1967_04 The Daily Collegian April 1967

              ♦—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN  Friday. April 28. INT
FSC Bulldogs Face Last Of Threats
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Three down and on* to go I*
the situation facing Fresno
State's baseball men this week¬
end when they lnvada Los Angeles
for a three-game CCAA meeting
with the LA State Diabloa.
When conference acUon began
four weeks ago, tour teams were
rated as prime favorites to de¬
throne the BuUdogs - Cal Poly
at Pomona, Long Beach State, San
Diego State and Los Angeles
State. To date the Fresnans have
taken three from the Pomona and
Long Beach nines and split two
games with San Diego State leav¬
ing only the LA DUblos oo the
list.
Fresno ls rolling along with a
game lead over San Diego in the
league standings with a 7-1 rec¬
ord compared to the Aztecs 5-1
mark. This week'a opponents, the
Diabloa, sport a 1-2 slate having
dropped two games to Valley State
The BuUdogs will play under
the lights tonight, the first time
since the FSC Easter Tourna¬
ment, at 7:30 and then wind up
tomorrow   with   a   12:30 p.m.
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CCAA STANDINGS
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Fresno 7 1
San Diego State 5 1
VaUey 4 5
Long Beach 2 4
Cal Poly (Pomona) .... 2 5
LA State 1 2
Cal Poly (SLO) 0 3
wUl counter with their normal
doubleheader pair of Vlnce Ru¬
cobo and Tom Sharpe tomorrow.
Despite their low position In
the standings, the Freeway City
crew boast a 22-8 record (FSC
Is 22-7) Including a 6-1 win over
third-ranked UCLA on Tuesday.
with U Rich Shlbley. A 5-9, 165-
pounder, Shlbley ls leading the
nation In stolen bases. The fleet
second baseman has swiped 25
sacks and has his sights set on
the collegiate record of 45 set
by San Francisco State's Jim
Barnett last year. Not only does
Shlbley possess speed, but also
batting power, batting at close to
.400.
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Takeda Joins Gallego As
National Mat Champion
Friday. April 28. 1M
Spikers Flex Muscles
In Mt. SAC Relays
1962, has been   practicing Judo
sine* ho was It years old.
He said he first started working
The Fresno champion now trie*
to practice around tour times a
weak,   working   with   different
Dutch Warmerdam wlU take bis
BuUdog track and field squad to
Walnut this weekend tor the ML
San Antonio CoUege Relays. Th*
meet ls a three day affair running
Friday through Sunday.
The Bulldog* wUl have entries
In the 440, 880, mile and two mUe
relays. The FSC frosh will enter
a mUe relay team.
Individual FSC entries wUl be
spearheaded by the Bulldogs top
flight hurdlers Jack HamUton In
the Intermediates and Al Wil¬
liams in the highs.
Sigma Chi
Keeps Top
Softy Position
Phi both recorded 3
isWed-
and second in the fraternity soft-
ball league's Division I.
Delta UpsUon and Kappa Sigma
chalked up victories In Division
II to stay deadlocked for the sec¬
tion lead.
Theta Chl fell vlcUm to the
Sigma Chl nine tor the second
, 3-0. SC picked
d and then
i In the fifth to
sew up the game.
Sigma Alpha EpsUon was also
a second Ume loser, failing to
a Sigma Phi, 3-0. DSP taUled
i the third and twice in
the fourth while limiting the
SAE's to only four base
UpsUon scored
to whip
Gamma  Rho, 5-3. Kappa Sigma
remained  in the running with a
9-4  triumph over Lambda Chl
Alpha. The victors  knocked  In
six men In the fifth lo break a 3-3
standoff and
to defeat.
Sigma Chl n moved into a Ue
a Gamma Rho for sec-
e by bombing Sigma Nu,
a the plate and scored 10 times
I    the   first
Other Individuals Include Tim
Buchanan in the pole vault, Dick
Newton and MUe Hard In tho long
and triple Jumps. Gary Finch
and John Robinson wlU run th*
120 high hurdles with WUllama.
Finch and WUllama wlU team with
HamUton  in  the  Intermediates.
FSC wUl enter a trio ot long
distance runners in the meet.
Freshman Rick Rubin, frosh mUe
record holder, will compete in the
5,000 meter run and Dave Corda
and Joe Dunbar wUl go In the
10,000.
In the weight events, Rick
Leach wUl compete In the Javelin,
Ron Helman and Scott Glaspey
wUl put th* shot and Glaspey and
Charles Gardner wUl toss th*
discus. Larry Alexander will high
Jump for the BuUdogs.
For outstanding performances
in tho Occidental College meet
on Apr. 22, WUUam* and Hurd
were (elected track and field man
of the week. WUUam* recorded
his personal best of 14.1 In the
120 yard high hurdles and Hurd
came through with his best long
Jump of 22-8.
tor
ly won tbe 165-pound division of
the National CoUegiate Judo
Championships held at San Jose
State CoUego.
Although Judo la not a recog¬
nized sport at FSC, aa U wrest¬
ling, tt Is growing In popularity
and may possibly bo organized as
an official sport In the future.
With tho formation of the FSC
Judo  Club  last  year and now
to, but after a couple of years
he began winning and getting more
interested In the (port,
Th* Judolst attributes moat of
his success to bis Instructors
at the Fowler club. Professor
Yamauchl, an 8th degreo black
bolt ls one of th* best In th*
world. He studied under Kano, the
founder of th* art.
F. Kawano, a fifth degree black
belt, and H. Imamura, fifth do-
appoars Judo 1* on It* way up at
K, W. I
FSC club, also placed In the na¬
tionals, enabling Freano to place
third overall with 10 points, just
one point behind second place
San Francisco State.
San Jose, which baa a Judo pro¬
gram, completely dominated the
meat tor the sixth straight year.
Judo 1* part of th* curriculum
at San Jose, the team b
he la not ready lor hla third de¬
gree yet.
The highest degree ls tenth, but
there ar* no tenth degrees aUve
today.
About the FSC program, Ta¬
keda says tt ha* posslbUltles be¬
cause Interest has been shown,
but someone with a coUege degree
offered, bringing some top Judo-
Ists over from Japan.
Takeda, a member of the Fow¬
ler Judo Club and honorary mem¬
ber of the FSC club, U a second
degree black belt, as U Kim.
Takeda, who ha* lived in the
Fresno area most of his lit* and
graduated from Fowler High In
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