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'Dog finners lose to LB Hoopsters away —• ■ ■ * Laurie Rld«e cl win the 100 free If • claim the 200 free. offer home win 'Dog Puddles It's A Dogs World 4 by osparza :c turn resno jumped out to a ; 1 at halftlme and kep ssureonthe Bengals by; nine strJSght points I ond half to accumulate a: j with IS minutes rerna Terrle Wllklns time captured ie GO free with a 26.4 timing mile Sharon Noonan clocked 30.2 drinlnir the 50 butterfly and of Bulldog While the footbal volleybalU-proved it to b' irf, the othe, Linda 1 33.1 ; the 50 breaststroke. The Bulldogs* 200 yard free relay remains perfect |n season action after Ridge, Lynn Sager, Noonan and Wllklns combined to was doing its thing on the I soccer, cross country, water polo, _ oved to be tough for the opposition. thePacificCoast Athletic Association crown earned football team of Jim Sweeney, the Bulldog fans will ve another championship to savor--Bob Bereskin's soccer California Athletic Conference with The Bulldogs, logged eight straight tri >cst since the Mercy Bowl t' i Rambling Eulldogs I" mimpressiw Little co HiilliloES : il-year season opener against Idaho The sixth Unrest basketball crowd In Bulldog history f4,507) watcheil as the Hiillilogs playe-l a tough defense and worked for the of the Bengals G5-40. defense con Jeff Cook. 7 points as he got It ; Fresno rolled rertlme win over r College. Fres Football feed slated Dec. 5 The annual football awards dinner has been set for Dec. 5 at the Sheraton Inn, located on Highway 99 at Clinton Ave. The dinner starts at 6:30 p.m. as members of the 1977 PCAA championship football team will he announced. The fall sports of cross country, soccer and water polo will be honored onDec. 13at 6:30p.m. in the Residence Hall Dining The cost for the football dinner Is "$10. Persons should call the Bulldog Foundation Office for reservations and He- da year's 68,257 broke th 972 in seven home oamei x PCAA crown for Fres™ The F lldoq 0 ished eighth in tol The Junkyard 'Do fth in defenselng I 16th in the wi Offens guard Chuck Stvearn e season for the Bulldogs h; i Diego State. _The Aztec! e Southern Califor. Bill Hockersoi ff Zamcnsky ai for 46 per cent. Senior Doug Street in the assistdepartmi son, dished off 14 a; — Ring $$$ needed The Battlln' Bulldogs captured the PCAA football title but coach Jim Sweeney doesn't think that Is enough for his team. Sweeney has started a drive to raise money for the purchase of PCAA-authorized championship rings for each team mem- , ber in appreciation of their efforts. Peoplp who want to contribute to the ring fund may do so by sending a check to : CSUF Ring Fund, c/o Ruby Long, Football Office, Mens G Guys and Girls During Finals Sal your ' Used Tertbooki Once again we are interviewing models for Liberty House's annual spring bridal show. Guys as grooms and ushers, girls as brides. Please come to room 309 in the College Union, on Dec. 2nd between 12-1:30. Girls must be at least 5'6" tall. Fee $20.00. Monday-Friday . 530 to j#% I S3 «# STRETCH YOUR BUCK aMe-N-Ed's! HIS COUPON WORTr 1.00 Off! ON ANY GIANT PIZZA He-n&Ct PIZZA PARLORS VUSEDTT BOOK BUYBACK DEC. 13 TUE. DEC. V 8:30- Ml 8:30- «» 8:30- M» DEC. 15 THU. 8:30- •*] DEC. IB NH.. *»• *»J DEC 17 SAT. *30lt» DEC.H MON. 8:J0- *» DEC. 20 TUE. 1:30- *» DEC. 21 WED. 8:30 • | DEC 22 THU. 8:30 DEC 23 FBI. 8:30-1*»| THE KB#fi." BOOKSTO* CS.U. When do you say Budweiser? Intramural Sports Flashes Nef contests continue... Triple Yellow Image, Mars Stars roll to league volleyball titles Interview: Pete Conrad The season has ended In Intramural Coed Volleyball, yet for the opponents of Triple Yellow Image and Mars Stars, tie end couldn't have been soon enough. For It was these two teams that rolled to tbelr re- ee league titles. s Stars probably looked the most Impressive, posting ;potless 7-0 markandsweep- j the playoffs to capture the Recreation League crown. ' The Stars used playoff wins . er the No-Names, Our Gang, and ROTC to finish on top. s not to say that Triple | yellow Image Isn't Justly deserving. They won their division and the Open League by i 5-1 log. T.Y.L boasted past -season wins over the Seven Ups and Mlyukes* Marauders In triumphing. ' » a the meantime, the Mens' Womens' regular season winding down to a close. Womens' and Mens' Thursday have their final matches while the remaining divisions concludedonTuesday. VThat's not to say, however, As of right now, nothing has been assured In the various leagues. There are still quite a few teams with excellent shots at making the playoffs. With the latest results unavailable at press time, several teams are still holding bopefor"Wln- ning the+tg one". As Mars Stars and Triple Yellow Image can readily attest ? end l On 5 through the 9th, begin, with the first and Isccond place teams from each (division involved. 