1972_11 The Daily Collegian November 1972

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DAILY COLLEOIAN    Thuraday,
Wheelchair basketball     Senate vacancies
Wheelchair baiketbiU action
can be **** Friday evening in toe
mon*. gyronaalum wtxn toe Frea-
no Wheelen pUy host to Sacre-
Livestock champs
Eleven CSUF .tud.nl. hav*
•xhiblt*d tlx chimpion and re-
»*rv* chimpion entries at to*
Grand NaUonal Llv*«tock Expo-
altton to the San Franelieo Cow
The Unlvertlty showed the •
chimploe Corrledilt andColum.
oil mtrket lambs, toe champion
truckload of market Iambi, the
reeerve champion pen of three
Duroc twine ind toe reserve
chimpion Yorklhlre ind C roll-
There ire two vacancies In toe
Student Senate: 1) Senator of
PubUcaUons, and 2) Senttor of
Educitlon.
AppUcaUon* ire available In
to* College Union, Room 306, .nd
wlU be accepted unUI November
27.
Information day
A Federal Career andSummer
Employment Information Day will
be held Tue*day, November 21
In Ihe College Union, Room. 312-
313-314 from 10 to 3.
F*d*r*l government represen-
Utlv** will be on campus to
dUcu*. to* various career opportunities  available   lo college
Information regarding summer
employment will alto he available. The final filing date for the
FRESNOTES
Newman Center
Fellowships
Miss Chinatown
) of Chinese ancestry
Fresno State are ln-
i contact the Chinese
of Commerce in San
o for th* 16th annua]
Miss   Chinatown,   USA
es should be sent tq the
Nursing
Car rally
The Central California sp-^
Car Association pretenu rt?Z
annual'Hilly ,or u^b,,^*
day «t 12 at McDonald-, £»■*
of Wait and Shaw; ' """**
Awards and trophle. mqu
presented in all Cli,w, 51
entry fee Is 83.50 per cir '
For further Information, cos.
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Collegian Editorship
AppllciUons are now avaJlipi,
for the Dally Collegian edltorihiD
during toe Spring 1973t.meittr
The forms are ready In Colltgt
Union 302 for any student later-
ested In lhat position. The appU.
cation* are due Friday, December l and the Board on Public*,
tlons will Interview all etna,
dates and make Iti selection tt
Its meeting December 7.
Salomon's S-505 wont let go, unless
Unless you take a turn for the worst. So. if
you're part hotdog, go for it. Front flips are
more fun than endless parallels, anyway. Let
it ell hang out... with confidence. Salomon's
duel independent spring system takes up the
punishing shocks of free style skiing without
pre-releese. If things don't go exectly right,
you know there's e wey out. When Is really
up to you because you program the precise
release tension into your bindings yourself.
Salbmon doesn't forget because it s memory
is never clogged by ice or snow. Go for it I
SALOMON  S3!
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Height to aid hoopsters
j*. jera  the daily collegian Q
If Gregory decide* to prune the
Inches by ellmlnillng either McCoy or Hennlng from the itirtlng
lineup, he will not be sacrificing
much In height .or quality. The
Bulldog* ire loided with a crop
of till pliyert.
■We will have better height,
depth, tnd experience thin tv»r
before,*  tald Gregory, who it
9-17 won-loai record ichleved
lilt season.
Gregory wlU undoubtedly begin
hit comeback efforli thlt Tuei-
dty. Btfort toe game, Gregory
plana to Introduce all players,
explain varioui offtnsive pst-
terns, tnd examine leveral new
rule changes.
•We want toe Una to get acquainted with our playert. We
also wtnt to give the fans more
knowledge of what we do with our
batketball program,' he tald.
Gregory Indicated thlt hit
probable ttirUng flv* would Include McCoy it center, Cltrtnce
Metcalfe and Geoff Brandt at
guard., and either Hennlng,Dar-
ryl Thompson or Chtrlet Bailey
at forwards.
•It's difficult to say bow good
we wlU bt tt toll point. Right
now, we are very optimistic.'
aald Gregory. «W. are making
progress In practice. 1 have been
pleaaed   with  the pliyers  itU-
poor tenon list y**r.
•If we ire going tob* iuec*ti-
ful thl* yetr, we will hive to
la.rn to Dliy tl • teim. Thlt wlU
well we wilt pity
ind will help us to uttltxe to*
strength tost w* htv* tn height.*
The Bulldogs should not hive
difficulty pitying n t unit, since
live returneri ttirteditonetlme
or another lilt tenon. Heading
the cut ol return*** are McCoy,
Metcilfe, Brandt, Thompson ind
Bailey.
•We have the advantageof having experience. One of thetough-
ett Jobs Is to pick toe starters.
traveled to Kentucky tost year
to compel* ta to* Nitlontl
AAU Biiketball Touraannnt. Ha
gained hi. team (85-6 record)
and league'! mod valuable player
WlUlama alao earned hla
team'a moat valuable pltyer rating at MU San Antonio. He waa
an aU-CIF second-toam cholc*
while playing st Covins High.
