1973_11 The Daily Collegian November 1973

              2    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN     Wed., Not. 7, 1973
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Legislature should act now to
grant 'wild river' status to Kings
By Dennis Morglgno
Editor
The California State Legislature should immediately designate   the Kings  River a   *wt
and acting on the cries of various groups of environmentalists,
passed   the  moratorium   legls-
canoelng expeditions which thrive
on the thrills of shooting the
rapids. A dam at Rodger's
Crossing would turn the rapids
into Fresno County's 32nd flat-
water facility.
Lessons may hold key
Id an "old fashioned"
oe learned from the
rail of the empire tor today.
•Patriotism had vanished, and
without patriotism no state can
The fall of the Roman Empire ^
has left fresh warnings for each
successive   generation,  Grant  j
told the overflow crowd in the J
College Union. (j .
"A state needs a certain
amount or patriotism and unity
Upkeep things going, ■ Grant said,
division and a run
down armed services can reach
a dangerous point."
Switching   to   Europe,   Grant
said he doesn't see
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Bulldog matmen in search of heavyweight
ty Ron Agostlnl
Collegian Sports Editor
want Ad: One' heavyweight
....'.led tor the Fresno State
restllng team, experience rec-
xmended but not mandatory,
>niact Coach Dick Francis lm-
ediaiety, situation critical.
us very doubtful that Francis
ill resort to the above means
i seeking a badly-needed heavy-
t>ight wrestler, but he has made
is position clear. With the other
ne weight classes strong for
lands between the Bulldogs and
eTvywelght.
:• rancls said Monday that he
tt told his grapplers to search
ie campus for a potential "Mr.
ir they have un
fit) the void. His wrestling
perience, however, is notkjiown.
Other than the temporary absence of the big man, the Fresno State matmen definitely have
the personnel to cope with their
demanding schedule, beginning
November 23 with the annual
Alumni clash.
Four Pacific Coast Athletic
Conference champions from last
year's team bless the 1973 roster, bringing optimistic smiles
from Francis. Two of them, Jeff
Gerry and Mike Berg, are three
year lettermen.
Gerry compiled an Impressive 18-4-4 record In his match- \
es last year, and has taken the
conference crown at the 134
pound class two times. Another
Bulldog with the credentials Is
190 pound Mike Berr, who went
a two-time
21-3  In  1972,
PCAA tltleholder.
The other two champions are
Mike   McCough,   a   150-pound
\  Westmont College transfer, and
mlso
e 177 pi
One Bulldog wrestler could be
looking to the approaching campaign with thoughts of revenge.
167-pound George Howe dropped
only tour out of 25 matches last
year, then was upset In the PCAA
a 118-pound PCAA runnerup.
It was thought that Howe ez-
, hausled his years of eligibility
last year, but Is allowed to
compete for one more season due
to shoulder separation suffered
during 1971.
Dave Dooman underwent a knee
operation In mid-season, yet still
finished thtrd in the conference
tourney last year, and Is expected to be the top man In the
"unlt^djlurope*
"The countries of Europe will
not reach a state of uniricatloa
equal to the Roman Empire tor
at least the next 30 or40years.*
said Grant.
asked the Importance of
history on the future, Grant said,
'Unknown things that arise In the
will be better dealt with If
acquainted with the past."
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PHASE 4 E\D
Wage and price controls will
end early next year, high Nixon
officials have announced. Phase
4 controls will be cut off sometime after the first of the year
but before April 30.
A gradual loosening of existing controls will continue to
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Increase prices when the controls end. Administration economists are working with congressional, business and labor
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MI OF THE outstanding returning lettermen on this year's Fresno
>te wrestling team is senior George Howe. A criminology major
>n- ciovis, Howe will be counted on by Coach Dick Francis in the
•' oound weight class. The' Bulldog wrestlers open the season
lay. November 23 against the CSUF Alumni.
Various sale plans offered
for basketball season tickets
i resno State Is currently In
the midst of a busy basketball
season ticket campaign for the
The Bulldogs are presenting
H .lame games for the single
ticket price of $20. Thirteen of
these games will be played In
Seiiand Arena, while the other Is
se< lor the Men's Gymnasium on
a mong the home schedule this
season are Texas Tech, Colorado
Slate. Wyoming, Loyola, and the
University of Denver. Also
among the Bulldog adversaries
"e pcaa teams University of
the Pacific, San Jose State, Los
Alleles State, San Diego Stale,
•M ^tending conference champion Long Beach State.
tamed by contacting the CSUF
athletic ticket manager at 487-
W04, or by contacting personnel
ai ihe College Union Box Office.
