1976_02 The Daily Collegian February 1976

              6-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Thursday, February 12, 1976
Golf season begins
Sanders passes along winning touch
by Joe Gutllla. Jr.
Nine years ago Bruce Sanders was a
member of the CSUF golf team. Today
Sanders Is the head coach, and If he has
Ms way, the  1976 edition of the Bulldog
961 Sanders and his teammates -
; Uiem Jerry Heard— postedoncot
st records of any CSUF golf squad
and  finished the season  ranked ninth In
the nation.   This year's team, according
Sanders, has the ability to "Improve
the '67 team's record.*
Sanders welcomes back seven retur-
ated by injuries due to a near-fatal
r accident. The accident also Injured
■mer coach Larry  Pape, and Sanders
quaUfylng with p 72.6 average. Behind
Miller Is Improved sophomore Gary
Matteson of Fresno with a 73.6 average.
Maaske and Paul
yBraunofFres-
■ GoddardofCan-
a. Gutilla returns to CSUF
r layoff during which tie won
-lty Amateur Championship.
Following Gutllla is junior Pete An-
cona of San Jose. Ancona's steady play
has given him a 74.2 average. In the
fifth spot is returning letterman Chris
Gutllla. The sophomore was laid up last
season due to the accident and has recovered well enough to carry a 74.2 average.
From College of the Sequoias ln VI-
salla comes Jimmy Hill, who carries a
74.5 average.    Pressing Hill Is another
qualifying with a
In the eighth si
mined) dual matcl
The highlight ol
Fullerton Invitational ln Riverside, the
University of Pacific Invitational ln
Stockton, the Far Western Intercollegiate
ln Santa Cruz, the Stanford Tournament
ln Palo Alto, the Sun Devil Classic ln
Phoenix and the Bulldogs' own Fresno
State Classic.
Fresno will also travel to Lake Tahoe's
Incline Village to take part ln the university of Nevada, Reno, Tournament. The
Bulldogs  will  entertain San Jose State
try Club and will host the PCAA Championship at Fresno's Sunnyside Country
State, Brlgham Young are always ln the
top ten nationally, and 1 think we will
really surprise a lot of them.*
The Bulldogs will open on the road
against Stanford Friday and Stanislaus
State Feb. .20. CSUF's first home appearance will be against Fresno City
College Feb. 24atRiversIdeGolfCourse.
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Bulldog
batters
take pair
TURLOCK - It's hard to see
iw the season could have opened
the CSUF baseball
Bulldog hitters pounded Stanislaus State pitchers for 25 hits
Wednesday en route to sweeping
both ends of a season-opening
doubleheader by 6-2 scores.
CSUF collected 12 hits ln the
open-r. Including Bruce Bennett's
solo   homer.   The   right  fielder
d Pat
Meyers   and Randy Roberts had
chipped   ln   three.   Garcia   had
collecting  two  hits, including a
solo homer, and two RBIs.
CSUF pitchers also fared well
a;;alnst Stanislaus. In the opener
the Bulldogs surrendered 12
walks but allowed only two hits.
Starter   David Rohm  went three
relief over three Innings and
Brad Kelly gave up no hits ln the
final-two Innings to save It.
In the nightcap, starter John
Miller  got  the  victory, tossing
The Bulldogs will travel to
UCLA for a single game Friday
and a doubleheader Saturday.
CSUF's first home appearance
will be Feb. 20-21 for a three-
game series against Stanford.
Deadline set for
intramural entries
Entry deadlines have been set
for Intramural play ln women's
basketball and coed volleyball.
Basketball entries are due Friday at 5 p.m. Team rosters with
no more than 12 players should
be turned In to Men's Gym, room
106.
Volleyball   play    will begin
Hot-shooting UCSB
tops Bulldogs 88-73
Th.jr.dty, February 12, 1976      THE DAILY COUEGIAN-7
The CSUF basketball .„„, „au
hoped to snap a four-game losing
streak against UC Santa Barbara
W,d:. sl.iy night and' ride the
. winning crest Into an Important
conference game against Long
Deach State this weekend. But the
Bulldogs will now have to figure
In a Pacific
lc Conference match,
ie Bulldogs, 2-12 for the
on, got their only pin from
Parker. Parker, this week's
r* college athleteof the week,
e 177-p
after 41
Scott   Hasson (126) and Kevin
'    k (158) also posted wins for
FRIDAY
Baseball - at UCLA, 2;30p.m.
Golf — at Stanford, 12:30 p.m.
Tennis (men's) - here Chlco
State, 2:30 p.m.
Women's basketball — here,
UCLA, 8 p.m.
SATURDAY
Basketball - Here (Selland
Arena), Long Beach State, 7:35
P-m.   £
Women's basketball — here
(Selland Arena), Long Beach
State, 5:30 p.m.
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