1967_02 The Daily Collegian February 1967

              6—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Kennedy,Hustling Mates
Upset 12th-Ranked Rebels
Hustle and a guy named
Kennedy sparked the Fresno State
College Bulldogs to a hard-
earned 92-69 upsetof 12th ranked
Nevada Southern University last
night In the campus gymnasium.
While Jack Kennedy was burn¬
ing the nets for 21 points and
grabbing off 13 rebounds, his
teammates  were  harassing   the
Kennedy, a 6-3, 185 pound VI-
salla product, was 'Mr. Every¬
thing' tor the Bulldogs; making
almost Impossible shots, out-
Jumping the taller Rebels for
rebounds and occasionally taking
a hand In setting up buckets for his
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Cassius Outpoints
Ernie Terrell For
Undisputed Crown
Cassius Clay became undis¬
puted heavyweight boxing cham¬
pion of the world last night by
taking    a    unanimous   15  round
The 'Louisville Lip' came out
on top on all the Judges' score-
cards In wallopplng the former
World Boxing Association tltltst.
Signups Underway
For Handball
brought an Impressive 14-3 slate
Into the fray Including a Friday
night 68-64 win over sixth ranked
San Diego State. The three losses
were all dealt by major colleges:
Houston, Idaho State and Crelgh-
NSU Jumped Into the early lead
with big Elburt Miller, who had
been averaging close to 33 polnta-
per-game, and Vic Morton head¬
ing the charge.
Vlnce demons got the 'Dogs
on the right track by stealing the
ball and firing a pass to Jim Wal-
dron who canned a lay-up putting
FSC In front 8-6 and they were
never headed.
Nevada Southern managed to
keep within striking range tor the
majority of the first twenty min¬
utes until the Bulldogs cut loose
In the dying moments. Bobby Lee
came through with
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heat of Kennedy's heroics and
Waldron's deadeye shooting was
the steady play of center Marlln
Elrod. Starting In place of Ron
Rlegel, Elrod carried the brunt
of the early scoring and was tough
i  the   boards  during the pull-
Thr  :
d half was all Fresno
lng closer than 14 points. FSC
hit a sizzling 56 per cent as did
NSU In the second half, but the
'Dogs pumped In six more field
goals than the guests.
Following Kennedy In the scor¬
ing department were Waldron
with 15 markers and Bobby Lee,
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The 'Pups cooked the Coallnga
Junior College Falcons, 74-43, to
register win number 16 against
one lone setback.
Bob Vasllovlch and Rob Ste¬
phens fired In 14 and 12 points,
respectively, to pace the froshto
an overwhelming 42-18 halftlme
lead.
Coallnga fought on pretty even
terms the remaining second half,
but the damage had already been
done as the Bullpups rebounded
after, for the most part, an un¬
ite Fullerton and Stanislaus
State College.
Stephens finished the night as
high man for Fresno with 23
tallies followed by Vasllovlch, 18,
Larry Henrlcksen, 15, and Lucius
Davis, 11.
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Swimmers Chop Down
Sequoias For 63-41 Win
Tueaday. February 7, 1W7
THE P/ULV COLLEGIAN—7
The Bulldog natators chopped
down the visiting College of Se- 	
quotas  swimmers, 63-41, yes- style, placing second to the 100
terday afternoon to the Fresno freestyle and swimming a leg of
State pool to record a non-con- the 400 freestyle relay. Brooks
FSC split the 12 first places
with the Giants, six to six, but
victories    to   the   two   relays
Wilson
times, taking a third to the 100
freestyle and doing duty to both
The Junior college tankers
from visalla, perennial power to
the  Valley Conference, were to
the running until the next-to-last
•vent. Terry Harper and Phil
Jones combined tor a one-two
tinish to the 200 breaststroke to
lift FSC from a precarious 48-40
advantage   Into  an  nncatchable
Broncos Spoil 'Dogs
Bid For Clean Sweep
200 Individual medley, and Dave
Anderson, one-meter diving.
Anderson enjoyed the easiest
time of all the 'Dogs, capturing
the diving by a whopping 201.85
points to 100.85 tor runnerup
Dennis Wilson.
The splashers wUl dive back
into action Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock to the campus pool
9 State.
Gallego Takes Mat Title
Al San Diego Tournament
Mike Gallego powered Us way NCAA tltlist at 1TJ pounds, 10-0.
through a field of M grapplers Dennis    DeLlddo   picked   up
last Friday and Saturday to win fourth place In the 156 pound
the 171.6 pound championship of division after winning his first
the  San   Diego Naval Training five matches.
