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The Collegian
Friday, March 5,1965
FSC will open
playoffs tonight
A berth ln toe National Collegiate Athletic Association college di¬
vision championships at EvansvUle, Ind., will be toe goal of toe
Fresno State CoUege basketball team tonight when they open play
ln toe NCAA District Eight playoffs against Nevada Southern In
Seattle.
Coach Harry MUler's Bulldogs wUl battle the touted Rebels at
7 PM, with toe host SeatUe Pacific Falcons taking on San Francisco
State at 9 PM. The winners will Th,s seasOUi „„ BuUdogs wU1
be minus the most proUflc scor¬
er to FSC history, Maurice Tal¬
bot, plus capable reserve guard
Marty Sharp. Talbot's loss is a
big one, since toe 6-5 senior
averaged nearly 22 points and 12
rebounds per game this season.
With Talbot out of action, toe
key man ln Fresno's hopes for
toe district UUe ls 6-7 junior
Cal Poly of Umta „ughey( whQ nas btttoMd
in toe regional flv0 one.year Fsc recor,)s this
season. Hughey, the CCAA scor¬
ing king, ls averaging 23.1 points
and 14 rebounds per outing.
Miller has been experlmentln.:
lit for toe
and toe right to represent toe
west coast ln toe EvansvUle
tourney.
Fresno State rolled to toe Cal¬
ifornia Collegiate Athletic As¬
sociation title last year (10-0)
and gained toe district playoffs.
However, Fresno lost three front
line players through lnellglbllty
com|i'-ii.sat'- fur the loss of Talbot.
The veteran FSC mentor may go
with Bob Jensen opposite 6-5
Loren Thomsen at forward and
Bocko ami Bob Blanch-
Cindermen will
launch season
in Long Beach
m H!R!
.wlt.-h
Neva
relatively
PAYING JOBS
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.Khyni-L
,■',.' .','ih.il.-l,..Mi
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li.,n S.-lvi.-.-. Wanes
$111(1 a in..nth. and \
""•M'.'.V
tsu|.t..s::'.Mi
>ut the Rebels
have quickly come Into their own.
The Nevadans are 19-6 for toe
season, Including lossestoCCAA
quintets Los Angeles State and
Long Beach State. But the Rebels
trounced the Dlablos, 100 to 84, in
a return match and last week,
boinlH.il the strong Cal Poly (Po¬
mona) Broncs.
Fresno, which finished as the
eighth ranking team to die nation
In United Press International's
final ratings, ls 20-6 for the
campaign and has won four
straight CCAA titles.
The First
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)-- The
first president of the minor
leagues — Pat Powers of Colum-
JUMP ARTIST — Fresno State's Charles Craig, Uie NCAA triple
jump champion last year with a 52-4best, works himself Into shape
for the Bulldogs' outdoor meet opener tomorrow at Long Beach.
Pierini will start
against SC today
ioptiomore righthander Rick
Fresno State College today when
University of Southern Callfornl:
at Bovard Field ln Los Angeles.
Coach Pete Belden's horse-
tilders wUl face toe Pepperdine
College Waves tomorrow ln a
doubleheader.
Plerlnl, who throttled toe Uni¬
versity of California Bears, 4 to
3, last Saturday, has looked sharp
ln the Bulldogs' early season
games. The former Dos Palos
High School star has worked 10
Innings without giving up an earn-
Plerlnl wUl be on toe mounc
9 the Bulldogs battle toe powt
Trolans ln a 2:30 PM encou
The 0
■
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
United States Public Health Service
Venereal Disease Branch - Communicable Disease Center
-e going to eradicate syphilis ln the United SI
academic fields:
Interesting work, an outlet for
io are majoring to toe following
PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
POLITICAL SCIENCE
SOCIAL SCIENCE
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
MATHEMATICS
BIOLOGY
ENGLISH
JOURNALISM
ECONOMICS
HISTORY
HUMANITIES
LANGUAGES
PHILOSOPHY
Interviews for June Graduates wl
March 10, 1965
Contact your Placement Office to arrange for an interview
AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
three games he has worked this
Coach Rod Dedeaux's Trojans
are seeking their Uilrd national
championship ln five years with
a team centered around toe hitting
of lnflelders Joe Austin and Bob
Withers. Tom Seaver, who star¬
red for Fresno City College last
season, ls a member of the Troy-
mound staff,
Belden ls expected to use right¬
handers Buzz Stephen and Doug
Modrell against Pepperdine to¬
morrow. Centerflelder Dan Pol¬
lard ls leading the Bulldogs with
a .400 batting mark, while first
baseman Larry SUva ls the RBI
leader with four. Fresno State ls
2-3 for the campaign.
