1967_10 The Daily Collegian October 1967

              —THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Monday, October 23. 1967
FSC Beats LA, San Diego Next
'Dogs Come
From Behind
To Win 14-3
By DENNIS Mcc ALL
The Fresno State CoUege Bull¬
dogs tuned up for this week's ti¬
tanic with San Diego State by
sUpplng past Los Angeles State
14-3 Saturday night before more
than 10,000 Homecoming parti¬
sans at Ratcllffe Stadium.
The win was toe third straight
for FSC and evens toe BuUdogs'
overall mark at 3-3. More Im¬
portant is a perfect 3-0 Cali¬
fornia Collegiate Athletic As-
sociaUon log. All toe marbles-
conference crown and Junior
Rose Bowl bid-may very well
hinge on toe San Diego clash.
Against toe wtaless Dlablos,
toe Bulldogs sputtered through¬
out toe first half and left toe field
at Intermission trailing 3-0. Bui
toe 'Dogs struck wlto fury late to
the third stanza.
Quarterback Danny Robinson
hooked up wlto Gary Finch tor
first
hit Denny Moulton for another.
Fresno punched deep Into Diab¬
lo terrain three tl me s ln th
two quarters but each time
to find toe end zone.
The soutolanders hit toe i
board Just before Ume r
yard field goal. It marked toe
fourth tlme~ln five games toe
Dlablos had taken a 3-0 lead be¬
fore bowing.
A 54-yard scamper by junior
halfback Paul Cotton set toe stage
for the three-pointer. Jim Hol¬
land put toe Dlablos ln scoring
position again right after Inter¬
mission with a 56-yard run but
the Bulldog defenders held on
their own 32.
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BULLDOG BULL—Fresno Stale fullback Mike Flores attempts lo
break lose from toe grasp of LA's Henry Parks. 60. as end Dave Har¬
ris throws a key block.on John Dcschler. 63. during action Saturday
From here, toe Bul-dogs took
over and went 68 yards ln nine
plays for toe gam'e first touch- The Dla
down. Robinson connected with fourth per
Moulton on a 38-yard gainer to tlons by F
the LA 20 and four plays later Hunt put tl
tossed to Finch from nine yards
out. The 160-pound Junior flanker
made a crowd-pleasing shoe¬
string grab ln the end zone.
Hank Corda booted toe conver¬
sion and FSC was ahead to stay
with 3:44 remaining ln the third
The   clincher  came  Just two
night at Ratcllffe Stadium.  Fresno's Kirhy Garrett,  behind Hon
comes in lo help out. I resno won the homecoming affair 14-3.
Cords, Schanz Pace
FSC Past LA, 49ers
high
r. Flee
Freeman dashed 29 yards wlto a
punt to toe LA 47 and, coupled
wlto a 15-yard roughness penalty,
the Bulldogs had lt <5h the Invader
Robinson connected on 15 of 27
sstt tor 222 of toe Dulidogs'
15 total yards. Moulton hauled
five for 118 yards while Finch
timed four for 51 yards.
Diablo coach Jim Williams was
the FSC quarterback ln
ways thought he was toe best
quarterback ln toe league and I
still  think  so,"  the  sophomore
Williams' crew displayed a
rugged defense but a hapless and
' lifeless offense. Things will be
much different this weekend wlto
San Diego.
i meet against Cal State LosAi
Cords, co-captaln of the Bull
dogs, ran a 20:38 to break hi
second course record of the sea
son. Schanz finished with a Urn
0/21:11.
Fourth for the Bulldogs was
Merced College transfer John
Kajiwara, who "ran a very good
according to  coach Red
on records and performances this
This Saturday FSC will host
UC Santa Barbara at toe Bulldog's
new course at Woodward Park,
north of Fresno along toe Sun
Joaquin River.
Kajlwa
Poloists Beat LA 14-9
A strong bench proved toe dif¬
ference Saturday as the Fresno
State College water polo team
came from behind twice to upend
Cal State Los Angeles 14-9 be¬
fore a near capacity crowd to
toe campus pool.
The win evens toe Bulldog's
California CoUeglate Athletic
Association record at 2-2.
Trailing 3-1 at toe end of toe
first period, toe 'Dogs fought back
wlto six goals ln toe second
stanza to lead 7-4 at half. Senior
Jack Etaer came off toe bench to
Ignite toe Fresno attack with two
goals ln that period.