16 team, single elimination system in both the Mens' and Womens' competl- In a short span of four years, CSUF has experienced a tremendous amount of growth. And according to Pete Conrad, Intramural Director, increased student support has played a major role. We took the freedom to ask Pete a few questions. What Is the purpose of the Intramural Department? "I'd say that it's to offer various physical activities for the students here at State. It's an opportunity for students to get to know each other, make friends, while at the same time having fun. It also gives students a chance to exercise without actually-taking a class." Is this programaimed mainly at students who do not participate In Intercollegiate athle- . "Yes, definitely. Athletics should not be limited to those with the skill or time to dedicate to Intercollegiate sports. This gives a chance to every student on campus to compete." How has the student response been so far? "Just phenomenal. This year has been our most successful to date. We've had more people , participating this semester than we've had in our best year. We'll have four, maybe five thousand students for the year Involved. And this should mean that next years* budget should be higher." " " What's this years'budget, and I how much has It fluctuated over I the years? ' / "When I first began here, $1500 was what we received as a budget (in 72-73). Last year we received $6033, and this year we're requesting $10,485. With this money from the associated students, we can provide more activities and purchase better equipment. But we need every cent of It, because this Is an Increasingly popular program, and we want to provide the best possible for the participants." Tuesday's Volleyball Results ACTION FROM Tuesday's Gravestone-Gaebawl Women Birches Family Tree d. LIT Rascals 1,11-2 11-3 Stairway to Heaven d. Asspen 2nd, Forfeit Bad Asspen d. Graves Snatchers, 11-6 U-7 Flying Hanas d. G.D.I. Angels, 11-5 U-4 . Men Country Boys d. Above the Masses, U-9 11-5 Gaeballers d. Gravestone, U-9 9-11 11-6 Art Intramural success story.* The Jockettes The Jockettes have >out losing - they don't. In ct the Jockettes bullied their U through the 1977 women's ottall season without ever •tog foot in the loss column. la a rehash of 1977, three efcette team members, Coree itson, Mary Yarbrough and HUie Bien, recounted the long wggle to the top. Typically the story begins with painful accounts of grueling practice sessions and voluminous playbooks that are akin more to libraries than locker But -for those who seek to calculate the Jockette's title In terms of battered bones and pulled muscles - find another specimen. Racquet tourney shapes up few weeks of wp.;iiUon remaining, the wind's circle of the IM rac- Kthall tournament Is begjn- H lo take shape. la the men's novice singles Mslon, a 3-0 mark earned >• Drake 1st place while Bod UU claimed the runner-up M with a 2-1 record. . Mary Yarbrough Is the title )Uer in the women's novice bjles division after defeating «*» Alvarado in the finals. Still waiting for a challenger Ik Domingo Valde* Jr., cur- Niy the man to beat in the "fa's open singles division. IJko waiting is Howard Rad- :heduled to meet the win ner of the John Plasencia-Mike Menz match-up. At 2-0 are Mark Hansen and Dan Baptista, the front-runners as the men's open doubles division enters its fourth week of action. Also at 2-0 are the teams of Hod Salkt-CUff Miyamoto and Steve Hershey-Jlm Davis, bp pairings in the men's novice doubles division. In the mixed doubles division the team of Bob and Jere Christiansen share the top spot with Domingo Valdex Jr. and Theresa Robinson. In the winner's bracket after the first set of games In the women's novice doubles division are Terri Jura and Paige Pederson, Val Valverde and Mary Yarbrough along with the team of Cindy Ketscber and Peggy Holaban. " "Everybody there was really ready to play. Nobody was there to kill anyone but Just to have a good time", is how Coree Matson remembers It •The Jockettes have their roots In the Modesto'and Tur- lock areas. Most of the girls grew up as friends but itwasn't until last year that quarterback Sue Clarot built the group Into a winning team. Besides her duties' as organizer, Clarot