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« THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Thursday, February 8, 1973 . WE CAN OFFER IRE WITH TOP PAY, iUING CAREERS, '-GRADUATE EDUCATION, AND A WIDE RANGE OF LOCATIONS, NATURALLY, WE EXPECT A LOT IN RETURN. We do Wte want only the most well trained, highly rraotivated, and iiTiaginative men and women we can find. And we want them for jobs that are vital to national security .Jobs in engineering Science Axirrantstratiori Finance Ixigrsbcs- Computer applicatrons And personnel. The Department of the Navy consists of over 325,000 civilian employees But you won't get lost The work groups are small and personalized The work is stimulating and rewarding. The pay ts good And the opportunity for acrv^ncement rs guaranteed As a civilian employee of the Navy, you are also entitled to full Civil Service benefits Including low-cost health and lite insurance A fat retirement plan And graduate fellowships for advanced study The Department of the Navy is an equal cipportunity employer. It you re equal to the job For intofTriation about any of the as^tvrbes below, send your resume to the Civilian Personnel Office at the address listed For general information, write Mr Bruce Harrison. Recmrtrneot Division, Capital Area Personnel Services Office (CAPSO-N), 801 North Randolph Steel Arlington. Virginia 22203. t i • Comrnmnl I twsaliT «•*»»*» Naval Air Systems Command VA*jsr»ngton D C 20360 Naval Electronics Systems Conrnand Washington DC. 20360 ..INlavBl Fac.rties Engjneemg Command. VVashoirjton, DC. 20390 Naval Suppy Systems Command. VsJijBtlsx*ton. DC. 20390 Oaaaarch, Da»a<f****f*ai*l, Teas 4 EnkuAotv (NavaJAsDevetopfrneraCerser VternsinSer Penrrsytvania ^8974.. Naval Air ErvgaTSsjnng Center PtwixJeiphia. PwitejWiaj 19112...Naval Air Test Center. Patuxent avw. rvfisaiand 2tj670...Ntrval Cwi En^rwenng l_af> cr«sxy.PsytHsJ-rri«*rr»^ NavalCoesfal Systems Laboratory. Panama City. Honda 324X11 Naves Btctrorsca Uborajlefe Ctr*m. San Oego. Cas- lomia921S? Nrral Electronics Systems Test & Evalua- ton Facility SI rugoes Maryland 206&J Naval fleet Mtssile Systems Analysts and Evaluation Group Annex Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach Corona Calilornfa 91720 Naval Mrssae Center Pont Mugu Calilomm 93041 N3val C>dnarce Laboratory White Oak Sirvet Spring. Maryland 20910 Paole Mrssiie Range Pant Mugu. California 93042 Naval Research Laboratory Washinglon DC 20390 Naval Ship Research and rjrf>i«lopmenl Center Annapolis Laboratory. Annapolis. Maryland 21402. Garderock Laboratory. Bethesda Maryland 20034 Naval Weapons Center. China Late. California 93555 Naval VVfeapons laboratory. Darsgren. Vrgaiia 22448 rJsvas Shipyards: Chaflesion Naval Shipyard Charleston South Carolina 29TO6 Hunlers Pont Naval Shipyard San F'anctsco California 94135 Mare island Naval Shipyard VaUejo California 94592 Notions Naval Shipyard Portsmouth Virginia 23709 Logistical Support Aviation Supply Oflce 700 Rceutns Avenue Pn.ladei pnia Pennsylvania 191II Navy Accounting and Finance Center vVashington DC 20390 Naval Air Rework Facaity. Alameda California 94501 Naval Air Rework Facnrty. Ja<*scsiville Fonda 32212 Naval Anrrajnitjon Depot, Crane. Indana 47522 Naval Mine Enrjoeenng Facility. YorWown. Vrgnia 23491 cagers stop Fresno Thursday, February 8, 1973 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 7 The Cal State Los Angeles basketball team used tggresitve reboundlne and an ability to avoid fouling to defeat Fresno State University 74-71 last night in Selland Arena, LA out.rebounded Fresno 49- 30 and committed only two fouls. This enabled LA to out-score Fresno IS-3 at the free throw line LA made Ifl of 21, Fresno three of three. t. A cua r-1 AI phonso B rlcha m and forward Wily Mallory stole the *.