But toe Dlablos refused to roll
over and play dead. Dave Heck's
eighth goal, early ln toe fourth
quarter, gave the visitors toe lead
again at 9-8. Fresno then went
on a rampage to win lis second
consecutive league victory.
A happy coach, Ara Halrabe¬
dlan, attributed toe Bulldog vic¬
tory  to team depth and hustle.
"With each game I gain more
confidence to our subsUtutes,"
Halrabedlan commented.
Seven of toe 11 players used
by toe Fresno mentor figured ln
toe scoring.
The victory was even more
gratifying coming off a thunder¬
ous 35-1 loss to a best-ever San
Jose State  team  Friday ln San -
Other finishers for Fresno
were Harry Olson, ninth, 21:52,
and Joe Dunbar, tenth, 21:59.
Dunbar, defending California
Collegiate Athletic AssoclaUon
champ, ran ln his first meet of
the year after being out wlto a
leg Injury.
The triangular meet score was
Fresno State 26, Long Beach 33,
and Los Angeles 70. The Bull¬
dogs defeated Long Beach lrt Ui
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THE DALLY COLLEGLJN
FRESNO    STATE    COLLEGE
IF.SDAY, OCTOBER 24.  1967
26 FSCers Make Who's Who
In Colleges And Universities
Twenty-six Fresno State Col-
Rod    Bannister,    activities  and
W'ho's  Who  Among Students   to
tlvltles and government.
David  Bradford, athletics;
Mike   Case,   government;   John
The list, released today by the
Cederqulst, agriculture and
scholarship; Donna Flint, student
eludes 18 men and eight women
students. Of toe total number 16
and residence hall activities;
Steve   llelnrlchs,  activities  and
arc seniors, 10 are juniors.
government; Colleen Leman,
publications; Charles Oliver, ac¬
Those   receiving   toe  coveted
tivities.
honor and the area lri'whlch they
have excelled Include seniors Kay
Howard   Parker,  engineering;
Patricia   Prewltt, activities and
Anderson, student activities and
government; Davto Price, activ¬
scholarshop;   Carol   Bally,   ac-
ities; Paul Wakim, foreign stu-
More Student Rights?
Case Weighs Opinions
luntors on the Who;s Who list
lurie Mike Cochrane, govero-
nt and engineering; Dave
rds, athletics, Bill Enns, stu-
it government; Mike Freeman,
letlcs; Larry Gonsalves, ath-
ics; Mike Gallego, athletics;
■ Goodwin, government; Jerry
ird, athletics; Donna Lobdell,
lvltles; and Art Wahlborg.ac-
luallflcatlons for Who's Who
quire nominees to be of Junior
senior standing, have a mlnl-
in 2.25 grade point average
i  have made significant con-
Sovernment, scholarship.
Each of the six undergraduate
ichools and a mixture ofofflcers
student   freedom   to   learn," toe
Each college In the system is
tlons and to adapt them to their
Mike Case t'niflu: !.■;   1,
Case stated that action at Fres¬
no State College would not take
place until he has weighed stu-
Dlsclmpllnary, counseling or ac¬
tivities tiles should not be avail¬
able to any person off campus ex-
"Afflllatlon with an extra¬
mural organization should not
disqualify an organization from
recognition" from the college Is
Serving on tl
president
atlon, the preamble stall's,
le  document Is divided into f reea
sections of student rights; j) should  i
classroom, student records, ? cording
However, these organizations
should not represent themselves
as   expressing   official   college
The right to bring to speakers
from outside toe campus was
also supported. "The Institution¬
al control of campus faculties
should not.be used as a device
of-«ensorshlp."
Bally,
Dave Cords, men's athletic rep¬
resentative; Carole Sarklslan
Dally Collegian editor; Art Wahl-
berg, Intra-fraternlty Councl
president; and John Cederqulst
le    ATgrlcultun
e resolution.
"Stu-
has been released earlier this
year than ln previous years be¬
cause toe publication ofthehard-
should be protected from Impro¬
per academic evaluation and un¬
ethical conduct by toe faculty.
They should also be protected
from "Incompetent performance
of duties by toe Instructor."
