1974_04 The Daily Collegian April 1974

              2-fHE DAILY COLLEGIAN
7 Felta Thi' fails
as new student
It seems nobody will be able
to get the feel of 1 Felta Thl,*
a proposed new student organlza
■ that
come up with the correct c
stltutlon and even If they cot
a number of the original mc
1, president pro
Mon., Apr. 1, 1974
to qualify
organization
was a "sexist* club.
"I personally denounce 'I Felta
Thl'  as  a sexist organization,"
Along with Hill at least six of
the other original slgnees
scratched their names off the
sign-up shoot posted In student
body vice-president DaveDaven-
.  The group failed
LETTERS TO THE
Schmidt apology-
aggregate of ethnic
THE  DAILY   COLLEGIAN
EDITOR
helnj brought Into the wi
d for this I am heartily sorry.
Team thanks
^-^.CRAIG   APREGAN
■"UMLUV
Students for LANGLEY FOR SHERIFF
MARCH HARE
FRIDAY, APRIL 5 ••***-**■
FRESNO FASHION FAIR COMMUNITY HALL
ELECT
GUY LANGLEY
SHERIFF
FRESNO   COUNTY
Thar she blows !
Energy shortages
(Continued from Page 1) 0f support and he's willing lo give
tlons that don't have longllr.es, them anythlncthey want,'he said,
he said. "He's already been selling the
•Americans have aliout 500 government to the highest cor-
mllllon more gallons collectively porate bidder - the milk cartels,
In their tanks than they would ITT, Vesco - and now he's will-
ordlnarlly because they're scared lng to give them the entire en-
gas," he said. "So, the problem Nader said Nixon has asked
|ust feeds on Itself." Congress    to    weaken   pollution
te and theft.
He said lt Is very easy for an
cldent to happen that will de-
y we developed nuclear ener-
Nader said according to AEC
Nader said/
r pollution alone, according
vernment figures. Is costing
rlcan taxpayers SIC billion a
f Is potentially
nsplre lo make profits.'he ties.'
"They're   ln   business lo- If   solar   energy   is    not   de-
?   federal Trade Commls- will   be   saddled   with   the   most
recently  filed suit to break dangerous technology this coun-
can   no   longer control the power.
sluges of production — pro- Nuclear energy plants have In
K. refineries, pipelines and their core more radioactive meeting (gas .stations) - as Is terlals than In 2.000 Hiroshima-
he case, said Nader. sized weapons, he said. This
iter attacked the federal en- deadly material Is transported by
>f a big accident happening 1
n a million.
•How reassuring,'" he sal
energy i
id geothorr
break  up the big oil companies
into competitive units.'
To find out more about nuclear
power, write to Professor Henry
MIT, Cambridge, Mass.
For a six-part newspaper series on nuclear power, write to
Post OfflceBox 3003, Springfield,
A  citizen's  action  manual,
to go about
M'lU
ii, com
esioni
r said nuclear plan
files, and "How to Investigate
Your FavoriteGovernmentAgen-
cy." can be obtained by writing
P.O. Box 19281. Washington, D.C.
20036.
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Netmen remain undefeated
in 7-2 victory over CSUSF
By Greg Ellis
Collegian Sports Editor
Fresno State's undefeated tennis team ran their victory string
to eight with a 7-2.vlctory over
the San Francisco State University Golden Gators last Saturday
Even though the Bulldog team
won by a? rather wide margin, the
day's play provided some very
ompetltive   matches  and   rela-
Kresno's number three netpian
one of the closest matches of 'he
COMMENTARY
A's manager
could hamper
team's future
By Greg Ellis
Collegian Sports Editor
i:\rc  again  the major league
7-5, 7-5.
In   :
hotly-contested  double
match, Fresno's Mllce Ryan an
behind to plna 5-7, 6-2, 6-2 los
on the Gator team of TerryTlrn
mlns and Nell Slater.
1 by defeating San Francisco's
.'II Slater 6-4, 6-3. Brewer Is
e Bulldogs' fourth-rated play-
edged the Gators' Rich Lee
6-4. He also teamed with Jim
Hayes to win the first doubles
match by the score of 6-2, 6-2.
