1964_11 The Daily Collegian November 1964

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The Collegian
Thursday, November 5, 1964
Thursday, November 5,1964
Fresno State College
COLLEGIAN
Spfr/tU
Scribe Probes
Underlying Reasons
For 'Dog Defeats
BY DOUG KRIKORIAN
Many unknowing fans have been
wondering out loud what has hap¬
pened to toe BuUdog football
team. After aU, they chatter,
how can a tradltlon-rlch football
power like FSC get bopped by
rivals Los Angeles State and San
Diego State on successive week-
After an Interview with football
for  the  BuUdog decline  as toe
following:
(1) Players' lack of experience
of toe junior college transfers
missed spring training and have
found lt difficult to adjust to toe
tricky I formation attack.
changing  football
cle. Fro
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Look for FSC football to pick
up toe next few vears. When I
first met Krueger early last
summer, I was Impressed by his
pleasing personality. That, of
course, was three months before
the Intense pressures of toe foot-
Last week, along wlto The
Collegian's sports editor Ron .
Delplt, I talked with Krueger.
The coach, even though his team
had been playing poorly and even
though he was Incensed by sports
article written ln The CoUeglan,
welcomed us with a gracious hand
and was friendly throughout toe
Interview.
That ls toe type of man Krueger
ls. He has class. This class
some-day will lead toe roaring
BuUdogs back to toe top. In toe
meantime, let us give personable
PhU a chance.
The snow-laden high Sierras,
seen on a clear day through toe
east windows of the Cafeteria and
other campus buildings, has
sparked toe annual winter Ski
Club Membership Drive.
Fresno State College Ski Club
signups, drive held ln the actlvl-
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"We have signed up over a 100
members so far, we're well on toe
way to our 300 membership goal,*
said Ski  Club   President  David
The ski club will meet tonight
at 7:30 PM to toe AU-Purpose
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small college squads on toeWest
Coast. The cycle seemingly has
reversed. There arc just no Doug
Browns, Dale Messcrs, Sonny-
Bishops, Beau Carters, Jon Ana-
bos, and Jan Barretts onthecur-
(3) Tougher schedule. Former
pushovers like LA State, San
Diego State, and Long Beach
State have all Installed accelerat¬
ed football programs. The quality
of the 'Dogs non-conference foes
like Idaho State, Montana State
and San Jose State has picked up.
(4) Lack of scholarships.
•Both LA and San Diego,* says
Krueger, "give out more scholar¬
ships than we do." No doubt about
lt, ltls a tough situation to acquire
a premium player on a limited
scholarship when the player can
receive a full load grant from an
FSC rival.
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The Collegian
Jackie Fellows
Remember When
n unimpressive lad, 5'5* tall i
weighing 165 pounds, Jackie 1
Fellows' only claim to being a s
U player when he arrived
o State CoUege ln toe 1
spring of 1942, was a scrapbook I
crammed wlto press clippings.
By  mid-October   Fellows had   I
sparked   toe  Bulldogs Into t
coming toe highest scoring fo<
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sensational    Fellows.    But   toe
Bulldogs,   leading  at half time
33-13.
the BuUdogs
leuacx, beating San
Jose 6-0 and ending an 11-year
"Spartan Jinx." Fellows com¬
pleted his 19th to pass and tied
the national passing record.
In the final game of the season
the batUlng Bulldogs downed Loy¬
ola   University   27-6  and little
To end a perfect season Bill
Stern picked toe mighty mite on
his AU-Amerlcan team for Look
Magazine.
The following season Fellows
off to war. His football career
was over, but Jackie Fellows had
earned a place as one of FSC's
On Nov. 18, slxmc
tog Fresnans will be Inducted In¬
to the Fresno Athletic Hall of
Fame, Initiated several
ago by a group of local business¬
men. Tho group ls headed by
Coffee's personable public rela¬
tions man, John Voenes.
Since Its Inception, the Hall has
grown much to stature and tols
; again reflect the
s produced.
