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The Daily Collegian
Bulldogs will not be underdogs this weekend
By David Coulson
Daily Collegian Staff Reporter
After playing the role of the underdog
in their last two games, the CSUF
basketball team will be expected to win
Saturday at 7:35 p.m. when they host
Loyola-Marymount in Selland Arena.
Even though Loyola returns only one
player from a 5-21 team. Bulldog head
coach Boyd Crant isn't overlooking
them. *l thought they'd be rebuilding,'
said Crant, 'but I've been wrong about
that without any question. They played
Arkansas (usually the top team in the
Southwest Conference) very close in
Arkansas and they turned around and
just about beat Oklahoma (losing 87-
82 to the Big-Eight champion).'
Crant noted that the fact that Loyola
is an underdog might help them the way
it helped the Bulldogs against Mar¬
quette. *We have to get ready because
they are capable of winning on.the
road.' V.
Much of the credit for the Lions'
sudden toughness has to go to their first
year head coach Ron Jacobs. After com¬
piling an outstanding record at El
Camino Junior College, Jacobs was
expected to turn around a Loyola pro¬
gram that lost four starters and to cope
with the problems of having a front
line that averages only 6-5 in height.
Jacobs said before the season, *We
are probably a recruiting year or two
away from having the players needed to
compete in the West Coast Athletic
Conference."
Loyola's strength is in the backcourt.
Clyde Johnson, the Lions' only return¬
ing starter, is a 6-2 guard that gives
Loyola some leadership. The senior
averaged eight points per game last
season.
At the other guard, Dan Davis has
exerted himself. Playing for Jacobs last
season at El Camino, the 5-9 junior was
considered to be the best point guard in
the California J C system. "?
Crant anticipates returning to the
man-to-man defense for the Loyola
game.-"For the Marquette game we
thought we could stay out of foul trouble
by playing a zone,' said Crant. The
reason we play a zone so well is because
we are very active in our man-to-man
defense./ .
Grant added that the Bulldogs might
use some pressure type defenses if the
opportunity presents itself. 'We're pre¬
pared to hurt teams that can't handle
the ball well.* /
The Classifieds
-THERE ARE but three things in the VIC- YOU silly wooman- I really had
world-Thy mouth of fire. Thy breasts, you fooled I You are heartless though, so
Thy hands, Thy hair upcurled and my you owe me one. Bring your staple gun
desire. Cabot and weT
Kizzy
LADIES OF 3rd East- Prepare yourself
for the Apacolypse, we've sufered
through another week. Prepare, for the
end is near. Soon you'll be throwing
away you Cod-given virtues. Because
we're goin downnnnn! The heads
C. YOUNC a BOA. member, has
shown to enjoy stimulation of her lateral
Amygdala, and also many of her septal
areas. But do not stimulate her lateral
hypothalmas, you'll get a quite biting
attack. Shoehorn
J.A.W.-Hil Sometimes we both are
silly and sometimes we both are serious.
It's nice that we're either one way or
the other. Does that make sense? Or
is it just'goose eggs?' -'Lisa*
ROOMMATE NEEDED for next sem¬
ester - I have a two bedroon furnished
apartment within 1 block of CSUF. If
interested please give me a call at
225-3825. (Craig)
PRINCESS C: Ojala que me ames
siempre. W.B.
r
(J
Students For
Kennedy
are having a fund raiser
Where: 8252 Mi 11 brook
13 mile north of St Agnes Hospital
When: Friday 12/7, 3 p.m.
Soda, Beer, Food, Info,
Conversation, & Opportunities.
$4.00 Donation
CEORCE WALLACE has sickle cell
anemiall . *
COME ON and take a semi-free ridel I
have a dependable car and am looking
for 2-3 passengers to share a ride over
the holidays to the Redding area. My
departure time is flexible. Please call-
I "m broke. 222-9724. Donna
WANTED: ONE Christian male room¬
mate Please call 291-1851. Robert
Greeting
1 SOFA WITH matching armchair,
1 love seat with matching armchair
1 1979 Honda Express 50 cc. 800 miles
130m.p.g. Cill 292-2841 evenings or
early morning
FOR SALE: Nordica Ski Boots Ladies
size 7V. m. $30 Call 435-4553.
DOES ANYONE out there have any new
and innovative ideas on how to R.F. an
R.A. If so please contact 'The cham¬
pion' and his staff of Homan 2nd west.
*Hey-we'llseeya'
TO RLR, THE New ACR: Congrats,
and how about a celebration I To help
ease the tension of the .pledge hassles,
how about the soothing touch of hot
waters and soft fingers. Just call. ME
TO JDS of Sigma Chi: Do you know the
best cure for a tired body and a tired
mind? I dot A hot tub and a back rub.
(And yes, that's an offer!) Betty C.
AND A warm welcome to Scoop's per¬
manent flame. May this inagural trip to
Fresno not be your last.
