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6-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Thursday, November 14, 1974 THIS WEEK'S PICKS Dave Guffey Improved his edge by one game over Rick Elklns, but both prognostlcators slipped In their averages. It was a week of upsets, as Cuffey went only five-of-ten and Elklns managed only four-'of-ten. This week brought Cuffey down to .614 per cent average (43-of-70) and Elklns dropped under six-hundred per cent with a .585 per cent average (41-of-70). The fortune telling ls getting tougher as the weeks go on, as is evident In their percentages. This past week was the worst the two prognostlcators had done collectively all year. Combined they had only a .450 per cent average. With lt getting harder to see Into the future, anything can happen, , maybe even Elklns can catch Guffey. He Is two games behind now. This week should be as tough as last week, with several important and hard-to-call games on their list. So far, Elkins holds both the high and the low, recording a high o(elght-for-ten and a low of four- By Rick Elklns By Dave Guffey Wichita St. 13, Fresno 33 ta St. 14. Fresno 28 Indiana 14, Michigan St. 22 la 10, Michigan St. 21 Cornell 10. Dartmouth IS -louth 14, Cornell 21 Georgia 20. Auburn 27 :1a 21, Auburn 28* Colorado 10. Oklahoma St ado 17. Oklahoma St Pittsburgh 1G, Notre Dame 27 .urgh 10, Notre D3m< Texas Tech 20, Baylor 26 r 17, Texas Tech 30 Buffalo 17, Miami 20 Bulla lo 24. Miami 28 PCAA STANDINGS (ONHRIMl Ml. (iXMI-N 4 0 I 000 )2fl r.l 0 2 0 .700 201 129 2 2 r.00 17 "».< r, 3 1 .C,r,() 211 IM 2 2 r,r><) 17 100 r. ri 0 r.00 ISA 134 Shockers in Ratcliffe Saturday for Bulldogs final home appearance nn.s »i- tate at ( al Slate Kill Wyoii> ng i'2-7-0) 'irhlea n(3-7-0) at 1 :oStat (2-0-1) al .s. Women swimmers win again Hut brought down to men on defense. In- Lone Beach State The only experience in (he bulldogs of Coach I R Shocker barkfield Is sophomore trv and regroup this quarterback Sam Adkins. The lieu iliev host Wichita Canoga Park. Callfornlan has ■rslll Saturday nighl thrown for 1.052 yards, complet- Stadluni. '"R 3" even r,° twr renl of ms s were jolng after win passes. e lasi week ami ap- Behind him In the barkfield f ou their wjv when the are the two freshmen. George • alive and pulled out Seacrist a 6-2. 215 pounler and rtory. Tliul loss left Elbert Williams, a 5-11. 190 s' rcrord ji 4-C. with pounder, lines remaining. The Wtlllans is thn leading rusher iou still a good jc- Is their primary ruining threat as ■■pared io last Seacrist has carried the ball 1TR6PKANA V4O6I N. SLACKSTONE 222-5641/ You'll Enjoy the OASIS • JIM WALLER • COLEMAN HEAD FEATURING. . . .louiepardini • JIMMY WALKER • ROY CARLSON A V.rwtile and Exciting New Sound DAMCINO NIGHTLY 9-2 AM MONDAY THRU S ATU R DAY not fared much better, except tn their last two games. They gave up 59 points to Oklahoma State, 41 to West Texas SfSte and 43 lo Cincinnati of Ohio. They are giv¬ ing up an average of 353 yards a game, for a total of 3,180 yards so far. Only 983 yards of that have been surrendered through the atr. the 'Dogs' main mode of transportation. Although they have given up only 24 points In their last two games, the Shockers are allowing their opponents to score an aver- made 67 unassisted t defense all season our record The Bulldogs will be trying lo week's loss to Long Beach. The Bulldogs were ahead by 17 points early In the second half, but (ailed to* score the final 29 min¬ utes of the game and lost 23-24. Firmly situated in the quarter¬ back position. Nef Cortez will again direct the Bulldog attack. Even with the loss. Cortez moved up to the number 11 spot among the nation's total offensive lead¬ ers. In passing. Ihe sharpshooter from Norwalk is rated 23rd in t tie nation. The rating Is based on completions per