1977_11 The Daily Collegian November 1977

              IM football playoffs underway
18 men's teams
start .struggles
for grid crown
intramural  football playoffs get
underway today.
The   18   playoff-bound  squads
football program this season.
Top battles today are ROTC
No.I, Bull-Village Idiots, Ream-
sters Unlon-Blackthunder Sheep,
Fresno University Cold Keggers-
Grave M Bombers and BBB-
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
are Peon U-Baker II, IIMFIC-
Slgma Nu and Mad Dogs G-Lam-
bda CM Alpha.
ROTC, ranked fourth, and No.I
today's 4 p.m. contest. ROTC
is 5-0 and No. 1 Is 6-0.
Also battling at 4 p.m. are
Reamsters Union (4-1) and
Blackthunder Sheep (4-2) and the
Keggers (4-2) and Graves M
Bombers (4-2). Both are preliminary games.
*o,   8   ranked  Village Idiots
will
ngle   >
l   No.   9   I
nked
.3-1 with the Idiots only loss
coming   at   the   hands  of Bull.
Today's other 3 p.m. game Is
BBB (2-1-1) against No. 3 rated
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
The most crucial game ofthe
first round*ls tomorrow's 4 p.m.
meeting between undefeated Peon
U (4-0) and Baker II (r,-0). Peon U
the defending champion, is ranked
rirst while Baker II Is rated ninth.
Also meeting at the same time
tomprrow are No. 2 Lambda Chi
Alpha (G-l) and Mad Dogs G
(4-1-1).
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The Bullring football team
..ee.1 to hold aft a strong se
half attack by Idaho Slate Silt
to scnn-   in unimpressive
victory In the'Doits'llomec
The
he   Bulldogs   and
Dog volleyers
meet Pacific
of the Northern California Ai
letlc Conference on a losing no
the Bulldog women's votleyh
team will try to hounr« ha
tonight to start the second roui
Leilani Overstreet's volU
ers, 3-31nconferenceplay,drr
ped a three-set derision lo S
Jose Statu Friday night.
Fresno will hostthel'nlvers
of the Pacific tonight at 8 p.
ln the women's gym. UOP bi
a previous le
;econri place at 2-1  I
s third at 2-2. Lone Hi
: and Fullerton Is
her fames Involving fi
d a 3r,-Zt tussle to Wli
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9cause   of.  Ineligible   players.
In the loss to the Spartans,
the Bulldogs fell behind quickly
during their 15-2, 15-3, 15-9
defeat. Fresno led briefly In the
final set before succumbing to
San Jose.
Unbeaten California continues
to lead the conference standings
followed by San Jose Stat* at 5-1.
Unbeaten Stanford, 5-0, continues to lead the conference
standings ahead of San JoseState,
4-1, with-Fresno and:Berkeley
behind the leaders.
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Slgma Nu (5-2 and ranked
seventh) will meet the winner of
the Reamsters Unlon-Blackthunder game.
No. 6 rated Clockwork Spud
(4-0-1) will face the winner of the
Fresno University Cold Keggers It-Grave M Bombers battle.
All games win take place In
the field at the corner of Cedar
and Barstow across from -the
baseball park.
The final week of action ln the
men's Intramural football season
ended with a few surprises, especially ln the Fraternity Friday
Lambda Chi Alpha and Sigma
Alpha Epsilon tied for first place
with Identical 6-1. SlgmaNuwas
third with a 5-2 record.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon pulled off
a 25-20 victory to deal Lambda
Chi Its first loss of the year.
Meanwhile, Sigma Nu, last year's
runner-up in the finals, struggles
to a 13-12 win over Alpha Gamma
Rho. 1
Delta Upsllon was third ln the
league with a 4-3 record followed
by Sigma Chi (2-4-1),' Alpha
Gamma Rho (2-5), Alpha Kappa
Psl (1-5-1) and Theta Chi (1-6).
second ln the Dormitory Thursday League among Graves M
Bombers, Fresno University
Cold Keggers II and Blackthunder Sheep. All three teams finished with 4-2 records. No. 1
was nrst at 6-0.
The Keggers came up with an
18-12   win
and a 24-18 triumph overBakari
last week. No. 1 had a 38-14
win,- dver the Hosebags and ,
13-6 win over Brickhbuse.
Graves M Bombers came 19
with a bye and a 19-6 triumph
against Biickhouse.
Mad Dogs 6 eliminated the
BUnheads from playoff action
after a 12-6 win. Both teams
had tied for second with 3-1-1
records ln the Independent
Thursday League behind ROTC'i
In the Independent Monday
League, Bad Boys of Bakers-
field earned second place with
a forfeit win over the Leftovers,
BBB finished with a 2-1-1 record  behind   Peon U (4-0).
Dozen teams start playoffs
Women's squads also busy
football playoffs start today also
with a dozen teams out trying to
unseat  defending champion Jock-
s (5-0) will have a bye
ln the opening round as will Kappa
Kappa Gamma (2-2).
