1979_02 The Daily Collegian February 1979

              The Daily Collegian
Feb.7,1979 I
Track and field squad
Foul weather hampers bulldog harriers
A few elements will be working
against the CSUF track and field squad
in competition this season. One ele¬
ment supplied by nature has already
worked against them without even a
meet gone by
For a brief period prior to the sunny
days that arrived, recently, it seemed
the weather had scheduled itself as the
squad's first opponent. Bulldog Coach
Dutch Warmerdam sized up the
weather's hampering of the Dogs'
training, including the shackles it
placed on his sprinters.
"It's been very rough,* Warmerdam
said of the weather. 'For the last two
weeks, we've had a terrible amount of
rain and cold. It's the worst two weeks
(of preparation) I can remember. It's
hurt mostly the sprinters - we weren't
in very good shape to start with.*
The" official season start comes this
Saturday at 1 p.m. on the campus track
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LOWER LEVEL
in an Alumni-All Comers' meet. Be¬
sides both present and former Bulldogs
competing in the meet, squads from
both Bakersfield's ■ college-level
schools as well as other Fresno teams
(City College and Pacific) will partici-
'CSUF has one major challenge to
contend with this season - overcoming
a lack of depth in certain areas. Accord-
• ing to Warmerdam, the'Dogs are hurt¬
ing rriost at the quarter mile event and
also are shy in the area of high hurd¬
lers.
The standout performers CSUF will
feature include javelin spearer Dennis
Morley and discus thrower Scort End-
ler, in addition to JC transfer Adrian
Richardson, a sprinter-jumper combi¬
nation from Modesto J C
Morley and Endler, both NCAA
qualifiers last year, give CSUF a fine
nucleus in the field events. Morley s
top toss of 248-1 last vear in the javelin
competition earned.him a line jn the
CSUF record books. Endler, another
Bulldog record-breaker, had a top mark
of 182-6.
Richardson may participate in four or
five events, including the long and
triple jumps, the 400 relay, as well as a
lew of the meter runs. He was the
Valley Conference's best in the 200
meter run last year and also won the
West Coast Relays' JC triple jurnp.
Other strong field events may be the
pole vault, paced by sophomore Billy
Pierce (ItVVi 1978-best); and also the j's *
Veteran runners in various events in¬
clude Bryan Foley (middle distances),
Jim Tilford and Rob Brenner (800
meters), George Aguirre (long dis¬
tances), hurdler Johnny Thompson and
sprinter Ron Malone.
Bulldogs to host Long Beach  c    f
By STEVE KIPP
Daily Cojlegian Sports Editor
A Long Beach basketball squad,
which will be a long way from home at
Fresno's Selland Arena Thursday
night, surprisingly stands a long way
from the top of the PCAA heap
The 49ers, who will face the CSUF
Bulldogs at 7:35 p.m. Thursday, had
been selected as one of the three favor¬
ites to take the title along with Fuller-
ton and Utah State. After winning its
first eight straight games, Long Beach
didn't lose until facing Duke there
when they lost 79-78.
Since then, the 49ers have dropped
nine of their last 12 games, and stand
4*/» games out of first with a 3-5 PCAA
mark Injuries have played a key role in
the demise of the 49ers.
See Page 7^
Surprising Bulldogs face disappointing 49eis
From Page 6
'Their biggest problem,' CSUF
coach Boyd Crant said, 'is finding the
right combination. They were without
(center Michael) Wiley and (forward
Francois) Wise for a time and now
Wise is back after being gone for a
couple of weeks. Wiley had been gone
(or a week and I think their absences
have hurt their winning attitude. If they
ever get itback...*
Wise, the 49ers' top rebounder,
missed four games with a severe ankle
sprain sustained in the early minutes of
the Jan 16 Marquette game.
"With Francois-back in the lineup,'
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to the winning ways we had before the
injuries: Now that Fran is back, it will
take a lot of the pressure off Michael
Wiley, and let him start concentrating
on the things he does well:*
CSUF handed Long Beach only its
sixth PCAA defeat at home in 10 years
last Saturday in a 78-71 decision. The
last time the Bulldogs played a team
back-to-back (UOP), they slipped in the
'They should really be ready,' Crant
said.of the 49ers. "They were really
ready the first half when they played
us - they played extra well the first 10
or 12 minutes.*
The Bulldogs, with a 5-4 PCAA
mark, are in fourth place behind con¬
ference-leading Utah State (7-2), and
Fullerton and UOP (each 6-2).
Grant1 says one reason for the'Dogs'
winning record is that "key people have
come off the bench and helped us. We
have eight or nine players seeing a lot
of time. Kids like Don Mason played
very good in the Long Beach game -,
and Pete Verhoeven in the UOP game,
before he got sick (Saturday).'     '
The Bulldogs host Santa Barbara
Saturday at 7:35 p.m.
'On any night, Santa Barbara or
Irvine can beat anyone,
'Grantsaid. *l
.believe the league is mo
rebalanced-
PCAA Standings'
W   L
Utah State
7 .2
Fullerton
6   2
UOP     ~
6   2
CSUF
5  A.  • i
LongBeacb
?3 -5
Santa Barbara
3   S
San JoseSt.
2   6
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