Among this year's candidates,
two certainly deserve more than
passing    consideration:    Jackie
American quarterback ln toe
1940's, and Daryle Lamonica,
former Notre Dame signal caller
who currently ls the hottest Item
ln toe professional American
Football League.
Fellows was the only FSC grld-
der to gain major college All
American status. In his top year,
1942, FeUows tossed 21 touch-
Ined   1,866
His spectacular showing ln the
Shrine classic apparently did not
and he was
only toe 23rd draft choice of toe
Buffalo Bills last year. The Bills
soon found out they had a real
prize when Daryle helped lead
Buffalo to toe Eastern Division
Lamonica   has    been  nothing
ern Division of the AFL with an
8-0 record,thanks to toe superb
■relief roles of toe 6-2, 216-
pound Fresnan.
Lamonica, the Bulls "bull pen
ace,* relieved starter Jack Kemp
on six occasions when toe Bills,
were traUlng and each time pull¬
ed out the victory for Buffalo. In
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Squires Down
Homan 3 In
Title Clash
By TOM BRONZINI
The Squires captured toe In¬
dependent     League    Intramural
football championship Monday by
beating Homan 3, 12 to 6, ln a
d fought contest.   The teams
had been tied for first place to
the league wlto toe loop champ¬
ionship   at stake  ln  toe  game,
fraternity league
competition ends, toe Squires wlU
i   Greek   champs ln  a
playoff to determine toe Intra¬
mural trophy winner.
The unbeated Squires woundup
tie for a total of nine Intra¬
mural points. Homan 2 finished
second with eight points, and
Homan 3, The All-Stars and toe
Thumpers ended to a deadlock
d place with seven points
Dennis Monypeny engineered
the Squires' crucial victory from
his quarterback slot by throwing
two touchdown passes. Mike
Lasslter ran for Homan 3's only
Homan  2  rolled to Its fourth
straight win of toe season after
dropping Its Initial game, blltz-
Amoebas, 24 to 0. Jim
hrew     three touchdown
ln   toe  Homan  victory.
Dick Roache twice and
another scoring pass Into
of  Les  Botlll. BotlU
red a TD on a running
The All-Stars skated Into a
tie for third on a bye while
toe Thumpers gained a hand ln
toe deadlock by turning back toe
Bombers, 18 to 12.
Dave Skarvdal starred ln toe
Thumper conquest, firing one
touchdown pass, running 50 yards
for another score and grabbing a
Mike Dougherty pass for a third
TD.
Al Storm and Gary Schmidt
challanged the Thumpers by
teaming up for two Bomber touch¬
downs with Storm on toe throw¬
ing end, but they could not over¬
come the six point deficit.
In other scheduled games toe
Air   Force  ROTC picked
yards on of
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Fresno State records,
Including four touchdown passes
against San Diego State to 1942.
(?) through his efforts, toe
Bulldogs marched to a 9-1 rec¬
ord that year.
Lamonica had a somewhat less
heralded coUeglate career. The
former Clovls high school pro¬
duct earned toe starting quarter¬
back Job at Notre Dame and set
several school records, Including
four touchdown passes against toe
University of Pittsburgh.
American quarterback post by toe
Associated Press, Lamonica
first basked ln national limelight
at San Francisco to toe East-
West Shrine Game to 1962. His
aerial artistry led toe East to
victory and earned him toe out-
onally   i
scored what proved to be toe win¬
ning six pointer.
ed tho AFL's Player of toe Week
after leading toe Bills toacome-
from-behtad vlctoryovertheNew
York Jets. It has become tradi¬
tional for Buffalo's vocUerous
fans to boo Kemp and cheer La¬
monica. (They even chanted
"Bring in Lamonica* last week
when toe Buffalo Ice hockey club
■' the s(
Squires
Homan 2
Thumpers
All-Stars
Nlesl Club
feUbc
,d Inal
11 thus fa
yesteryear and toe youthful
standouts of today. From boxing
champion Young Corbett to pitch¬
er Jim Maloney. In line wlto
tols tradition, we feel toe selec¬
tion of Fellows and Lamonica ls
appropriate and merits consider-
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