Clashing today at 4 p.m. are
W-3 2nd (3-1) and Birch's Brit-
Kappa Alpha Theta (4-0)andG.F.I.
(4-0): and EOP (3-2) and the Out
to Lunch Bunch (3-1).
Scheduled for tomorrow at 4 p.m.
are Hell's Cats (4-2) against
Graves Snatchers (3-1) and Homan
12     (4-2) against   W.D.G.  (4-0).
G.F.I., Hell's Cats, Birch's
Britches Bruisers & Bombshells
and Homan 12 Joined the list of
women's Intramural football league winners during last week's
final regular season action.
G.F.I., captured the Independent
Tuesday League with a 4-0 record
while the Out to Lunch Bunch
3-1.    The Pent-
toUowed by Brulsln' Contusions
(1-3) and The Way We Were (0-4).
In the Independent Thursday
League, there was a three-way tie
for the league title. Hell's Cats,
BBBB and Homan 12 finished at
3-2. Beast of the East was last
with an 0-4 mark.
The teams Joined the Jockettes,
W.D.G. and Kappa Alpha Theta as
title winners.*
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Anteaters top runners
It's getting to tire point where
the Bulldog cross country team
m„st feel like lt gets stuck ln
return against the Anteaters of
UC Irvine.
For the third time this season,
Red Estes' runners went up
against  last year's DIvJ*lon n
lime came ln second best.
Competing without distance ace
Bob Dels who had an ankle injury,
the Bulldogs, ranked 14th In the
nation, finished second to Irvine
In the 25-team Biola Invitational
m honors by posting 32 points.
» Bulldogs, led by brothers
George and Richard Agulrre, finished with 78 point*. Following
theJeaders were Occidental with '
92, Long Beach Stat* with 1 is arid
UC Riverside with 123..
George Agulrre was ninth in the -
race with a 25:54 clocking on the
flve-mlle course to lead the Bulldogs. The race waa won by
Irvine'* Steve Scott who clocked
24:21.
Richard Agulrre was 11th with
a 24:57 time white Gary Hernandez waa 14th at 25:11.
Also aiding the Bulldog effort
were David Haake (19th, 25:17),,
kiguel Santizo(23rd,25:24),Rich
Langford {29th, 25:37) and Keith
Jacobson (49th, .26:38).
Spartahs nick poloists
The Bulldog water polo squad Th* Spartana used tbe scoring
got  off to a  slow start against of Larry stansfleld to overcome
San Jose State en route to an 11-9 the sluggish Bulldogs.   However,
loss in  a  Pacific Coast Athletic the win was not that ea«y for San
Association match Friday. Jose State.
The  loss dropped the Bulldogs After falling behind 11-5 going
to  0-4   In   conference   play and Into the final period, the Bulldogs
6-9 overall. chipped away at the lead with four
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a home match against Cal Poly and never trailed ln the contest.
Pomona was cancelled when Fresno managed to make It 7-4 at
Pomona failed to show up for the halftlrne only to sec the visitors
Saturday match. The match will score a 4-1 advantage In the third
parted.
Bob Bereskln's BuUdog soccer
team.got back on the winning track
after having Its five-match winning streak snapped last week.
Fresno rolled to a 3-0 Northern
California Athletic Conference
triumph over Loyola University
Fresno, now 4-0 in conference
play and 8-6 overall, broke a
cjose 1-0 gam* by scoring two
goals in the final half.
Sergio Gutierrez scored the
first goal on an assist from Tony
Gonzales.
Four minutes Into the second
half, Scott Endler happened to be
in the right place at the right time
aa be scored on a aukeplay. The
Loyola goalkeeper Inadvertently
kicked the baU straight to Endler.
Endler quicklyleft-footedtheball
from 23 feet out as the goalkeeper was out of position.
The final Fresno score came
67 minutes Into the game when
Ron StoreUl took an assist from
Jose Cueves and booted ln the
Beresktn praised StoreUl for
his effort In the victory. StoreUl had been Injured most of the
season and his performance en- -
abled him to get back in shape.
Freshman goalkeeper Jeff Za-
^menaky was credited with four
saves while the Loyola goalie
had 15 aaves. Fresno had a
commandlng'3l-5 shots, an goal
advantage over Loyola.     '
The conference had, earlier
ordered a Cal Lutheran forfeit
to Fresno.be replayed Nov. 18.
The referees had awarded" the
Bulldogs tbe forfeit victory when
Lutheran failed to ahow up to
the   playing  field   on   time.
"The referee's decision Is the
referee's   decision,"  Bereskln
d ln objecting to the o
Bereskln said hi* team will
ence committee's decision to play not be able to play th* Nov. 1;
the game over. game because he will be out of
"Cal     Lutheran should stay town.   He.said a weekday game
home," said Bereskln. would be better.
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