LOVEBUC WOOF woof-Pumpkin
Oncol the
.great deals
on one of the^
all-time great pizzas:
lis the freshest. be_t-tasting pizza anywhere—topped with
Ljust-picked vegetables, fine natural cheeses and the lean- ■
est meats, baked on a fresh-rolled pizza crust. A pizza with all I
the ingredients of greatness! Great for takeout tool j j
$2 off any large or |
I *• $1 off any medium.
Pi___aRes__uranls w]
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December 7,1979
Ski Lift Dance
set for tonight
A 'Ski Lift Dance' will be held tonight
in the Residence Cafeteria with an
assortment of door prizes, including ski
lift tickets to China Peak and a dinner
for two at the Hungry Tiger.
The dance, which Is sponsored by
Inter-Hall, will begin at about 9;30 and
run until about 1:30. Tickets can be pur¬
chased in advance at any Residence
Hall desk for one dollar. Tickets can also
be purchased at the door for $1.50.
Besides the lift tickets and free
dinners, ticket holders for the dance will
also have a chance to win a luncheon
special at Carnation and also ice cream
at Mom's and Baskin and Robbins. One
Swenson'j 'Earthquake* and free
miniature golf at Blackboard's will
also be offered as prizes.
Stuttering seminar
offered Friday
The Communicative Disorders Depart¬
ment at CSUF will sponsor Dr. William
Perkins of the University of Southern
California in a therapy of stuttering sem-
The seminar will take place Friday
beginning with a question and answer
session from 10-11 a.m. in Lab School
Rm. 120. . /.
There will then be lunch in the fast
food area of the cafeteria. Everyone will
bring their own lunch.
There will be a lecture by Perkins from
2-5 p.m. in the upstairs cafeteria,
Rm. 200.
'Dr. Perkins will be an interesting
speaker and the public is invited,' said
Steven Wads worth, Communic .th _
Disorders Department Chairman.
t_ _*. __#_ b ■_____■_ t. II
_d S_x__ of (_b_ SMS U
ROOMATE WANTED
Roomate needed to share two-bed
apt. near CSUF. $125/mo. + 1/2
util. Call Briin, 224-7695 or 439-3416.
CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
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OUTLET STORE
'XV
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Object Description
| Title | 1979_12 The Daily Collegian December 1979 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1979 |
| 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. |
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| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Dec 7, 1979 Pg. 6-7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1979 |
| 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 | The Daily Collegian Bulldogs will not be underdogs this weekend By David Coulson Daily Collegian Staff Reporter After playing the role of the underdog in their last two games, the CSUF basketball team will be expected to win Saturday at 7:35 p.m. when they host Loyola-Marymount in Selland Arena. Even though Loyola returns only one player from a 5-21 team. Bulldog head coach Boyd Crant isn't overlooking them. *l thought they'd be rebuilding,' said Crant, 'but I've been wrong about that without any question. They played Arkansas (usually the top team in the Southwest Conference) very close in Arkansas and they turned around and just about beat Oklahoma (losing 87- 82 to the Big-Eight champion).' Crant noted that the fact that Loyola is an underdog might help them the way it helped the Bulldogs against Mar¬ quette. *We have to get ready because they are capable of winning on.the road.' V. Much of the credit for the Lions' sudden toughness has to go to their first year head coach Ron Jacobs. After com¬ piling an outstanding record at El Camino Junior College, Jacobs was expected to turn around a Loyola pro¬ gram that lost four starters and to cope with the problems of having a front line that averages only 6-5 in height. Jacobs said before the season, *We are probably a recruiting year or two away from having the players needed to compete in the West Coast Athletic Conference." Loyola's strength is in the backcourt. Clyde Johnson, the Lions' only return¬ ing starter, is a 6-2 guard that gives Loyola some leadership. The senior averaged eight points per game last season. At the other guard, Dan Davis has exerted himself. Playing for Jacobs last season at El Camino, the 5-9 junior was considered to be the best point guard in the California J C system. "? Crant anticipates returning to the man-to-man defense for the Loyola game.-"For the Marquette game we thought we could stay out of foul trouble by playing a zone,' said Crant. The reason we play a zone so well is because we are very active in our man-to-man defense./ . Grant added that the Bulldogs might use some pressure type defenses if the opportunity presents itself. 'We're pre¬ pared to hurt teams that can't handle the ball well.