*-¥Mli,:fi' from sophomore sensation Raymond Lewis Brli*- ham scored 1M points b> si nlvlng nine of IH shots from th** field, ar*. Mallnry's 1r' rebounds was high fnr the PUblos Diablo coach Bob Miller noted Fresno's cjjoncen'rafIon on t ewt-t, thr *jprnr»d leading irorer in ihe nation 31.9 a vet age), freed Rr Ik ham fin many o,m*ii Shots. Lewi* had 22 points, hitting nine of 22 from the field and font or five at the line Miller commented, •Brtghain should he (hat ,■!'.■■■■! a shooter If you leave him open. He could he a 10 p*r cent shooter " Lewis has been scoring less in rwceni games, but three or four other Dltblos have scored In double figures. Mallory scored 16 points In addition to grabbing 15 rebounds. He made three of six shots from the field and sank 10 shots without a miss at the charity line. The game was close the entire way last night, the lead changing hands several times. LA led 41- 39 at the half. In the first half. Rrlgham scored 14 and Lewis 12 for the [Tiablos. Lewis displayed his tremendous shooting ability by getting most of his points on long jump shots from beyond the top of the key. LA made 18 of 32 shots in the first half, a 36 per cent shooting average. ^ resno didn't shoot badly, hitting 4T. per rent of their shots; 1 t of 421, but missed many close easy Shots. s.oard <. larenre Metcalfe paced Fresno in the first half with ll points, including a 30-fooler as (he half ended Six-foot-11 sophomore center Bruce Kenning also played well In the first half. Hennlng hail 10 points and led the leam In ret winding wlih six fOftWAMJ) DAfUm Stale I os Anqelr*., Paul Kurada THOMPSON battles 'or a rebound against Cal Racquetmen meet UCD An FSU tennis team with considerable depth will open its season this Saturday when It hosts UC Davis at 1 p.m. on the campus courts. Fresno tennis coach Duane Ballard said of his squad, "Th. kids at th. bottom are almost as eood as the kids at tha top. We have approximately 20 peopleout for th. team, and were stroruj down to number 10." Ballard stressed the importance of a balanced attack, saying-, "'• won't win the close malc'n.s If we don't win down there.* His lineup for this Friday will be: I. Marshall Mills. 2. Jim lla)s; 3. Phil Vartanlan: 4. Ted Moranda. Jr.: 0. Mike Ryan and 6. Danny Marol or Bob Young. In doubles: 1. Mills and Moranda; 2. Hays and Ryan and 3. Vartanlan and Young. VC Davis has 'wo players back from last year's team. Including nur.iber on* man Paul Bodak. Ballard said. 'He's a vary good player, but 1 think Marshall can beat him.' Ballard predicted a close match tomorrow and said the mental outlook of Ihe players may determine the winner. 'We're pretty evenly matched all the way down.* In th. second half, LA shot poorly, hitting 29 par cent of their shots compared to an even 50 per cent for Fresno. LA was able lo control the boards and penetrate Inside,however, largely because Hennlng became tired snd was held to two points snd a single rebound. About six minutes Into Ihe second half, LA led 55-47, the tartest lead of the night. Bui Fresno stormed back with eight straight points to tie It al 55-55. During the rally Metcalfe stole the ball once, had two assists, and tied the score with a 15-rool jumper. He finished the game with 17 points (eight of 15 from the floor) and eight assists. A layup hy lorward Charles Bailey with 9:49 lert put Fresno ahead 59-57. but Mallory and center Preston Scott combined lor five free throws to give LA a 64-59 lead the Dtablos never relinquished. After Mallory sank two more Tree throws to give LA a 72-09 lead with 1:22 remaining, Bailey stole ihe hall and he and Metcalfe had a two-on-one fast break. Metcalfe traveled, however, and seconds later. I A Kuard Adrian Olivers made two free throws to Ice It for Ihe Dtablos. After the ramp FSU coach Kd (..regory said the huge redounding edge I.A enjoyed was the key to lis victory He added, "Our Inability mhll our short shots also hurt us." i.regory praised the defensive play of forwards Bailey and Yale Burke, who guarded lewis most of the name afler Lewis had Shown tie could easily shit.il m-er Metcalfe He said. "Lewis frol most ol tils points .