1964_12 The Daily Collegian December 1964

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The Collegian
Thursday, December 17, 1964
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Thursday, December 17, 1964
The Collegian
Page 7
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"-      By MICHAEL DELACRUZ
Pee Wee was his nickname, but
on the track field Floyd WUson,
Frosno State College track great,
was a giant without equal.
While still a senior in high
school Wilson had already estab¬
lished a West Coast Relay and
national high school record in
the broad Jump. IUs West Coast
the books untouched for 32 years.
His national high school record
would be broken a few years la-
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son was marred by a motorcycle
accident but by May Wilson was
in form. In the West Coast Ro-
lays he ran a leg on tho winning
880-yard relay team and raised
his own school record of 24*1"
to 24'4 1/4" to the broad Jump.
This was a phenomenal leap con¬
sidering that the world record
was still under 26'.
with Stanford he won the broad
jump but was re-Injured run¬
ning the low hurdles. Ills last
meet for toe season was the
NCAA championships where
despite his Injuries he placed
third to the low hurdles.
The following year might wi
.. his
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presslon accomplishes
numerlous Injuries had faUed to
do. He dropped from the track
squad quit schejoltogotoworkfor
the Pacific Telephone _
Telegraph Company, where he Ls
now a senior employee.
IUs face ls stUl a famUlar
one on the FSC track, where
he offlclatesthe broad Jump.
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Floyd came to FSC ln Lhe fall
of 1931 from Riverdale to be¬
come a member of a powerful
track squad which included future
world high Jump champion, Walt¬
er Marty.
Pee Wee WUson was right at
home among champions. He went
through the 1932 season unde¬
feated, setting a school record ln
the broad Jump (24'1") and es¬
tablishing Far Western Con¬
ference records lnthe broad jump
and low hurdles.
The first part of the 1933 sea-
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My Side of the Story
By RON DELPIT
Earlier to the week we penned
an obviously controversial bit on
home-town officiating.
In my relative nalveness,Iwas
oblivious to toe number of toes
that would feel the squash. This
•white-collar* form of cheating
undoubtedly raised toe lreof local
chattel.
At the risk of sounding
ludicrous, the truth ls that actual
biased officiating exists ln almost
every college game ln toe nation.
This avaricious form of deceit
has even begun to Infiltrate high
school and Junior high contests.
Often times the officials are
not fully at fault. They suffer
from something comparable to
kleptomania. Their predlces
are lnstamatlc. It ls Just not ln
their hearts to whistle violations
against toe home squad.
Whitworth college from Spo¬
kane wUl be ln Fresno Friday
and Saturday to make their stab
at whittling the nationally ranked
Bulldogs down to size.
Regardless of the fact that we
are pro-FSC, we hope the
officials for toe weekend set-to
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toe players play toe game,
i want to have an interest-
ie at toe Whitworto-FSC
this approach.
Whitworth who has Journeyed to
FSC for the series. See how many
times you notice obvious flagrant
overlooked, and minor or trivial
mlscues     against     your   team
We and the fans hope FSC wins.
But we also hope the Bulldog
cagers triumph by virtue ofthelr
own Innate ability and not with toe
aid of *the hidden persuaders.*
ranking ln the latest college di¬
vision cage poll. The only loss
Inflicted on the 'Dogs to date,
74-70, by S.F. StatelnGatorland,
may be attributed to the sporadic
debauchery of the officials.
It    should   be  an  Interesting
The game ls over now, the visi¬
tors have lost. The home folks are
happy and another win ls on the
books. But what of future contests
between the two rivals. Often
future games are avoided like tho
bubonic plague. This ls not good
public relations. It does not speak
well of the school or Its athletic
program.
A possible remedy to the crisis
would be to have the school ad-
toal competent
the college are provided. It would
be Ideal to have the officials come
from outlying communities, much
to the styleoftheCCAAprogram.
Who takes toe first step. One
college must be toe loader. It
must guide toe way. FresnoState
should take the Initiative and ush¬
er Ln a fairer, more dignified code
of athletic competitiveness.
Rapid Transit?
NEW  YORK (UPI) — Modern
technology has produced cars and
healthy young horses, but ln New
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trucks now move at an average
speed of six miles per hour,
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mUes per hour.
Bulldogs Face Whitworth;
FSC Still Ranks Fourth
By BOB MCCARTHY
Whitworth College of Spokane,
Washington, which pressed Gon-
zaga University before losing
Monday night, will go after big¬
ger game Friday and Saturday
nights when the Pirates face
nationally fourth ranked Fresno
State   College  ln  the  Bulldogs*
e Into Gonzagabeforebow-
o 67, ei
r this w
Gonzaga   always  produces
more  toan  representative  cage
Whitworth has two big men ln
center BUl Rubrlght and for¬
ward Rod McDonald, both 6-5
but after that, the Pirates can
not claim much size. Tho guards
are only 5-10 and 5-11.
The Bulldogs retained tho num¬
ber four spot to the United Press
International small school rank¬
ings, despite splitting a two game*
set ln the bay area. Fresno State
with a 4-1 season mark, ls only
12polnts behind third place South¬
ern Illinois (4-2) ln the top ten.
Quarter System
(cont. from Page 5)
"In our (faculty council) opin¬
ion," said Dr. Burtneiy "the most
economical and useful system
would be to remain on the pres¬
ent system during tho year and
have a state supported
session wlto toe length of time
decided by the faculty."
:w YORK (UPI)—
i than 600,000 known species
isects, wlto literally hun-
s of new categories being
i year, according
to the Book of Knowledge. These
range ln size from the Atlas moth,
which has a wing spread of a foot,
to certain types of wasps thai
are less toan a hundredth of an
Coach Harry MUler's quintet
ls probably happy to be back ln
toe friendlier confines of the
FSC gymnasium after last week¬
end's somewhat disappointing
road trip. The Bulldogs turned
ln a spotty performance, at best
to trimming CalUornia State at
Hayward, 72 to 60, and oauld nev¬
er get untracked ln losing to
San  Francisco State,  74 to 70.
One of the few bright spots to
tho road swing was toe return to
form of All California Collegi¬
ate Athletic Association star
Maurice Talbot,  who has been
Ski Club Will
Accept Signups
The Ski  Club will  meet to¬
night ln Science 121  at 7:30 PM
to   take   signups
Squaw Valley piann
Publicity chairman""* Dean
Kerkllng, announced that only
buses with a capacity of 78 will
be available for the trip. He
urged all club members to sign
up for the trip as soon as poss¬
ible because of limited bus space.
The fee for the trip, Including
room and board, ls $13.50.
The annual Ski Scramble held
In  March and sponsored 1
Fresno   State   College   ar
Cal Poly Ski Clubs, wUl be dis¬
cussed during tonight's
for s^trlp
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irmanr-'D
plagued by injuries. Talbot
rimmed 15 points against Hay¬
ward and 20 more Ln Lhe San
Francisco State tussle.
Center Lonnie Hughey, toe 6-7
scoring machine from Fresno
City CoUege, ran Into foul trou¬
ble against toe Gators but toat
was only part of his woes. Boto
Hayward and San Francisco used
tho sagging defense on toe big
Bulldog Junior, leaving him Ut-
Junlor college transfers Bob
Jensen and Bobby Blanchard
turned ln creditable efforts on
the road swing and should see
plenty of action against Whlt-
worto, along with veterans John
Bocko, Marty Sharp and Loren
Thomsen.
After toe two game home set,
Fresno wUl leave on a five game
road trip which wUl be high¬
lighted by a pair of contests
against toe powerful Colorado
State University Buffaloes at
Fort CoUtos, Colo.
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