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2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Monday, April 5, 1976
Review (-
Inspector Hound'
spoofs bad critics
by Suzanne Lummts
Staff Reporter
•The Real Inspector- Hound,' directed by Dan pessano, is Tom
Stoppard's double edged satire which spoofs bad plays and, more
Important, bad theater critics.
and cllched suspense drama which' two reviewers (actors seated in
the audience are critiquing. In the suspense story, a household of
people are trapped In a manor surrounded by treacherous swamps.
The radio Informs them that a dangerous madman Is loose In the
area. The police are combing the swamps calling', "Don't be a madman! Give yourself up!- This Is the situation when Inspector Hound
arrives on the scene and things go from bad to worse.
The women In the cast, performing In the style of commedla del
melodrama, are uniquely funny.
There Is the svelt Cynthia (Nancy Field) who says, "Darling! We
cannot go on meeting like this!" and the nubile Felicity fNancy
Stelnmetz), who probably says the same, and then there is Mrs.
Drudge (Debra Ramsey), who probably wishes she could say the
The question person.
Are you going to vote in Wednesday's student elections?
Meanwhile, on the sidelines, critic Moon
himself seriously, complains first that the
Its affiliations," but finally decides that "it
mlslngly on the^-Blde of life" - a prematu
up-and-coming young actresses I
aul Saul), who
ally be
funnier If he were a
stout, balding, middle-
posslhlv succeed with
d probably succeed wl
ver. when nirdboot replaces the letxni.iit
Martin;
lie more errertlvn 1
two. pessano. howe
Hlnlbo.
killer."
It Is
partlcul
Jrly to another rrltl
. Or course, no (he.
i of split foJus that
re, and although I feel that col-
knowmg the platforms of the lege activities are Important and
Idates. They seem to be that they should be supported, I
led along ethnic lines rather don't think that many people take
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Monday, April tyl976 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN -3
UOP batters sweep Bulldogs
Mens tennis team tops
LA, falls to Fullerton
by J
The CSUF men's tennis team -
split a pair of matches on the
road last weekend, downing Cal
State Los Angeles 8-1 Friday
and losing id" Cal State Fullerton
7-2 Saturday In a pacific Coast
Athletic Association meeting.
The Bulldogs, 12-3 over-all
Cal State Hayward.
No Bulldog player
o post two singles
A'lth a 6-2, 6-2 win over 1
,jrry Bague and a 7-6, 6-3
o Fullerton's Gil Duran, fou
seeded Mike Jlzraejlan saw
Second-seeded John Davis
topped Los Angeles' Mike Ten
6-3, 6-1 and lost to Fullerton's
Gary Henderson 6-4, 6-4 to set
his singles record at. 18-6. The
Bulldogs' No. 1 singles player,
Mark Herrera, Is 16-8 on the
year after defeating LA's Dave
Derokoff 6-3, 7-6 and losing to
Fullerton's Mike Duran 6-3,6-0.
The Bulldogs' second-seeded
doubles team of Jizmejlan and
Lew Brewer posted Its sixth
straight victory with a 6r3, 6-0
decision over LA's Bague and
Kirk Williams. The top-seeded
CSUF do'lbles team of Herrera
and Davis Improved Its season
record to 13-3, topping LA'sTen
and Jerry Imal 6-1, 6-2.
The CSUF Bulldogs didn't want
to be bad hosts, so they did
something about It. .
Unfortunately for Bulldog fans',
It was losin-a three-game series
against Pacific Coast Athletic
Association rival University of
pacific last weekend at Belden
Field. ^
CSUF drops to 3-3 In confer-
l-Moi
-all.
The Tigers Jumped on Fresno
ace Dave Rohm for nine lilts and
five runs to win the series opener
Friday night 5-3. UOP Swept
Saturday's doubleheader with 8-5
and 4-3 victories.
Rohm (6-3) continued to be
plagued by opposing home runs.
After allowing three against San
Jose a week earlier, the juntor
right-hander threw two more
Friday.
Fresno had many chances.
Tiger winner Syd Church, now
5-3, gave up eight hits and six
walks; The Bulldogs left 11 on
base, Including three when they
let Church escape a bases-loaded, one-out jam In the fifth. .
CSUF took a 3-0 lead In Saturday's first game. Ron Myers figured In two of the runs, as his
leadoff triple in the first set up
one, and his reaching on an error
preceded Phil Urabe's fifth-Inning homer.