also assumed . the task of running the team's offense. While coach John Gomez took mental notes from the sidelines, Clarot kept the Jockette machine rolling on the field. Although there may be a few doubters among the women's IM league, the Jockettes, once on the gridiron, were a totally Impromptu team. About the only thing that remained Intact from start to finish was the motto (a must for any champion team). "Spoon it. to em' " was the first and hut word in the Jockette play- book, but It proved, to be all that was needed. It would seem difficult to find a turning point In a season that doesn't even have any rough spots. If one does exist, though, It was the Jockette-EOP clash. The Jockettes s the service's of QB Clarot, against a team that was anything but a soft spot on the schedule. But what could have been a setback was transformed into perhaps the season's greatest triumph as the Jockettes, with » Matson at the vacant quarterback spot, rolled to a 38-0 win. Of course every champion has to win a championship and it was the season finale, against W.D.G., in which the long season merged into a single "They were tough," re bers Yarbrough. "And about the only team that had what It would take to beat us", adds Matson. As far as motivatii concerned, the prewar ters took care of'any problem " " ' 'To get ,D.G. waVsimple, t nervousSsavs Mi JM wrestling corner Intramural wrestling Is just around the corner. No, not the kind with eye-gouging, knees in the groin, and the blood capsules flowing. This Is respected, Olympic. style wrestling, and sign-ops are taking place this coming Monday and Tuesday for the Tuesday-WednesdajrMeet. The meet will be having team I consisting of 12 per team. There mural department, ant years' tournament should prove to be the biggest and best yet. Signups for the tourney are going to take place Monday and Tuesday from 12 o'clock tofive p.m., with weigh-ins taking place that same afternoon In the Mens* Locker Room in the gym. ging from the 123 lb. class to the unlimited weight class. Each grappler win be permitted to compete In only one weight ...After the Game!
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Title | 1977_12 The Daily Collegian December 1977 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1977 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | Dec 1, 1977 Pg. 6-7 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1977 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | 'Dog finners lose to LB Hoopsters away —• ■ ■ * Laurie Rld«e cl win the 100 free If • claim the 200 free. offer home win 'Dog Puddles It's A Dogs World 4 by osparza :c turn resno jumped out to a ; 1 at halftlme and kep ssureonthe Bengals by; nine strJSght points I ond half to accumulate a: j with IS minutes rerna Terrle Wllklns time captured ie GO free with a 26.4 timing mile Sharon Noonan clocked 30.2 drinlnir the 50 butterfly and of Bulldog While the footbal volleybalU-proved it to b' irf, the othe, Linda 1 33.1 ; the 50 breaststroke. The Bulldogs* 200 yard free relay remains perfect |n season action after Ridge, Lynn Sager, Noonan and Wllklns combined to was doing its thing on the I soccer, cross country, water polo, _ oved to be tough for the opposition. thePacificCoast Athletic Association crown earned football team of Jim Sweeney, the Bulldog fans will ve another championship to savor--Bob Bereskin's soccer California Athletic Conference with The Bulldogs, logged eight straight tri >cst since the Mercy Bowl t' i Rambling Eulldogs I" mimpressiw Little co HiilliloES : il-year season opener against Idaho The sixth Unrest basketball crowd In Bulldog history f4,507) watcheil as the Hiillilogs playe-l a tough defense and worked for the of the Bengals G5-40. defense con Jeff Cook. 7 points as he got It ; Fresno rolled rertlme win over r College. Fres Football feed slated Dec. 5 The annual football awards dinner has been set for Dec. 5 at the Sheraton Inn, located on Highway 99 at Clinton Ave. The dinner starts at 6:30 p.m. as members of the 1977 PCAA championship football team will he announced. The fall sports of cross country, soccer and water polo will be honored onDec. 