1966_02 The Daily Collegian February 1966

              The Dally Collegian
Tuesday, February 8, 1966
Geography Mascot Rings
Bells In Business Building
Hearing bells lately? Not those
due to after effects of finals but
the ones in the Fresno State Col¬
lege Business Building? Those
bells are on the collar of Pep¬
per, the FSC geography depart -
dog. Really,
Pepper's m>
Cole, chalrn
department,
plain old offl
for about seven months and has
proven to be a faithful companion.
The only training Pepper has re¬
ceived Is that by Dr. Cole and
That has not been too success-
e-year-old office
i Is a Boxer but
T,    Dr. Chester
of the geography
Is Pepper Just a
tog.
en with Dr. Cole
-. cow.
Now wedding gown
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E DOGGONE TESTS In the geography department roallyhs
been 'Peppered.' Although Pepper's master and admirers agree
a brlghl pup, he hasn't taken over the department's secret
dunes-it just LOOKS that way.	
Church Will Offer Grants
lems and General Welfare of tho     grants   of   $750   each,   Ma
t  Church will The grants will b
But as anyone who frequents
the halls of the Business Build¬
ing will say, Pepper Is an ex¬
tremely well mannered and well
behaved dog.
Mrs. Gloria Campbell, depart-
mjoys h
One      of     Pepper'!
frequented habitats Is the door¬
way leading Into the geography
department office. Mrs. Camp¬
bell says that 'Pepper Is the
official greeter of tho geography
department.*
Dr. Cole says that Pepper
"has a friendly disposition and
that he likes everyone quite a
lot,  although  Pepper has a few
Pepper has never been heard
to bark while inside the building
and the only sound that he makes
is the Jingling of the bell on his
Dr. Cole says, "I am a little
uncertain whether or not Pepper
would defend me If I were attack¬
ed. Knowing Pepper he would
probably Just sit and watch the
whole thing.'
The FSC Geography depart¬
ment seems agreed that Pepper
Is a dog-gone good mascot and
Is   a   welcome   addition  to  the
The only adverse comment
about Pepper came from Robert
E. Lee, assistant professor of
geography at FSC, when he said
■Pepper has bad breath and even
his best friend will not tellhlm.'
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Tuesday, February 8, 1966
The Daily Collegian
Bulldogs Rebound To Dump Titans
On the strength of some out¬
standing play by center Lonnie
Hughey and reserve forward Jack
Kennedy, Fresno State College
" four-point
oCal-
themselves on the short end of
the first half's action, 40-36.
The teams, playing before a
sparce crowd, exchanged the lead
through the first 11 minutes with
Fullerton finally pulling away to
a 38-32 margin with 4:36 remaln-
fsc a
:e the b:
■d and was expected to
blast the Titans by an even great -
Or at least that was the general
opinion as coach Alex Omalev
(1-25  last year) had lost eight
went Into the game with only one
first-semester starter, Roland
Owens, a speedy 5-9 guard.
With a spread offense and two
speedy guards sticking the Bull¬
dog middle, It looked as though
Fresno was about to chalk up Its
Dames And Games
By BETTY HICKS
nt players, even though a few
i same time they're polishing
Players/
In the late ''.
They featured brass bands, tx
rect lines to tho 19th hole fr
tho course, golf's first blea
refreshment stands the USG
bottles In sand traps.
(Continued on Page 8, Col. 1)
HAVE YOU?
PLEASE CHECK
□   got compliments on your good looks lately?
D   been chosen number one In your class?
D   got offers from Hollywood?
IF THE ANSWER IS YES ON ALL 4 .
THANK YOUR BULLDOG 4 CAMPUS TOWN BARBERS
:s from FSC Dorms,
To say that the Ladles Prol
angels Is not a reference to It;
exemplary pros do buff their I
their pitching wedges.
Since Fresno State College i
sophisticated welfare state cr
An angel Is a well-heeled i
lng any one of several types of public performances. Financing Broad¬
way plays of dubious futures was the favorite charity of pioneer
angels. And now that eight million Americans are addicted to golf, It
Is reasonable some of these would be men with heavenly bank ac¬
counts.
