1977_10 The Daily Collegian October 1977

              Take PCAA lead
Bulldogs surprise Spartans
By Darrell Maskal
Staff Reporter
Don't look now folks, but the
Battlln' Bulldogs are one game
away from clinching at least a
tie for their first Pacific Coast
Athletic Association title in the
Schools history.
Thanks to a 45-24 pounding
of San Jose State the Bulldogs
need only a victory over Cal
State'Fullerton (November 11 at
Fullerton) to send tbe CSUF football program skyrocketing Into
The skyrockets were readied
Saturday night when a school-
record 15,401 CSUF partisans
overflowed Ratcllffe Stadium to
witness one of the biggest victories in Bulldog history. The
loss knocked the Spartans out of
contention while Fresno Improved its league record to 2-0 and
a 5-2 overall mark.
But, a pleased Jim Sweeney
feels every game is Important.
"We better not go into any of our
games overconfident. These guys
have been embarassed twice tins
season and I think they're smart
enough to not let lt happen a-
^ Collegian
Jockettes, W.D.G., Thetas
win IM flag football titles *
The top-ranked Jockettes, defending women's Intramural football champions, nailed down the
Independent Wednesday League
title after cruising to a 37-0
walloping over the Bad News
Babes last week.
Two of the other four leagues
also saw its champions roll to
unbeaten marks as the season
grinds down to an end.
WJJ.G. won Its showdown against W-3, 2nd to win the Dorms
Monday League while Kappa Alpha Theta had a bye to finish
at 4-0 in the Sorority Thursday
The Jockettes finished league
play with a 5-0 record after
their victory. The Grave Snatch-
ers, tied for fourth in the rankings, finished second with a 4-1
record after nipping EOP 14-13.
EOP, which was also knotted
for fourth in the ratings, was
third with a 3-2 mark.
W.D.r.. and W-3, 2nd were
tied for the lead in the Independent Tuesday League. W.D.G.
powered to a 6-0 victory to claim
the title with a 4-0 record while
W-3, 2nd dropped to 2-1 for
second, "oth teams were tied
for third in last week's rankings.
Kappa Alpha Theta, rankedsec-
ond, finished two games ahead
of the pack in the Sorority Thursday League. Tied for second
with 2-2 records were Kappa
Kappa Gamma, Alpha XI Delta
and Delta Gamma. Alpha XI
Delta posted a 20-0 trouncing
over Phi Mu while Delta Gamma
crushed Kappa Kappa Gamma
50-3.
Tl leads the independent
"uesday League with a 3-0 record after a 12-0 victory over
the Penthouse Packers. The Out
to Lunch Runch Is 3-1 after
picking up a forfeit win over
The Way We Were.
Homan 12 leads tbe Independent
Thursday League with a 3-0 record. Birch's Britches, Bruisers
t Bombshells are second with a
3-2 mark while Hell's Cats are
gain.  We still can improve, I   a 17-6 m	
don't think we've played our best    Division II    champion V
yet." -     ' State.   FuBerton State, a"S
Fresno'^ nlgh-powered run-     member, blasted Cal Pol*
ning     was     again    the    key     Luis Obispo 45-18 and Santa Ck
factor as  the   Bulldogs rolled    State, the final Fresno foe i
up an astonishing420 yards rush-    '"
ing.   Combined with 201 aerial
yards, the Bulldogs amassed 621
yards  in total, 32 shy of the
school  record for  one  game.
Fullback Steve Franklin was
superb playing a little more than
a half as he bulled for 155 yards,
scored one touchdown and set
up another with a 72-yard
AU in all, the Bulldogs got
ring plays from five different
people  (Franklin,  Dean Jones,
Keith Blzzle, Rocky Perry, and
Vlnce Petrucci.)
On defense Fresno was almost
as impressive; yielding 271 total yards, but only 48 on tbe
ground. The bulk of the passing
yardage came later In the game
after the Bulldogs had every
thing under control.
"We pressured them by blitzing a lot. We brought eight
men 26 times and six men 33
times. Our offense allowed us
to play like this by getting a
big lead."
Petrucci connected on six of
six conversions, running his nation-leading string to 57 (tbe
string was jeopardized as Fresno
no was caught holding on an
attempt late ln tbe game, but"
Petrucci drilled his second from
35 yards.)
Homecoming week Saturday night
when they host Idaho State ln a
non-conference game.
