1966_10 The Daily Collegian October 1966

              6—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Friday. October 14. 1966
Tough San Jose Spartans, Cal Poly
will take on Bulldog harriers tomorrow
The undefeated Fresno State
cross country team wUl resume
Its long distance battles Satur¬
day, after having last weekend
off, when lt travels to San Luis
Obispo where lt will meet the
Mustangs and the Spartans from
San Jose State.
Coach Red Estes' runners o-
pened the season on a winning
note with a double duel meet
victory over Pomona and San
Luis Obispo on Oct. 1. Saturday
however could prove another
story, says Estes.
Estes feels that the Bulldogs
can take the Mustangs, even with
i of i
competed,
the exception of Jim Sullivan, a
fine runner, I don't know who Is
running for them this year. There
Is a possibility that Ralph Gamez
(state high school two-mile
.champion last spring) Is running
for them.
n of t!
, Barry DeGroot and Terry
ird. DeGroot and Record
led tho first meet of the
on against Fresno, but even
n first and second place in
neet, the Bulldogs still would
t  heard   a  thing
Cross country
schedule
Oct. 15-vs. Cal Poly-San Joseat
San Luis Obispo.
Oct. 22-Long Beach
Oct. 29-LA State
Nov.    5—at   UC   Santa  Barbara
19—CCAA championships at
Sov. 23-NCAA District 8 champ¬
ionships
Mov. 26-West Coast champion-
that In past years, San Jose's
Junior varsity team could defeat
practically any other college's
varsity   team   by  a pretty bad
Estes' words are very true.
In 1963, before Estes came to
FSC, the San Jose State junior
varsity cross country team de¬
feated the Fresno State varsity
team by a lopsided 20-43 score.
Rick Dahlgren of FSC won the
race; the next seven runners were
from SJS.
The Bulldogs will have to run
especially well Saturday since
co-captaln Marv DeCarlo wUl
not be able to make the trip due
to a Job obligation. The FSC
traveling squad will bo composed
of Dave Cords, Joe Dunbar, John
Weldlnger, Rick Rubin, Harry
Olson, John Manduraggo, Jerry
Smith and Dick Haynes.
The FSC Junior varsity will
compete In a meet Friday at
Lake Mlllorton against Allan
Hancock Junior College.
Poloists are ready
for alumni encounter
In the game of water polo skill
and physical fitness are very Im¬
portant factors If success is to be
achieved on the part of a team.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
the 1966 Fresno State CoUege
water polo team wUl meet the
alumni In the campus pool and
elements of both skill and physi¬
cal fitness will be displayed by
the teams. In fact, these elements
may decide the outcome of the
contest.
The alumni team has some of
the finest players ever to don an
FSC uniform according to Bull¬
dog coach Ara Halrabedlan. How¬
ever, although Halrabedlan does
GM
This is CamatUg
buckets and all.
the alumni In tho physical fitness
department.
In the first alumni game at
Fresno State last year the pre¬
vious BuUdogs, led by Tony
Atenclo and Hal Havener, put
down   the   'Dogs  of  1965,   9-4.
This year Atenclo, a formor
most valuable player and CCAA
honorable mention forward for
the 'Dogs In 1962 and Hevener,
MVP and captain as a forward for
State In 1964 wUl be back to team
up    with   Gary  Shaffer,   Halra-
and a top notch scorer and cap¬
tain for the 'Dogs in 1965.
As U Atenclo, Hevener and
Shaffer aren't enough for this
year's Bulldogs to contend with,
mer MVP (1963), Vlck French,
a  guard, In tho starting lineup.
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At the other guard positions
will be John Edwards, still at
FSC but without eligibility and a
former teammate of Atenclo,
Dave McClure, for whom Halr¬
abedlan has high respects.
Completing the starting lineup
In the goal for the 'old-Umers'
is  Ivor  Hoffman, a BuUdog In
As for the 1966 Bulldogs, Halr¬
abedlan reports that spirit Is good
and hopes his charges don't take
the alumni lightly.
This is a possibility after the.
tremendous performance the
BuUdogs put on last weekend
while boating the College of San
Mateo and San Fernando Valley
State to up their record to 4-3
this year, which totals one more
victory than FSC could manage In
all of 1965.
Pete Sturtevant will lead tho
Bulldogs Saturday as he has done
backed up by a couple of other
always tough Bulldogs, the team
captains, Don Kjeldson and Terry
FSC will host
coed volleyball
tournament today
Girls from 10 Junior colleges
In the area will participate In
an Invitational volleyball tourna¬
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Cal Poly Mustangs will test
Bulldogs in Homecoming game
wfl
There'll be more than Just the
thought of pleasing the fans with
a Homecoming win on the minds
of the BuUdog gridders tomorrow
evening when they engage Cal
Poly of San Luis Obispo at 8 p.m.