Men's professional tournament golf has become such a lucrative
pursuit small boys now find size eight alpacas Instead of midget foot¬
ball uniforms In Christmas stockings. Prospective tournament
sponsors are queued up the length of a par-five hole, waiting to get
on the PGA's tournament schedule.
It's not quite the same with the PGA's coed cousins, the LPGA.
*L* stands for ladles, In case the abbreviation eludes you. The switch
was made from 'W (for women)to*L'ln the early '50's, perhaps In
an effort to attract tournament sponsors. (I like to think mere was
some practical reason for the name change, since the men haven't
found It necessary to retltle themselves 'Gentlemen's PGA." Spon¬
sors they have a surplus of.) ^ J
But the LPGA, reconcelved In this dignity, didn't merely hold out
Its callused hand for sponsors who wanted to make money. The women
pros made a frank search for angels.
We found them. Or they found us.
Our heavenly collection was an unlikely assortment.
One acquired his fortune by embellishing time and motion studies
Into what he called 'business engineering.' Another haloed gentleman
pipe and cable. Two philanthropists were in the pre-
IB'l clothing racket. Wo also found several hotel own-
- tycoon, and an Oklahoma Indian who had struck oil on
on. For one suspenseful tournament, an event we se¬
cretly sub-titled 'The Switch Blade Open,* we were sponsored by a
Chicago syndicate.
The late business engineer, George S. May, must be credited with
giving the LPGA Its Initial shove toward tournaments with more dig¬
nity and bigger purses, though his events provided strictly the latter.
Such a ringmaster of the links was May that the 'Saturday Evening
Post* titled a story about his championships, "Please Don't Feed the
ltle which left me confused until 'Sport* magazine re-
d written, "Ladles of the Fairway Circus.*
s May's tournaments horrified the traditionalists.
from the charity line.
The Bulldogs ran Into the
•turnover* problem again, re¬
linquishing the ball far too often
in the first period.
A combination of nine fouls in
the first eight minutes, four
three-second key violations and
two goal-tending infractions all
led to the Bulldog deficit.
Then, the 'Old* BatUin' Bull¬
dogs returned in t
to outplay and out
and White, 59-35.
Kennedy, playing hlsbesTgame
of the year, began to riddle the
Titan nets to put the Bulldogs out
In front 46-44 with 17 minutes re¬
maining.
The 6-4 forward sank the first
seven Bulldog tallies in the sec¬
ond half and eventually hit for 17
points and a game total of 21.
Linksmen
Post Win
Over CP
Larry Pape's golf team return¬
ed from weekend play on the Cal
Poly (SLO) links with a first-
game win that might have doubled
Driving rain hampered the
players and kept the scores well
above par, but Pape's pupils
proved themselves good mud-
ders. Jerry Heard, a freshman
labeled the "one-to-watch,* top¬
ped the low list with a 74. Pete
Culver and Pete Dozler were
able  to slog through the 18 for
The opening win might Indicate
a repeat win of the CCAA cham¬
pionship tho Bulldogs garnered
last year. Three members of the
winning team have returned this
year to try for slots In the yet to
Culver,   Doxler   and   Dwayne
(Continued on Page 8, Col. 3)
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Fresno stretched the lead to
10 points on guard Bobby Blanch-
ard's fast-break drive, 55-45.
From that point on coach Ed
Gregory could have sent for the
The remaining four minutes
were played as usual with the
striped gentlemen whistling the
teams up and down the hardwoods.
Fullerton was handicapped ex¬
tensively with the loss of both
centers, starter Dick Wheathorn
MackL
of the foul route.
Hughey took game sc
ors with 24 points, 12 in each half.
Other FSC double figure scorers,
besides Hughey and Kennedy, in¬
cluded Jim Waldron (guard), 14,
Blanchard, 16, and forward Randy
Thompson, 11.
Owens led the Titan attack with
23 pots, while forward Ray
Calaroe   netted   11   and  Brown
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