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The Collegian
Tuesday, October 27, 1964
, October 27, 1964
The Collegian
Page 7
$50,000 Grid Fund
DriveNow Underway
Ex-FSCDu
With Plush
By RON DELPIT
Three parts ingenuity,
parts shrewdness and one
financial wizardry adds up
Such Is toe storybook tale
two ex-FSC stuc
families.
Heading the 11;
Perry. Only 24, Bert
ly established '
Iness world. At present he ls
half-owner of Fresno's newest
, Tropical Tees,
ls partner, Jim Shields, is
other ex-FSC enrollee, as
oCarveSu
Miniature
3f the duo's almost
entless effort was Tropical
located directly
two men to appreciate toe crea¬
tive genius that engineered toe
operation. Both are dedicated
id as evidenced by
their status, quite adept at get-
Les Llndley, a youthful Fresno
graduate, has begun plans to or-
ixpress goal of raising $50,000
o be used primarily for foot-
lall scholarships.
Undoubtedly alarmed by the
harp decline to Fresno State's
Tilling program, Llndley for-
' a scheme which he hopes
ich Its goal by Novem-
bolstcr the drive. The Club ls
counted on to provide the back¬
bone of the pledge campaign.
U toe drive materlalli-A-s I-'res-
of a
old
Bert, his wife Maureen and their
son Shawn 3, are pictured above.
Shleldjs and his wUe Terry, aro
also pictured with the Perry;s.
and fortune
Is usually covert
seen obstacles and quite often
proves a treacherous climb. Not
so ln this case. In addition to
the $100,000 plus miniature golf,
pltch'n putt, and archery layout
ln Fresno, Bert owns
ln ChowchUla and Dos Palos
Tropical Tees ls truly an ex.
qulslte funland. Formerly the sib
Llndley a
a contest has been Initiated
rnong Uie Quarterbs
The prize will be an all expense
paid trip for two to Boulder,
Colorado to 1965 with toe foot-
The contest and prl;
ipen to FSC studei
ransformed Into a prime
recreational facility for the young
and old alike. The demolition of
toe old buUdlngs and toe land¬
scaping of toe new
primarily by Jim and Bert. Both
boys worked dally from sunup
to sundown wlUi
lying 'Jungle or troplcal'atmos-
phere Is unmatched anywhere ln
the San Joaquin Valley.
FSC at approximately too s
time (1958). Maureen a
ln '60, and Terry ln
Track And Field
Becomes Sport
For FSC Women
GabeTerronez Confident
Of Landing Title Match
ccess Story-
Golf Setup
.
'
By DOUG KRIKORUtf
'...And the new welterweight
ly ln afewshortmonU
rds will echo to toeea
o State College studr
■ did si
Terronez ever get started to "Uu
manly art of self-defense?"
Born March 24, 1940 to Leor
Guanajuato, Mexico, Gabe wai
raised to Corcoran, an lndolen
relatively quiet Scott, and tols year ho defeated
Issac Logart beforo running Into
the un-errtog fists of Jose Stable.
What happened to the nationally
~ le batUe, to which
Levine To Read
At Contra Costa
PhUUp Levtoo, Fresno State
CoUego's poct-to-resldence, has
poetry series sponsored by
-a Costa College to Rlch-
tant professor
Included ln too
ivelghts to too
into, has expressed c
gaining a title match with cur-
ont title holder EmUe Grlffth.
"There ls a good possibility
.at I wUl fight Bobby Scanlon
>xt month ln toe Olympic Audi-
irlum to Los Angeles," said toe
ift spoken Terronez.
"If I make an Impressive show-
ig to toe Scanlon match, BUI
Clancy (EmUoGrlffto's manager)
has promised us a title match.*
The well mannered PugUlst Is
In his first semester at FSC,
lftor attending Fresno City Col-
>r two years.
49'ers Grab
Harrier Meet
California State College at
Long Beach HteraUy ran away
from Fresno State and the Un-
:orcoran. Like any other yo
tld, I used to get Into sc
Gabe's first encounter v
"organized" fisticuffs occur
at too tender age of 15.
boxer. On Sunday a"
would take me to Fr
him train. On one ol
slons, I sparred with a fighter
named Marvin Marcus. I sparred
. attacking tactics Uiat he should
i have employed against Stable.
I "When he moved his body low, I
, more aggressive.*
1 *I was terribly nervous,"Gabe
continued. "My mind Just went
, blank. Idon'tknow what happened.
