1932_03 The Daily Collegian March 1932

              THE    COLLF.GI
Modesto Pirates
Take New Coach
Nevada University
Ousts PhiUbrook
EDITOR: John Fail-weather. REPORTERS: Spurgeon Avakian, Beta
Track Meet Tomorrow With Squad Divided
MEN WILL (H THEIR HRST TEST
INMEETTOSEliaVARSinTEAM
Track Meet to Start at 2:30 Will Bring Out In
tcrest in Individual and Team
Competition
The Bulldog track squad has been divided into two team
for a meet which will start at 2:S0 Saturday afternoon to de
cide on the material which will make Up the .squad to meet thi
University of California March 12.
To date the squad hat been working hard, and considisrabl:
good times and mrfca, have been hung up, due to the trainini
and conditioning of the men for the last few days of this warn
Interest In Track
Is Anticipated
"."SPRING PRACTICE
S TO GET UNDER WAY
H MONDAY AFTERNOON
»M Call Has  Been  Issued  By Grid
>i<«-       . Coach to All Men Who
"*u Seek Berth
On Saturday, March 12, the Fresno State College Bulldogs
enler into a new era in track competition when they meet the
University of California Bears at Berkeley in a dual meet.
State hns previously met two of the larger coast colleges in
dual meets and defeated both. In 1929 they defeated U. C. L. A.
Last year they gave the San Francisco tHynspic (Tub. a powerful
Aggregation of former college stars, a tough battle by piling up
59 points to the club's 72, which speaks well for a college of this
Althnugh the Bulldogs have overcome, or nearly defeated,
such aggregations we should not take il that the University of
California will be as easily vanquished. The university, while
having been the weakest in track of the big three on the Pacific,
Coa.st for the past seven years, is reputed to.have approsximately
thf strongest team which it has had in this number of years. \
In spite of the strength of California, interest should runj
high on the campus and in the squad, because a victory over the;
Bears will insure the Bulldogs of meets with other large schools
in the future. On the campus, the spirit of the track men can]
be encouraged by an understanding of the competition and thei
nun and by urging their strict adherence to training rules.
Coach Flint Hanner states, that while not expecting a victory
over the Bears, he hopes to gather 10 or more points. The Bull-
tliif-s may surprise their coach and rabid followers by garnering
those second and third places which all count tflward victory. This
will only be accomplished if those-tnen who lire not rated as stars
in their specialties will train hard and make an earnest effort toj
place in these events. The Bears, although expecting a strong
group of thinly dads from Fresno, may not citpect to see men!
other than stars to come through, and this may possibly leave an j
opening for the hard working second and third place men toj
- these lagging points. ,
i the past, the student body has not shown that interest,
should be prevalent during this sport. Get behind the
hem to a greater interest in their events and thus we may
e to achieve that which is not at present contemplated.
—By Sthymmel and Fail-weather.
Meetings Called
For Golf, Tennis
MAIffGMliriTNG
TIMES RECORDED
LAST WEDNESDAY
Tracks lets   Show    Fine   Earl;
Season Form for Local
Track Conditions
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Mediocre lireiison I*""'
, Prospects in Track Final Games Begin
' Look Exceptionally On March 15 for
;;   Good for 440 Event      Women's Tourney
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THE   COLLEGIAN
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Society
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