1974_04 The Daily Collegian April 1974

              2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN- Tues., Apr. 2,1974
Test your subconscious
for degree of patriotism
• JOHN IDDINGS
Here's a elmple test to help
you find out. Although some ot
tbe questions may not make sense
to you, each is designed to gauge
a subconscious response.
Answer each question honestly,
then score yourself as a citizen.
1.  In   your   opinion,   all  this
country really needs Is a good
(a) iron-listed ruler
2.  In   national   elections  you
(a) fiercely support your
party's candidate evenlf It'sCuy
Lombardo
(b) put your favorite candidate's   bumper   sticker   on your
(c) try to weigh the merits
rationally, then
(c) dream   about Woody
Woodpecker
(d) begin   polishing your
5.     You  think  the Watergate
(a) was engineered by alien
3.   You blame the g:
(a)  begin   polishing
oothhrush
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LETTERS TO THE   EDITOR
Impeachment ripoH
Kdltor:
ents supporting a
bill Introduced I
by    Congressma
Valule (D-14th DIs
ipeachment Issue to
buttons tor his own
gubernatorial campaign.
While Waldle may not be
breaking the law, his tactic Is
definitely slick. Converting Impeachment petitions Into campaign mailing lists ts simple
misrepresentation. This   makes
is not sincere In his Impeachment effort, but Is a desperate
candidate using the Impeachment
Issue as a vehicle to catapult
htm Into the governorship,
lt is disappointing to see that
,n h.s n
dress for the mailers came from
the Impeachment petition.)
I   wasn't   too surprised a few
days   ago   lo receive  mail Irom
nipalgnlorgover-
of California, a convenient
check list for rashrontrllKitlons.
and a return envelope addressed
to    Ihe    'Waldle   for  Governor
tutes being used as a source for
Waldte's campaign mailing list,
especially since Waldte's supporters solicited Ihe signatures.
I   resent Waldle ps attempt to use
to reach and consolidate the student vote hi college rumpuses all
Valdle's college supporters
y Iw full of youthful Idealism
he makes me cynical. Waldle
i discredited himself!
Claremont Men's College
Ciaremont. Calif.
of the Iran
tion was encouraged and Invited
to participate in the organization
of the entire program.
Dut again, as is so often the
case, only a few chose to take
part ln the planning. Certain Individuals who. In fact, abdicated
their political beliefs by noo-par-
tlclpatlon, felt offended. Why?
When they easily could have
voiced their Ideas beforehand and
been given a forum, not a free-
tor-all.
•CSUF Students" labels this
"hypocrisy.*  I ask whosehypoc-
I was also a.partlclpant ln the
•No-root"- celebration. I thoroughly enjoyed the presentation
of the evening, but not only for Its
entertainment value, but also because lt embraced the very struggle of the Iranian people for a
-new life and '""
of e
■No-r
Kaaren Rostam-Kolayi
No-rooz celebration
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Alumni clash with Bulldog gridders Friday
Baseball season has lust start-        But this year promteea to be a     majority of the people' we brought The new talent only begins with     wants to be a winner • Son
Baseball season has just start
ed, but football Is Just around the
corner for Fresnp State.
The varsity has been going
through spring drills the past
three weeks, and this Friday-
night the 1974 Bulldog varsity
win be revealed In the annual
Spring  Alumni  Football Came.
Coach J. R. Boone la very enthusiastic about this year's BluU-
dog squad and will be looking for
his second spring game victory
In a row. Laat year the Boone's
farmers walked away with an easy -
21-7 win, one'of the rare wins
the Fresno e'even was to experience all year.
But thla year promises to be
different story, or so says alumni coach Jack Gregory, current
Roosevelt High School mentor.
It looks like we will have
about 40 ballplayers out for this
year's game. Some are working
out now- and the real should be
out at the first of the week,'
said Gregory.
No one Is aware of the Bulldogs' need for Improvement more
than Boone and the recruiting he
haa done for this year's squad
should greatly bolster both Fresno's offense and defense.