-arl> Ut Ihe game. Bailey ami Burke .lid a good Jot. on tunt - Bailey ami Murk, also shot well. Burke made all live ..r his rioor shots tor 10 points, while Bailey made five of seven from the rioor and 10 ol his 14 [tolnc In the second hall Fresno State and LA State are both now y-10 overall. I- resno IS 0-G in IX AA play, I.A 2 5. The two teams will play acaln Saturday night in Los Angeles. Women's Sports The K resno State women's has- ketball team will begin Southern California Conference League play Saturday against UCLA in the women's gym. The Junior varsity game will begin at 2 p.m., the varsity game at 3:30 p.m The rood badminton team of eight men and eight women will begin Northern California Conference League play Saturday at a Humboldt State badminton tournament. The Fresno State players will battle teams from Berkeley. Chlco. Davis and Humboldt. Game time |s 9 a.m. WEEKEND* SPORTS FRIDAY Swlmt-nins* «« UC Santa. Ilsrf.ara. 4 Li (J. Cimpui pool ..•■•hall *- UCLA J 10 Pal a H«M..-T. Field SATURDAY il.a--l.all V|. UCLA. doublahaadar. 12 00. Pa.a Baldan ri«ld. Baakalball *. Cal Stat* LA. 1.05. Loi Anarrlea Wr.itltnt •• UC DaWa. 3.00. Da*-i«. Tamil v* UC Da**-*. 1-00, C*.*n- pua cotaj-ta. Swls-Mnirt*. »a Cal Poly Pe«otv«, 12.00. Cattipui courii. Immii'i baakalball *>a. UCLA. 2.00, loram'i »>'™ ffoatn'l had-Mr. tern va. Humboldt, Huttaboldt. Paul Kuroda C.UAHI) ci Am N( ! Ml TCAirt dribbles aqainst Diablo Alphonso Mriqhan.. Melcalle bad 1/ point*, and e.qhl assists in another fine performance, Uriqham alio turned in a stellar performance, scoring IH point*, on nine o» IB \hols from thr floor, nriqham and sophomore sensation Itaymond Lewi*, combined for 40 points In the Dlablos' 74- t\ victory. NEW Home For Justin Boots rulTON MAIL .ASKING 10T NO 3 LOCATION Ii 1^5* BOOTS OVER 7000 PAIRS OF BOOTS SIZES A TO EEE j 1 ' uaiouajnw I «AC1* DOOR INT*ANC! I ! FROM PARKINa LOT NO. 3 ! •Ul PARKINO Western Boot & Shoe 1155 Fulton Mall Fresno. California 93721 (209) .237-8718 •
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Title | 1973_02 The Daily Collegian February 1973 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1973 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | Feb 8, 1973 Pg. 6-7 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1973 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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« THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Thursday, February 8, 1973
.
WE CAN OFFER
IRE WITH TOP PAY,
iUING CAREERS,
'-GRADUATE EDUCATION,
AND A WIDE RANGE OF LOCATIONS,
NATURALLY, WE EXPECT
A LOT IN RETURN.
We do Wte want only the most well trained, highly rraotivated, and
iiTiaginative men and women we can find.
And we want them for jobs that are vital to national security .Jobs in
engineering Science Axirrantstratiori Finance Ixigrsbcs- Computer
applicatrons And personnel.
The Department of the Navy consists of over 325,000 civilian employees
But you won't get lost The work groups are small and
personalized The work is stimulating and rewarding. The pay ts good And
the opportunity for acrv^ncement rs guaranteed
As a civilian employee of the Navy, you are also entitled to full Civil
Service benefits Including low-cost health and lite insurance A fat
retirement plan And graduate fellowships for advanced study
The Department of the Navy is an equal cipportunity employer. It
you re equal to the job
For intofTriation about any of the as^tvrbes below, send your resume
to the Civilian Personnel Office at the address listed
For general information, write Mr Bruce Harrison.
Recmrtrneot Division, Capital Area
Personnel Services Office (CAPSO-N),
801 North Randolph Steel
Arlington. Virginia 22203.
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Comrnmnl I twsaliT «•*»»*»
Naval Air Systems Command VA*jsr»ngton D C 20360
Naval Electronics Systems Conrnand Washington
DC. 20360 ..INlavBl Fac.rties Engjneemg Command.
VVashoirjton, DC. 20390 Naval Suppy Systems Command. VsJijBtlsx*ton. DC. 20390
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