1966_02 The Daily Collegian February 1966

              The Daily CoUegian
Friday, February 11,19W
Mats, Diablos Invade Bulldogland
FSC Will Put Loop
Lead On The Line
The big test that looms ahead
tor coach Ed Gregory and his
Fresno State CoUege hoopsters
DIABLO DUO - Two o:
toe California Collegiate Athletic Association, (sei
ond to Waldron and Blanchard)
Greg Kind, wUl be to Fresno Saturday night to help
direct toe California State College at Los Angeles
five against the Bulldogs.
by Saturday night (about
9:30 p.m.) when toe test Is over,
a number of questions will have
First of all, wlU toe Bulldogs
be two games closer to their fifth
consecutive conference title? And
secondly, were toe Bulldogs able
to keep their 22-game homo-win
streak entact?
FSC wlU play its two roughest
home tilts of this year's schedule
tonight and Saturday nights
against San Fernando VaUey State
College and California State Col¬
lege at Los Angeles respectively.
Both games are slated for
8 p.m. at the FRESNO CITY
COLLEGE gymnasium.
Tonight's game wlU pit Fresno,
toe California Collegiate Athletic
Association's best defensive five
against the SFVSC Matadors, toe
CCAA's highest scoring quintet.
The Matador's wUl come to toe
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 Sermon: "HUMILITY AND THE EGO*	
Fresno court with dual reasons
tor a win. First of all, the Bull¬
dogs wrecked coach Jerry Ball's
squad 91-66, and they should be
high tor a win over Fresno.
Pre-season dippings had peg¬
ged Valley State to make a strong
bid and possibly unseat the tour-
time champion Bulldogs as the
CCAA king.
Secondly, tho eligibility of their
tremendous guard OUle Carter
runs out Saturday, and toe Mats
would like nothing better than to
send Carter off on a winning note.
Carter Is confronted with the
National CoUeglate Athletic Aa-
soclatton ten-semester rule and
wUl be ineligible tor toe remain¬
ing Mat games.
Currently, SFVSC Is second
behind Fresno with a 3-2 record
and cannot be counted out of toe
face until the end of toe season
(or possibly tonight).
Carter will come Into the game
as the league's leading scorer,
with a 22.6 average (113 points
in five games).
SFVSC center Mark Cooley
rates fifth to the conference with
an 18.2 average, while BUI Arch¬
er has an even 16.0 mark.
The Matadors* leading re-
bounder Is forward Stan Swinger
(6-3 1/2) with 48 grabs in league
action (9.6). Cooley, surprisingly
enough, has only managed 8.8
sweeps per game.
BaU's quintet likes to run, as
can bo witnessed by their high-
scoring   antics,  averaging   90.2
Minute for minute, tonight's
encounter should be a real corker
from the standpoint of a good
basketbaU game to watch.
However, If the gym Is stUl In
one piece, the Saturday night
game   should   be   a   real  roof-
When (and 10 Cal State Los
Angeles gets to toe gym, It will
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Friday, February ll.Twe
The Dally CoUegian
Colvinmen Prime For
Dual Revenge Wins
A weU-rested Fresno State
CoUege freshman basketbaU
team wUl go after a revenge
victory over San Fernando VaUey
State CoUege to the Fresno City
CoUege Gymnasium, starting at
5:45 p.m. today.
The game was switched to
Fresno City CoUege because
more people will be allowed to
watch toe game. There are 200
more seating space at FCC.
Coach BUI Colvto's BuUpups
won two and lost two during se¬
mester break and have an 8-7
record going into tonight's game.
The last four frosh games will
be played to Fresno.
The BuUpups, as Colvln had
promised earlier tots season, are
a hustling and well-trained ball
club. The team, led by Bruce
Kuehne, Walt Byrd, MlkeRumley
and John Warkentln, has been
playing better than most fans
had anticipated.
Pearson, who had a 4.0 grade
point average this past semester,
had a season high of 18 against a
rugged Coalings team. Byrd has
been one of the most consistent
performers, scoring in the double
figures better than halt toe games
played this season. Rumley, who
made all-city last year, has a
season high of 34 points against
VaUey State to toe first meeting.
Warkentln and Kuehne has
formed one'of toe best Inside
shooting combinations to BuUpup
history. Kuehne, who has wooed
toe fans while making lay-Ins
with his back to the basket, has
made 16 and 19 points In his last
two outings. Warkentln, who wlU
probably have to adjust to the
swing man's position nert
swing-man's position next sea¬
son, has been making his two-
pointers from the top of key.
The BuUpups wUl go against
probably one of toe state's
strongest frosh teams, not count¬
ing University of CaUfomla at
Los Angeles.
