1968_03 The Daily Collegian March 1968

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4     THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Monday. March 4.   196,?
Mustakari Hits 16-9,
Two Records Broken
FSC Denied Playoff Bid
After Cal Poly Victory
By TIM SIMMERS From   the   start  of the   Poly          Davis   finished   a  fine  CC
Sport. Editor contest lt appeared the Bulldogs      sophomore season with 26 pol
Despite a convincing 85-77 vie- could  taste   the   speculated   re-      against Polyk
tory over Cal Poly San Luis Obis- glonal playoff bid.
po ln their final CCAA game of FSC Jumped off to a
the year, Fresno State College's after nine minutes of pi
Bulldogs were denied a bid to tho Lucius   Davis'   12  po
NCAA   collego division regional Bulldogs   then   rolentc
basketball playoffs ln San Dlego Mustangs   tied   it   at 2
■n  though  Poly c
s AU-      14.8. For
rd best vaulter In Hunt p],ce{j second toex-BulI-
sorno 400 persons      champ chlrles c raJg ^ the triple
Southern Colorado
given tho spot the Fi
hoping to get in th
playoff. San Dlego SI
;ollegow:
Tho Bulldog victory gave FSC
ey needed
t soph Rob
y Maloney
careers ln fine fs
Russell  picked  o
got 10 markers an
bar of grabs.
a with a 4:23.5 mile
Pepperdine Victim
Batmen Sweep Three
MAG WHEELS
BALANCED
49ers Beat 'Dogs 73-40,
Cinch CCAA Swim Title
'eekend 'n Los Angeles.
Friday   the  Bulldogs defea
ho Waves 9-1, and followed
feating Fresno State 73-40.
Collegiate   Athletic   Association
the 49ers. Fresno finished 5-2 ln
league and 10-7 ln overall dual
meet competition.
Long  Beach   Jumped  out to a
o Bulldogs was Dave
six hits in seven inning:
for his first victory of tho |
Righthander Tom Sharpe
six shaky frames ln the opi
contest Saturday, but hung o
the win. Greg Dvorak, al
righthander, allowed,
while striking out fi
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.THE DAILY-
COLLEGIAN
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
Summerskill Tragedy
SCTA Calls For Non-interference Policy
have labeled the loss otSan Fran¬
cisco State College president
John   Summerskill  'a profound
Jerry   Bacon,   state president
of the SCTA, and Nancy Schroe-
Mezey To Speak
To Republicans
action by the legist;
reasonable |
person, a competent adminlstra-
by the enemies of higher educa-
wll!   probably  destroy the state
"tho administration's budgetpr
posals will drastically redu
the quality of education ln Ca
Students, Faculty
For Mezey Start
Quiet Protests
Coll.,l.n  H«in   Editor
School of Arts and Sciences and
A   variety  of activities spon-
ored by the Ad Hoc Committee
Dr  Academic Freedom to pro-
Asked if ho thought his contro-
ezey got off to  a quiet start
of marijuana had an overriding
effect on Ness' decision, Mezey
The planned boycott of English
replied, "It seems to have been.
But I'm sure that's not all of it.'
uccess. Reports were confllct-
He  said  he   was  gratified   at
g but lt appears as though the
the student response. 'The boy¬
cott is going very well. I seem
to be the only English professor
Two rallies were held, one in
who's holding classes.'
ont of    the    Library   and   the
econd ln the amphitheatre where
natlng his contract. 'There are
no charges, no reasons.'
Some 400 students, faculty and
policy    statement    that   proba¬
her onlookers took ln the first
tionary     Instructors    such   as
Ness'   decision.   'But,  he
you'
*e got  to  give  reaso
S   00
d,   'I   don't   have  a  lot  of
all.
1 in legal channels.'
z*
to the disadvantage
f the
resno State College and will
my spoke brief!)   at
•vurythlng possible to retain
5on rally in the amphlth
position.   M  have   trust   ln
aid although his Job 1
English   department,  ln the
ents and ln Dean (Dale) Burt-
(Co
ntinued on Page 0, Col
3)
AFT Supports
Mezey's Stand
Dr. Edward R. Gammo
dent of  the FSC chapter
e said the teacher's union I
concerned with Ness' over
lng of the English departmet
The AFT letter also said the
Student Arraigned
On Evasion Charge
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - David
ldn't have the same rights
300 To Attend
MUN Regional
Meet At FSC
r of the regional confer-