1972_11 The Daily Collegian November 1972

              •    THE DAILY COLLEOIAN
Sargent Shriver gives us taste of real thing
 c* of vice-pre.l-
 -andldate  R. Sargent
Shrtv.r appeared to sufficiently
pnara hurriedly clicked cameras,
security agent. raced to a.slgned
location*, and ■ Jazz combo happily tooted 'Happy D.y.Ar.Her.
attentive Pretnans lhat packed
CSUF's Amphitheater
Shriver'* arrival ec	
not be Ignored by th. Democratic
party candidal.* before going to
th. poll, next week. In fact, the
huge crowd showed row tlgns of
Impatience In waiting an hour
under tunny ikies for the late-
arriving Shrlver.
Many Indlvlduala had already
aat back and liitened 14 day.
•arll.r to Eunice Shrlver and
Eth*l Kennedy speak at th* Raln^
bow Ballroom In behalf of the
Democratic ticket. Other, had
ll.tened four daya earlier to
actor Jon Votght praise George
McCovern and Shrlver al a campus rslly.
However, ss Shrlver walked
onto the Amphitheater stsge, the
crowd's actions showed there is
nothing  better   than listening tn
Aa Shrtvar vigorously waved to
th* crowd and found hla way to
th* microphone, a 300-foot long
balloon structure created by Gene
Thompson launched upward to mi
th* clear sky with pink, yellow,
or.nge and whit* balloon*.
•If thl* crowd la an example
of th* talk that th* McC-ovom-
Shrtvar campaign la disorganized, then I would like to see a
lot more of this disorganization,'
said Shrlver
He acknowledged the creative
works of several posters scattered throughout the crowd. The
mtjorlty were tntl-Ntxon ones,
I clslmlng, 'No News Is Agnews.-
•Nixon Is Through In '72,- and
-Let'. Dethrone Dick.'
Others   carried   banner,  and
Shrlver blasting th* Nlxon-Ag-
n*w administration.
Quoting American Independent
Party presidential candidate John
Schmllz: -If there were twoGwis,
Nixon would priylo both Of them.'
There were many white-haired
blage. In fact, a grey-bearded
men approximately 80 year, old,
aat quietly on a folding chair directly In front of the podium, Intent on hearing every word
A three-year-old girl happily
waved a green balloon after seeing other. Ch**r »nd do the same
In response to one ol Shrtver's
Joking remarks.
Only one* did th* crowd show
signs ol uneasiness. This cam*
when McGovern campaign workers maneuvered throughodt the
crowd seeking financial donations
nil thay were being pres-
sured   to  contribute n
the passing bucket, while others
anxiously waved dollar bllli In
th* air to ihow their Interest In
helping the cause. And other*
simply   couldn't   afford  any  of.
All w*r* perfectly satisfied In
listening to Shrlver lean Into th*
microphone and poke tun at the
Republican party. Shrtvar wasn't
the most powerful-looking Individual, but his orating abilities
proved strong enough to please
supporters.
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Shriver stld the Republican
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Its own Indifference and Is guarding the Urge corporations, large
land owners, and men of great'
wealth. I urge youtokeepAmerl-
ca in the great tradition of Franklin Roosevelt. Harry Tnimin,
John Kennedy, and Lyndon John-
After his remarks Shrlver left
the stage and moved into the
crowd   talking  with local news-
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Upsets top dorm football action
Of th* year yesterday with a 24-18.
upset victory over M-3 3rd In
dormitory   Intramural   football
M-2 let upped their record to
1-3-1, led by Rog.r Helm's three
touchdown passes. Jim aforan.
Bred * trio of (coring strikes
for th* loser*.
The undefeated Homin Cowboy*, ranked loth listwteklnbat
Intramural top 10 list, enjoyed a
bye yesterday with their final
tussle not Tuesday.
Th* Thrusters also won their
hARHIER KEVIN DOUGHERTY hat been a ,
country runner (hit year lor Coach Red E.te.' successful iqutd.
I stes h*. noted that Dougherty could be (he Bulldogs' best hope (or
a top five finish in the PCAA meet within the next few weeks. He will
be m action tomorrow In Santa Barbara agalntl UCSB.
Harriers prepare
for key meets
n. Tom Holllday
ip for tin)Nov. 11 PCAA      thlt   year.
id has y,
"We   s
era tomorrow for in 11 a.m.
esno, 2-1 In PCAA play,
Id have no trouble defeating
.anchor.. The Bulldogs have
four straight. Including the
sani Hill Invitational last
:end. Santa Barbara It 0-S.
Pleaaant   Hill  Ken Adams
fastest rive miles ever fy 42
seconds. Cross country coach
Red Estes nld of Adtmt, -He'll
even get better. I think, the next
two weeks."
Estes said of Sanll Barbara,
'I think they're the weaken team
In the conference.' He called It
the weakest Santa Barbara squad
since he's been coaching at Fret-
n It viry inexpeii-
inybody or th. caliber
ol Long Beach or San Diego.*.
Ettes called the performances
this yeir of Pit Dunning ind Tom
Chavez 'very pleasant surprises." Dunning Is 1 transfer from
Fresno City College while Ch.ver
I* Just I freshman.
He also praised Mike Rustler,
who It normally a mlltr but who
has been doing a very good Job
Eltet feels thlt Fresno can
make a good showing al Ih* PCAA
meet In Stockton. H* aald, -Our
goal la to b* In th* top three.'"
He noted that th* third placa
. score has averaged 85 points
over the past four years. Estes
tald that would require ace Kevin .
Dougherty to flnlih about fifth or
tlxth tnd the rett of th* top flv*
seven runners) to finish In the top
vert young team. It ha* had to
do without the Injured Dave Garcia, the 1971 Nor-Cal JC cham-
Garcla. who attended DellaJC,
is a native of Torreon, Mexico.
Torreon Is Fresno's sitter city.
Considering lit Inexperience
ltd the loss of Garcia. Estes It
satisfied with the team's performance sn far: He said the season
t».
According to
B**ch stands
above everybody *ltt.* H*thinks
Stn Diego State, Sin Jot* Stat*,
UOP, and Fresno will be fighting
to  finish behind Long Beach.
Ettet (..It th. v.t.r.n
Dougherty, who finished second
In th* Pleasant Hills Invitational,
can finish among th* top flv* it
th* PCAA meet. He named Jeff
Lough of Los Angeles State and
Ron Pryor of Long Beach it the
favorites for th* Individual title.
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