In other PCAA actionSaturday,
j University of the Pacific rambled to a 22-7 victory over Long
beach State.    UOP is  1-1 and
Long Beach State drops to 1-2.
Idaho  State, tbe homecoming
opponent for tbe Bulldogs, scored
SENIOR QUARTERBACK Dew
Jones sets his sights downfield
as he picked up chunks of yard,
age against the Spartans list
Saturday.
Basketbal players
The Bulldogs win conclude 1977    wanted for sau«4
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Frank Carbajal, assistant Varsity basketball coach Is searchlnj
for Junior varsity players. JV
practice starts Nov. 1 and prospective players should check
with Carbajal for further infor.
mation as soon as possible. Car-
bajal's office is in the Men's Gym.
2-2.
The top two teams in each
league will advance to the playoffs, in case of ties for second,
playoff  games   will be held to
Poloists beat Broncos
After a disappointing on-the-
road, five-match losing streak,
the Bulldog water polo team found
tbe home pool a little more to
its liking in scoring a 13-12 non-
conference victory over Santa
Clara Saturday.
Rick Rozario's poloists will
travel to Stockton tomorrow for
a Pacific Coast Athletic Association match. Fresno hosts San
Jose State in another conference
match Friday.
' Junior Mario Plasencla and
sophomore Kent Jura scored
three goals each ln leading the
Fresno victory over Santa Clara,
Fresno took a 13-9 lead into
the final period and held off a
strong Bronco rally for the win.
Fresno is 6-7 overall.
The Bulldogs Jumped to a 5-2
lead in the first period and had
a 10-7 halftime lead.
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Soccer team gets
sixth straight win
Sergio Gutierrez' third goal of     from Scott Endler 10
t eame with only three mln-     Into the first half.    C
u, game with only
otes remaining in the contest
boosted the BuUdog soccer squad
to a 3-2 victory over a powerful
Fullerton State team Saturday.
Bob Bereskin's booters risk a
sli-match winning streak ln an
my match against Santa Bar-
tan tomorrow in1 a Northern
California Soccer Association
match. Fresno is 7-5 overall
and 3-0 ln league.
vanik Bognosian intercepted
the ball from a Titan, player
ind passed it to Gutlerres who
kicked tbe ball ln for the winning
goal.
Fresno ran up a 2-0 advantage before Fullerton, now7-3-2,
bounced back to knot up the contest at 2-2 in tbe second half.
Gutierrez scored on an assist
Gutierrez
later scored the first point of
the second half when be headbutted ln a goal on an assist
from Tony Gonsales one minute
into the half.
However, Fullerton, tied for
ninth place ln tbe Far West ratings
befor tbe weekend, scored 32
minutes later on a penalty shot.
Tbe Titans then Med the game up
six. minutes later when freshman
goalie Jeff Zamenskys effort to
stop a score failed.
out to stop
I, but slipped and the ball
glided off his chest and into the
net.
Zamensky had eight saves for
tne day.    Fresno bad 17 snots   $£%
on goal compared to Fullertolfs soccer ACTION fcominuet today In Santa Barbara where the Bulldog booter
18- Barbara
Top-ranked Peon U remains undefeated
Top-ranked Peon U poweredto
a 23-13 victory over BBB last
week to complete Independent
Monday League action unbeaten
in intramural men's football. ,
The defending champions breezed to a 4-0 league record. BBB
met the Leftovers yesterday ln
a makeup game. If BBB wins,
it advances to tbe playoffs with
a second-place record. BBB is
1-1-1. The Juicers were knocked
out of the running after absorbing a 27-25 loss to tbe Pumpers. The Juicers finish with a
l-2-l mark and the Pumpers
with a 2-2 record.
3-ranked ROTC had an
easy rime ln capturing the Independent Thursday League. The
Cone beads and Clockwork Spud
tied for the Independent Wednes-
. day League while Baker II won
tbe Dormitory Wednesday League. Tbe Village Idiots, Bull and
HMFIC deadlocked for the Independent-Dormitory- Fraternity
Friday League.
ROTC chalked up a 26-13 win
over the Bruins last week to
finish league with a, 5-0 record.
Tbe Mad Dogs 6 and Bunbeads
•meet this week to determine
which team will go to the play-
teams finished with
3-1-1 marks.
. Mad Dogs 6 stopped tbe IV
Leaguers 12-8 last week while
the Bunbeads beat the Nads 24-2.