Center Invitational Wrestling The tournament served as a
Tournament. final war roup before the Bulldogs
The Bulldog star whipped eight take on the Cal Poly of San Luis
opponents, two by pins, including Obispo Mustangs Friday to the
a pair of former national Cham- Men's Gymnasium with the Call-
-. —  „  #„,,. rnii«^.t« Athletic asso-
plons.  Gallego shut out Bruce fornla Collegiate Athletic Asso-
Glenn, ex-Greco-Roman and Pa- elation title at stake.
cine Coast champ from the Unl- Neither squad has lost aCCAA
varsity    of   Oregon,   B-0   and outing and the winner will vlr-
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The Broncos of Cal Poly (Po¬
mona) kicked up their hoofs last
Saturday night at the Selland
Arena to buck off the Battlto'
Bulldogs and deal them a 53-56
defeat.
The loss stopped the Fresno
State quintet from making a clean
sweep of all tour semester break
games. Previously, they had
bumped off Cal Poly (San Luis
Obispo) In a California Collegiate
Athletic Association meeting,
Chlco State and Cal State Fuller-
Cal Poly whipped to two quick
buckets to the waning seconds of
the first half to lift them Into a
31-29 lead  midway break lead.
Second half play saw the
Broncos on top all the way except
for a few seconds when Jim Wal¬
dron put FSC ahead, 51-60, with
5:58 to go. However, David Jones
took charge for CP and netted
five quick tallies to put them In
front to stay.
Fresno failed to snatch the win
when Waldron missed a shot with
nine seconds remaining and the
Broncos leading, 57-56. Nick
Barkett frosted the Pomona vic¬
tory cake by sinking a lay-up at
Marlln Elrod and Waldron
meshed 10 talUes apiece while
Jones led CP and all scorers with
Friday night, the Bulldogs had
no trouble at all with the Cal
State Fullerton Titans, drubbing
them, 108-65.
The first twenty minutes were
nothing short of disastrous for
the visitors as Fresno completely
dominated the flow of play, build¬
ing up leads of 19-2, 36-9 and
47-11, before the Titans began to
vaguely   resemble a basketball
Fullerton fought back gamelyln
the second half after trailing,
55-24, at the break, but they were
too outclassed to make much of a
dent to the 'Dogs play.
Six Fresnans hit to double fig¬
ures with Jack Kennedy's 22
points topping the list.
Earlier to the break Fresno
dumped Cal Poly (SLO), 79-63,
and Chlco State, 75-58.
Three Foes
Fall To 'Pups
During Break
The Fresno State College Bull-
pup freshman basketball team
dribbled Its way to wins thirteen,
fourteen and fifteen during the
semester break with victories
over the Csl Poly (San Luis Obis¬
po) and Cal State Fullerton frosh
fives and Stanislaus State Col¬
lege.
Last Saturday night, the 'Pups
narrowly escaped with their
scalps against the Stanislaus
State CoUege Warriors. FSC tri¬
umphed, 90-87, but were pressed
harder than they have been tor a
long time.
Fi»u*y evening, FSC again had
a rough time, at least for the first
hslf, against the Cal State Fuller-
ton Titanbabes.
The Fullerton five held the ad¬
vantage until the last four minutes
of the opening half when Rob Ste¬
phens and Davis hit six points
each to give FSC a 40-34 edge.
Stephens continued to haveahot
shooting hand the remaining half
and swished 15 markers to pace
his teammates to a runaway 100-
65 win.
Stephens finished the night with
23 points followed by Davis, 19,
and Larry Henrlcksen, 18.
'Dog Swimmers
Outclass Diablos
By 79-25 Count
Fresno State College's swim¬
ming team made Its first home
appearance of the season a suc¬
cessful one Saturday afternoon by
whipping the Los Angeles State
splashers, 79-25.
The Bulldogs completely dom¬
inated the meet winning eight of
the Individual events and sweep-
tog the 400 freestyle and 400
medley relays, to addition to the
10 first place finishes, FSC
swimmers captured eight run¬
nerup spots and three thirds.
Jim Shoemaker, 500 and 1,000
freestyle, and Dava Bradford, 50
and 100 freestyle, paced the'Dogs
with two first places each. Join¬
ing the pair to the winners' circle
were Brad Foster, 200 individual
medley; Greg Glbeson, 200 but¬
terfly; Terry Harper, 200 breast-
stroke; and Dale Hopper, 200
backstroke.
The triumph boosts the Bull¬
dogs' California Collegiate Ath¬
letic Association record to 3-1
with the lone setback betoganar-
row loss to loop-leading San
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