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Page 6 SPORTS Dec. 4, 19S5 Wrestling 'Dogs take on two tonight The Fresno State University wrestling team is home tonight for two matches starting at 6 p.m. against San Francisco State and at 8 p.m against U.C. Davis in "I expect to beat both teams." said Kresno State head coach Dennis Del.iddo. Fresno State is 0-1 in dual matches this season. The 'Dogs fell to Bakersfield. 29- 18. in Baker-field on Nov 20. Both Das is and San Francisco Stateare to Stanford. "San l-rancisco is better than Davis." said DeLiddo, "because Davis has about five I Included ir 16-16 tie wi San Fra i though, the Gator of SFSU look Stanford t ry limits before bowing to the Cai 23-22. sly lost to Stanford." iddo."And I thought Stanford w igh this season." mford ip.i^amsi ihe Dogs J. IhcC "They managed to finish 16th ir As for Davis, the Mustangs have not beaten the Bulldogs in their last ten last 15 matches against Fresno Stale. The Gators, under head coach Lars Jensen look to increase their overall record against the Bulldogs to 12-9 with a victory Last season. Fresno Slate chewed up the Gators 38-7, as well as winning the two previous battlesagainst SFSU. The'Dogs will look to extend their victory streak over San Francisco Slate to four straight. The Gators are led by sophomore 134- pounder Rich Ellingsen, with a 5-4 record thus far in 1985-86 campaign and unde¬ feated 190-pounder Tim Gleeson. who at 7-0 is San Francisco State's lone unbeaten Davis is going through a rebuilding Davis' period, though, starting six freshmen in pounder: Davis was victimized by the Bulldogs, mores. 39-2. last season. For Ft The Mustangs, however, despite all "enduran their troubles last year, managed to qual- After h ify five to the Division 1! tournament. But have to c now those five are gone, replaced by against a freshmen. team. unices %f\$bvoH$ C\su*l&r 5fei wzzsl zhxz youil [put. m rpoMeb By 5tubents ftorp rbe §mk syszevo&zte faabizoti 5c(wL *oucf\zs Bg: di\p\\\i\\ oucfitreKs aaeSNGRs sdomz' hor bozzoms f),ae6NeRs spores ;j&, hoc bozzoxys ^mm* ,Di[leRS ouCpost Wf& *co$mzics 5$: 8p.m.~SCU'{d&.decA z\ck£Zs: tl-szuboizs, tz-QEMa&l J&flle ricfcecs fox rawjic xmo^ pj^es Csvjl Z94~2<&$ fa, nx>y Mfoyrpttott iuel Felix. The rest of the f Freshmen and sopho- ing to battle Davis, the 'Dogs ic back two hours later to go JUgher San Francisco State UPI ranks'Dogs No. 18; 10 make All-PCAA team The Fresno State football team received high accolades this week although idle. The 'Dogs moved up a notch to No. 19 in the latest UPI poll and 10 members of the Pacific Coasl Athletic Association's championship team earned all-conference honors. Junior quarterback Kevin Sweeney shared the PCAA Player of the Year award with fellow Fresnan Doug Gaynor of Long Beach State. also was named in 77 and "82. Six Bulldogs madethe offensive team, including Kevin Sweeney. Tackle David Lerma and guard Barry Grove, both seniors were named to the offensive line. Wide receiver Stephen Baker, running back James Williams, the PCAA's leading rusher, and placekicker Barry Belli were also named as juniors. Senior noseguard Chris Pacheco was selected for the second time. Safety Michael Stewart, cornerback Anthony Dollarhide.and punter Mike Mancini cubbled HOLIDAY SPECIALS HAIRSTYLING AND PERM CENTER MISSION VILLAGE CENTER 393 E. SHAW (209)222-1745 M -F10-6 HOURS Sat 10-5 Sun. 11-4 Special on Perms S5" off w/student I.D. J Perm* start at $28°° a $3°° off cellophanes $1SMandup By appointment Expires 12-31-85 Haircuts $6* (w7student I.D.) o appointment necessary Wjjr^r^f mmmmmmmmA Introducing the lower cost of higher education. mLt^ One week only, save S40 on your choice of any 18K gold ring in o selection. For complete details, see your Jostens representative al ^ DEC 9 & 10 Tin*. 