Hayes wasn't as fortunate in the
singles department, as ho bowed
to Carter Ingram of San Francisco by the score of 6-2, 6-1.
Joe Hlvely of Fresno was a
double winner on the day, as he
the Gators- John Cohn
*lth  Phil   Vartanlan in  be
Foul weather spoils
weekend ball games
the   Oakland  I
es. But this ye:
lie baseball, anc
defending World Champions.
'Kit ocourred under the now-
rted Dick Williams. Charles
e) has stncehlredAlvlnDark
in 1967. But, so much for
rr.itlonol Finlcv^ who proves
nrore unpredictable as the
s go by.
irk to Alvln Dark. If you will
II,   Alvln  was the man who
the San Franqlsco Giants to
.V;jrld Series back ln 19C2,
m lose to the Mickey Mantle-
Y.inkees   ln   seven  games.
Jose State Spartans over the
weekend, but the Spartans and
the weather had other Ideas. On
Friday night San Jose collected
11 hits In routing Fresno by the
score  of 9-0. Dan Grimm suf-
i   Mark  Car
RBI's to tl
the three losses Fresno suffered
the Spartans have scored C.2 runs
compared to only 18 for Fresno.
The Friday night loss was the
PCAA opener for both schools.-
and   drops the Bulldog seasonal
As m
o 21-1
earlier theSpar-
and eight earned runs ln eight-
plus Innings. Spartan left fielder
Dan Mays cracked a pair of
doubles   and drove ln four runs
Spartan ace Steve Gordon-
Forbes threw his first shutout
of the season while allowing the
Bulldogs only four scratch hits.
Although his somewhat inconsistent pitching allowed for seven
Fresno bases on halls, he more
than conpensated for that by fanning nine Bulldog batters.
Because of poor weather
conditions. Saturday's scheduled
doubleheader was postponed,And
considering what the Spartans
have done to Fresno ln their last
(our league games, lt might have
been a blessing In disguise. Nevertheless, Fresno ts scheduled to
this season. Including the two.
games rained out. Of those six
remaining games, four are
scheduled  to  l>e  played  In San
• Itcly  h
' the A
o do si
Golf team takes second
in Nor-Cal tournament
)ark will
i capable field general, but
i winner. I must agree with
'.cling. When Dark was man-
the Giants back In the early-
ire probably had one of the
s.ButDarkhashad
not getting along
?rs.  And although
The CSUF golf team finished
second to the San Jose State
Spartans U*fJ Friday ln the Northern California Invitational Golf
Tournament at the Dry Creek
Country Club ln Gait.
The   I
played
Thursday,
ney by playing .36 holes last
Friday. San Jose had a team total, of 1,109, and the Bulldogs
were a distant second with a
team score of 1.144. Other team
Sacr
re Chico State, 1,147;
o State, 1,154 and UC
217 totals, one-over-par for 54
holes. They were scheduled to
play off for the first place spot.
San Jose's Mark Lye finished a
close   third   with   a   218  total.
The Fresno Individual totals
Include Bill Donaldson 74-70-77-
224. Grog Durst 76-76-76-228,
Terry Moore 73-80-77-230, BUI
Trask 77-76-79-232, DanMllin-
ovlch 76-78-80-234 and Steve
Gutllla 79-85-70-240.
The Bulldog golfers
rard
I   FSU
ALL THAT'S NEW
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Over 200 GrinnlngrjJrd fllflhts every day connecting North-
Mon., Apr, 1,1974-THE DAILY COUEGIAN-3
ON THE fJEAM, senior g
balancinri-acl performanc
Gymnastics Championshir.
at the Northern Californialntcrcollepiab
in San Jose. Denise Garber and Glorl,
CSUF in the statewide meet with Denisi
Poly Royal horse
show April 26
The CSUF horse show team
will defend Its first place standing In the western region of
Intercollegiate competition at the
Poly Royal horse show April 20
at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
The CSUF team had won first
place at an earllerCal Poly competition and at the CSUF Intercollegiate horse show. Arlene
Kimura of Reedley Is high point
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