same. If the ratings were based on yardage, he would l>e ranked much higher. Under Cortez's guidance, the Bulldog offense Is ranked l: Thursday, November 14,1974 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN-7 The Dogs are averaging li same through ten games. Placeklcker Al Garcia slipped from seventh to eleventh place among the nation's kickers In scoring. The soccer-styled kick¬ er lias booted ll-of-20 field goal attempt* and leads the PCAA In kicking scoring. He also has made 24-of-27 extra poiat tries The game will be the Bulldogs' last home appearance of the year. Next week the team travels to Hawaii for their final game ol the season. Saturday night, has been iabeled fan appreciation night. During the course of the game a drawing will be held for numerous gifts to be given away. Bill, as everybody knows, the thing hometown fans appreciate I most Is a Bulldog victory. PCAA cross country championships at Woodward The CSUF cross country team 111 host this year's PCAA con- champlonshtps at Wood- i different role than past years. The Bulldog harriers are tbe defending conference champions, dethroning Long Beach State last year. Long Beach had won the championship the four previous years before the Bulldogs sur¬ prised them last year. Bulldog cross country coach Red Estes felt snuck up oq the competition In taking the title. But he sees It as rent this year. This pointing to ustobeat.* Favored this year,as theyi last year. Is Long The 49ers are led by Jim Sweeney, runnerup to Fresno's for the Individual NUMBER ONE country team in the PCAA championshi Saturday, Photo by Jim Denman. Poloists in Long Beach for PCAA tournament nlng style, Idered the onference meet." a hopeful 49er Preston Davis said. But Estes feels the Bulldogs will give Long Beach a good run for Ihe title - I think we have a very Kood chance to repeat as conference champs,* declared Estes. Artherholt will again pace the Bulldogs. The senior runner from Modesto will be very strong go¬ ing Into the meet. Last week be bettered the Santa Barbara Uni¬ versity four mile cross country course by nearly 42 seconds. ■If anyone Is going to beat Guy Artherholt they will have to run the best race they can,* stated Artherholt ls Just one of four Chavez. David Martin last year's squad. Carcla returned bettered the Santa Barbara Uni¬ versity course record by nearly 42 seconds. He and Artherholt placed fourth In Ihe PCAA cham¬ pionships. Chavez and Martin have been consistent performers for Estes eleventh last year a finished 15th. Giving new depth ti iris Phelan. Both have been strong performers this year. Following Long Beach and will be PCAA newcomer Fuller- ton. The Titans will be led by John Schmlckrath and Kent Nor¬ ton. San Jose State will be led by their fine runner, Dan Gruber. He finished third last year and has timed 31:09 on the six mile course at Woodward. Tbe meet will gat under way at 11 a.m. at Woodward Park. Ihe I, kovlrli. The speedster. froinBul- lard High School, has been a pleasant surprise for Esles all season. He now liolds all Ihe frosh cross rountry reVords al CSUF. Rounding out the six man team are Manuel Hernandez, and Pal Women swimmers win (Continued from Page G) last meet I Tin' % nnlng r Poly. San Luis Obispo, 12-4, In i non-conference game. Tomorrow and Saturday Coach Ara Halrabedian's squad will play in the Pacific Coast Athletic rishlps In Long B 200 per cent," he said. Ruble and Rick Rozarlo paced 'lie Bulldogs' offense, scortng r red Richards added two, and r rank Telko, Mark Garrett and leff Welchart sank one apiece. ■iiiildog goalie Vlnce Jura played mother fine game — making 11 "The fellas did a good Job staying out of foul trouble," Halr¬ abedlan noted. In this weekend's PC A a cham¬ pionships at Belmont Plaza In Long Beach, Cal State Fullerton as been seeded No. 1. The Titans have an unblem¬ ished dual record of 4-0 In the ceding competition against con- at 10:30 a.m In a recent match pacific edged th *It should be a good g; played UOP twice this ] played well against th< Junior Garr 400'medley (Janel Genesy. Linda McKenzte. Gall Cobby and Jan Bassett) In a time of 4:41.2. The 200 free relay (Jan Hagen. Pally Wright, Del*' relay (Janet i currently Bassett and the 400 fn Cenesy, Linda Lyn Sager) clocking HOW TO FLY (liko to New York A bock) First Class..