1964_11 The Daily Collegian November 1964

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The Collegian
Tuesday, November 3, 1964
Fresno State College
COLLEGIAN
Sper/tfcA
My Side of the Story
By RON DELPIT
David met Goliath again Satur¬
day night, only tols time toe 1U'
Hebrew sllngcr, wearing theunl-
form of the FSC Bulldogs, didn't
fare as well as he did lnthe blbll-
tory the only question unresolved
before toe opening kickoff.
Goliath struck sharply, quleUy,
roughshod   over   toe   crusaders
from Bulldog land.
David offered HtUe resistance
as his defence wasstubborn.but
slvely,   David's   sporadic sllng-
less, thwarted or toeffecUve.
The Aztecs, poised and perfect,
played with a
Snowball Tour
Of 4 Countries
Offered Skiers
Ski Europe, a winter program
of scheduled nights to four con¬
tinental countries, ls offered to
ski enthusiasts.
The program has been an¬
nounced by toe British Overseas
Airway Corporation, whose
planes will transport skiers to
Austria, Switzerland, France or
Italy.
A choice of 18 ski centers ls
Most of toe tours are one week
ln length, but two and three-week
programs may be arranged for
mulUple destinations.
Rates Include transportation,
accommodations,  land arrange-
If any, for (
i subduing the Fl
h Phil Krueger's
In all fairness to toe locals we
can only say that they were play¬
ing against a group of seasoned
veterans, weaned on competition
and thriving on hardnosed football
battles.  San Diego State has as
were competing out of their class.
Steve Rodriguez got a chance
to strut his stuff, and he dis¬
played his wares favorably ln
view ofthe circumstances. Highly
touted   Steve  found targets  for
34 yards, while his counterpart,
Dave Plump, assigned to cover
SD's split end Gary Garrison,
could not handle the deceptive
and   mercurial   snagger.   Plump
Russo ln toe second half, but It
was all over by then.
The referees did not help toe
Fresnans cither, for several
Bulldog drives were stymied by
the   fluttering  of toe dainty red
On  a  couple of
seemed toe'Dogs were getting toe
short end of toe stick to toe pen-
Wlth only two games remaining
on toe Intramural football sched¬
ule, three teams aro deadlocked
for first place ln the fraternity
Even though the Fresnans ex¬
perienced their worst overall
performance of toe season, they
California Ranks Third i
iltlng ln 101 yards of march-
iw almost officially and
theoreUcally to,
trailing only New York and Mich¬
igan, according to the National
Association   of Engine and Boat
Transportation of ski equip¬
ment from the East and West
coasts ls additional.
Complete details about Ski
Europe may be obtained ln a
poster-type folder by writing to
530 Fifth Ave., New York City,
CAMPUS COIFFURES
at
they were nei
Coach Krueger and his assistants
face a Job slmUar to that of "all
the kings men." Tho Fresno
mentors must try and reassemblo
"Humpty-Dumpty" before Satur¬
day's clash with the Long Beach
State 49'ers.
Once   beaten   Long  Beach  ls
Bulldogs are due for an upset. The
49'ers are high though, having
trounced the Cal Poly Mustangs
47-0 Saturday night.
AU that's left for the Bulldogs
now ls to play toe role of the
spoiler and play the remaining
schedule one at a time.
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SAE 1 toppled Theta Chi 1 out
of the league lead with a 12 to 6
victory whUe Sigma Chi 1 picked
up a win on a bye and Sigma Chi
2 rapped Theta Chi 2, 12 to 6. As
a result, Sigma Chi 1, Sigma Chi
2 and SAW 1 share the league
lead with Identical 3-0-1 records.
Close behind are Theta Chi 2 and
Kappa Sigma with 3-1-0 slates.
Only a week ago, Theta Chi 1
lead with a 3-0 record, but last
Wednesday's action Juggled the
standings and kept toe coveted
loop tiUe up for grabs.
Harriers Meet
Santa Barbara;
Seek Revenge
Cross country Coach Red Estes
wiU take his revenge-minded
runners to Santa Barbara Satur¬
day  for  a  dual meet with Unl-
avenge    a   prior    loss    to  toe
Gauchoes.
The Bulldogs, who have yet to
come out on too long end of a
cross country score, are casting
a hopeful eye at toe California
Collegiate   Athletic  Association
The Bulldogs wUl wind up tholr
season Nov. 25 at Lake
when State hosts to<
Collegiate Athletic
District 8 championships. Mlt
Hunt of Long Beach State, who
set a new Lake MUlerton record
of 20:50.5 earlier tols year, will
be favored to win. As many as
25 West Coast colleges may enter
Estes warned rivals that his
squad wUl be no pushover. "By
toe time of toe championships we
may surprise a few teams, since
we are Improving faster than any
squad to toe league," he said.
The team has been hampered
this season to that they wore un-
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Tuesday, November 3, 1964
3 Teams Remain
In Intramural
Grid Deadlock
In SAE's win over Theta Chi,
Stan Bledsoe passed to JeffWoU-
er   for  one SAE touchdown and
Jim  West  passed to Tom Faye
for a Theta Chi TD.
Joe Chappel sparked the Sigma
Chi 2 team to victory by running
for one touchdown and passing to
Paul Olsen for another. Mike
Luckln scored Theta Chi 2'sonly
touchdown on a pass from Russ
Kappa Sigma remained ln con¬
tention for the league title by
trampling wlnless Lambda Chi
Alpha, 30 to C. Gary McKelgan
sparked tho win by passing for
two touchdowns.
