1977_04 The Daily Collegian April 1977

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10-THE COLLEGIAN
An exciting meet
MATT AMNAUOHTON LOOKS on as Mike HcMahon h
(Photo by Undo Brown J
at the new track
s mows the -vony o
mdortefimVhspalduTlngtho 1S00 meter
day, when the Bulldogs and the
Track debut
moment came in the 1600 meter
relay.
In the flrst two lags the
Bulldogs fell behind tbe Bears. It
was up to Csrley who turned In a
brilliant catch up performance.
When  Carley  turned the Stick
-new uan man recorc*. over to Campbell, he had made
When   tbe   final   scare  was     up more than 10 yards to give the
tallied the Bears hsd woo K-n.      Bulldogs the lead snd the win.
even though the Bulldogt set six        In the 400 meters,  Steve
new school record*. Wins in three      C*mpbeil breexed Into the finish
crucial  eventt  clinched  tha     with a time of 44.79. laat time
victory for Berkeley. was both a meet record aad a
In the 440 relay the Bears won
by less than six Inches. The final
leg of that race, run by CSUF's
Steve Campbell and Berkeley's
Keith Taylor, wss s photo finish
thst the Judges finally awarded
to the Bears. Both teams were      (21.6) and George Agulrre in the
timed   at   40.44,   an   NCAA     3,000     meter     stepplechsse
(8:08.0).
In the field events, Mstt Mc-
Naughton set a personal best of
M-Vi In the shot put. Scott Endler
threw tbe discus 174-3 for a new
freshman record. But, Endler's
by Csl's Scott Overon wbo bettered tbe meet record by IS feet,
with a 188-1 effort.
Despite temperatures In the
90s, the Bulldogs drew the.
largest crowd at a dual meet to
recent years. It was hard to tell If
the new track or the athletes
were the attraction, but both
received their fair share of (he
attention.
Another key event was the 1500
meters. Bulldog Bob Dels led
until the final 100 yards 1
Brad Duffey. Deis' 3:48.7 w,
new school record.
In the SOO meters, Gary Mc-
Msnus improved the school
record to 1:50.2, but lest. Csl's
Andy Clifford nipped past Mc-
Menus with a 1:49.2.
Hurdler Mark Carley waa one
of the busiest athlete* of the dsy.
In the 110 hurdles, Carley came
in second with 14.0S. He slso ran
toe third leg in that biasing 440
relay. Bui, Carley's shining
■WHO' GOT THE BIGG'S* NOSE?" OHldolt
meter relay. UC Berkeley wan by six Inches. (Photo by Undo grown.
osJr while checking the photo finish of the 400
IM program growing
major part of the budget, according to Conrad. He ssys there
is a demand lo keep the facilities
Andrew leads team to title
Tliis   year   the   recreation
1   not   nearly   as   effective
Sparked by tbe defense and
scoring of Kevin Andrew,
SSASC's went on to defeat Peon
U Wednesday night In the men's
championship intramursl
basketball game, 8743.
Andrew finished tbe night with
a game-high 41 points snd his
second half defense against Peon
U center Calvin Young changed
(he complexion of (be game.
In tbe first half, Young scored
14 points and was a tan
But Andrew and Young were
not the only stars of this game.
Peon U's Raul Ramires and
Gary Nelson slso played well as
Nelson hit for 31 points and
Ramires kept his team going in
led by Tim'Bot, who finished with     tbe
by Mike Blaesser
The intramural and recreation
program at CSUF Is rapidly
eawtm&uig—and so is Its financial
problems, ssys Intramural
Sports Director Pete Conrad.
Conrad, who has beaded the
program for tbe past three years
said there are over 2,000 people keep tbe program operating,
involved in the Intramural "We get a lot of help from
program this year. Men'u physical education," Conrad
basketball drew 30 teams, while said, referring to the fact that the
the softball program has 85 p.E. department had paid close
teams. to »e,500 from lis work studies
Conrad is pleased with the way      money to assist the program.
Next year tbe rec program
may not be so fortunate. Conrad
said there is a very good
possibility there will be a major
cut to tba work ttudy funds.
Conrad and bis staff have
already started working on
alternative methods of raising
funds. One plan, still in rough
draft stags, would call for a
small fee to be paid by the user
a system Is being used at Long
Beach, Fullerton, and See
Bernadlno State Universities.
The facilities would still be free
would hsve to pay 85 a semester.
The cost to the general public
would be t-Bsse
'I feel It benefits more
students than any other group on
campus," be said.