$486 Economy 374. Night Coach... 298 Job Corps .... 288 Excursion ....281 Tour Fare....261 29 goals, and will meet this sea¬ son's No. 3 scorer (34), Craig Schwartz, of Pacific, in tomor- Rlchards ls seventh In overall scoring with 25 tallies. The PCAA championship game is Saturday at noon, and the con- CSUF finished the 1074 regular season with a 5-11 record. In only their second year ol existence, the women's swim¬ ming team ot coach Blllie Poston have now qualified ten girls for the Northern California fl 23 spots. Lynn Sager is the only member of the team so far to qualify for the nationals. She has qualified In four events. The women will travel to Hay¬ ward State this Saturdayfor Iheir •ullerton also t San Jose. State, the defending tampions, are seeded second. The Spartans lost only one game in the seeding games - a one- pointer (4-3) to Fullerton. Accordlngto Halrabedlan,*The team to beat ts definitely Fuller- ton. It should be between Fuller- ion and San Jose - but If any one team plays exceptionally well, they could take It.* The University of Pacific Is ■seeded third, and San Diego is fourth. Long Beach and Fresno are abbed fifth and sixth, re¬ spectively. Fresno faces Pacific In their HORNY BULIS LOVE GORY MOVIES. I oz. Montezumo Tequilo. 5 oz. CONCENTRATED ORANGE. - BREAKFAST DRINK.Over ice. Hla^^TsTsTsTsTsTsTsTsTsTsTsTaTaaa It's sensotionol.ond that's no bull. TEQUILA - Brmmtr >gM. not*. <m omom CD EC BIRKENSTOCK I lY EC T-SHIRT with uc L YOUfll SHOES J
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6-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Thursday, November 14, 1974
THIS WEEK'S PICKS
Dave Guffey Improved his edge by one game over Rick Elklns, but
both prognostlcators slipped In their averages.
It was a week of upsets, as Cuffey went only five-of-ten and Elklns
managed only four-'of-ten. This week brought Cuffey down to .614
per cent average (43-of-70) and Elklns dropped under six-hundred
per cent with a .585 per cent average (41-of-70).
The fortune telling ls getting tougher as the weeks go on, as is
evident In their percentages. This past week was the worst the two
prognostlcators had done collectively all year. Combined they had only
a .450 per cent average.
With lt getting harder to see Into the future, anything can happen, ,
maybe even Elklns can catch Guffey. He Is two games behind now.
This week should be as tough as last week, with several important
and hard-to-call games on their list. So far, Elkins holds both the
high and the low, recording a high o(elght-for-ten and a low of four-
By Rick Elklns
By Dave Guffey
Wichita St. 13, Fresno 33
ta St. 14. Fresno 28
Indiana 14, Michigan St. 22
la 10, Michigan St. 21
Cornell 10. Dartmouth IS
-louth 14, Cornell 21
Georgia 20. Auburn 27
:1a 21, Auburn 28*
Colorado 10. Oklahoma St
ado 17. Oklahoma St
Pittsburgh 1G, Notre Dame
27
.urgh 10, Notre D3m<
Texas Tech 20, Baylor 26
r 17, Texas Tech 30
Buffalo 17, Miami 20
Bulla
lo 24. Miami 28
PCAA STANDINGS
(ONHRIMl Ml. (iXMI-N
4 0 I 000 )2fl r.l 0 2 0 .700 201 129
2 2 r.00 17 "».< r, 3 1 .C,r,() 211 IM
2 2 r,r><) 17 100 r. ri 0 r.00 ISA 134
Shockers in Ratcliffe Saturday for
Bulldogs final home appearance
nn.s »i-
tate at
( al Slate Kill
Wyoii>
ng i'2-7-0)
'irhlea
n(3-7-0) at 1
:oStat
(2-0-1) al .s.
Women swimmers win again
Hut brought down to men on defense.
