1967_09 The Daily Collegian September 1967

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E DAILY COLLEGIAN
Monday. September 11. 1967
Are The Bulldogs Ready?
B> —ss^t       Face SCU In Opener Saturday    11,,le"d of me *"*d
When the Santa Clara Univer¬
sity Broncos Invade RatcllffeSta-
dlum Saturday night,  they will
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coich Darryl Rogers figures it.
"We are striving for balance,
•"•"I offensively and defensively,*
I the second-year mentor.
"We want an equally strong run¬
ning and passing attack and our
defense has to be good."
Rogers, In his typical cautious
manner, said the SCU squad *ls
a fine team and has a fine quar-
"We wUl worry about this one
before we think about any other
upcoming game. We'll take them
all one at a Ume.*
Since pracUce began Sept. 1,
Rogers and his staff have been
trying to eliminate any weak
spots. And so far, things are
falling Into place, wlto only an
excepUon or two.
Offensively, toe Bulldog'
hopes wUl be riding on toe rifle
arm of quarterback Danny Robin¬
son and toe break away running of
newcomer Lloyd Madden.
Although Robinson Is consid¬
ered by many as one of toe best
coUeglate passers on toe West
Coast, Fresno's aerial attack
may be hampered by toe lack of
Denny Moulton, a top per¬
former at flanker late In the sea¬
son last year, la out Indefinitely
wlto a pulled muscle and another
key receiver, Ray Seay, a Ven¬
tura JC transfer, may be physi¬
cally unfit to play football. Rogers
said Seay win be checked lo de¬
termine his condition.
Wlto Moulton and Seay out tem¬
porarily, flankers Fred Vlckers
from San Joaquin Delta and Den¬
ny Beason from Bakersfleld will
looking
ut size 1:
COACH DARRYL ROGERS
have to come through along wlto
• ends Dave Harris, Modesto, and
Gary Finch, Modesto.
Madden, who has received
raves since his arrival at Ff
last spring from Contra Costa,
s for toe Bull-
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defensive back Buddy
signed  a baseball
.    the San Francisco
Giants last spring.
injuries, Rogers said
quite a few, but
enslvely, Los Angeles City
College transfer Klrby Garrett,
nd linebacker, who
•Klrby stUI Isn't sure of what
he ls doing, but he does some¬
thing and gets there In a hurry,*
praised line coach Bob Burgess.
The defensive secondary was
another worry for Rogers, but
Mike Freeman, a star on last
year's Bulldog eleven, and FCC
Ervln   Hunt may solve
MANY mil ATE ... NO ONE DUPLICATES
some of Roger
middle guard via FCC, will an¬
chor FSC's front wall, others who
will be seeing a lot of action to
toe defensive line are ends Ron
Remington, Diablo Valley, and
letterman Ron Lelmbach, and
hefty tackles Dennis Earl, 227
pound letterman and Tony Welch
(Continued on Page 7, Co). 1) '
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|FSC Faces SC Broncos
(Continued from Page 6) squad, have been tapped as i
a 233 pound  Reedley  transfer, 'defensive duo by Burgess.
Linebackers    Tom     McCall, GameUme Saturday ls 8
I  Merced,  and  Frank  Kerby,  a Admission ls free wlto stu
lout   on   last   year's  FSC body cards.
Fencing Fans, En Garde!
__ ._ Uie passing de¬
partment, but had praise for both
Robinson and former Fresno City
College signal caller Ron Hudson.
In the offensive line, Rogers ls
a UtUe concerned about toe size
of his guards. He has been going
with BUI Griffin (195) and Vero
Gambetta (210), a little light for
guards by today's collegiate stan-
"We have about average size to
both out defensive lines, I guess.
Some say we are big and others
say we are :
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HOME    GAMES
Sept. 16 University of Santa Clara
Sept. 23 University of Idaho
Sept. 30 Montana State University
Oct. 21 California State College at Los Angeles
Oct. 28 San Diego Stole
Nov. 18 San Jose State
Oct. 7 San Fernando Valley State
Oct. 14 Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo)
Nov. 4 Long Beach State
Nov. 11 • University of Pacific
Nov. 25 University of HawaU
Fencing instructor Dick Wag¬
ner said toe classes are open to
men and women whether begin¬
ners or experienced foUlsts.
The classes are scheduled for
the Romaln Playground Social
Hall located at First and Harvey
Avenues. The classes will begin
at 7 p.m. and run until 10 p.m.
every Friday.
Wagner said a small f
Further Information may be
obtained by contacting Wagner at
233-0605, 3870 E. Nevada Ave.,
Fresno 93702, after 6 p.m.
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'68 'CAMPUS' NOW
has n
d win
Jt offensive set-
quickness  and
Rogers pointed out offensive
tackles Ron Helman, a two-year
letterman, and John Stahl from
Fresno City College have been
Impressive In practice.
"We lost a fine football player
In Greg BUltogton, 6-1,240 pound
guard, who wUl undergo his third
knee operation In early Septem¬
ber and wUl be .lost for toe sea-
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