10 - « Deposit^ $40 JOSTENS CLASSIFIED WorrfProcMin, Term papers, thesis, correspondence, research grants, manuscripts, resume's. Stssdent Deatal/OptJcal Flaa EnroB rVawil Save your teeth, *ye», and money too. For' information and brochure see A.S. omce or <*•*) 371-4A11 Near CSUF, reasonable rates. Call after 3 PM. 229-37** ProfceaionarTypia* For all your needk, call Lydu. Typing/Word Processing By Mary, Superior Quality, Reasonable rates. CaH 2224847 Shear Detfekt HaircuU $5, Perms $22. Bring ad. Exp. 12-21.85. 251-4C64 SNeed CaaU J500-J1000 stuffing envelopes guaranteed! Rush stamped addressed envelope - McManus Enterprises Box l*S-8/TC Springfield, OR 97477 Typi»s By Jay Electronic typewriter. Near CSUF. Jl«>/page. CaB: 222-9125 Job* Crulseship hiring Wonnation. 707^778-l»S6 Apartment For Bent anSSm room' Avon #1 Beauty Products Needs sales representatives. Call 237-5801 Eddie Kaatib $100 reward lor information regarding the whereabouts of Eddie Khahb. God & Mike Easlea Gov. Republican W CA. Truth, honesty, For Sale Yamaha XS 650 79. Must sell by 11/28. $700 or best offer. 225-6548 YOUR BSN COULD BE JUST THE BEGINNING OF YOUR EDUCATION. Look into it, and you'll discover that one of the most important parts of Armv Nursing is its dedication to continuing education Army Nurses are encouraged to attend professional conferences, pursue advanced degrees and srudy a variety of nursing specialties. If you're a student working on your BSN or if you already have a BSN and arc registered to practice in the United States or Puerto Rico, check into Army Nursingbpportunftics. It could be an education. ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Applications for Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Collegian, Uhuru, La Voz, and Hye Sharzhoom, for the Spring 1986 semester are now available in the Associated Students Office, CU Room 316. Deadline for earning in applications is Friday, Dec. 6 lA strologkal Contact Report A strological Sex-0-Scop\ •Shows two people's compatibility. Witty, R-rated interpretation! • 25 plus pages $20°° 10-12 pages. Si5°° * Your Own Astrological Horoscope With 10-12 page analysis $15°° Personal Numberology Chart With your daily personal numbers for up to one year. 7 pages $15°° Rush cashier's check or money order to: IJbra-Saggitarius Prod. P.O. Box 8395 Fresno. CA 93747 Include full name, birthdate, city, state, and country of birth, time of birth (am Ipm) of all parties concerned. Add 6% sales tax and SI per item ordered for postage and handling. ^fJ^/^i^ing,Sjl9^J.,^fJi/^^ifXef/' COLMENA UNIVERSITARIA HISPANM-n-avn. BANQUs&TnAVIDENO Professor Adalberto M Guerrero from the University of j Arizona, will speak on Christmas Customs in Latin America. SAT., DEC. 7 6-1 PM CSUF Vintage Room / Dinner $6 75 (Speaker Free) | Contact Raul Moreno for more Info at 294-2366 Co-Sponsored by The Chicano-Latino Student Assoc, sand the Associated Students P/ll CP presents ^^^ ^t$t- y*^ Friday, Dec. 6 2:30, 7:00, 9:05 p.m. $150 CSUF Students with I.D. $2™ General Adm. * THE TELETHON FOOL A new musical Hoolc by Edward EmanuEL Music and Lyrics by Ecs Marderasian California State University/Fresno Theatre John Wright Theatre December 5-14, 1985 Monday-Thursday 7:30 PM Friday and Saturday 8:0O PM Sunday 2.00 PM For tickets and Information: 294-2216
Object Description
Title | 1985_12 The Daily Collegian December 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 |
