1975_10 The Daily Collegian October 1975

              6-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN        Thursday, October 9, 1975
On the sideline
J R Boone, durinq  l;i
the Cal Poly Mustangs.
With no relief in sight, CSUF
conference leader San Dicqo (thi
Jose and Long Beach.
Above, Boone discusses a short yardaqc situati
with   quarterliack   Net   Cortez.   Right,   displayi
.^lisqu-st,  lloonc  watches
. "down Ihe Meld lor a score. (Left, conceding
Boone stares pensively at Ihe ground. (Phot!
Bulldogs host nationally ranked Aztecs
it  than San  I)
d  gone Into th
NFL.
d 18th Ii
d will he rumbling
Intverslty of Texas,
- 10, Oregon State
Texas State 30-12,
9-10 and Fullerton
Fullerton.
San Dlego is led t.y A11-American candidate Craig Penrose .it
quarterback.  Penrose has passed
and Nth in the nation In receiving
with a 4.a receptions per game
average. He has caught 24 passes
(or 411 yards and two touchdowns.
Ciiry Plerson has caught 13
passes (or 102 yards, while Rick
F.I wood lias 12 receptions (or 181
yards and three touchdowns. They
are ranked sixth and seventh respectively In the PCAA.
Monty   Reedy
yards per game average. Reedy
has been the battering ram down
near the goal line, as he has
scored seven touchdowns to rank
touchdown.
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fjhls yardage
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In all-purpose running, Mel
Jacobs is second In the confer-
ence   with  an   average   of 125.8
yards In receptions and 41C yards
In kick returns. He Is also ranked
nrst In the PCAA in klckoff returns and third In punt returns.
Kicker Steve LaPlant has
kicked nine of 12 field goal attempts and has made 17 of 19
extra point tries for 44 points
ter against Cal Poly.
of Nef Cortez. ranked 13th in the
nation in completions per game.
Cortez Is second In the PCAA to
Penrose In passing.
The chenge of quarterbacks
gives Fresno an enti rely different
backfleld from those that opened
Wender and Vance Boyes are Injured, and Jeff Johnson and Jim
Johnson Is ranked fourth in the
PCAA   rushing  charts  with 327
,ards   I
iard
76   c
erage   and   I
i   scoring.
as a 36.7 yard ;
st in the PCAA.
e confer-      downs.    DeAmaral caught
:S
unnlng under Bulldog passes
be Clen Cotton. Jimmy Ball
Kevin Spencer. Cotton ls 19th
18 nation In pass catching with
average of 4.2 receptions per
le.   Hts 21 receptions for 304
second In the PCAA
s fifth lr
r 143
game.
slve end, anchors down the Aztecs 3-4-4 defense. The 234
pounder Is joined by 227 pound
Mike Gilbert and 248 pound Reggie Lewis on the line.
The llnebacklng corps averages 210 pounds and ls led by Inside backer Travis Hltt, the only
''-returning letterman. Strong safety Ed Kertel is the only veteran
In the defensive backfleld.
Being thrown Into the teeth of
the San Dlego powerhouse ls
CSUF quarterback Ron Anton.
The 6 foot, 184 junior from Fullerton College will be getting his
first start of the year. At Fullerton he set a conference record for pass percentage as he hit
109 of 185 for a 65.8 average.
This  season Anton has com-
ference with 13 receptions fo
yards.     Darrell  Bettencourt ls
the slated starter at tight-end.
The pressure will be on the defensive backfleld quartet of Mike
Jackson, Al Alalman.CalvinLane
and Willie Your to stop the passing of Penrose. The Bulldog pass
defense is fifth In the nation with
a 57.6 yard per game average.
Only 19 of 54 passes have been
completed against the'Dogs, with
one going for a score.
San Diego's offensive line
averages 241 pounds, and Fresno
pass rushers Dan Johnson, Ray
Gines, Mark Hoffart and Cortez
Htll will have their hands full.
Place kicker Al Garcia has
made 13 of 13 extra point attempts, and has hit on two of four
field goal attempts. Kick returner
Mike Tsoutsouvas adds another
dimension to the 'Dog attack as
he ls ranked eighth In the nation
Kick-off for the game will be
7:30 p.m. Saturday In Ratcliffe.
Student tickets will be available
through Friday In the College
Union ticket office, and Saturday
at the stadium.
SPORT-TALK
by Richard Peitorich
Saturday when
In   Boston  should  be  packed
he Red Sox host the Cincinnati
to the rafters this
Reds In the opening
The Red Sox are an exciting, young team, wit
Rookie of the Year.^Jlm Rice hit .309, drove In
102 r
andldates for
ins and belted
hand kept him o
ut of the playoffs.