13at 6:30p.m. in the Residence Hall Dining The cost for the football dinner Is "$10. Persons should call the Bulldog Foundation Office for reservations and He- da year's 68,257 broke th 972 in seven home oamei x PCAA crown for Fres™ The F lldoq 0 ished eighth in tol The Junkyard 'Do fth in defenselng I 16th in the wi Offens guard Chuck Stvearn e season for the Bulldogs h; i Diego State. _The Aztec! e Southern Califor. Bill Hockersoi ff Zamcnsky ai for 46 per cent. Senior Doug Street in the assistdepartmi son, dished off 14 a; — Ring $$$ needed The Battlln' Bulldogs captured the PCAA football title but coach Jim Sweeney doesn't think that Is enough for his team. Sweeney has started a drive to raise money for the purchase of PCAA-authorized championship rings for each team mem- , ber in appreciation of their efforts. Peoplp who want to contribute to the ring fund may do so by sending a check to : CSUF Ring Fund, c/o Ruby Long, Football Office, Mens G Guys and Girls During Finals Sal your ' Used Tertbooki Once again we are interviewing models for Liberty House's annual spring bridal show. Guys as grooms and ushers, girls as brides. Please come to room 309 in the College Union, on Dec. 2nd between 12-1:30. Girls must be at least 5'6" tall. Fee $20.00. Monday-Friday . 530 to j#% I S3 «# STRETCH YOUR BUCK aMe-N-Ed's! HIS COUPON WORTr 1.00 Off! ON ANY GIANT PIZZA He-n&Ct PIZZA PARLORS VUSEDTT BOOK BUYBACK DEC. 13 TUE. DEC. V 8:30- Ml 8:30- «» 8:30- M» DEC. 15 THU. 8:30- •*] DEC. IB NH.. *»• *»J DEC 17 SAT. *30lt» DEC.H MON. 8:J0- *» DEC. 20 TUE. 1:30- *» DEC. 21 WED. 8:30 • | DEC 22 THU. 8:30 DEC 23 FBI. 8:30-1*»| THE KB#fi." BOOKSTO* CS.U. When do you say Budweiser? Intramural Sports Flashes Nef contests continue... Triple Yellow Image, Mars Stars roll to league volleyball titles Interview: Pete Conrad The season has ended In Intramural Coed Volleyball, yet for the opponents of Triple Yellow Image and Mars Stars, tie end couldn't have been soon enough. For It was these two teams that rolled to tbelr re- ee league titles. s Stars probably looked the most Impressive, posting ;potless 7-0 markandsweep- j the playoffs to capture the Recreation League crown. ' The Stars used playoff wins . er the No-Names, Our Gang, and ROTC to finish on top. s not to say that Triple | yellow Image Isn't Justly deserving. They won their division and the Open League by i 5-1 log. T.Y.L boasted past -season wins over the Seven Ups and Mlyukes* Marauders In triumphing. ' » a the meantime, the Mens' Womens' regular season winding down to a close. Womens' and Mens' Thursday have their final matches while the remaining divisions concludedonTuesday. VThat's not to say, however, As of right now, nothing has been assured In the various leagues. There are still quite a few teams with excellent shots at making the playoffs. With the latest results unavailable at press time, several teams are still holding bopefor"Wln- ning the+tg one". As Mars Stars and Triple Yellow Image can readily attest ? end l On 5 through the 9th, begin, with the first and Isccond place teams from each (division involved. 16 team, single elimination system in both the Mens' and Womens' competl- In a short span of four years, CSUF has experienced a tremendous amount of growth. And according to Pete Conrad, Intramural Director, increased student support has played a major role. We took the freedom to ask Pete a few questions. What Is the purpose of the Intramural Department? "I'd say that it's to offer various physical activities for the students here at State. It's an opportunity for students to get to know each other, make friends, while at the same time having fun. It also gives students a chance to exercise without actually-taking a class." Is this programaimed mainly at students who do not participate In Intercollegiate athle- . "Yes, definitely. Athletics should not be limited to those with the skill or time to dedicate to Intercollegiate sports. This gives a chance to every student on campus to compete." How has the student response been so far? "Just phenomenal. This year has been our most successful to date. We've had more people , participating this semester than we've had in our best year. We'll have four, maybe five thousand students for the year Involved. And this should mean that next years* budget should be higher." " " What's this years'budget, and I how much has It fluctuated over I the years? ' / "When I first began here, $1500 was what we received as a budget (in 72-73). Last year we received $6033, and this year we're requesting $10,485. With this money from the associated students, we can provide more activities and purchase better equipment. But we need every cent of It, because this Is an Increasingly popular program, and we want to provide the best possible for the participants." Tuesday's Volleyball Results ACTION FROM Tuesday's Gravestone-Gaebawl Women Birches Family Tree d. LIT Rascals 1,11-2 11-3 Stairway to Heaven d. Asspen 2nd, Forfeit Bad Asspen d. Graves Snatchers, 11-6 U-7 Flying Hanas d. G.D.I. Angels, 11-5 U-4 . Men Country Boys d. Above the Masses, U-9 11-5 Gaeballers d. Gravestone, U-9 9-11 11-6 Art Intramural success story.