1973_03 The Daily Collegian March 1973

              4     THE OAlLr COLLEGIAN     Thursday. March 1,  1973
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Thursday. March 1, 1973   THE DAILY COLLEGLAN   8
Third-rated Long Beach
to host Fresno tonight
COL EM AN MON TGOM F R Y
PCAA swim meet begins
l he r resno Male swim team is
hopinc for fourth place as the
!•< aa swim rharrtplonshlpstseeln
unlay in l.onc Beach, hul whether
it tiot It net. It Is largely depen-
latti on freshman swimming sen-
sjiion Art Huble
* H resno coach John Pat noli
(ossls the battle for the first two
spuis .ill be between UOP and
I one Bearh State, with UL" Santa
Barbara laklnf third. Last year
I ra.no finished fourth behind
It Ml   r*4C).   Long   Beach   Stale
443), and UOP (443)
The powerful UOP team ls
|sat o<t by rive All-Americans,In-
• lulling Kick Koeder .ndJoeKle-
iilflt, Heetler has the faslast 100
'leeslyl* lima In thr nation, while
i'lctrlch has the sloond fastest
mite In tha no freestyle.
1'arlflc has only a 14 man team
li.iwaver. ,ntl fould ba hurl by a
t,t k ol depth,
Patnolt feels San lllegu Slate
*ll) haltla Fresno for fourth
place He said. *l know we won't
be in lha tor threa. Our goal Is to
neat San Diego In this meet. How
they're swimming will determine
svhere I put our people. *>*w
Tomorrow Huble will swim thr
JOO Individual medley and the
leadofr leg on lha 400 fhedley ra.
lay team Tim l.edford (breast-
stroke) will swim the second leg,
Coleman Montgomery (butterfly)
the third. andChuckSbeetzffree-
style) the anchor leg.
Huble will  probably swim  the
20n freestyle on Friday, but he
may be switched to the 400 Individual medley Instead, depending
on how san Diego Is doing. He will
definitely anchor the 800 freestyle relay, following Ledford,
Montgomery and Sheets.
Saturday Ruble ls eiperted to
to In the 100 freestyle, but Pat-
nott may swim him In the 16S0
freestyle or the 100 backstroke
Instead. I'alnotl commented, -He
can beat San Diego's people there
fairly easily. He'd easily place
In both of these events."
Ruble will also anchor the 400
freestyle relay Saturday, again
following Ledford, Montgomery
and Sheet t
ration said. • His best chances
are In the 200 indlsldual medley
and the 100 freestyle. If ha does
It."
Huble has just recovered from
a torn muscle In his shoulder
lhat kept him out for two weeks,
and he just recently returned to
action in Fresno's dual meet with
UOP last weekend. He swam well,
hut he didn't go all out. and It Is
difficult to determine just how
well he could do In the PCAA
meet had he not been ln|ured.
Ruble has also been slowed down
by the flu the past two days
The national qualifying mark
tor the 100 freestyle Is 47.4,
while Ruble's best In the event Is
44.0. He's done 1:45.4 for Ihe 200
freestyle, nine tenths of a second
off Ihe NCAA qualifying mark of
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1:44.5.
Other Fresno swimmers wlih
a chance to place high In Ihe
PCAA meet are Montgomery In
Ihe 200 butterfly, Ledford In the
100 breasts! roke, and K. O. C ros -
hy In both the one-meter and
three-meters diving.
Montgomery has done 2:05.4ln
the 200 butterfly ■ 10th heat among
conference swimmers), and Patnolt said he could place as high
as  fourth or fifth In the event
Ledford la also rapablenf gaining fourth or firth plare points In
Ihe 100 hreasts!roke. Patriot! not
ed. 'Ledford'. kind of eiclled
now He's swimming with enthusiasm. I'm confident, he's ronfl ■
deni. and I think he'll do very
well •
C'roSb), a frashntjn, ranks
sixth In ih. conference In Tmth
diving events. He has bad knees,
but con-mented. -It won't effect
my diving. It hurts, but I candlve
over It.*
The Fresno State basketball
team, sporting a 164 conference
record but playlnf vary wall recently, arlll travel to Lone Beach
tonight to face th* third-rated
Long Beach 4.*rs.
Long Beach features All-
Amerlcan forward Ed Ratleff and
Fresno product Roscoe Pondes-
ter, called by many Ihe beat alxth
man In the nation.
The 8-6 Ratleff has been averaging 23.8 point* a game tor the
22-2 49era. He was an All-A merle in at guard laat year, and th*
versatile senior la aure to go
high in the first round of tha net-
pro draft.
Pondexter. who played al San
Joaquin Memorial High and one
year at Freano City Collerge before transferring to Long Beach
this year, ta averaging 14.2 potnta
a game and leads the learn tn re-
hounds with 233 (a 9.7 average).
All Ihla while coming off Ihe
bench!
KFSR broadcast >
KFSR will broadest today's
CSUF-Sacramento State baseball
game starting at 2:15. The KFSR
sports team of Gary Fernandez,
Russ Hays and Bob Leonl will be
announcing the action. KFSR 660
Is the campus radio station that
broadcasts to Hnman, Graves and
Baker Halls.
Open house
An open house with Ihe theme
"Meet ihe Mormons" is being
sponsored by the Latter Day
■saints Student Assoclstlon al the
Latter Day Saints Institute on Ihe
romer nf Shaw and Barton from
1 a.m. to 0 p.m. today. Refreshments. Including a free lunch at
noon, will be served The open
house Is being held In conjunction
with Mormon Week.
Freano la coming oft a 83-57
loss to San Jose State ln Selland
Arena Saturday afternoon. Though
losing, Fresno played vary food
basketball against the Spartans,
making a Una second half comeback that barely rail short.
Laat Thursday th* Bulldogs
played aa excellent game la winning their first PCAA game of the
soason,   upsetting   UOP   B4-49.
Freano forward DarrylThompson waa vary Impressive In both
games. Ha led th* team la rebounds with alx against UOP and
eight In th* San Joe* contest, and
alao scorol a total of 28 points.
Freano coach Ed Gregory rea-
Il7.es it will take a great effort to
defeat th* Long B*ach team,
which dafaatad the Bulldogs 92-
72 In Fresno. He haa Indicated ha
may go Into a freer* If Freano
can gat an early lead.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
THURSDAY
B....ttt.lt ... C.I Stall Loss.
Be.ch. Ip,, Long a.ssch
B.a.b.ll v. S.cr«at.hto St.t,
7. JO p m.. B.ld.n ri.ld
Swlosralna. PCAA Ch.mplon.htpa,
.11 day.  Lots. B.ech
Goll. C.I SI.I, Ft.ll.rton lourno-
rn.nl.    t.,11. it,.i,
FRIDAY
Bsaeeball va U8C. 7-30 p m . B*>i-
den Field
Tennt* ■ » ta*m Joe* Stat*. 2pm
Sam joe*
Women* • be ek el be 11 ve   Ore idenie I.
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Swlmminc.   PL'AAChamplnnihip*
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SATIRDAV
B.eh«.lhall vi San Diego Slal*
I p *«>     San Oi*i»
Ile**bal1 »• USC .luuMeheader.
n.'sin    Mr Irion  field
Track we Stanln'il. Ill*, p m
Palo  Alio
Badminton. Junior Coll*|* I ■■ i,._.
mreil    Hem.  Women  a  ivm
Women e baekelbell va USC.
.  p m      Lob  A-t|el#a
Sw.mmif.|.   PCAA Champ.onelilpe
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