1966_12 The Daily Collegian December 1966

              THE  DAILY  COLLEGIAN
SPORTS
Mutt and Jeffs can
make Bulldogs go
in a series ol seven articles
luring toe members of
67 Bulldog basketball
By DKN.NIS MCCARTHY
Veteran   forward   Ed Musolff,
at   6-6   1/2,   200  pounds,
llko a giant alongside teammates
ly OvorstreetandVtoceClem-
I   compared   to   a
couplo  of 5-6 and 5-11 guards,
Both players, as well as Bulldog
teammate Wes RusseU, played
together at Contra Costa Junior
College before transferring to
FresnoState College. All three
p basketball at Harry
Ella   High  School   to Richmond.
During his
Harry Ells team, demons was a
member of the All-NortoernCal-
lfornla Tournament of Champions
according to Miss
chairman ofthe women's physical
education department.
Emphasis of toe clinic wUl be
placed on Individual error cor¬
rection.
pen to all staff
mombers and students. It wUl be
held on toe field south of toe
Women's Gymnasium.
Oft
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Long heads comeback charge
as Humpers beat Rec Club
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The Humpers turned back toe
Rec Club, 37-32, Monday night to
move into undisputed possession
of first place in Section A of the
Independent division of toe Intra¬
mural basketball program.
comfortable 15-10 halftlme mar¬
gin, but the Humpers refused to
quit and charged back behind
Barry Long's 12 points to come
out on top. Long took high point
honors with 16 whUe Frank Mor-
asco of toe losers netted 13.
Mlts Kozukl meshed 16 tallies
to pace toe New Port 5 past toe
Thumpers, 46-20, and keep them
In second place, one point 1
way tie by beating the Junkers to
a tut tonight at 9:00.
In Section C, Noah's Ark and
Homan Hall II battled to a 38-38
tie with Jerry Barnett of toe Ark
crew tallying 14 points.
i Hall U took over toe
ead with a narrow 32-27
■ the Aggies. Ron Rowell
College judo club gains
temporary campus status
Techs advance into a first place
tie with the Rippers and Runts
by declslontog the Nisei Club,
55-39. Jim Freglen hit 24 points
while brother Jerry chipped to 13
to lead toe winners to scoring.
The Rippers remained to toe
title race by crushing too PSE
five, 73-28. Keith Woods of toe
victors was toe leading scorer
with 17 points foUowed by mates
Rodger Young with 16 and Joe
Platz and Dave Tchlnaga with 14
Co-leader, toe Runts, however,
Judo, too Japanese art of self
defense derived from Jujltsu.has
been growing In popularity In the
United States for too past couple
of years and ls now gaining prom¬
inence at Frosno State College.
The FSC Judc
Club, formed last
semestor, ls n
ow a temporarUy
recognized cam
pus organization.
It has a wrltte
fleers  and a me
mbershlpof some
50 students.
The  club   me
ets   every  Wed-
nesday   at   7:00  p.m.   In   Men's
Gymnasium 20
3. It has already
participated to
two Judo tourna-
ments tols sem
Kyung Woo Kim, better known
as   Just   Kim,
structor. Kim,
a second degree
black belt, was
toe originator of
the Fresno club. Ho first came to
toe United States from Korea to
November of 1962 and enrolled in
Tan College. While at Taft, he
started a Judo club, but It was
not as successful as toe one he
started at Fresno.
In Korea, Kim spent eight years
practicing Judo. After five years
of practicing six days a week, he
was awarded his black belt.
Officers Include Keith Cham¬
bers, president, Ken Klrkpatrlck,
vice president and Sylvia Wep-
pler, secretary-ti
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Tough UOP Tigers invade Fresno
I for early season showdown
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN—7
Defensive 'Dogs
on All-Coast team
He Battlln' Bulldogs will host
toe Invading University of Pacific
Tigers from Stockton tonight at
8 p.m. to toe Selland Arena in
what should be one of toe West
Coast's  top early  season  cage
Fresno ls currenUy rated
ninth In the nation In the latest
small coUege rankings whUe toe
powerful Bengals are tabbed the
" > second best quintet on toe
West Coast behind the awesome
UCLA Bruins.
Both fives opened with good
wins. The Bulldogs upset a
favored University of California
at Santa Barbara team, 7S-S9,
and the Tigers bumped off Cal
state   at  Kayward and  Hardln-
Paclfic is toe defending West
Coast Athletic Conference cham¬
pions having beaten out the
avored University of San Fran-
:lsco. The Tigers finished toe
WCAC season with a 13-1 mark
and ended up 22-6 on the year.
UOP tost only two men from
last year's squad that went all
the way to the semi-finals to the
NCAA Western Regional Play-
Heading toe list of returnees
ls 6-7 Keith Swagerty. TheTlger
senior was the Most Valuable
Player In the WCAC and waa the
number three rebounder In the
nation during the 1966-67 cam¬
paign.
Bob Krullsh and Dave Fox are
the key returning forward and
guard, respectively. Krullsh, at
6-7, gives added height to the
visitors whUe Fox has been
among toe scoring leaders in the
opening two encounters Including
a game-high of 21 against Hardin -
Simmons.