* The Jockettes The Jockettes have >out losing - they don't. In ct the Jockettes bullied their U through the 1977 women's ottall season without ever •tog foot in the loss column. la a rehash of 1977, three efcette team members, Coree itson, Mary Yarbrough and HUie Bien, recounted the long wggle to the top. Typically the story begins with painful accounts of grueling practice sessions and voluminous playbooks that are akin more to libraries than locker But -for those who seek to calculate the Jockette's title In terms of battered bones and pulled muscles - find another specimen. Racquet tourney shapes up few weeks of wp.;iiUon remaining, the wind's circle of the IM rac- Kthall tournament Is begjn- H lo take shape. la the men's novice singles Mslon, a 3-0 mark earned >• Drake 1st place while Bod UU claimed the runner-up M with a 2-1 record. . Mary Yarbrough Is the title )Uer in the women's novice bjles division after defeating «*» Alvarado in the finals. Still waiting for a challenger Ik Domingo Valde* Jr., cur- Niy the man to beat in the "fa's open singles division. IJko waiting is Howard Rad- :heduled to meet the win ner of the John Plasencia-Mike Menz match-up. At 2-0 are Mark Hansen and Dan Baptista, the front-runners as the men's open doubles division enters its fourth week of action. Also at 2-0 are the teams of Hod Salkt-CUff Miyamoto and Steve Hershey-Jlm Davis, bp pairings in the men's novice doubles division. In the mixed doubles division the team of Bob and Jere Christiansen share the top spot with Domingo Valdex Jr. and Theresa Robinson. In the winner's bracket after the first set of games In the women's novice doubles division are Terri Jura and Paige Pederson, Val Valverde and Mary Yarbrough along with the team of Cindy Ketscber and Peggy Holaban. " "Everybody there was really ready to play. Nobody was there to kill anyone but Just to have a good time", is how Coree Matson remembers It •The Jockettes have their roots In the Modesto'and Tur- lock areas. Most of the girls grew up as friends but itwasn't until last year that quarterback Sue Clarot built the group Into a winning team. Besides her duties' as organizer, Clarot also assumed . the task of running the team's offense. While coach John Gomez took mental notes from the sidelines, Clarot kept the Jockette machine rolling on the field. Although there may be a few doubters among the women's IM league, the Jockettes, once on the gridiron, were a totally Impromptu team. About the only thing that remained Intact from start to finish was the motto (a must for any champion team). "Spoon it. to em' " was the first and hut word in the Jockette play- book, but It proved, to be all that was needed. It would seem difficult to find a turning point In a season that doesn't even have any rough spots. If one does exist, though, It was the Jockette-EOP clash. The Jockettes s the service's of QB Clarot, against a team that was anything but a soft spot on the schedule. But what could have been a setback was transformed into perhaps the season's greatest triumph as the Jockettes, with » Matson at the vacant quarterback spot, rolled to a 38-0 win. Of course every champion has to win a championship and it was the season finale, against W.D.G., in which the long season merged into a single "They were tough," re bers Yarbrough. "And about the only team that had what It would take to beat us", adds Matson. As far as motivatii concerned, the prewar ters took care of'any problem " " ' 'To get ,D.G. waVsimple, t nervousSsavs Mi JM wrestling corner Intramural wrestling Is just around the corner. No, not the kind with eye-gouging, knees in the groin, and the blood capsules flowing. This Is respected, Olympic. style wrestling, and sign-ops are taking place this coming Monday and Tuesday for the Tuesday-WednesdajrMeet. The meet will be having team I consisting of 12 per team. There mural department, ant years' tournament should prove to be the biggest and best yet. Signups for the tourney are going to take place Monday and Tuesday from 12 o'clock tofive p.m., with weigh-ins taking place that same afternoon In the Mens* Locker Room in the gym. ging from the 123 lb. class to the unlimited weight class. Each grappler win be permitted to compete In only one weight ...After the Game! |