1976_11 The Daily Collegian November 1976

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THE COLLEGIAN-5
'Dogs impressive,   Bulldog harriers finish second at Biola
blast Tigers 35-7 |
The CSUF harriers moved one
Changing the pattern for once,
the CSUF football squad became
a first-half team and broke a
three-game loilng streak by
blasting the University of the
Pacific 35-7 this weekend.
The Bulldogs rolled up a 21-0
halftime margin, then cruised to
the victory which improved their
record to <-4 for the season.
Once again, the Bulldogs had a
superb defensive effort. But
against the Tigers, they also
added a quick-striking offense to
grab the Pacific Coast Athletic
Association win.
The Bulldogs' defense* limited
UOP to Just 214 total yards and
six first downs. Del White, Willy
Robinson snd Cortes Hill were
the stsndouts for the 'Dog
defenders.
The offense struck for Its first
TD after it appeared a drive had
been stopped in the first period.
Bulldog punter G*ry Hernandez
was set to punt on his 32-yard
line, but when UOP put on a
heavy charge, he dodged the
rushers and ran 22 yards for a
first down.
Two plays Ister. quarterback
Dean Jones connected with s
pass to Kevin Spencer, who raced
« yards for the score. Vince
Petruccl added the PAT to make
7-0.
The Bulldogs scored their
second TD and aU the points they
needed when they marched 90
yards in 10 plays, cspped by
Rocky Perry's 11-yard run in the
second quarter.
After Simon Peterson gave the
Dogs possession with an in¬
terception, CSUF went up 21-0 on
a Ron Anton pass to Tony
Jackson, good for 22 ysrds snd a
touchdown.
The Bulldogs are sure to have a
rougher time next week as they
host Long Besch Stale, 7-1
Saturday night at 7:30 in the
second of  three-«traighl  home
Wafer polcists fop Sac,
fiosf Long Beach nexf
_ NCAA Division II
Champions, U.C. Irvine, took
first place with 30 points, with the
Bulldog* in second at SO followed
by the University of Nevada-
Reno 103). Occidental tlU),
Aruss Pacific (126), and Long
Beach State lISOi.
Junior Rich Langford led the
way for the Bulldogs as he broke
the school record by one second
with a time of 24:34 on the five
mile course. The old mark
VBs fall fo Stanford
The Stanford University
women's volleyball team
dropped Ihe CSUF's squad's
record to 16-3 by defeating the
Bulldog women 15-12. 15-12
Friday. y-
The Iocs also lowered CSUF's
NCIAC record to 2-2. The team
wiU play a practice game at
Rcedley College Wednesday with
the JV squad playing at 6 p.m.
and the varsity at 7:30 p.m.
The JV team, which lost to
Fresno City College IS-7.7-IS. 15-7
Friday, has a record of 12-2.
ef 34:35 was beM by Pat Phelan.
Langford was named athlete of
the week by the local media for
his efforts.
According to harrier coach Red
Estes, the Bulldogs' goal is to win
the PCAA title snd s spot In the
nationals, to "be held at North
Texas SUte In Denton, Texas, on
Nov. 22, would merely be the
icing on the cake.
Coach Estes added, "This waa
probably our best meet ef the
season. Rich Langford, George
Aguirre, Mike Jurkovich and Jim
Tilford ran their best individual
race* of the season."
Aguirre, a freshman from
Santa Barbara, finished In Utfa
place with a time of 25:03, just 17
second* off the Bulldog freshman
record set by brother Richard
The only minor disappointment
SACRAMENTO-The first
lime the CSUF water polo team
faced Sacramento Stale, It wa*
an easy 31-7 victory for the
Bulldogs. So the second time
around, coach Ara Hairabedian
decided to go with his reserves In
the starting line-up.
With the reserves, the Dogs
fefl behind 4-2 but back came the
regulars and they rallied for a 16-
13 win in a see-saw battle this
weekend.
Swimmers win
second meet
The fast-starting CSUF
women's swim team won its
second-straight meet, defeating
San Jose and University of
Nevada-Reno in a double-dual
meet this weekend.
The Bulldog women took the
victory over San Jose 91-54 and
ripped Reno 111-33.
In its first meet, the team took
first plsce in the NorCal relays in
(hico. topping  10 swimming
Against San Jose, the Bulldogs
took n firsts and six seconds.
Versus Reno, they won 13 events
and were second 11 times.
The regulars, who hsve rolled
up a f 1-7-1 record this season, put
the Bulldogs ahead 8-4 at half;
time. In came the reserves for
the second half-and back ahead
went the Hornets, 12-«.
But the regulars came back In
snd outscored Sacramento 8-1 in
the final period to take the win.
The Bulldogs were led by fresh¬
man Kent Jura's five goals snd
Chris Gothsrd's four.
CSUF will host UC Dsvis at 4
p.m. Friday, then host Long
Beach  in *  2:30 p.m.  Sunday
Bulldogs sad the PCAA title.
This Saturday, the Bulldogs
travel lo Santa Barbara for thelr
only dual meet competition of the
season, facing the University of
Santa Barbara.
Coach Estes said the Bulldogs
are looking ahead to Nov. 13 and
the District Eight meet, which
will feature the PCAA, Pac-8 and
the NCAA District I meet. The
top four teams from this meet
advance to the nationals and,
according to Estes, Oregon SUte
snd Washington sre the
favorites, with San Diego State,
U.C. Berkeley. Washington and
the Bulldogs battling for the other
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