Bulldog splkers wUl venture
to Long Beach tomorrow to take
on a host of teams, headed by toe
University of Southern Cali¬
fornia's powerful Torjans, during
toe 24th running of toe Long Beach
Relays.
The Southland meet wUl attract
some 1500 contestants Including
toe 30-man Fresno State College
squad led by Charles Cralgj Sam
Workman, Charles Nelson; and
Ron Matheson. \
Coach Dutch Warmerdam will
see his cindermen get their first
outdoor test. Warmerdam feels
that with top performances from
a few key men, toe 'Dogs may give
a respectable showing.
Fresno ls expected to be toe
strongest ln the 100-yard dash .
and sprint relays ln toe running
events and the shot-put and pole-
vault in toe field competition.
The sprint load may have tobe
carried by Sam Workman as
leave Darel Newman behind.
Newman has been bothered with
a bad cold. The Bulldog coach
then decided to save Newman for
future outdoor meets and the na¬
tional Indoor championships to
Detroit Mar. 12 and 13.
Warmerdam doesn't think that
the trackmen are ready to give
their most outstanding showing
but does feel that toe meet wUl
be a good stepping stone to future
Doug Monroe w;
take the place of Newman on the
relay teams; however, he pulled
a groin muscle during workouts
forcing Warmerdam to shuffle
his line-up and use John Frame
Instead. The 440 relay team will
then consist of, running In order,
Matheson, Frame, Craig, and
Workman.
ExMcLane high-Jumper Sewell
Simmons working under toe
shadows of Bob Channell, who
didn't report this year, should do
a better than average Job this sea-
He has had a 6-6 1/2 best,
while this year he has posted an
unofficial 6-4. Simmons will def¬
initely have his work cut out for
him tomorrow as Olympian John
Rambo, a 7-foot jumper, of Long
Beach State College ls heavUy
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Friday, March 5,1965
The Collegian
Page 7
TalboN-star today, legend tomorrow
| Marvelous Maury rewrites FSC
record book with stellar season
By DOUG YAVANIAN
Six foot five Inches tall, weight
215 pounds, mild mannered but
a nightmare for opposition on a
basketball court, could be the
description of only one man-
Fresno State basketball star
Maurice Talbot.
Maurice came to the Bulldogs
by way of Porterville Junior
College where he played two
seasons and was Most Valuable
Player each season.
Maury first tried his hand at
football while at Porterville High
School but switched to basket¬
ball after suffering a knee to-
jury during toe gridiron season.
A real break for this school.
Talbot, who has everything a
coach could expect In a ball
player, gave his best, all toe
time, ln his three year tenure
under the Bulldog colors.
Coach Harry MUler summed
up his feelings about Maury this
way, 'Maury's greatest assests
competitive spirit which gives
him natural leadership
Above all he ls a fine citizen, Talbot hopes to graduate this
making him a very acceptable June and go Into coaching but
person to both fans and players even Maury has to admit that
alike.* he would like a shot at toe pro
In his three years to Bulldog ranks which may be a possl-
land Maury' was instrumental to blUty that wUl materialize soon-
leading the "Dogs to three con- er than ho thinks,
secutlve California CoUeglate Maury ls not only a fine stu-
Atoletlc Association champion- dent of toe basketball game but
ships plus two berths ln post he also ls a fine student acad-
season National CoUeglate Ato- emlcally, sporting a B plus av-
tourneys, 62-63 erage. Besides his coaches and
U (Continued on Page 8)
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GRADES! Read 1500-2500 words per
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.. _ SPEED READING ,
tomation cum
BULLDOGS' BEST — Maurice Talbot shows the form which has
made him the CCAA and school scoring champion. In three seasons,
Talbot has etched his name along side of the best ln Fresno State
basketball history-
Bulldog golfers
host Cal today
Coach Larry Pape's unbeaten
Fresno State College golf team
will shoot for Its third straight
victory today at 1 PM when the
Bulldogs host toe University of
California Bears at toe Sunny-
side Country Club course.
