1985_12 The Daily Collegian December 1985

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NEWS
Dec. 10,1985
BLOOM COUNTY
by Berke Breathed
CSUFToday
The annual "Holiday Crafts Bazaar" will be held
today and Wednesday in the Satellite College
Union. The Bazaar will be open from 10 a.m. to 9
The College Union will hold a reception for
Fresno artist Patti Handley to unveil a wool
tapestry she created for the College. The reception
will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. in College Union 309,
displayed.
BRIEFS
Food needed
Students land faculty are encouraged tc
donate canned food for the Christmas
Canned Food Drive from Dec. 3 to 13.
Students, is to benefit the Poverello House
of Fresno.
Thcrearcihreedrop-offlocations. These
Concert offered
Two newly organized CSUF music
groups will present a free concert Thursday
featuring music for the holidays. The
program will be held at 8 p.m. in the
kiosk located near    Arthur G. Wahlberg Recital Hall in the
n Maple and Shaw     Music Building.
The University Women's Chorus, direc-
Information Desk, ted by Leslie Guelker-Cone, performs
nee Hall desk. music written for women's voices. Joining
the group will be the University Men'
Chorus, directed by Dr.
Each organization is
preparati
's and n
Women's Chorus will perform selected
folk songs and carols in addition to Ben¬
jamin Briltin's work for women's voices
and harp, "A Ceremony of Carols."
The Univeisity Men's Chorus will per¬
form  works by  Halsey Stevens,  Persi-
chetti, Praetorius and Viadana as well as
dedicated to the     traditional carols of the season.
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Sports
Dec. 10, 1985
.The Daily Collegian
Matmen place ninth in Vegas
Even though the FSU wrestlers were
without their top matman. Fred Uttle, the
'Dogs fared well enough in the prestigious
44-team Us Vegas Invitational, finishing
If Little, who becomes eligible next
semester, were to have participated in the
meet, the team possibly could have fin¬
ished as high as seventh, since Little prob¬
ably would have had his division wrapped
op.
With Little gone. Dan Thomas in the
126-pound division led the Bulldog charge
on the mats. Thomas, who finished second,
went all the way to the finals before losing
the championship match to Iowa State's
Bill Kelly. Iowa Slate later went on to
Thomas who won his first I
a Bulldog this season, had t
fora FSy wrestler since 1968, when Mike
Calfego captured the national champion¬
ship in the 167-pound division and com¬
pleted the yea rat 48-1. His only loss came
in mid season.
Included in Thomas' impressive string
of victories was a win over second-seeded
Gene Spellman of Wisconsin..
Despite some strong individual perfor¬
mances. Bulldog Coach Dennos DeLiddo
wasnt completely satisfied with the out¬
come. "We weren't ready for a tourna¬
ment like this yet," he said.
In other invite finishes, Darren Stevens
took sixth in the 118-pound class for the
Dogs. Stevens' losses were to second-
place finisher Doug Wyland of Michigan,
fourth-place finisher Cory Baze of Okla¬
homa State and fifth-place Greg Gascon
of New Mexico.
Intheheavyweight.divi
>n. Chris Mas
was sixth for Fresno State and raised his
record to 10-4 overall, with four wins in
Las Vegas.
Mast's three losses came against some
of the nation's best, such as Iowa State's
John Heroupoulu, Michigan's KirkTrost
and Arizona State's Rocco Liace.
Doug Carnationalsoplaced for Fresno
State, finishing seventh in the 158-pound
class and going 4-2 in Las Vegas. His
toughest loss was to eventual champion
Jimmy Johnson of Oklahoma. Johnson
won 6-3.
Scott Bilyeu went 3-2 in Las Vegas but
didnt place for Fresno State in the 177-
pound class. Neither did John O'Brien in
the 190-pound division, going 0-2 and
Allen Richburg went 2-2 in Vegas, but
failed to place in the 150-pound class.
For the 'Dogs in the 167-pound class.
Wade Westbrook was 0-1, as was Alonzo
Harrison of Fresno State in the 134-
pound division.
And  Chris Salisbury went  I
didnt place for the 'Dogs in the 142-
pound class.
The FSU wrestlers go into action again
on Jan. 3 when the.TJogs will be in Chico
going against Simon Fraser University
and HumboldtState. The next day.Fresno
State competes at the Doc Petersen Open
tournament, again in Chico.
Fresno State then makes tracks north
to Portland, to go up against Portland
Slate on Jan. 7 and continues its Oregon
swing with matches against Oregon State
and Oregon on Jan. 9.
The 'Dogs finally return home on Jan.
15, to host Stanford at 7:30 p.m. in the
North Gym and continue their homestand
with PCAA rival Utah State and South¬
ern Illinois University at Edwardsville on
Jan. 17.
On Jan. 19. the 'Dogs are at the South¬
ern California duals.
Lady swimmer sets record
Fresno State swimmer Kristen Turner
set a new school record in the 1,650-yard
freestyle at the University of Nevada-Las
Vegas Invitational last weekend.
Both the men's and women's swim
teams participated in the meet. There was
not an overall team competition.
The meet was the first action lor the
men's team and the first invitationaHfos-
both squads.
The women's team improved on nine of
14 times recorded earlier in the season.
Turner's time, of 18:15.02 was the best
recorded by a collegiate competitor. She
placed eight overall in the event. Turner
now owns all nine women's freestyle
records. Turner's time bested that of 19:02
set by Cindy Raynor last year. Raynor is
now a student assistant coach at Fresno
State.
The women's team of Laurie Walker,
Tine Gri, Paige Campbell and Leslie Paull
recorded a new school record in the 200-
yard medley relay with a time of 1:55.36.
The relay team ptaced fourth overall.
Paull placed fourth in the 100-yard'
freestyle with a time 53.79and was sixth in
the 200-yard brcaststroke. Paull is recov¬
ering from a shoulder injury.
Freshman Campbell placed fourth in
the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 25:07.
Turner also placed fourth in the 200-yard
individual medley, Team captain Gri also
placed sixth in the 200-breaststroke.
Top men's returnee Ben Lau placed
second overall in the 200-yard fly with a
time of 1:52.60. The time was first among
collegiate competitors. La.ua.Uo finished
fffth in the  100-yard fly.   He finished
second in the "85 PCAA championships in
the 200-yard fly event.
The 800-yard freestyle relay team of
7:06.*
McCoy placed fifth in the 1,650-yard
freestyle with a time of 17:00.10. Burgess
placed sixth in the 200-yard backstroke
with a 2:01.66 time.
During the semester break, the men's
team will host UC-lrvine and Air Force
Jan. 4 and wiUatlend the UC-lrvine Invi¬
tational Jan.- 11-12. .The men's *nd
women's teams will host Pomona-Pitzer
Jan. 15 and UNLV Jan. 17 before the
men's team host Pepperdineand Cal State
Bakersfiekl Jan. 18.
CSUF College Union Program CoMMlttee
"7 \/^x. .Presentation
10-11
9 a.m.— 10   p.m.
Satellite College Union
PULSE
Friday, December 13
2:30,7:00,9:35
Satellite CU
$1" CSUF Student
$2M General Adm.