Students can also take advantage of possible "two tickets tor
Ih<' price of one* game tickets
»« part of a fund raising project
"-sponsored by the student as-
sociation and the athletic depart-
"ent. Details are available at
<>iecu box office.
Special group rates are also
available during the comlngsea-
"><*■ They are being offered to
groups, plus others. Those In
terested should contact the athletic business manager on campus. To obtain the desired rate,
the group must consist of 25 or
more persons.
In other basketball notes, the
unveiling of the Fresno State
basketball team takes place
Tuesday, November 20 at 7:30
p.m. in the Men's Gym.
The preview will Include Introduction of the tesm by Coach
Ed Gregory, the showing of the
Bulldogs' offensive and defensive
strategy, a discussion of the new
rules, and an lntra-squad game.
Refreshments   will   follow the
schedule often reads Ilka a
"Who's Who* of top collegiate
teams. Among the CSUF opponents are NCAA runnerup Oregon state, fourth place Brigham
Young, and perennial powers Cat
Poly-san Luis Obispo, Portland
State, and Oregon. One of the
most outstanding grapplers
Fresno will be facing Is Oregon
State's Greg Strobel, the NCAA's
roost valuable , performer last
year.
Regardless of the high quality
of competition, I Francis has extreme confidence In bis athletes.
"This 1973-74 {team has more
potential than last year's,* he
said. "Yes, we lost Pete Hole-
roan but we got (Robert) Arballo.
We lost Mike Mendes, but got
Dooman back.*
Showing Utile modesty but
much confidence, Francis predicts the PCAA right will mainly
be a two team bout between the
Bulldogs and San Jose State. The
Spartans dumped Fresno In the
conference matches 02-88,
to  the
Fresno mat Is Arballo. At 126,
the  hometown  native  was the
a Just as strong this
thinks that his potential Is limitless.
Gary Relnhart, a 143 pound
1971 transfer from FCC and a
red-shirt off last year's Bulldog
product/broke an ankle In practice. Francis said Monday that
he will not be available tor action until January.
, The only consistent weight adjustment the "Dogs are pinning
for the season Includes the positioning of Howe, I son and Berg.
Due lo the lack of depth at the
heavier weights, Francis feels
these three may be shuffled from
one weight class to another.
The wrestler that may mmi-
rolze the problem Is 187 pounder
Nick Qulntana from Reedley. Although he works In the same
weight as the highly-touted Howe,
Fresno could use Qulntana at
167 and move Howe to a heavier
weight level.
Harriers aim for high PCAA finish
11 a.rhy start Saturday at uc-
Santa Barbara's six mile course.
The determined Bulldogs have
been awaiting the meet with the
patience of a corralled stallion.
'We've been preparing for this
meet tor the past three months,"
premier harrier David Garcia
remarked several weeks ago.
Even Coach Red Estes has been
making predictions on the outcome of the race since this fall's
competition began.
'We looked past last week's
meet against UC-Santa Barbara
In anticipation of the PCAA,"
Estes remarked Monday. The
team's over-anxiety for. the
league clambake didn't seem to
hurt them over the weekend, however, as they had no trouble
downing the Cauchos 18-44 at
Woodward Park.
Sophomore Tom Chavez was
voted as harrier of the week by
steady development throughout
the season.' He displayed maturity uncommon In a freshman last
year, according to Estes, when
he broke practically alltheplebe
distance marks at CSUF.
This tall was a different story
for the Pleasant Hill native. He
started as the number 11 man
on the squad, developed steadily.
•We have jelled with three
straight victories,* Estes said
Monday, 'and we're looking for-
') going against j the best
The PCAA is four years old,
. and Long Beach has won It four
straight times,' Estes warned.
His' big, wish ts tp take the team
title, but Estes has Indicated that
a top three finish would be quite
respectable.
The results of the conference
get-together reads like a stuck
record: Long Beach, San Diego,
d San J
and three In the past three meets.
'If we run as well as we did
against the University of Nevada-Reno, I think we really have
an honest chance of upsetting the
whole applecart,* Estes said.
The six mile course in Santa
Barbara is hard and flat, firing
no advantage to any of the seven-
man contingents.
The last three Bulldogs to
make the trip this weekend are
Barry Buob, Julio Rosa and Mike
of him are the standout runners
Garcia, Guy Artherbolt and Pat
Dunning.
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