Fresno pinned a 17 1/2
Frosh nine to
battle Poly
With toe basketball, baseball
swimming, and track teams ou
f town this weekend, Coach Ken
f Gleason's Fresno State Col
?ge freshman baseball-U
e one of two Bulldog t*
will
1/2 d
Poly
Mustangs last Friday ln San Luis
Obispo after defeating the Los
Angeles State Dlablos, 16 1/2 to
10 1/2, In the season opener.
Team captain Ed Ross fired Uie
low round for the Bulldogs with
a 75 against Cal Poly, while Roger
Manwell and Pete Culver also
the Bull-
i.l.-.i
In
ipru.-
pair of games next week
with Fresno prep teams. The
Bullpups will face Edison High
School Tuesday and McLane High
Friday In a pair of road games.
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Object Description
| Title | 1965_03 The Daily Collegian March 1965 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1965 |
| 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. |
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| Language | eng |
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| Title | March 5, 1965 Pg. 6-7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1965 |
| 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 |
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Page 6
The Collegian
Friday, March 5,1965
FSC will open
playoffs tonight
A berth ln toe National Collegiate Athletic Association college di¬
vision championships at EvansvUle, Ind., will be toe goal of toe
Fresno State CoUege basketball team tonight when they open play
ln toe NCAA District Eight playoffs against Nevada Southern In
Seattle.
Coach Harry MUler's Bulldogs wUl battle the touted Rebels at
7 PM, with toe host SeatUe Pacific Falcons taking on San Francisco
State at 9 PM. The winners will Th,s seasOUi „„ BuUdogs wU1
be minus the most proUflc scor¬
er to FSC history, Maurice Tal¬
bot, plus capable reserve guard
Marty Sharp. Talbot's loss is a
big one, since toe 6-5 senior
averaged nearly 22 points and 12
rebounds per game this season.
With Talbot out of action, toe
key man ln Fresno's hopes for
toe district UUe ls 6-7 junior
Cal Poly of Umta „ughey( whQ nas btttoMd
in toe regional flv0 one.year Fsc recor,)s this
season. Hughey, the CCAA scor¬
ing king, ls averaging 23.1 points
and 14 rebounds per outing.
Miller has been experlmentln.:
lit for toe
and toe right to represent toe
west coast ln toe EvansvUle
tourney.
Fresno State rolled to toe Cal¬
ifornia Collegiate Athletic As¬
sociation title last year (10-0)
and gained toe district playoffs.
However, Fresno lost three front
line players through lnellglbllty
com|i'-ii.sat'- fur the loss of Talbot.
The veteran FSC mentor may go
with Bob Jensen opposite 6-5
Loren Thomsen at forward and
Bocko ami Bob Blanch-
Cindermen will
launch season
in Long Beach
m H!R!
.wlt.-h
Neva
relatively
PAYING JOBS
IN EUROPE
.Khyni-L
,■',.' .','ih.il.-l,..Mi
sal.-, faun. .Ilil.l .an-
Ivoanl u..ik an- availal
the Am.-ii.an Sttnl.nl
li.,n S.-lvi.-.-. Wanes
$111(1 a in..nth. and \
""•M'.'.V
tsu|.t..s::'.Mi
>ut the Rebels
have quickly come Into their own.
The Nevadans are 19-6 for toe
season, Including lossestoCCAA
quintets Los Angeles State and
Long Beach State. But the Rebels
trounced the Dlablos, 100 to 84, in
a return match and last week,
boinlH.il the strong Cal Poly (Po¬
mona) Broncs.
Fresno, which finished as the
eighth ranking team to die nation
In United Press International's
final ratings, ls 20-6 for the
campaign and has won four
straight CCAA titles.