Valley State beat Fresno earli¬
er   91-79. The Utile Matadors
Cal Poly Will
Host Bulldog,
UOP Tankers
Newly elected swimming team
captain Terry Harper wUl lead
toe Fresno State CoUege squad
against Cal Poly and University
of the Pacific Saturday to San
Luis Obispo.
The affair Is billed as a double
dual meet with the Bulldogs hop¬
ing to gain their third California
CoUeglate Athletic Association
win by beating toe Mustangs.
Pacific, according to FSC
coach Ara Halrabedlan, has had
some strong teams In toe past
and last week placed third In toe
University of California at Santa
Barbara Relays.
The BuUdogs* chances tor a
win against Cal Poly suffered a
setback this week when diver
Craig Gutchow was Injured whUe
practicing a new dive, toe two
and one-half backward somer¬
sault.
Gutchow, a senior, suffered a
cut under his chin when his knee
struck that area as he hit toe
water. According to Halrabedlan,
stitches were required under toe
chin almost at the throat.
have some good prospects tor
varsity competition next year.
Saturday night Colvto's team
will play Cal State at Loa Angeles.
LA plays a scrambling game be¬
cause they do not have toe tall
players. Colvln expects lt to be a
tight game, but feels his team wUl
come out ahead. Many of the
-Fresno players feel they have a
better team than LA, although Los
Angeles defeated them earlier,
94-79. The FSC players have ex¬
pressed they wUl be "up" tor
this game.
Professionals
To Highlight
FSC Clinic
A large group of professionals
and former Fresno State CoUege
baseball players will talk and
perform at the day-long annual
FSC Baseball Clinic Saturday tor
Junior  coUege and high  school
Activities will begin at 9 a.m.
with separate lectures on the
different phases of the game.
Truman (Tex) Clevenger and
Ted WUls, former major league
pitcher, Larry PoweU, a one-
timo hurler In the Pacific Coach
League, and Clovls High School
principal Jake Abbott will dis¬
cuss the art of pitching.
Infield fundamentals wUl be
demonstrated by Fresno City
CoUege coach Len Borudet, who
also is FSC coach Pete Betden's
clinic assistant, Fred Bartels
and Glen Wright, a major league
Former Japanese major league
player Fibber Hlrayama and Si¬
erra Union High School coach
Augle Garrldo wUl speak on play¬
ing the outfield.
Chicago Cubs Infloldor Vic
Roznovsky, BuUard High School
coach Bob Bennett, and former
professional Hal O'Bannlon will
discuss catching techniques.
McLane High School Athletic
Director OlUe Bldwell wUl speak
on "Around the Bases," followed
by a talk on batting fundamentals
by Hlrayama at 11 a.m.
HIGH SCORING MAT¬
ADOR - San Fernando
VaUey State College's
OUle Carter, currenUy
leading toe CCAA to
• scoring   with   a  flve-
Igame average of 22.6
(113 points), wlU be ap¬
pearing tor toe last time I
to Matador colors. His1
eligibility
Saturday night's SFV8C-
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo.
Conference Lead On
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be  anybody's  guess how they'U
It seems Fresno followers are
still steaming over the rough-
house tactics used by Bob Old¬
ham's Diablos.
The thought that remains ut¬
most to toe minds of toe Fresnans
is the kicking Incident which in¬
volved Gregory and la's BUI
Nolan and Charles Thomas to toe
last outing.
The Saturday night titanic
looms as a must win tor both
coaches.
For Gregory, a win wUl keep
toe Bulldogs to toe driver's seat
In toe quest tor toe CCAA UUe.
On toe other hand, a win becomes
a personal thing for Oldham, as
his quintets, to four years, have
never beaten a Fresno team.
However, the Diablos have been
a rough obstacle for toe BuUdogs,
especially to toe first go.this
year, as toe BuUdogs squeaked by
LA, 74-69.
CurrenUy CSCLA owns a 7-13
record. But, toe Diablos are
presenUy riding on a tour-game
win streak, with their last win an
impressive 61-60 triumph over
toe University of San Diego. USD
is toe same team which upset the
BuUdogs Jan. 31, 69-66.
Guard Kenney Ellsworth leads
the Diablo charge with a 16.5
scoring average (overaU) and
14.8 to league action. Two other
LA   starters,   Joe   Davis  and
Thomas, own double-figure aver¬
ages (14.9 and 11 J) respectively).
Thomas leads toe rebounders
with a 11.1 mark, whUe Davis has
been chipping to at a 9.1 clip.
Los Angeles State comes to
Fresno with a 2-3 league record,
beating only Cal Poly (SLO) and
San Diego State, all of which are
tied tor third.
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