1968_12 The Daily Collegian December 1968

              THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
1968 Fresno State football statistics
TEAM
Total Firs
Downs
First Down
s Rushing
First Down
First Dowr
s Penalty
Times Car
Yards Gain
ed Rushing
passes Completed
Passes Had Intercepted
Net Yards Gained Passing
Net Yards Total Offense
PASSING
Ron Hudson
PA   PC
_H_
■CT
YG    TD
1047   10
Don Zimmerman
55   26
473
287     2
Fred Parker
4     3
0
750
34     2
RUSHING
Mike Flores, fb
TCB
131
113
n
YL
11
NYG AV
724       5
Fred Parker, hb
120
575
552       4
Don Zimmerman, qb
160
70
90       2
M^WhUe^se
19
1G
96
11
85       5
Larry Chlcolne. fh
13
•17
3
44       3
Steve Sommer, se
2
Ron Hudson, qb
35
72
23       0
JackErdman, p
1
15
0
15    15
PASS RECEIVING
TTi
YG
Mike White, M
John Sexton, fk
16
177
PUNT RETURNS
NO
YDS   AVGTD
Ervln Hunt, s
"l
290 .    8.5    2
13       6.5    0
Lloyd Madden, dhb
0      0.0    0
Gene Suglian, de
1
17    17.0    0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
YDS      TD
Tom McCall, lb
157          1
Jack Erdman, dhb
7
48           0
Ervln Hunt, s
6
46          0
Lloyd Madden, dhb
103           1
Ted Cowles, dhb
37          0
50          0
John Focke, mg
1
Gene Subllan, de
48           1
Sam Germany, dhb
John McLemore, lb
23          0
Dave Jones, lb
1
PatCalahan, lb
I
0          0
INDIVIDUAL SCORING
KICK
FG
TD
PAT:M   A  R
0   0   0
~5"o"~0     48
Mike Flores, fb             7
0    0   0
2   0   0     46
KenCaslda, k                0
28/32    0
0   3/14     37
Total Points Scored
SCORE BY UVAKi EKS
Dog gridders name
All-Opponenf team
The members of Ihe Fresno
State College football team named
their 1968 all opponent team after
tackle,   Uarry   Anderson,   San
tackle. Rex Pitts, Los Angeles;
center, Bill Pierson, San Diego:
guard,    Larry    Flndley,    San
Diego:
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LXXIV/56      FRESNO STATE COLLEGE, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA      THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1968
Chicanos demand
La Raza book section
Bylaw change called for
Board of Athletics reps
mands calling for
Dr. Henry Madder
juld be lmposslbli
ography (of La |
Madden replied the list
tated.
., college librarian, said an ethnic claasin
I to differentiate books by minority authoi
separate shelves,
ir sociology major, asked Madden about a
e Library 1;
jrdered, but
e Library.
QUEEN HOPEFULS 8^^.5SSSS5
ftes^entTes-s's"
Queen's Ball Saturday night. The queen and runner-
up were chosen Wednesday evening following the
3-lth Annual Queen's Tea but the Judges' selection
will not be announced until Ihe ball.
The six finalists  greeted  friends and relatives
their sponsors are
Nu;  Marci Scher.
Chi;  Patty  Flrpo,
Ebony Club;  Linda
and Marie Campoplo
id that a committee of
cooperation with the
Raza book section.
. Kappa  Kappa Gamma
Controversy grows over
Hayakawa's tough policies
By Donald B. Thackrey
;AN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Vlo-
ce diminished at turbulentSan
inclsco State College Wednes-
■ under Acting President S. I.
,-akawa's *get-tough" policy,
a growing controversy raged
ir the methods of the fiery llt-
Hasses at the 18,000-student
d police.
The   disruptions  centered
ound a general strike called by
Madden also said certain areas of the La Raza material m
proachable through the college catalogue.
Gregg Harding, first vice president, suggest
senators and Chicanos be formed to work b
Library to obtain and suggest books for the L:
In other senate business, an athletics bylaw change was Intro¬
duced by Jack Ettner, Varsity F chairman, calling for the senate to
appoint three senators and one student who has or will participate In
intercollegiate athletics to the Board of Athletics.
The bylaw change calls for one senator (from a total of four) to be
removed from the Board of Athletics and a student from Uie athletic
department be appointed in his place to guarantee full representation
uted the charge saying the athletics department did not
enough representation from the board.
> approved the bylaw change which now goes to the Board
for approval. If approved, the bylaw change will be de-
udent body general election at a later date.
i business, an election code change was Introduced de-
Ite-tn candidate elected If he receives a simple majority
They were
tlclpated   1
400 police.
cted to continue Tuesday's bloody violence, 1:
ludents.whopar-       volvlng club-swlnglng police a
series of bloody       dissidents armed with steel bar
t  dispersed  when
In my opinion, adding to the prob¬
lem with their presence on the
campus.*
Later, he told a news confer¬
ence, "if black leaders come on
anyone else who causes trouble. •
Hayakawa  read  sections of a
state law which requires that all
lawful   business  on   campus  be
The election c
e also 11
N of a
n-oft
rite-ln candidate
e passed the ele<
e mles will
n a student body general elec-
need not hand In an original expense
t hand In an expense account.
Ion code change.
)  Rally  Committee  to sent
r pieces of rally equipment,
lory bell, red and blue yell leading platform, bass
house to the Camellia Bowl.
-w senate appointments, Frank Waterhouse was na;
if Publications by Bronzan.
e yell
XX P
officials, Including
Republican Gov. Ronald Reagan
and Democratic Mayor Joseph
Alloto — drewbllter attacks from
Negro civic leaders and some
s groups. Hayakav
Arizona bank vice chairman
to advise business students
stormy off-c
Negro leaders, turned d.
win ■
■n their
.   Smith   resigned   1
Alexander speaks at dedication
dent elect of the Association of
College Unions and current di¬
rector of the Guy S. Mllibery
Union located on the campus of
the University of California
Medical School If
> College  Union lounge
graduate oflndlana
holds an LLD Degi
Patrick is active <
il colleges and plays a lead¬
ing role on the Dean's Advisory
Committee of the Arizona State
University  College  ot B\
Active In civic affairs, he has
received recognition for his lead¬
ership In community, charitable
University S
1932   to   1942.     i
several banking ai
siUons I
to  president,
his present position of vice chair-
Valley National
Bank of Arizona.
Patrick Is a past president of
Association;
of the Bank Ad-
former member of the advisory
the Comptroller of
the Currency.
Patrick serves i
Fttrgerald Kennedy Memorial
Library Committee and Is listed
in Who's Who In America.
of the
State School of Business
Advisory Council and Dr. McKee
Flak, theExecuUve-ln-Re«l<l«oe«
JAMES E. PATRICK
Spring Semester, 1968.