A broken left
SUPER ROOKIES
The other wh
Iz kid ls Fred Lynn. Lynn hit .3
Hand
had 105 runs.
ff the big green Fenway Park wall In cent
• Is Carl Yastrzemskl, who at 36, Is tt
■ •>. Yaz i
o left fl
.o take
spirit ls Joe
the place of the Injured Rice, and made several great plays against
the Oakland A's, along with collecting five hits.
The Sox's pitching Is good with Luis Tlant (18-14), Rick Wise
(19-12) and Regjle Cleveland (13-9) leading the way. Jim Wllloughby
and Dick Drago are the top relievers.
RED POWER
The Cincinnati Reds like to use speed on the base paths and home
run  punch  to bring in  runs. The team has a .271 b
and knocked In 124 home"runs during the season.
Perhaps the man who best embodies the Reds-
Morgan. Morgan has a .327 batting average, 94 RI
bases and 17 home runs. He also drew 132 walks during the season.
There ls also Pete Rdse with a .317 batting average and Ken
Griffey with a .305 average. That's power. Plusjohnny Bench behind
thejlate.
For pitching there ls Don Gullett (15-4), Gary Nolan (15,9) and
Fred Norman (12-4). Expected to see a lot of action are relievers
Clay Carroll, Pedro Borbon, Rawly Eastwlck and Will McEnaney.
t that they are starting the
n season which Is the best
e slightly
Collegian pickers try again
The football predicting average
of the Collegian pickers went up
last week as the group had a
30-10 overall record. For the
second week In a row, Richard
Pestorich and David Menendlan
were on top, both 8-2. Bruce
Scheldt was 7-3 and Robert Hana-
67-36
idlan ls next at 19-10,
It Is 17-9 and Hanashlro
■8.   The   overall   rating Is
PESTORICH
Oklahoma over Texas by 17,
Tennessee over LSU by3,Michl-
gan over Michigan State by 14,
UCLA over Stanford by 12, San
Diego State over CSUF by 15,
\tlanta over San Francisco by 3,
Dallas over New York Giants by
7. Pittsburgh over Denver by 10,
Sow Orleans over Green Bay by
1. Washington over St. Louis by
MENENDLAN
Oklahoma over Texas hy 14,
Tennessee over LSU by 13,
Michigan State over Michigan by
2, San Diego State over CSUF by
6, UCLA over Stanford by 8, San
Francisco over Atlanta by 3,
Dallas over NY Giants by 10,
Pittsburgh over Denver by 16,
Green Bay over New Orleans by
I, St. Louis over Washington
by 7.
SCIIEIUT
Oklahoma over Texas by 6,
Tennessee over LSU hy8,Mlchl-
gan over Michigan State by 13,
San Dlego State over CSUF by
17, Stanford over UCLA by 6,
San Francisco over Atlanta by 9,
Dallas over NY Giants by 6,
Pittsburgh over Denver by 15,
Green Bay over New Orleans by
7, Washington over St. Louis
by 3.
HANASHIRO
Oklahoma over Texas by 10,
Tennessee over LSU by6,Mlchl-
gan over Michigan State by 6,San
Dlego State over CSUF by 12,
UCLA over Stanford by 10, San
Francisco over Atlanta by 12,
Dallas over NY Giants hy 12,
Pittsburgh over Denver by 15,
Green Bay over New Orleans by
3, Washington over St. Louis
by 18.
Bulldog Sports Calendar
CROSS COl'NTRY SOCCER
Saturday -UC Davis Invitational. Saturday - At Santa Barbara to
Twelve  schools will be com- play Westmont College. Start-
peting.  Starting time 11 a.m. Ing time ls 1p.m.
WATER POLO SMMMINU
Friday  _  Home  match against Fr,dacy -At San Francisco to take
Ca, State Los Angeles. Starting J^p-g-JJ^
Intramural sign-ups announced
Intramural signups are currently being taken for bowling at
the College Union bowling alley,
*hlle 'lgnups begin Monday for
Intramural volleyball. Thedead-
line for vollejball signups IsOct.
Currently underway Is men's
and women's flag football. The
men's division has a total of eight
leagues amounting to 41 teams.
Games are played dally from 3\30
to 5:30 p.m.
Thursday, October 9, 1978
THE Of HY COUEOIAN-7
Trio makes
NCAA charts
THREE BULLDOG PLAYERS, "Mike Tsoutsouvas (24), Glen Cotton (17) and Nef Cortez
(12) arc all ranked by the NCAA. Tsoutsouvas
is eighth in kick returns, Cortez is 13th in
completions per game and Cotton is 19th in
pass receptions per game. They will try to
improve their standings Saturday night
against the San Diego State Aztecs. (Photo
by Barry Wong)
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