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Title | Dec 4, 1985 Pg. 6-7 |
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 | Page 6 SPORTS Dec. 4, 19S5 Wrestling 'Dogs take on two tonight The Fresno State University wrestling team is home tonight for two matches starting at 6 p.m. against San Francisco State and at 8 p.m against U.C. Davis in "I expect to beat both teams." said Kresno State head coach Dennis Del.iddo. Fresno State is 0-1 in dual matches this season. The 'Dogs fell to Bakersfield. 29- 18. in Baker-field on Nov 20. Both Das is and San Francisco Stateare to Stanford. "San l-rancisco is better than Davis." said DeLiddo, "because Davis has about five I Included ir 16-16 tie wi San Fra i though, the Gator of SFSU look Stanford t ry limits before bowing to the Cai 23-22. sly lost to Stanford." iddo."And I thought Stanford w igh this season." mford ip.i^amsi ihe Dogs J. IhcC "They managed to finish 16th ir As for Davis, the Mustangs have not beaten the Bulldogs in their last ten last 15 matches against Fresno Stale. The Gators, under head coach Lars Jensen look to increase their overall record against the Bulldogs to 12-9 with a victory Last season. Fresno Slate chewed up the Gators 38-7, as well as winning the two previous battlesagainst SFSU. The'Dogs will look to extend their victory streak over San Francisco Slate to four straight. The Gators are led by sophomore 134- pounder Rich Ellingsen, with a 5-4 record thus far in 1985-86 campaign and unde¬ feated 190-pounder Tim Gleeson. who at 7-0 is San Francisco State's lone unbeaten Davis is going through a rebuilding Davis' period, though, starting six freshmen in pounder: Davis was victimized by the Bulldogs, mores. 39-2. last season. For Ft The Mustangs, however, despite all "enduran their troubles last year, managed to qual- After h ify five to the Division 1! tournament. But have to c now those five are gone, replaced by against a freshmen. team. unices %f\$bvoH$ C\su*l&r 5fei wzzsl zhxz youil [put. m rpoMeb By 5tubents ftorp rbe §mk syszevo&zte faabizoti 5c(wL *oucf\zs Bg: di\p\\\i\\ oucfitreKs aaeSNGRs sdomz' hor bozzoms f),ae6NeRs spores ;j&, hoc bozzoxys ^mm* ,Di[leRS ouCpost Wf& *co$mzics 5$: 8p.m.~SCU'{d&.decA z\ck£Zs: tl-szuboizs, tz-QEMa&l J&flle ricfcecs fox rawjic xmo^ pj^es Csvjl Z94~2<&$ fa, nx>y Mfoyrpttott iuel Felix. The rest of the f Freshmen and sopho- ing to battle Davis, the 'Dogs ic back two hours later to go JUgher San Francisco State UPI ranks'Dogs No. 18; 10 make All-PCAA team The Fresno State football team received high accolades this week although idle. The 'Dogs moved up a notch to No. 19 in the latest UPI poll and 10 members of the Pacific Coasl Athletic Association's championship team earned all-conference honors. Junior quarterback Kevin Sweeney shared the PCAA Player of the Year award with fellow Fresnan Doug Gaynor of Long Beach State. also was named in 77 and "82. Six Bulldogs madethe offensive team, including Kevin Sweeney. Tackle David Lerma and guard Barry Grove, both seniors were named to the offensive line. Wide receiver Stephen Baker, running back James Williams, the PCAA's leading rusher, and placekicker Barry Belli were also named as juniors. Senior noseguard Chris Pacheco was selected for the second time. Safety Michael Stewart, cornerback Anthony Dollarhide.and punter Mike Mancini cubbled HOLIDAY SPECIALS HAIRSTYLING AND PERM CENTER MISSION VILLAGE CENTER 393 E. SHAW (209)222-1745 M -F10-6 HOURS Sat 10-5 Sun. 11-4 Special on Perms S5" off w/student I.D. J Perm* start at $28°° a $3°° off cellophanes $1SMandup By appointment Expires 12-31-85 Haircuts $6* (w7student I.D.) o appointment necessary Wjjr^r^f mmmmmmmmA Introducing the lower cost of higher education. mLt^ One week only, save S40 on your choice of any 18K gold ring in o selection. For complete details, see your Jostens representative al ^ DEC 9 & 10 Tin*. 