1967_10 The Daily Collegian October 1967

              Thursday. October IS
Bulldogs, Diabios Meet Saturday
By KEN ROBISON
Coll.il.n Sport! Wrtl.r
It'U be 'Douse toe Dlablos"
night at Ratcllffe Stadium Sat¬
urday as toe Cal State Los An¬
geles football squad faces toe
Fresno State College BuUdogs
In FSC's 55th homecoming game.
bail team to toe country and
started buUdlng up a respectable
schedule to go along wlto Its
high standing.
This scheule has been toe
DevUs' doom this year, however.
All  four Diablo opponents  this
season have been ln toe top ten
at toe Ume they met LA, and
three, San Diego State, Weber
State and Parsons CoUege, are
still there.
The BuUdogs aren't convinced
Cal
s 0-4   i
Coach Darryl Rogers admits that
the Dlablos are 'the best defen¬
sive team we've faced to date.'
He explains that their lack of
scoring (only 20 points to four
games) Is no Indication of their
offense. They have toe potenUal,
and 'we're waiting for them to
explode anyUme."
Last week the DevUs lost to
CCAA frontrunner San Diego
State 28-0. Cal State is toe last
team to' beat toe Aztecs, pulling
off a 26-12 victory two years and
21 games ago.
The Diablo running game, led
by halfback Jim Holland and full¬
back Paul Cotton, will attempt to
end a three-game touchdown
drought. Cal State scored two
TD's ln Its first game, but has
been held to two field goals since
Holland, a 5-9, 185 pound
Junior, Is toe team's leading
rusher wlto 168 yards gained on
42 carries for a 4.0 average. He
also   plays defensive back  and
Cotton (6-0, 190), a Junior from
Berkeley, has gained 121 yards
on   28   carries,   averaging   4.7
Junior John Burke, 6-0, 180,
will quarterback toe Dlablos. His
top receivers this year have been
big (6-3, 190) ends Mike Ander¬
son and JeweUAlkens. Anderson,
from Bakersfleld, has caught six
passes, including LA's only scor¬
ing toss. Aiken,  who was last
year's second leading
c elver, has caught fc
for 69 yards.
Cal State also has toe CCAA's
leading punter, Harold Serkln,
who has kicked 30 ttmes tor
1217 yards  and a 40.5 averge.
Unbeaten Elevens
Claim Greek Wins
If Theta Chi and SAE can
survive next week's compeUtlon,
toe stage wUl be set for a drama¬
tic end to toe Intramural foot¬
ball season when tt
meet each other Noi
SAE had no trouble disposing
of Sigma Chi 26-12 whUe Theta
Chi scored I
Alpha Phi Alpha Wednesday.
Quarterback John Flno threw
two touchdown passes to Tony
Antonelll  i
Calad as SAE roUed to victory.
The scoring plays covered 110
yards. Dave MeUo threw two TD
"l Mike Harkness ln a
losing effort for Sigma Chi.
Steve Davis scored two touch¬
downs on passes from Dan Dlel
ta Chl's victory over Alpha
Phi Alpha. Mick Gromas caught
a Dlel pass and ran ln for toe
■ Theta Chi score. BurtReld
ran ln for toe lone Alpha Phi
Alpha tally.
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session at Ratclilfe stadium
. awaits a short pass to
, Porterhouse Steak.   The picture was taken by C
mere toe Bulldogs will Uckic Los Angeles State
leen Jan Slocum while head yell-leader Bob Braltman
icgian Hioto Editor Andy Anderson during a recent practice
the bit Homecoming game Saturday night.   The game begins
Football Game Tops Homecoming
By LARRY STEWART
\
Arsong the frills and thrills of a homecoming celebration
will bV>a football game that will either make or break the
Fresno State College Bulldogs.
The FSC eleven will put lis unbeaten California Col¬
legiate Athletic Association record on the line when they
tangle with toe Cal State Los Angeles Dlablos at 8 p.m.
ln Ratcllffe Stadium Saturday night.
The Bulldogs, 2-0 ln league and 2-3 overall, are toe
favorites, but, nevertheless, coach Darryl Rogers is
worried.
When asked If he thought his boys were up for the game,
Rogers replied, «I don't know, I really don't know. AU I
can say Is they better be.
•I kind of have a feeling they are not too keyed up yet,
but I hope we can get them up by gametime.*
A big, quick Aztec defensive line will poseproblems for
Fresno's offensive attack led by the passing of Danny
Robinson and toe running of Lloyd Madden.
The Dlablos' famed defensive secondary will try to stop
the Bulldogs' aerial attack while toe line will be out to
contain Fresno's running game.
Defense hasn't been a problem for coach J. R. WUllams'
Dlablos. Their big problem has been finding the end zone.
"We  are continually knocking on    the door, but never
get to," said Cal State's public Information director
Bob Hopper yesterday.
LA hasn't scored a touchdown to the past three
weeks. After punching over tor two ln their opener
against Arlington State, toe Dlablos have only managed
But despite LA's lack of offensive punch toeDlablos
't given anybody an easy game. Am
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such formidable foes as Arlington State, Parsons Col¬
lege, Weber State and San Diego State, of which all ex¬
cept Weber are ranked among the top ten small college
teams to toe nation. (Weber was rated to toe top ten
at toe Ume lt played LA.)
to death of Fresno State.
•I thought at toe first of toe year that Fresno was the
team to beat to our league,* said WlUlams. "I stUi feol It
Is a team to reckoned with.*
Rogers wUl go with toe same starting lineup as last
week except for two changes.
John Focke, a sophomore newlywed from PortervUle
College, wUl All ta for the Injured Tom McCaU at line¬
backer, whUe Klrby Garrett wUl return to hla offensive
guard post to place of Rich Laughlta, who Is still smarting
from the Cal Poly game.
Split end Denny Moulton, who caught seven passes last
week, and converted flanker Gary Finch give Fresno a
strong one-two punch to the pass receiving department.
When Finch or Moulton aren't open, Robinson can throw
to Madden or tight end Dave. Harris.
Starting ta the offensive Interior line will be John Statu,
235, and Ron Heiman, 228, tackles; Garrett, 201, and Len
McNlel, 23e, guards; and BUI Griffin, 182, center.
Fred Figueroa will once again go ai fullback, Joining
Robinson, Madden and Finch ta toe backfleld.
Defensively, Fresno will nave Ron Remington, 198,
and Ron Lelmbach, 200, at the ends; Dennis Earl, 227,
and Tony Welch, 233, tackles; Lyle Setenclcb, 233, middle
guard; Frank Kerby, 201, and Focke, 198, linebackers;
Mark Bogdanovlch, 167, and Mike Freeman, 1«S, corner-
backs; and Roger Young, 200, and Ervta Hunt, 177,
safeties.