Fresno starter Rick Scarbery
was sailing along until the seventh when a walk, hit batsman
and his own error loaded the
bases. Tiger third baseman John
Rodrlquez then followed with a
grand slam.
Concentrated success
Spikers roll past UCSB
SANTA BARBARA-Paced by
sweeps In the long Jump, triple
lump and two hurdles races, the
CSUF track team eased to a
14-51 victory over UC Santa Bar-
bara In a dual meet Saturday.
David Zlzzo, Jeff Johnson and
• .eorge Finley gave the Bulldogs
first-through-third finishes In
the long and triple Jumps. Zlzzo
won the triple with a leap of
47-11 1/2, followed by Johnson's
Badminton team
3rd in tourney
45-9 1.'2 and Flnley's 45-1.
In the long jump. Johnson captured first with a 21-9 1/2, with
Zlzzo second at 21-9 and Finley
third at 20-7 1/2.
In the 440 Intermediate hurdles, the Bulldogs' Chuck Lowe
took first with a clocking of 54.7,
followed by teammates David
Gaeta (56.1) and Mike Swanson
(56.3).
In the 100-meter high hurdles,
Gaeta rolled to a first-place time
of 15.1, with Lowe second at
15,3 and Mike Lyons third at 15.4.
It was a productive day for the
Bulldogs, who recorded 10 personal bests. Leading the way was
Cedrtc Hardamon, who had a
personal-best second tn the 200
meters (22.5). Hardamon also
ran a leg on the Bulldogs'winning
440 relay team, which clocked a
42.7.
Besides anchoring the winning
440 and mile ..relays teams to
come-from-behlnd victories, the
Bulldogs' Steve Campbell also
won the 400 meters ln47.1.
Other CSUF firsts came from
Chris Hunt, who recorded a personal-best 206-2 In the Javelin,
andVDave Lewis, who won the
pole ! vault with an effort of 15-6.
The Bulldogs will travel toSan
Luis; Obispo Saturday to meet
CaUPoly and UC Irvine.
I allfornla Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament on
the Bulldog campus Saturday.
I'he II-team tourney finished
«th a first-place tie between UC
■erkeley and San FranclscoState
IIvision singles, topping Bulldog
■-animate Laurie Glitz In the
finals. Chester and Glitz teamed
tor a nrst in women's open
In men's play. CSUF's Don
Vrexler placed third In open
entries, and the team of Randy
Murphy and Ron Ventre finished
'lord In novice doubles.
The Bulldogs' next tourneyac-
tion will be April 16-17 at San
Franclsco State.
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| Title | 1976_04 The Daily Collegian April 1976 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1976 |
| 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 | April 5, 1976 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1976 |
| 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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2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Monday, April 5, 1976
Review (-
Inspector Hound'
spoofs bad critics
by Suzanne Lummts
Staff Reporter
•The Real Inspector- Hound,' directed by Dan pessano, is Tom
Stoppard's double edged satire which spoofs bad plays and, more
Important, bad theater critics.
and cllched suspense drama which' two reviewers (actors seated in
the audience are critiquing. In the suspense story, a household of
people are trapped In a manor surrounded by treacherous swamps.
The radio Informs them that a dangerous madman Is loose In the
area. The police are combing the swamps calling', "Don't be a madman! Give yourself up!- This Is the situation when Inspector Hound
arrives on the scene and things go from bad to worse.
The women In the cast, performing In the style of commedla del
melodrama, are uniquely funny.
There Is the svelt Cynthia (Nancy Field) who says, "Darling! We
cannot go on meeting like this!" and the nubile Felicity fNancy
Stelnmetz), who probably says the same, and then there is Mrs.
Drudge (Debra Ramsey), who probably wishes she could say the
The question person.
Are you going to vote in Wednesday's student elections?
Meanwhile, on the sidelines, critic Moon
himself seriously, complains first that the
Its affiliations," but finally decides that "it
mlslngly on the^-Blde of life" - a prematu
up-and-coming young actresses I
aul Saul), who
ally be
funnier If he were a
stout, balding, middle-
posslhlv succeed with
d probably succeed wl
ver. when nirdboot replaces the letxni.iit
Martin;
lie more errertlvn 1
two. pessano. howe
Hlnlbo.
killer."
It Is
partlcul
Jrly to another rrltl
. Or course, no (he.
i of split foJus that
re, and although I feel that col-
knowmg the platforms of the lege activities are Important and
Idates. They seem to be that they should be supported, I
led along ethnic lines rather don't think that many people take
copy plus
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1322 E. Shaw
Geology class to recreate Powell journey
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