. Maybe I was just overwhelmed
, fighting to Madison Square
Howe
y lost
a toe turning
a deeply ln-
•1 v
Barbara to a three way cross
country meet Saturday at Lake
Mlllorton.
The defending California Col¬
legiate Athletic Association
champs scored 18 points to 41
for UCSB and 76 for FSC. The
winning Forty Nlnees took six
of the top 10 places for their
impressive victory. Long Beach
call for some fighters and I
volunteered. I won the llght-
middlewelght Island title and
posted a Marino record of 31
wins and three losses including
it 1902 ai
FCC 1:
Mlt 1
I the
t pro fight tho same
month against one Channy
Williams ln Bakersfield. He de-
clsloned Williams ln four.
Terronez' stock quickly
splraled. In '62, he rolled up
eight straight
time of 20:50.5.
Highest Bulldog finisher was
Junior Marvin DeCarlo, who
placed ninth.
Coach Red Estes' harriers are
now wtoless to four meets. They
wlU have two weeks to preparo
for their next outing, a return
engagement with UCSB at Santa
Poloists Face
Spartans Here
The batUln' Bulldog polo¬
ists wUl be up against stiff com¬
petition tomorrow night when they
clash with toe San Jose State
e FSC pool.
ice toe Stable
affair with his win over Ortega
nd a stunning knockout of fourth
anklng welterweight contender
:ip Randall ln September.
What's ln store for Terronez
I am majoring ln Spanish and
lan to be a Spanish teacher
ome day. I'm looking forward
■> a teaching career."
ie more I go to school toe more
think about retiring. I realize
ow that boxing ls a brutal sport,
lut, lt has been good to me. It
as put me through college.
onez ls a credit to the dying
'Pups Gird For
Touted Spartans
The Bulldogs'
San Jose State's Sparti
Thursday for a battle with a big
best ln recent years.
The Bullpups are Improvlng--
after losses to the Cal Poly (San
Luis Obispo) frosh and Coalinga
College varslty--partlcularly on
defense where halfback Bill Mc-
Colloch, center Vernon Gambctta
will lr
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Object Description
| Title | 1964_10 The Daily Collegian October 1964 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1964 |
| 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 |
Description
| Title | Oct 27, 1964 Pg. 6-7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1964 |
| 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 Collegian Tuesday, October 27, 1964 , October 27, 1964 The Collegian Page 7 $50,000 Grid Fund DriveNow Underway Ex-FSCDu With Plush By RON DELPIT Three parts ingenuity, parts shrewdness and one financial wizardry adds up Such Is toe storybook tale two ex-FSC stuc families. Heading the 11; Perry. Only 24, Bert ly established ' Iness world. At present he ls half-owner of Fresno's newest , Tropical Tees, ls partner, Jim Shields, is other ex-FSC enrollee, as oCarveSu Miniature 3f the duo's almost entless effort was Tropical located directly two men to appreciate toe crea¬ tive genius that engineered toe operation. Both are dedicated id as evidenced by their status, quite adept at get- Les Llndley, a youthful Fresno graduate, has begun plans to or- ixpress goal of raising $50,000 o be used primarily for foot- lall scholarships. Undoubtedly alarmed by the harp decline to Fresno State's Tilling program, Llndley for- ' a scheme which he hopes ich Its goal by Novem- bolstcr the drive. The Club ls counted on to provide the back¬ bone of the pledge campaign. U toe drive materlalli-A-s I-'res- of a old Bert, his wife Maureen and their son Shawn 3, are pictured above. Shleldjs and his wUe Terry, aro also pictured with the Perry;s. and fortune Is usually covert seen obstacles and quite often proves a treacherous climb. Not so ln this case. In addition to the $100,000 plus miniature golf, pltch'n putt, and archery layout ln Fresno, Bert owns ln ChowchUla and Dos Palos Tropical Tees ls truly an ex. qulslte funland. Formerly the sib Llndley a a contest has been Initiated rnong Uie Quarterbs The prize will be an all expense paid trip for two to Boulder, Colorado to 1965 with toe foot- The contest and prl; ipen to FSC studei ransformed Into a prime recreational facility for the young and old alike. The demolition of toe old buUdlngs and toe land¬ scaping of toe new primarily by Jim and Bert. Both boys worked dally from sunup to sundown wlUi lying 'Jungle or troplcal'atmos- phere Is unmatched anywhere ln the