Both teams ended ln a 6-6 draw
ln their game against eachotber.
Their only loss was to ROTC.
Eighth-ranked Clockwork Spud,
and ninth-ranked Coneheads finished in a tie for the Independent Wednesday League. The
Coneheads came up with a 22-6
triumph over Westside MAD
while Clockwork Spud smeared
EOP 40-0. Westside MAD followed  tbe  leaders with a 3-2
Usin' the old broom for fun
Seventh-ranked Baker II trampled Fresno University Cold Keggers I 43-0, to win the Dormitory Wednesday League with a
5-0 record. The Reamsters Union was second with a 4-1 log
after a 7-0 victory against Homan Heroes. Tbe Homan Out-
landers were third with a 3-2
Tbe unranked Village Idiots
pulled off a 32-20 upset over
sixth-ranked HMFIC ln the In-
de pendent-Dormitory-Fraternity
Friday League. Tbe Idiots, HMFIC and Bull finished in a three-
way He for first with 3-i re-
No. 1, ranked tenth, continues
to lead the Dormitory Thursday
League with a 4-0 record after
last week's 26-6 win over Fresno University Cold Keggars IL
Black Thunder Sheep moved into
a tie for second with a 7-6
victory over Graves- M Bombers.
Sheep and Bombers are a 3-2
while the Keggars are 2-2.
Bull picked up a 35-12 win
over Sigina Alpha Epsilon B team
There is no system set dp right
now to evolve the three-way tie.
In the Friday Fraternity League, Lambda Chi remains the
only unbeaten team in league
with a 6-0 record after dispo
sing of Sigma Chi 34-9 last
week. Sigma Alpha Epsilon moved
into sole posslssion ot second
place with a 20-0 victory over
Sigma Nu, last year's second-
place team In the finals.
Burns earns
tennis title
Brian Burns worked his way
to a three-set victory over Perry
Ramon to win the men's singles
title of tbe Intramural Tenuis
Tournament last weekend.
Burns posted a 7-6. 2-6, 7-5
win over Ramon. Rums bad a
4-6, 6-3, 6-3 win over Michael
Harris in the semifinals while
Ramon advanced with a 7-5, 7-6
win over Paul Falvey.
Gary Pollard and Steve Bone
teamed to win tbe men's doubles
crown. The duo chlked up an
easy 6-0, 6-3 victory over the
team     of Paul    Falvey-Brian
Rick Marez and Marsha Coelho
captured tbe mixed doubles title
after a three-set victory over
Chris Stermer and Robert Re-
rucha. Marez and Coelho bad a
6-2, 4-6, 6-3 triumph.
There was no women's singles
competition due  to only three
No Names continue volleyball wins
Defending intramural coed volleyball champion No Names picked up Its second victory ln the
second week of action in the
Tuesday 9 p.m. League last week.
The No Names lead their lea-
pie ahead of 1-1 teams Crape,
Baker Dozen, Baker's Bumpers
and rv Leaguers D,
Meanwhile, last year's runner-
Stanford defeats
volleyball squad
After dropping a four-set con-
'erence match to Stanford Fri-
fey, tbe BuUdog women's volleyball team will host San Jose
State Friday In a Northern Ca- .
Morula Athletic Conference
oatch.
Leilani Overstreet's volleyers
took the first set against Stan-
fcrd, the top conference title
contender, but dropped tbe next
IjTee sets. Match score was
n-'5,15rL, 15-4,15-U.
up, Mart' Stars, is also 2-0.
Mars' Stars leads tbe Monday
9 p.m. Recreation League ahead
of Itappa Kegga which recorded
lis first win in its first contest.
Suite Sensation is third at 1-1.
Mlkayes' Marauders and Ryt-
hym Method are tied ln the Monday 8 p.m. Open League with
1-0 records. ' Osato Bombers
and Tbe Bailers are 1-1.
The Troopers and Our Gang
share the lead in the Tuesday
7 p.m. Recreation League with
identical 2-0 records. IV Leaguers and Graspen-6 are tied
for second with 1-1 marks.
There is a four-way tie for the
lead ln the Tuesday 8 p.m. Open
League. Snaring 1-1 records
are Triple Yellow Image, Cobra
Kids,  7-Ups and Happa Team.
ROTC and EOP H are deadlocked in tbe Wednesday 7 p.m.
Recreation. League with 2-0
marks. Lonnle's Losers and
RbomeoB i Dormlettes are se-
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