In- Lone Beach State The only experience in (he
bulldogs of Coach I R Shocker barkfield Is sophomore
trv and regroup this quarterback Sam Adkins. The
lieu iliev host Wichita Canoga Park. Callfornlan has
■rslll Saturday nighl thrown for 1.052 yards, complet-
Stadluni. '"R 3" even r,° twr renl of ms
s were jolng after win passes.
e lasi week ami ap- Behind him In the barkfield
f ou their wjv when the are the two freshmen. George
• alive and pulled out Seacrist a 6-2. 215 pounler and
rtory. Tliul loss left Elbert Williams, a 5-11. 190
s' rcrord ji 4-C. with pounder,
lines remaining. The Wtlllans is thn leading rusher
iou still a good jc- Is their primary ruining threat as
■■pared io last Seacrist has carried the ball
1TR6PKANA
V4O6I N. SLACKSTONE 222-5641/
You'll Enjoy the
OASIS
• JIM WALLER
• COLEMAN HEAD
FEATURING. . . .louiepardini
• JIMMY WALKER
• ROY CARLSON
A V.rwtile and Exciting New Sound
DAMCINO NIGHTLY 9-2 AM
MONDAY THRU S ATU R DAY
not fared much better, except tn
their last two games. They gave
up 59 points to Oklahoma State,
41 to West Texas SfSte and 43 lo
Cincinnati of Ohio. They are giv¬
ing up an average of 353 yards a
game, for a total of 3,180 yards
so far. Only 983 yards of that
have been surrendered through
the atr. the 'Dogs' main mode of
transportation.
Although they have given up
only 24 points In their last two
games, the Shockers are allowing
their opponents to score an aver-
made 67 unassisted t
defense all season our record
The Bulldogs will be trying lo
week's loss to Long Beach. The
Bulldogs were ahead by 17 points
early In the second half, but
(ailed to* score the final 29 min¬
utes of the game and lost 23-24.
Firmly situated in the quarter¬
back position. Nef Cortez will
again direct the Bulldog attack.
Even with the loss. Cortez moved
up to the number 11 spot among
the nation's total offensive lead¬
ers. In passing. Ihe sharpshooter
from Norwalk is rated 23rd in
t tie nation. The rating Is based
on completions per same. If the
ratings were based on yardage,
he would l>e ranked much higher.
Under Cortez's guidance, the
Bulldog offense Is ranked l:
Thursday, November 14,1974 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN-7
The
Dogs are averaging li
same through ten games.
Placeklcker Al Garcia slipped
from seventh to eleventh place
among the nation's kickers In
scoring. The soccer-styled kick¬
er lias booted ll-of-20 field goal
attempt* and leads the PCAA In
kicking scoring. He also has
made 24-of-27 extra poiat tries
The game will be the Bulldogs'
last home appearance of the year.
Next week the team travels to
Hawaii for their final game ol
the season. Saturday night, has
been iabeled fan appreciation
night. During the course of the
game a drawing will be held for
numerous gifts to be given away.
Bill, as everybody knows, the
thing hometown fans appreciate
I most Is a Bulldog victory.
PCAA cross country championships at Woodward
The CSUF cross country team
111 host this year's PCAA con-
champlonshtps at Wood-
i different role
than past years.
The Bulldog harriers are tbe
defending conference champions,
dethroning Long Beach State last
year. Long Beach had won the
championship the four previous
years before the Bulldogs sur¬
prised them last year.
Bulldog cross country coach
Red Estes felt
snuck up oq the competition In
taking the title. But he sees It as
rent this year. This
pointing to ustobeat.*
Favored this year,as theyi
last year. Is Long
The 49ers are led by Jim
Sweeney, runnerup to Fresno's
for the Individual
NUMBER ONE
country team in the PCAA championshi
Saturday, Photo by Jim Denman.
Poloists in Long Beach
for PCAA tournament
nlng style,
Idered the
onference meet." a hopeful 49er
Preston Davis said.
But Estes feels the Bulldogs
will give Long Beach a good run
for Ihe title - I think we have a
very Kood chance to repeat as
conference champs,* declared
Estes.
Artherholt will again pace the
Bulldogs. The senior runner from
Modesto will be very strong go¬
ing Into the meet. Last week be
bettered the Santa Barbara Uni¬
versity four mile cross country
course by nearly 42 seconds.