The First
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)-- The
first president of the minor
leagues — Pat Powers of Colum-
JUMP ARTIST — Fresno State's Charles Craig, Uie NCAA triple
jump champion last year with a 52-4best, works himself Into shape
for the Bulldogs' outdoor meet opener tomorrow at Long Beach.
Pierini will start
against SC today
ioptiomore righthander Rick
Fresno State College today when
University of Southern Callfornl:
at Bovard Field ln Los Angeles.
Coach Pete Belden's horse-
tilders wUl face toe Pepperdine
College Waves tomorrow ln a
doubleheader.
Plerlnl, who throttled toe Uni¬
versity of California Bears, 4 to
3, last Saturday, has looked sharp
ln the Bulldogs' early season
games. The former Dos Palos
High School star has worked 10
Innings without giving up an earn-
Plerlnl wUl be on toe mounc
9 the Bulldogs battle toe powt
Trolans ln a 2:30 PM encou
The 0
■
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
United States Public Health Service
Venereal Disease Branch - Communicable Disease Center
-e going to eradicate syphilis ln the United SI
academic fields:
Interesting work, an outlet for
io are majoring to toe following
PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
POLITICAL SCIENCE
SOCIAL SCIENCE
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
MATHEMATICS
BIOLOGY
ENGLISH
JOURNALISM
ECONOMICS
HISTORY
HUMANITIES
LANGUAGES
PHILOSOPHY
Interviews for June Graduates wl
March 10, 1965
Contact your Placement Office to arrange for an interview
AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
three games he has worked this
Coach Rod Dedeaux's Trojans
are seeking their Uilrd national
championship ln five years with
a team centered around toe hitting
of lnflelders Joe Austin and Bob
Withers. Tom Seaver, who star¬
red for Fresno City College last
season, ls a member of the Troy-
mound staff,
Belden ls expected to use right¬
handers Buzz Stephen and Doug
Modrell against Pepperdine to¬
morrow. Centerflelder Dan Pol¬
lard ls leading the Bulldogs with
a .400 batting mark, while first
baseman Larry SUva ls the RBI
leader with four. Fresno State ls
2-3 for the campaign.
Bulldog splkers wUl venture
to Long Beach tomorrow to take
on a host of teams, headed by toe
University of Southern Cali¬
fornia's powerful Torjans, during
toe 24th running of toe Long Beach
Relays.
The Southland meet wUl attract
some 1500 contestants Including
toe 30-man Fresno State College
squad led by Charles Cralgj Sam
Workman, Charles Nelson; and
Ron Matheson. \
Coach Dutch Warmerdam will
see his cindermen get their first
outdoor test. Warmerdam feels
that with top performances from
a few key men, toe 'Dogs may give
a respectable showing.
Fresno ls expected to be toe
strongest ln the 100-yard dash .
and sprint relays ln toe running
events and the shot-put and pole-
vault in toe field competition.
The sprint load may have tobe
carried by Sam Workman as
leave Darel Newman behind.
Newman has been bothered with
a bad cold. The Bulldog coach
then decided to save Newman for
future outdoor meets and the na¬
tional Indoor championships to
Detroit Mar. 12 and 13.
Warmerdam doesn't think that
the trackmen are ready to give
their most outstanding showing
but does feel that toe meet wUl
be a good stepping stone to future
Doug Monroe w;
take the place of Newman on the
relay teams; however, he pulled
a groin muscle during workouts
forcing Warmerdam to shuffle
his line-up and use John Frame
Instead. The 440 relay team will
then consist of, running In order,
Matheson, Frame, Craig, and
Workman.
ExMcLane high-Jumper Sewell
Simmons working under toe
shadows of Bob Channell, who
didn't report this year, should do
a better than average Job this sea-
He has had a 6-6 1/2 best,
while this year he has posted an
unofficial 6-4. Simmons will def¬
initely have his work cut out for
him tomorrow as Olympian John
Rambo, a 7-foot jumper, of Long
Beach State College ls heavUy
SAVE $10 ON REGULAR PRICE
Brightest
Fun Formula
in America
$249=^ = F
ran nnrs JU
| HARLJBV-DAVIOBON |
MATHEWS HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Authorized Sales & Service
548 N. Blackstone "233-5279
Friday, March 5,1965
The Collegian
Page 7
TalboN-star today, legend tomorrow
| Marvelous Maury rewrites FSC
record book with stellar season
By DOUG YAVANIAN
Six foot five Inches tall, weight
215 pounds, mild mannered but
a nightmare for opposition on a
basketball court, could be the
description of only one man-
Fresno State basketball star
Maurice Talbot.