* / The Classifieds -THERE ARE but three things in the VIC- YOU silly wooman- I really had world-Thy mouth of fire. Thy breasts, you fooled I You are heartless though, so Thy hands, Thy hair upcurled and my you owe me one. Bring your staple gun desire. Cabot and weT Kizzy LADIES OF 3rd East- Prepare yourself for the Apacolypse, we've sufered through another week. Prepare, for the end is near. Soon you'll be throwing away you Cod-given virtues. Because we're goin downnnnn! The heads C. YOUNC a BOA. member, has shown to enjoy stimulation of her lateral Amygdala, and also many of her septal areas. But do not stimulate her lateral hypothalmas, you'll get a quite biting attack. Shoehorn J.A.W.-Hil Sometimes we both are silly and sometimes we both are serious. It's nice that we're either one way or the other. Does that make sense? Or is it just'goose eggs?' -'Lisa* ROOMMATE NEEDED for next sem¬ ester - I have a two bedroon furnished apartment within 1 block of CSUF. If interested please give me a call at 225-3825. (Craig) PRINCESS C: Ojala que me ames siempre. W.B. r (J Students For Kennedy are having a fund raiser Where: 8252 Mi 11 brook 13 mile north of St Agnes Hospital When: Friday 12/7, 3 p.m. Soda, Beer, Food, Info, Conversation, & Opportunities. $4.00 Donation CEORCE WALLACE has sickle cell anemiall . * COME ON and take a semi-free ridel I have a dependable car and am looking for 2-3 passengers to share a ride over the holidays to the Redding area. My departure time is flexible. Please call- I "m broke. 222-9724. Donna WANTED: ONE Christian male room¬ mate Please call 291-1851. Robert Greeting 1 SOFA WITH matching armchair, 1 love seat with matching armchair 1 1979 Honda Express 50 cc. 800 miles 130m.p.g. Cill 292-2841 evenings or early morning FOR SALE: Nordica Ski Boots Ladies size 7V. m. $30 Call 435-4553. DOES ANYONE out there have any new and innovative ideas on how to R.F. an R.A. If so please contact 'The cham¬ pion' and his staff of Homan 2nd west. *Hey-we'llseeya' TO RLR, THE New ACR: Congrats, and how about a celebration I To help ease the tension of the .pledge hassles, how about the soothing touch of hot waters and soft fingers. Just call. ME TO JDS of Sigma Chi: Do you know the best cure for a tired body and a tired mind? I dot A hot tub and a back rub. (And yes, that's an offer!) Betty C. AND A warm welcome to Scoop's per¬ manent flame. May this inagural trip to Fresno not be your last. LOVEBUC WOOF woof-Pumpkin Oncol the .great deals on one of the^ all-time great pizzas: lis the freshest. be_t-tasting pizza anywhere—topped with Ljust-picked vegetables, fine natural cheeses and the lean- ■ est meats, baked on a fresh-rolled pizza crust. A pizza with all I the ingredients of greatness! Great for takeout tool j j $2 off any large or | I *• $1 off any medium. Pi___aRes__uranls w] Igoodonlyat: Shaw/West 431-5131 IFirst/Bullaid 431-3500 Flrst/McKlnley 26*4633 December 7,1979 Ski Lift Dance set for tonight A 'Ski Lift Dance' will be held tonight in the Residence Cafeteria with an assortment of door prizes, including ski lift tickets to China Peak and a dinner for two at the Hungry Tiger. The dance, which Is sponsored by Inter-Hall, will begin at about 9;30 and run until about 1:30. Tickets can be pur¬ chased in advance at any Residence Hall desk for one dollar. Tickets can also be purchased at the door for $1.50. Besides the lift tickets and free dinners, ticket holders for the dance will also have a chance to win a luncheon special at Carnation and also ice cream at Mom's and Baskin and Robbins. One Swenson'j 'Earthquake* and free miniature golf at Blackboard's will also be offered as prizes. Stuttering seminar offered Friday The Communicative Disorders Depart¬ ment at CSUF will sponsor Dr. William Perkins of the University of Southern California in a therapy of stuttering sem- The seminar will take place Friday beginning with a question and answer session from 10-11 a.m. in Lab School Rm. 120. . /. There will then be lunch in the fast food area of the cafeteria. Everyone will bring their own lunch. There will be a lecture by Perkins from 2-5 p.m. in the upstairs cafeteria, Rm. 200. 'Dr. Perkins will be an interesting speaker and the public is invited,' said Steven Wads worth, Communic .th _ Disorders Department Chairman. t_ _*. __#_ b ■_____■_ t. II _d S_x__ of (_b_ SMS U ROOMATE WANTED Roomate needed to share two-bed apt. near CSUF. $125/mo. + 1/2 util. Call Briin, 224-7695 or 439-3416. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL PURCHASE We have purchased oyefONE HUNDRED slightly blemished NAME BRAND SLEEPING BAGS 19fa5 \ | sPo_n?ooooo;o^rru:_TOR_ | ■ Great gifts! Hurry. .< at these prices they'll SPORTING GOODS _»,_,_ £__-• Value Coupon WORTH »2.00 SLEEPING BAG _33ES$_ £t?sti^_^Jiij_?_fI<_l£ go fast Copeland's SPORTING GOODS OUTLET STORE 'XV 4933 E. KINGS CANYON. FRESNO 251-0384 |