•We have better alze than we
did  last  season and we think a
Among those coming to the
Fresno campus to play this fail
wlU be Calvin Young, Reedley
J.C. AlUaVmertcan and brother of
former USC great and NFL
Rookie-of-tbe-Year Charley
Young. Calvin la a tight end like
older brother Charley and played
under Boone during his freshman
year at Reedley.
Fortunately for the alumni be
will not be In the spring game,
doe to the fact he Is still attending Reedley for the spring semester.
Young, though. All-j
quarterback Rick Jelmini from
Fresno City CoUege Is another
outstanding prospect landed by
Jelmini led the Rams to the
state Junior coUege football
championship last season, yet
probably won't see action for tbe
varsity Friday night. He has been
suffering from a groin Injury
acquired in a gym class mishap
and has yet to put on the full
gear this spring.
•It would be kind of foolish to
play Rick and really tear him up
for next fall.' said Boone.
Fortunately for the Bulldogs,
Jelmini Isn't the only person with
excellent credentials. RichWath-
en and Rod Kraft are back for
their sophomore year, and Cer-
ritos CoUege transfer Neftalt
Cortez has been Impressive during spring drills. Krafl threw a
school-record five touchdown
paases In Fresno's closing win
over Northridge last year and
Wathen Is a capable thrower.
But Cortez may be the best"
of all.
Speaking of Cortez. Boone said.
Uke trie Bulldogs could use a team
fuU of Cortezes.
The alumni should be s repre-
—*-**— footbaU team If certain
the alumni are Karl Francis,
newly signed with the Anaheim
Sun of the wfl, last year's
second team ail-coast defensive
end Dwayne Weatpbal.TonyLim-
brick, John Behrens, Harry
Uestjtan, John Sexton and phU
Borjas, to name a tew.
Also expressing Interest ln
this year's game are professionals Gary Weaver of the Oakland
Raiders and Dwayne Crump of
the St. Louis Cardinals. Weaver
is not definite, and Crump la
taking classes at the Fresno cam-
to play or nt
team, so that State can getagood
e is a
t. both al
Gregory said.
Should It rain heavily this week
and make lt difficult to play the
ball game, the date could be
changed, although Boone doubts
lt. But, anything could happen.
Weather permitting, the contest la scheduled to start at
8 p.m. Friday night at RatcUtfe
Stadium.
SATURDAY'S TRACK MEET against UC Santa Barbara, originally scheduled to be held on tbe UC
rampui, may be moved to Fresno. According to CSUF's coaching staff; Santa Barbara la still putting
snme laat minute touches on a newly-constructed track. Richard Smith goes through the paces in prepa-
it .on for the weekend Javelin competition. Ptoto by Barry Wong.
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COMMENTARY
Unfair demands placed on Aaron
M.iseball will have a new all-
in a home run champion this year
the name of Hank Aaron, yet
iiroversy still rages ln the
isebali circles.
Mammerin' Hank will undoubt-
ily tie and break the great Babe
nib's mark tn the first couple
> »-eeks of the season. Yet Aaron
is expressed the desire to set
" record at tuyne In. Atlanta,
1 since then baseball has been
■ ommlssloner Bowie Kuhnhas
lered   Hank   to   play In the
i jves .opening series' on the
• i against the Cinclnattl Reds.
jnager Eddie Mathews of the
ives said he would rest Aaron
se first three games, but the
•nmlssioner said  Hank didn't
•ed the rest. Thus, he ordered
. ron lo play.
Quite   obviously,   Hammerln'
It would be tnd for baseball If
Hammerln' Hank refused to play
in the opening series against the
Reds.
I think It ts worse for baseball
to force a man of Aaron's repu- .
tatlon to play against his own will
and possibly force him to put
out less than 100 per cent. It's
not fair to Hank, and It's not good   ,
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But ha will play against the Reds,
and he will have a chance to tie
and possibly break the Immortal
Babe's record on the road.
However, myiases Is he won't
even try to hit the ball out of the
park until be comes home to Atlanta. And what can Commls-
. sloner Kubn say to Hank It he
hits twelve singles at twelve at
bata?
I think it'a ridiculous for tbe
commissioner of baseball to
order Aaron to play because be
doesn't want to make history
away from Atlanta. What if Aaron
had a legitimate reason to miss
the opening series? He would be
forced to play anyway. Kuhn said
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