Maurice came to the Bulldogs
by way of Porterville Junior
College where he played two
seasons and was Most Valuable
Player each season.
Maury first tried his hand at
football while at Porterville High
School but switched to basket¬
ball after suffering a knee to-
jury during toe gridiron season.
A real break for this school.
Talbot, who has everything a
coach could expect In a ball
player, gave his best, all toe
time, ln his three year tenure
under the Bulldog colors.
Coach Harry MUler summed
up his feelings about Maury this
way, 'Maury's greatest assests
competitive spirit which gives
him natural leadership
Above all he ls a fine citizen, Talbot hopes to graduate this
making him a very acceptable June and go Into coaching but
person to both fans and players even Maury has to admit that
alike.* he would like a shot at toe pro
In his three years to Bulldog ranks which may be a possl-
land Maury' was instrumental to blUty that wUl materialize soon-
leading the "Dogs to three con- er than ho thinks,
secutlve California CoUeglate Maury ls not only a fine stu-
Atoletlc Association champion- dent of toe basketball game but
ships plus two berths ln post he also ls a fine student acad-
season National CoUeglate Ato- emlcally, sporting a B plus av-
tourneys, 62-63 erage. Besides his coaches and
U (Continued on Page 8)
TIRED OF LONG STUDY HOURS?
Learn speed reading ��� IMPROVE
GRADES! Read 1500-2500 words per
min. with 90?r comprehension. Numer¬
ous profs, and students have success-
hilly completed courses tripling read-
.. _ SPEED READING ,
tomation cum
BULLDOGS' BEST — Maurice Talbot shows the form which has
made him the CCAA and school scoring champion. In three seasons,
Talbot has etched his name along side of the best ln Fresno State
basketball history-
Bulldog golfers
host Cal today
Coach Larry Pape's unbeaten
Fresno State College golf team
will shoot for Its third straight
victory today at 1 PM when the
Bulldogs host toe University of
California Bears at toe Sunny-
side Country Club course.
Fresno pinned a 17 1/2
Frosh nine to
battle Poly
With toe basketball, baseball
swimming, and track teams ou
f town this weekend, Coach Ken
f Gleason's Fresno State Col
?ge freshman baseball-U
e one of two Bulldog t*
will
1/2 d
Poly
Mustangs last Friday ln San Luis
Obispo after defeating the Los
Angeles State Dlablos, 16 1/2 to
10 1/2, In the season opener.
Team captain Ed Ross fired Uie
low round for the Bulldogs with
a 75 against Cal Poly, while Roger
Manwell and Pete Culver also
the Bull-
i.l.-.i
In
ipru.-
pair of games next week
with Fresno prep teams. The
Bullpups will face Edison High
School Tuesday and McLane High
Friday In a pair of road games.
EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT
Has Been Added to
Our Many Services.
Let Vern Set all Alignment
angles, Adjust to Factory
Specifications
Set Caster, Camber
and Toe-in . .
Adjust Steering
We Give tttt|
Thrifty Green Stamps K^
VERN ALCORN CHEVRON
1 '/„ Mi. Eos! of FSC on Show Ph. 299^2?
Arrow Decton . . . bold new breed of shirt for a bold new breed of guy. Jam it. Squash it.
Give it a pushing around-all day in class, all night at a party. This Arrow Decton oxford
fights back. Defies wrinkles. Keeps its smooth composure If
the blend of 65% Dacron •• polyester. 35% cotton. F
ironing and wrinkle-free wearing. White, solids, stripes. $
gill O. a Hci .Jf. ■••■« I-...U.T l>v,^-^.. w~.w.w
mposure through a 25h |