SAE 2 evened its league record
at 2-2 by spanking Sigma Nu, 20
to 12. Sigma Nu now has a
1-3-0 league slate.
Alpha  Gamma Rho gained its
Morris Nord of Alpha Gamma
Rho and Joo Avlla of DeltaSlgma
Phi. Nord passod for one TD and
A key clash Wednesday will pit
SAE against Kappa Sigma. Both
are ln contenUon for the league
Team Standings
W L T
Sigma Chi 1                   3 0 1
Sigma Chi 2                   3 0 1
Theta Chi 2 2       2      0
Alpha Gamma Rho 112
Sigma Nu 13      0
Delta Sigma Phi 0      3      1
Lambda Chi Alpha 0       4      0
Games Wednesday:
Sigma Chll vs.AlphaGammaRho
SAE 1 vs. Kappa Sigma
Sigma Chi 2 vs. SAE 2
Theta Chi 2vs.LambdaChlAlpha
Delta Sigma Phi vs. Sigma Nu
The Collegian
Poloists Win In Sudden Death,
Will Face Long Beach 49'ers
victory to toe southlands against
Santa Anna CoUege andSan Diego
Santa Anna CoUege ls ui
ln toe annals of FSC water polo
history. Coach Ara Halrabedlan
FSC led too clash all toe way
and knocked to four goals dur¬
ing toe first quarter. The Bull-
loss second quarter, but returned
ln strength and
.   half   to   give  too   Whipple, Hal H
"Thanks to outstanding perfor¬
mances by goalie, Leo McTagg-
ert, and guard, Vic French, our
defense has Improved consid¬
erably," reported Halrabedlan.
Pete Sturtevant scored four goals
against   San   Diego,   whUe
Slate Listed
r, and Doug
r polo v
■  play-o
match,  after   a triple o
tie score, toe Bulldogs defeated '
Santa Anna CoUege 8-7. ]
Overtime play began at toe end
teams were tied G-G. But toe five- '
minute overtime period calledby '
toe  officials  only boosted both '
teams'point total to 7-7.A"sud- ]
den death" play-off was officially ;
declared as a means of breaking
the tlescore.Officials designated '
the first team to score and break '
period as toe victors. After al- '
most eight minutes of hard-fought '
defensive  action, BuUdog, Doug '
Pergto scored toe deciding goal '
for the splashers. '
Coach Halrabedlan commented
th3t  toe  backbone of toe squad ,
and toe "ace ln toe whole* was i
Sacramento St.        (T)
Cal St. (Alameda)    (T)
:   S.F.St. (T)
28    Weber St.
•Cal St. (L.A.)
Tho last CCAA conference of
the season wUl be played Fri¬
day to toe FSC pool against
favored Long Beach State.
The Bulldog splashers wUl be
heading for an upset against toe
powerful Long Beach Forty-Nto-
ers. But Coach Halrabedlan says,
•The game ls going to be a tough
■obabUlty of
or.  If v
liold
•San Fern
00  «
00
•Cal St. (L. Beach) (T)
1G »San Diego St. (T)
18 Cal St. (Alameda) 00
29 "Cal Poly (SLO) (10
30 U.O.P. (H)
6 Cal Poly (Pomona) (H)
12 *Cal St. (L.A.) (T)
13 *San Fer
19 *Cal St. (L. Beach) (H)
The  game   will
3:45 PM. There Is
Cons
JV Footballers Lose
Third; PrepareNext
For Porterville
scorer,  Pete
against Santa Anna; Doug Pear-
gin made two points, whUe Rick
Rees   and Norm   Brooks tossed
In a California Collegiate Ath¬
letic   Association   tUt   with San
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The Bulldog Junior varsity
footbaU team lost its third game
ln a row last Thursday night to
a big, powerful San Jose State
J.V. team.
Though toe final score found
the Spartababes on top by a 30-8
margin,   Coach   Kenny  Gleason
"The   boys   played   a fine  ball
game. We only made about four
mistakes and they capitalized on   .
each   with   two long touchdown   ,
other  than  that  lt  was  a  good
game and a good effort by us.*
.Another    bright  spot  for  toe
Bullpups occurred when quarter¬
back    Terry    Maddux   ended  a   |
three-game      J.V.      touchdown
drought by plunging three yards   .
Australia  Workers
to score. The slx-polnter capped
Brian    Muldoon,    taUback  Dale
Monteleone, center Vernon Gam-
betta and end BUI McCoUuch.
On Nov. 11, toe Bullpups will
lor College Pirates In Porter-
vUle. Gleason Is highly optimis¬
tic  about  toe  encounter.   -This
ally up for tols one."
and the Pups are
evenly matched per-
lse and stand fairly
:ord-wlse. The Pirates
n five s
size as the United States but has
a population of only 11 million.
Of these, 4,400,000 make up toe
labor force. Biggest single need
of toe land "down under" right
now ls for millions of new work¬
ers toexplolt Its great resources.
Ln their CCJCA league this sea¬
son. The contest should be a close
Last year toe Pups and Pirates
FSC team had lead for most of
:he game. Gleason and his squad
jre out  to  prove that they are
ie better
I will v*
r. Ba¬
il be pulling out all U
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