He ia quick to admit, however,
Most of the big center's basket*
were crucial ones. For example,
after Andrew'ii t one of his many
outside Jumpers, Peon U called a
time out with 12:09 left trailing
by seven 35-18. They came back
and scored the next three
baskets, two of them by Young.
When Young was out of the
gsme, which was not often. Peon
Involved In the Intramural free
evnetual winner, hitting 93 of 100.
For tbe school year 1878-78, Ihe
program received $3,150 from tbe
Associated Student's budget.
This year, the amount was
reduced to W.SSi. Conrad said if
. Ihe program is to continue
operating as It does now, that
money would  last about  two
a up a
senior   citizens   would   not   bo
charged.
Conrad Is also  thinking  of
„,     charging! quarter to use tbe new
If the budget request Is approved, Conrsd said the program        Conrad b
should run smoothly. be talks of the po
His optimism fades when be    expending   the	
considers the possibility of not    recreation program. He knows
getting tbe money, "If we don't    it's going to take money, but he's
get   the   money   from   "
ttudents-I don't know."
optimistic, "We're going to get it,
Baseball team takes series, builds league lead
SSASC's came from one down
to build a three point lead, 35-33,
when Young went to tbe bench
with Just under seven minutes
left in tbe first half.
The tecond half was Andrew's
turn. After scoring 17 points tbe
first half. be lit the tccreboard
for 23 more to the tecond on a
variety of outside Jump shots snd
driving lay ins.
He also played defense. Trying
to stop Young, SSASCs put
Anc sw on the big man. Young
-till hit for 10 second hslf points
league record of 18-8. The Gaels That brought up Lance Garner, scored five runs to tbe first Ave
sre m gsmes back at 17-9, Just who  ripped  one  past   Gael's Innings.
percentage points behind second starting pitcher Tom Candiotti, Trailing 8-4 entering the
The'must win or else'sltusUon place San Jose, who swept s driving In Bonnett from second, eighth, the 'Dogs rallied for three
for the Bulldog baseball team three gsme series from 3-38 Pitching wss soother highlight runs to doss to within 8-7. But
proved to be a motivator, aa the cellar dweller University of Saa of the game. Dave Rohm (7-3), peer lisiiiiaassn with the bases
'Dogs took two of three games Francisco. had the Gaels stifled on only one loaded ranted Fresno to hit Into a
from Northern California Sal Cervsntes wss tbe bero of hi( through the first six Innings of rally-siiJtog doublcplay.
Baseball Association foe St. the Friday night encounter with tha game.. Devallan Harper got the vac-
Mary'1 last weekend, the Gaels, aa he ripped a two-ran Tbe TJogs got their first run to tory for the Gee_, wife 'Dogs
Throughout (he series, tbe homer hi Ihe bottom of the tbe third toning, when Cervantes starting pitcher Brad Kefloy (3-
Dogs faced the prospect of seventh to get the 'Dogs even st -cored from second on an Infield 3) suffering tbe loss. '
fslling out of first place for the S-3. tingle by Isormect. Gael's second TJogs reliever Steve Aboey
flrsl time this year to NCBA Earlier to tbe toning, the taseman Raid &>tthardt kept it sprained an ankle whila ptttss-f
competition. They won the Goal's Gregg Fisher ripped a in the infield, but dropped tbe to rebef, and bad to ba rwaxwed.
Friday night opener on s come twc-run homer thst broke a 1-1 ball as he tried to get Bonnett for Sal Cervantos sbo rapped bis
from behind victory «, bat deadlock. tha putout. tecond homer in two days, tail
dropped Saturday's twlnblll Tbe 'Dogs won It to tbe eighth Tbe Ssturdsy twtobfil wss Just one coming to the second taalag.
opener 8-7. Fresno raptured tbe toning, when with one out, Bruce as exciting ax the first encounter. The rdghtcap slso featured
J'-7fromthe     Bonnett laced a single to right, Tbe Gaels never trailed to the ski-spy fielding by tbe -Dogs.
and   sdvsnced   to   second   on firsl gsme, thanks to four Fresno        Ar»th*rhomerunby me Gael'
first gsme, thanks to four Fresno        Ar»th*rhomerun by tbe Gael's
The two of-three series victory    soother stogie to center by Ron     errors,  and  two  *-*"--r-»-lng     Gregg Ftobsr, this one coming in
gives the Bulldogs aa NCBA    Johnson. Ispsts, They rapped is hits and (eeattnsd on p. 13)