San Joaquin Valley. FSC at approximately too s time (1958). Maureen a ln '60, and Terry ln Track And Field Becomes Sport For FSC Women GabeTerronez Confident Of Landing Title Match ccess Story- Golf Setup . ' By DOUG KRIKORUtf '...And the new welterweight ly ln afewshortmonU rds will echo to toeea o State College studr ■ did si Terronez ever get started to "Uu manly art of self-defense?" Born March 24, 1940 to Leor Guanajuato, Mexico, Gabe wai raised to Corcoran, an lndolen relatively quiet Scott, and tols year ho defeated Issac Logart beforo running Into the un-errtog fists of Jose Stable. What happened to the nationally ~ le batUe, to which Levine To Read At Contra Costa PhUUp Levtoo, Fresno State CoUego's poct-to-resldence, has poetry series sponsored by -a Costa College to Rlch- tant professor Included ln too ivelghts to too into, has expressed c gaining a title match with cur- ont title holder EmUe Grlffth. "There ls a good possibility .at I wUl fight Bobby Scanlon >xt month ln toe Olympic Audi- irlum to Los Angeles," said toe ift spoken Terronez. "If I make an Impressive show- ig to toe Scanlon match, BUI Clancy (EmUoGrlffto's manager) has promised us a title match.* The well mannered PugUlst Is In his first semester at FSC, lftor attending Fresno City Col- >r two years. 49'ers Grab Harrier Meet California State College at Long Beach HteraUy ran away from Fresno State and the Un- :orcoran. Like any other yo tld, I used to get Into sc Gabe's first encounter v "organized" fisticuffs occur at too tender age of 15. boxer. On Sunday a" would take me to Fr him train. On one ol slons, I sparred with a fighter named Marvin Marcus. I sparred . attacking tactics Uiat he should i have employed against Stable. I "When he moved his body low, I , more aggressive.* 1 *I was terribly nervous,"Gabe continued. "My mind Just went , blank. Idon'tknow what happened. . Maybe I was just overwhelmed , fighting to Madison Square Howe y lost a toe turning a deeply ln- •1 v Barbara to a three way cross country meet Saturday at Lake Mlllorton. The defending California Col¬ legiate Athletic Association champs scored 18 points to 41 for UCSB and 76 for FSC. The winning Forty Nlnees took six of the top 10 places for their impressive victory. Long Beach call for some fighters and I volunteered. I won the llght- middlewelght Island title and posted a Marino record of 31 wins and three losses including it 1902 ai FCC 1: Mlt 1 I the t pro fight tho same month against one Channy Williams ln Bakersfield. He de- clsloned Williams ln four. Terronez' stock quickly splraled. In '62, he rolled up eight straight time of 20:50.5. Highest Bulldog finisher was Junior Marvin DeCarlo, who placed ninth. Coach Red Estes' harriers are now wtoless to four meets. They wlU have two weeks to preparo for their next outing, a return engagement with UCSB at Santa Poloists Face Spartans Here The batUln' Bulldog polo¬ ists wUl be up against stiff com¬ petition tomorrow night when they clash with toe San Jose State e FSC pool. ice toe Stable affair with his win over Ortega nd a stunning knockout of fourth anklng welterweight contender :ip Randall ln September. What's ln store for Terronez I am majoring ln Spanish and lan to be a Spanish teacher ome day. I'm looking forward ■> a teaching career." ie more I go to school toe more think about retiring. I realize ow that boxing ls a brutal sport, lut, lt has been good to me. It as put me through college. onez ls a credit to the dying 'Pups Gird For Touted Spartans The Bulldogs' San Jose State's Sparti Thursday for a battle with a big best ln recent years. The Bullpups are Improvlng-- after losses to the Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) frosh and Coalinga College varslty--partlcularly on defense where halfback Bill Mc- Colloch, center Vernon Gambctta will lr CLOVIS "YOUR COLLEGE TOWN" 622 4th Street CY 9-6806 • Machino Shop Servic. • Napa Jobber Linenbach Auto Parts YOUR FSC BARBER IN CLOVIS Emil's Downtown Barber Shop 423 POLLASKY 5 BARBERS HAIRCUTS $1.75 SHOE SHINER O.K. TIRE SERVICE QUALITY NEW AND RECAPPED TIRES ARMSTRONG - B. F. Goodrich - Cordovan FRONT END AND BRAKE SPECIALISTS 723 Clovls Av*nu* CY 9-6010 £aJJaHc'j SHOES AND MEN'S WEAR 443 Pollmky "**"> CY 9-4430 Clovfa, fymttid Sc4^ Work* (L-dwln 'd Aeuielru FOR ALL YOUR JEWELRY NEEDS FREE GIFT WRAPPING |