The remaining guard and for¬
ward spots are up for grabs with
Bruce Parsons currenUy holding
down the former position and Ron
Sellm,   who   tallied   17  to  the
Hardln-Slmmons win, having the
Inside track tor toe forward Job.
The Bengals boast good bench
strength with Junior Joe Ferguson
and sophomores Bob Jones,
Robby DeWltt and Pat Foley wait¬
ing In the wings.
A preliminary contest at
5:45 p.m. between the two fresh¬
men crewa wlU precede toe
varsity meeting. The Bullpups
woo Saturday's opener against
GavUan Junior CoUege, 79-63,
whUe toe Tl-Cats have a pair of
games against Cal State at Hay-
ward and Merced CoUege under
their belts.
Laat season's UOP frosh
quintet compUed an 18-2 mark
and tola year's five ls rated as
Sylvester Greenwood and Mike
Freeman, a pair of defonslvo
standouts for the Fresno State
College football team have been
named to the small coUege AU-
West Coast eleven.
Greenwood, a senior defensive
end, and Freeman, a Junior do-
Dismal polo season over,
splashers start practice
FoUowlng a dismal 5-14 water
polo season, Fresno State coach
Ara Halrabedlan has cleared the
pool of polo balls and ls making
y tor toe swimmers who began
ictlce Monday for their winter
Immlng campaign.
n  too   second year of winter
mmlng at Fresno the Bulldogs
open  in  Santa  Barbara Friday,
. 16, against toe University
of California at Santo Barbara
then travel to UCLA toe fol-
Ing day for the Pacific Coast
The swim season wUl probably
a welcome sight for Halrabe-
m and his charges after the Just
completed polo season.
The Fresno pololsts started off
strong with five wins to their first
eight games, but couldn't keep up
the momentum and plunged to 11
straight defeats to finish too year.
The Bulldogs were continuaUy
plagued by injuries during the
year and, consequently, lost some
Halrabedlan singled out toe two
Fresno-University of Pacific en¬��counters  as   toe  high  points of
In toe first UOP game the Bull¬
dogs traUed 7-0 at toe half, but
came out to too third and fourth
periods and proceeded to score
eight times only to lose by a
single goal.
The Fresnans never looked
bettor   at  any  time  during  toe
the   1
time    without
1965's AU-
Athletic
Sturtevant and
The BuUdog!
dous  showing
tough Tigers
Halrabedlan felt
vant  and   Harpe:
Sturtevant  tur
CoUegUte
choice Pete
aptaln Terry
made a tremen-
hUe holding toe
i a 9-5 victory,
that wltoSturte-
) Fresnans
off   UOP.
in possibly
his best season as a "Dog while
pushing through a team leading 53
goals, an average of almost 4
points a game.
Halrabedlan wUl lose Sturte¬
vant and Harper for water polo
next year but had a good crop
of freshmen and Junior coUege
transfers who wUl return.
The swimming picture looks
bright tola year at FSC with toe
CCAA's 100 breast stroke champ
Harper returning along with
school record holders Dave
Bradford to toe 500 free and
Brooks  WUson to toe 200 free.
Halrabedlan also has a top list
of freshmen swimmers and pre¬
dicts that a lot of school records
wUl fall In 1966-67.
Bulldogs rated
ninth in nation
Fresno State's Bulldogs, toe
number nine rated small coUege
basketball team to the nation,
swept to victory over the week¬
end along with six otoer members
of toe  select top ten quintets.
The 'Dogs whipped the Univer¬
sity of California at Santa
Barbara, 79-59, to Join Evans-
vllle, Akron, Cheyney State,
Grambllng, Indiana State and Ok¬
lahoma Baptist to toe winners
circle.
EvansvUIe and Grambllng re¬
corded the big wins by stopping
Central Missouri State, 109-80,
and DUlard, 106-59,respectively.
The Top Ten
1. Kentucky Wesleyan
2. Southern Illinois
3. EvansvUIe
4. North Dakota
5. Akron
6. Cheyney State
7. Grambllng
9. FRESNO STATE
10. Oklahoma BapUst
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(Kenny) Johnson HAIR STYLIST Joins staff at Campus
Town Barber Shop next to Perry's BuUpen at Cedar
and Shaw. Kenny specializes in razor cutting, styling,
straightening and coloring. For appointment caU
229-3195
Greenwood, a 6-2, 225pounder
from Richmond, Calif., got off to
a alow start this season, but
sparked Fresno's strong defen¬
sive toward wall the second half of
toe season. After toe Cal Poly
game, he was named lineman
of toe week to the California Col-
Freeman, probably the fastest
man on toe team was a pleasant
surprise, considering his 5-11
frame carries only 160 pounds.
In the season opener, he picked
off three enemy aerials to set a
school record, and had a total of
nine by toe end of the year. His
total ties the record set by Dave
Plump, who la now with the San
Diego Chargers of the American
Football League.
The former McLane High and
Fresno City College star should
be   a mainstay  on next year's
BuUdogs receiving honorable
mention were quarterback Danny
Robinson, offensive halfbacks
Bob Johnson, Ernie Nolte, and
Ken Long, guards Terry Pitts
and Gary Cohagan, and linebacker
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