O'Leary, an oceanography major,
ranked third In the froeh scoring
column with a 18.9 average.
Another battl* appear! to b*
taking place it to* forward spot
where BUiey, Thompson, Hennlng, Roy Jones. Yale Burke,
tnd Phil Wtichec ire doing to*
fighting. Both Thomp»on, i 6-
foot-7 senior, tnd Bailey, a 6-
foot 6 junior with a 12.2 average,
were tn and out ot th* storting
lineup last season.
H*nnlng   had   an   Impreaslve
petlng   for  tl
»   JObt.*
The toughest battle appear, to
be waged In th* tuning guard
positions. Gregory f**l» thlt
Metcalfe (13.9 tcorlng average),
tnd Brandt (7.4 iverage) may be
pressed in recapturing their
starting roles.
•We hsv* gr*at d*pth at toe
guard positions. Both Brandt tnd
Metcalfe have toe edge right
now because of their pitying experience,* tald Gregory.
Newcoroera Wiyne K.rop, a 6-
foot-3 standout fromContraCos-
ta JC; Bemle Williams, a G-foot-
3 atar from Mt. San Antonio
Colleg* tnd Pat O'Laary, i 6-
foot-5 sophomore up from toe
freshman team, are strong candidates   at   toe ball-controlling
Kemp waa a member of t 10-
mtn,   all-state   JC   squad   that
team-high 19.5 tcorlng average
tnd 11.3 rtbouiximirk. Gregory
tald that he may start Hennlng
at either forward or cantor.
Gregory nan also shown approval with W*tch*c, a 6-foot-8
sophomore elevated from to*
froth squad, and Jontl, a 6-foot -
7 freshman from Lot Angeles
High.
Gregory **ld Burk* *tort*d for
to* Bulldog* two y*ara ago, tnd
Jones recently acored 42 polnU
for toe Junior-vanity In a scrimmage agalnstReedley JC.Wel-
ch*c ranked third to fr**br"
•coring  U*t y*ar with * 1
McCoy, » Junior, appears
cur* it center ifter averaging
15.2 point* per game last year
and 10.5 rebound!. He ranked
second In scoring to J*rry Pender, th* Bulldog*' top player who
waa recently put on waivera by
to* Chicago Bulls.
•I don't think we WlU have any
player at outstanding aa Pender,'
tald Gregory. 'Right now w* are
concentrating on funning our offenie correctly.*
THE SUCCESS Of the Cal SUte Fretno biiketball team will be determined mostly by th* performance of their two big men, 6-foot-li
Inch sophomore Bruce Hermlng (left) and junior .even-footer Neil
McCoy (right). Hennlng averaged nearly 20 point, aoame as a freshman In 1971, whll* McCoy snagged over 10 rebounds at a stirter on
list year's vanity.
18.1
z Second harrier award
. Bulldog* fmlthed
Cross   country   .tar K*vta
Dougherty has been named Col- four, nve an
lego Master Athlete of the Week
for   th*  second"time  thl*  fall. Although U
A consilient runner for Coach fifth aa a .quad in tn* important
Red Este.' harrier*, Dougherty league get-together, Dougherty'i
wis acclaimed for hi* fin* fourth individual    effort   merited   him
place  flnlih  imong 49 partlcl- qualification  for to* NCAA Nt-
panto tn last weekend'!  PCAA     Uonal Meet r        " **-
meet.   He   broke  three   Fresno University ol
Room 218 in IM finals
r   four-
Room 218, ntttled In toe middle ol the Intramural FoolbiU
Top Ten for molt of the t*a*on,
hav* waited until the playoffs to
make their move. And lt hi!
pliced them In toe flmli.
The Independent powerhouse
defeated the Cobra* 18-12 yei-
terdty afternoon, tnd
challenger In toe oth<
teim bracket. The title contest
will be pltyed Tu*idty.
While the Cobra* had no problem In dliposlng the Groai Dogi
Monday, Room 218 ilio enjoyed
an easy win In pouring rain over
Tule River, letting up yeiter-
diy'l confrontation.
Top-rinked L*mbd*Chlopen*d
their pliyoff action yetterdiy by
dumping the Mo-Townert 20-6.
The fraternity leiguechampi will
play toe winner of today'a match
between the lloman dorm-leading
Cowboya and lecond-rtted Little
Big Men.
Unlesi the undefeitedCowboys
can topple the highly-rated Inde-
pendenti, toe tUge will be clear
for to* long-*w*lt*d ebowdown
between Lambda Chi and LBM.
The final teml-flnili game will
be played Monday.
The Dally CollegUn wlU be
running toe final IM Top Ten
Poll In next Wednesday's edition,
after toe champ It decided.
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