10 - « Deposit^ $40 JOSTENS CLASSIFIED WorrfProcMin, Term papers, thesis, correspondence, research grants, manuscripts, resume's. Stssdent Deatal/OptJcal Flaa EnroB rVawil Save your teeth, *ye», and money too. For' information and brochure see A.S. omce or <*•*) 371-4A11 Near CSUF, reasonable rates. Call after 3 PM. 229-37** ProfceaionarTypia* For all your needk, call Lydu. Typing/Word Processing By Mary, Superior Quality, Reasonable rates. CaH 2224847 Shear Detfekt HaircuU $5, Perms $22. Bring ad. Exp. 12-21.85. 251-4C64 SNeed CaaU J500-J1000 stuffing envelopes guaranteed! Rush stamped addressed envelope - McManus Enterprises Box l*S-8/TC Springfield, OR 97477 Typi»s By Jay Electronic typewriter. Near CSUF. Jl«>/page. CaB: 222-9125 Job* Crulseship hiring Wonnation. 707^778-l»S6 Apartment For Bent anSSm room' Avon #1 Beauty Products Needs sales representatives. Call 237-5801 Eddie Kaatib $100 reward lor information regarding the whereabouts of Eddie Khahb. God & Mike Easlea Gov. Republican W CA. Truth, honesty, For Sale Yamaha XS 650 79. Must sell by 11/28. $700 or best offer. 225-6548 YOUR BSN COULD BE JUST THE BEGINNING OF YOUR EDUCATION. Look into it, and you'll discover that one of the most important parts of Armv Nursing is its dedication to continuing education Army Nurses are encouraged to attend professional conferences, pursue advanced degrees and srudy a variety of nursing specialties. If you're a student working on your BSN or if you already have a BSN and arc registered to practice in the United States or Puerto Rico, check into Army Nursingbpportunftics. It could be an education. ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Applications for Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Collegian, Uhuru, La Voz, and Hye Sharzhoom, for the Spring 1986 semester are now available in the Associated Students Office, CU Room 316. Deadline for earning in applications is Friday, Dec. 6 lA strologkal Contact Report A strological Sex-0-Scop\ •Shows two people's compatibility. Witty, R-rated interpretation! • 25 plus pages $20°° 10-12 pages. Si5°° * Your Own Astrological Horoscope With 10-12 page analysis $15°° Personal Numberology Chart With your daily personal numbers for up to one year. 7 pages $15°° Rush cashier's check or money order to: IJbra-Saggitarius Prod. P.O. Box 8395 Fresno. CA 93747 Include full name, birthdate, city, state, and country of birth, time of birth (am Ipm) of all parties concerned. Add 6% sales tax and SI per item ordered for postage and handling. ^fJ^/^i^ing,Sjl9^J.,^fJi/^^ifXef/' COLMENA UNIVERSITARIA HISPANM-n-avn. BANQUs&TnAVIDENO Professor Adalberto M Guerrero from the University of j Arizona, will speak on Christmas Customs in Latin America. SAT., DEC. 7 6-1 PM CSUF Vintage Room / Dinner $6 75 (Speaker Free) | Contact Raul Moreno for more Info at 294-2366 Co-Sponsored by The Chicano-Latino Student Assoc, sand the Associated Students P/ll CP presents ^^^ ^t$t- y*^ Friday, Dec. 6 2:30, 7:00, 9:05 p.m. $150 CSUF Students with I.D. $2™ General Adm. * THE TELETHON FOOL A new musical Hoolc by Edward EmanuEL Music and Lyrics by Ecs Marderasian California State University/Fresno Theatre John Wright Theatre December 5-14, 1985 Monday-Thursday 7:30 PM Friday and Saturday 8:0O PM Sunday 2.00 PM For tickets and Information: 294-2216 |