A win by the Fresnans would
boost their conference mark to
2-0 and place them in a Ue for
the league leadership with San
Diego State.
The Mustangs wUl be out to play
the role of •spoilers' as they
would like to ruin the FSC Home¬
coming plans, but especially be¬
cause   they haven't  topped the
239 yards having tost 11 on
rushing tries.
Rich TerreU and Steve Arnold
provide the Mustangs with a pair
of top backfleld men. TerreU has
151 yards to bis credit for a 3.6
average while Arnold has dashed
for   107   yards   at   a 3.2 dip.
In the pass reception category,
BUl BenUey wUl be the man to
watch. BenUey Is the squad's
number one receiver with 11
grabs for 150 yards. Against Cal
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holes for the backs.
joining Schwerm on the defen¬
sive line are Dale Crelghton, Pete
Lemon, Mike Forster, and Doug
Parks, all of whom played key
parts In the Cal Western win.
The defensive secondary is
bolstered by Chuck Merino who Is
generally given the task of cover¬
ing the opposition's top receiver.
Summed up Mustang bead coach
Sheldon Harden, "We "U be ready.
It's been a long, dry season since
1957.*
Western he gathered In seven for
79 yards to gain the honor of
•Offensive Player of the Week.*
On the line the Mustangs have
BUl Schwerm anchoring Ihe de¬
fensive unit. Schwerm, who Ups
the scales at 205 pounds, was last
week's CCAA 'Lineman of the
Week* and was also chosen the
CP    "Defensive    Player of the
On offense, Cal Poly boasts the
services of big Dave Edmundsoo,
an AU-CCAA and LltUe-AU-
Coast selection last faU. Oper¬
ating at center, Edmundson has
Leaders risk
unbeaten football
records Monday
Two undefeated teams wiU
place their perfect records on the
lino Monday when the meet with
tough opposition in the third week
of action in the Independent
League of the Intramural flag
football program.
The Physics risk their unblem¬
ished mark, against die Campus
Gardens I squad who are Ued for
second. Homan HaU, also with the
maximum of four points, wUl
tackle pointless Campus Gardens
U. Although wlnless, the Gardens
number two team have lost their
games by narrow margins.
The Choppers wUl meet the
AFROTC In the final Independent
loop tUt.
Women will
compete in
volleyball
•Number one, we're women,
and number two, we're athletes,*
said Gloria A. zufall, advisor for
the women's IntercoUeglate vol-
leyball team.
•Women's Intercollegiate
competition Is comparable to
varsity sports for men,* said
Miss Zufall In enthuslasUc sup¬
port of Fresno State CoUege's
program.
FSC's intercollegiate team is
composed ot a traveling squad of
14 girls on the A and B teams.
The southern state coUege
league teams competing against
FSC Include Cal State at Long
Beach; San Fernando Valley
State; U. C. at Santo Barbara; Cal
Poly at San Luis Obispo, and
Westmont     College,     Santa
Sports menu
Water polo vs Alumni, FSC pool, 2 p.m.
Cross Country vs Cal Poly and San Jose State, at
Football vs Cal Poly (SLO), at Ratcllffe, 8 p.m.
Monday
Intramural nag football at 4:10 p.m.
KEN LONG
BuUdogs since 1957 when they
turned the trick, 14-7.
Topping the list of men to watch
on the visitors roster Is quarter¬
back Jeff Carlovsky.
A 5-10, 178 pound Junior, Car¬
lovsky has been the power behind
the Cal Poly grid resurgence this
In the Mustangs first four
games, the Cal Poly slgnalcallor
has hit on 19 of his 49 aerial
attempts for an average of 38
per cent. The completions have
accounted for 250 yards and one
touchdown. Carlovsky Is also the
team  total  offense  leader  with
Aztec-San Jose
clash is top
non-league tilt
Only one CCAA conference
game wUl be on tap this weekend,
(Fresno State vs Cal Poly), but
those not engaged In loop play
havo   drawn   some   tough  foes.
Front-running San Diego Stale
will be at San Jose for a meeting
with the surprisingSpartans.The
Aztecs nipped Long Beach State,
21-18, in their last outing to boost
their league record to 2-0. The
San Jose squad turned In one of the
stunners of the week by toppling
California's Golden Boars, 24-0.
San Fernando Valley Slate wUl
host the Santa Clara Broncos who
have yet to drop a contest in four
games. While the Matadors were
losing 18-17 to the Bulldogs,
Santa Clara was running over
Occidental, 34-17
Cal Poly of Ppmona, who are
Ineligible for the CCAA crown,
places-Its 2-2 mark on the lino
when they host rugged Northern
Long Beach State wUl be at¬
tempting to get back on the win¬
ning track when they tangle with
the Invading UC Santa Barbara
Gauchos. The once-beaten 49ers
wUl be gunning for win number
three on their home turf.
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