■If anyone Is going to beat Guy
Artherholt they will have to run
the best race they can,* stated
Artherholt ls Just one of four
Chavez. David
Martin
last year's squad.
Carcla returned
bettered the Santa Barbara Uni¬
versity course record by nearly
42 seconds. He and Artherholt
placed fourth In Ihe PCAA cham¬
pionships.
Chavez and Martin have been
consistent performers for Estes
eleventh last year a
finished 15th.
Giving new depth ti
iris
Phelan. Both have been strong
performers this year.
Following Long Beach and
will be PCAA newcomer Fuller-
ton. The Titans will be led by
John Schmlckrath and Kent Nor¬
ton.
San Jose State will be led by
their fine runner, Dan Gruber.
He finished third last year and
has timed 31:09 on the six mile
course at Woodward.
Tbe meet will gat under way at
11 a.m. at Woodward Park.
Ihe I,
kovlrli. The speedster. froinBul-
lard High School, has been a
pleasant surprise for Esles all
season. He now liolds all Ihe
frosh cross rountry reVords al
CSUF.
Rounding out the six man team
are Manuel Hernandez, and Pal
Women swimmers win
(Continued from Page G) last meet I
Tin' %
nnlng r
Poly. San Luis Obispo, 12-4, In
i non-conference game.
Tomorrow and Saturday Coach
Ara Halrabedian's squad will play
in the Pacific Coast Athletic
rishlps In Long B
200 per cent," he said.
Ruble and Rick Rozarlo paced
'lie Bulldogs' offense, scortng
r red Richards added two, and
r rank Telko, Mark Garrett and
leff Welchart sank one apiece.
■iiiildog goalie Vlnce Jura played
mother fine game — making 11
"The fellas did a good Job
staying out of foul trouble," Halr¬
abedlan noted.
In this weekend's PC A a cham¬
pionships at Belmont Plaza In
Long Beach, Cal State Fullerton
as been seeded No. 1.
The Titans have an unblem¬
ished dual record of 4-0 In the
ceding competition against con-
at 10:30 a.m In a recent
match pacific edged th
*It should be a good g;
played UOP twice this ]
played well against th<
Junior Garr
400'medley (Janel Genesy. Linda
McKenzte. Gall Cobby and Jan
Bassett) In a time of 4:41.2. The
200 free relay (Jan Hagen. Pally
Wright, Del*'
relay (Janet
i currently Bassett
and the 400 fn
Cenesy, Linda
Lyn Sager) clocking
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(liko to
New York A bock)
First Class..$486
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Night Coach... 298
Job Corps .... 288
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Tour Fare....261
29 goals, and will meet this sea¬
son's No. 3 scorer (34), Craig
Schwartz, of Pacific, in tomor-
Rlchards ls seventh In overall
scoring with 25 tallies.
The PCAA championship game
is Saturday at noon, and the con-
CSUF finished the 1074 regular
season with a 5-11 record.
In only their second year ol
existence, the women's swim¬
ming team ot coach Blllie Poston
have now qualified ten girls for
the Northern California fl
23 spots. Lynn Sager is the only
member of the team so far to
qualify for the nationals. She has
qualified In four events.
The women will travel to Hay¬
ward State this Saturdayfor Iheir
•ullerton also t
San Jose. State, the defending
tampions, are seeded second.
The Spartans lost only one game
in the seeding games - a one-
pointer (4-3) to Fullerton.
Accordlngto Halrabedlan,*The
team to beat ts definitely Fuller-
ton. It should be between Fuller-
ion and San Jose - but If any
one team plays exceptionally
well, they could take It.*
The University of Pacific Is
■seeded third, and San Diego is
fourth. Long Beach and Fresno
are abbed fifth and sixth, re¬
spectively.
Fresno faces Pacific In their
HORNY BULIS
LOVE GORY MOVIES.
I oz. Montezumo Tequilo.
5 oz. CONCENTRATED ORANGE. -
BREAKFAST DRINK.Over ice. Hla^^TsTsTsTsTsTsTsTsTsTsTsTaTaaa
It's sensotionol.ond that's no bull. TEQUILA
- Brmmtr >gM. not*. |