To minimize the risk of Im¬
proper disclosure of sturient rec-
Baptist Convention
Is This Weekend
The Baptist Student Union Con¬
vention will he held Oct. 27 to 29
at    the   First  Southern   Baptist
t publlcatlot
press are a valuable aid ln es¬
tablishing and maintaining free
■ 11m ussjon oil the campus."
The right of students to enjoy
rights of other citizens was also
upheld. -As citizens, students en¬
joy toe same freedom of speech,
peaceful assembly and Ihe right
of petition other citizens enjoy,"
suit ln a vlolatl
by ti.e civil autho
stltutlonal autho
never be'used mc
is of st
Dinner Canceled
The International Dinner
scheduled for 7 p.m. has been
cancelled.
Ian Walke, program adviser
for the Foreign Students Af¬
fairs office states that the
guest speaker, Darius S. Jha-
York.
UN Security CouncU, r
Tuition Is Important Politically,
But Will Not Solve Ed Problems
Student Union ai
Arts, Sciences Meet
Academic Assembly of toe
School of Arts and Sciences
wi(l be tonight at 7:30 o'clock
in Social Science 103.
David Brodle, Arts and Sci¬
ences     Senator,    urges    all
letter to the Joint Committee on
Higher Education of toe Califor¬
nia Legislature at Its hearing ln
»ery likely to lnv
to thenumberwh'oseaccesswould
be enhanced by Increased aid at
current cost levels.*
Klrsch noted only approxl-
nately ono-tolrd of toe students
*tio leave the University of Cal-
pressures  are   significantly in-
The letter called "absurd" the
'notion that sources for financial
"Callfornlans spend a smaller
proportion of their per capita
Income on higher education than
do citizens of thirty other states,"
Klrsch emphasized.
Education not only benefits toe
Individual butlncreasestoeecon¬
omy of the state toe letter said.
•The beneficiaries of the rich
California economy should pay
ln some reasonable proportion to
toe benefits received," toe state-
Festival Of Arts Concert To Feature
Juan Serrano, Flamenco Guitarist
i   Fres
Theatre Monday.
Tickets for the 8:30 p.m. per¬
formance are priced at SI, $2
and S3. Students and faculty may
obtain tickets at half price with
stu ent body cards to the Student
President's Office.
No discounts are offered at the
convention center box office.
Serrano's concert, the first of
three events ln the Fall Festival
n  Center      the 8th c<
Originally theSpanlsh guitarist
played mainly to accompany
flamenco dancing. Today accom¬
plished      flamenco     guitarists
of   Arts
Fresno State College 1
The San Francisco Chronic)
halls Serrano for attaining Ui
"highest creative reaches of Ui
Spanish soul."
In Spain flameno music Is cor
Iturbl
y Amparo andCua
8:30 p.m. to toe FSC Little
Theatre. Tickets are free to
students and faculty wlto student
body cards in the Student Prcsl-
Nine Art Faculty Members
Enter Design X Competition
College faculty members, one
staff secretary and one graduate
student have been entered ln toe
California Design X exhibition.
Art department faculty mem¬
bers   entering   work   are Gene
Aljen Bertoldl, wall sculpture,
cast metal paper weights; Tomas
Mc Dougall, ceramic pots; Ed¬
ward Lund, wooden bowl, silver
weed pot; Joyce Aiken and Jean
Laury, wood applique panels;
Stanley Bitters,   bronze   door,
served on toe team
Other    Judges   t
Kester of UCLA a
show Is mounted.
mlc  gar.
1
Jean Laury, stlchery pant
Ronald Blanton, assistant pro¬
fessor of Industrial arts, entered
Jewelry, a brass garden lamp and
Vllma Lopen, FSC secretary,
entered decorative hand painted
play bocks. Industrial arts grad¬
uate student James Dupzyk
entered a carved wooden hanging
chair.
The exhibit will open at toe
Pasadena Art Museum ln March.
A three man Judging team met
at toe University of California
at Los Angeles last September
to make selections. Frank Laury,
Debaters Defeat
Stanford And Cal
Fresno State College debaters
defeated teams from Stanford
University and toe University of
California at Berkeley last week¬
end ln a Northern California
Forenslcs Association speech
tournament at FootoUl Junior
College.
Ron Cspps, Dave Hooper, Hal
Bolen  and  Bob Rltner made up
is In th
ment. They scored eight victories
to one' defeat.
Hooper and Bolan also received
certificate awards lnextempora-