___________ graduation night. Especially of those slides
and all those tears! 1 really miss you both
deeply. Let's get together soon and watch
PHONE HOME. the tape.
Marmot Love, HM.itW
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Sports
Nov. 8, IMS
.The Daily Collegian
Wrestlers open at Cal Poly
The Spider,' 167 pounds, looks to be All-American
By Marc R. Banjamin
Sports Writer
The defending Pacific Coast Athletic
Association champion Fresno Sute Uni¬
versity wrestling team opens up its season
next Saturday at the Cal Poly-San Luis
Obispo Open and Coach Dennis DeLiddo
is Little had last M
Joe Sansinena
The 1985-86 wrestlers will be led by jun¬
ior Fred Little. "The Spider," as he is
called by his teammates, comes off of a
35-11 season in 1985 and looks to gain not
only All-American status in the 167-pound
class, but possibly a national champion-
"If Fred picks up where he left off last
season, he is going to be tough to beat,"
said DeLiddo.
A good omen for Little is tbe fact that
not one wrestler in the nation returning
in the 167-pound class had as many victo-
Another junior returnee DeLiddo is
high on is Allen Richburg. "He isnt the
most talented kid out there,"said DeLiddo,
"but he works extremely hard. I think he
will have a big year for us."
Richburg, after two yean at Fresno
State, is the leading returnee in tbe career-
wins department with 59. That toul puu
him in a tie for sixth on thc Bulldogs all-
time wins list. Richburg, who wrestles in
the 150-pound class, gained a repuUtion
last season as an All-American spoiler
going 3-3 against the country's top.
Junior returnee John O'Brien works
out of the Impound class for ihe 'Dogs.
Afler a frethman campaign in which he
registered a 17-17 record, O'Brien was 5-6
last year. "He is looking real good right
now," says DeLiddo.
The Bulldogs senior class also looks like
it will have to be reckoned with down the
line. Gone are the names that ltd last year's
Fresno Sute to its first 20-win season:
names like Pablo Saenz, Joe Ismay, and
Cliff Goose.
Doug Carnation, who last year won 23
matches, leads a strong seniorcUss for ihe
Bulldogs. Carnation couldnt wrestle in
last years Pacific Coast Athletic Associa¬
tion championships because of a rib injury.
However, Carnation was 5-0-1 against his
PCAA foes. This season barring injury,
Carnation will get his chance to be the
PCAA champion.
Another senior looking to make his
mark in his final season of eligibility is
Scott Bilyeu. Bilyeu was 22-17 in the 177-
pound weight class last season.
"Scott has been sick lately," said De¬
Liddo, "he looks a little better than be did
last year, and he's further along than he
was at this time last year."
Observers believe that Bilyeu will be the
man to beat in Ihe 177-pound cUss in the
PCAA.     .   _  -
In the heavyweight division, DeLiddo
hasatoughchoiceto make between Chris
Mast, last year's 25-match winner, and
, who will be given the surf¬
ing spot early in the season. matches last season, compiling a 5-5-1
DeLiddo considers redshirting  Mast    mark.
this season, so he can have a chance to        In tbe lighter weights, at 118-poonds
placein the nationals next year. However,    Fresno Sute has a talented transfer from
he also concedes that if he uses Mast this    Cal Sute Bakersfield and Oklahoma Sute
season he may have a shot at placing in Use    in Darren Stevens,
nationals. His experience includes his backing up
As for Sansinena, DeLiddo sees him as number one seed in the nation Mark Perry
at Oklahoma Sute, before transferring to
Bakersfield last season where be went 14-1
as a freshman, with his only loss coming
against the 'Doss Saenz.
"It will be tough to get
more wins than we had
last year when you go
against teams Uke Okla¬
homa State, Oklahoma,
Southern Illinois and Stan¬
ford."
-De Liddo
"I recruited him out of high school,"
said DeLiddo, "he decided not to come
, Then be called me up to
let i
i hew
Fred Little
having great potential for tbe coming sea¬
son. "He could be our heavyweight,"says
.DeLiddo, "he can win the. PCAA*."
? In the 142-pourKj"weighfc£ss,:i team"
mate from Muskegon Junior College in
Michigan is looking to make
Fresno Sute.
Chris Salisbury should be DeLiddo's
surting wrestler in the I42classvreplacing
radshirt Durbin Llorcn.
"I was dying to watch him (Salisbury)
wrestle," said DeLiddo. "He's as tough as
DeLiddo sees Stevens as having All-
American potential. "Stevens has All-
American ability," says DeLiddo, "if he
just puu it together."
In looking for replacement for Gosse,
DeLiddo found Dan Thomas, a Junior
College transfer from Sanu Ana. In tws
-season*-«t:t?ypTe* Junior College m
Orange County, Thomas compiled 73-2
Also looking to compete in thc 126-
pound category is Mike Armistead. Armi¬
stead, who last season was the able backup
of Saenz in the 118-pound class, steps up a
class. Armistead was 8-5 last season and
those numbers made him the winningest
freshman on the '84-85 squad.
In tbe search for a replacement for
Ismay, the TJop will rely on sophomore
Alonzo Harrison. Harrison was 2-4 but
year as Ismay s backup Harrison was the
sute championship runner-up at Lompoc
High School in 1984.
Two freshmen that made this year's
squad are Fred Hunzikcr in the 134-
pound class and Wade Weslbrook in the
167-pound class.
H unziker posted a 41 -1 record last sea¬
son while at Antioch High School and
became the schools first sute champion.
Weslbrook is from Las Vegas, Nevada,
where he competed in the sute champion¬
ships the last two seasons. Weslbrook
won tbe sute championship in the 154-
pound class as a junior and was Nevada
sute runner-up list season.
"Weslbrook is a rough kid who will
develop into a good collegiate wrestler,"
says DeLiddo.
The PCAA is now a tougher conference
with the addition of last year's llth-
ranked team in tbe nation from Cal Poly-
San I.uis Obispo, as well as already having
FSU and a strong Utah Sute team.
The 'Dogs, who arc defending cham¬
pions of the PC A A, look to make this the
first time they have ever won back to back
PCAA titan.
Oklahoma Sute, Oklahoma, Southern
Illinois and Stanford. And Bakersfield
will be toaajfc to beat."
The arrastlen first bora* Baste* of the
tease* a Otoe. 4, aasutwt UC-Daris ia tbe