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doghouse...
BT Bniea Farria
The San Joe*-Utah But. tussle
- The Fresno State College Collegian -
-Paqa Thraa
■COLLEGIAN SPORTS «***~»ljr»* *?
Spartan, were champs of the CCAA
and the »s*jIm war. co-winners of
a this
On two of the football trips
the players arrived with Just bare
Iv enough time to eat get in their
suit* aad play
Friday night the FSC basketball
squad, which appeara beaded for a
fine season, arrived In Chic. Just
three hours before gsme time and
didn't have tigs, to get In shape
thing muat he wrong with the plan
nlag of these trip, and something
.bould me done lo correct lt.
Incidentally the Bulldogs have
averaged S4.S point* per game In
their Brat four basketball contests
sail new* comes
t where they sre sl-
anotber CCAA
I for tbelr team
Ibe Aztecs are the defending
OOOS ANO ENDS:
Ex Bulldogs Lsn S o n d e r g ard
flipped in 9 points as Visalia JC
Mopped our JV's the other night.
Anybody who saw that wild
hockey game with Hollywood the
f ft her night knows that tbe lee
-i>ort has really arrived in Fra.no
. Ediaon High's it rest basketball
(••am has only lost two game* In
tbe past two seasons and both
have bean to tbe FSC JV'a
1/cading hoop scorers in the Srst
Bulldog Ring
Hopefuls Sought
For Boxing Team
Boxing will return to th. Fresno
State campua with all the fervor al
ta. pre-war *ra when stud.nt in
structor Dick Fairlaa.
ner up I
matches. ^^^^^^^^^^^^
gins tha rounding out program of
Bulldog glove pot.ntl.la after th.
Cbiiatmas holidays.
The program, under the direcUoa
of Coach Hal Boatty. will be opea
to all hopefuls who think they can
survive the rough tactics of th.
amateur ring
RETURNERS
I Beside, larrlss. the list of re-
; turners to the domain of Joe Louis
will Include Ed Sturgeon, former
light heavy champ of th. school,
and Sam Zabnle Emery Mitchell,
both aervice boxers, aa wall as Don
leorfmeier. who alao wore tbe six-
mincers in tbe service.
Toklsbe Abo. diminutive ringster
will alao box for tbe "Beatty Bat
tiers" in possible matches with San
Jose snd Santa Barbara.
TO LIST NAMES
All men who wish to compete in
th. nine claaa*. of college boxing
Included on the Freano State agen
da are welcome to list their names
and welghta with Beatty. Farrlss
DEADEYE FORWARDS
m\
mm
Kercher, 33 Bechnell.
Riggins. 23 Many of FSC'a
rormer rage greats are playing on
tha Fresno Bight lesgue tesms. . . .
Bobby Herren. Elam Hill. Toby
Lawleaa. and Irvin Austin are all
on one team. It looks as though
Nevada'a hope, for another top
grid team next year suffered a big
blow when Horace Gillom left
school because of academic res
the weight divisions, the ISC pound
group which wtll allow the big boy*
to complete with men who are not
quite the hulking brutes over the
2uu pound class.
Official practice will begin after
the new year but all thoae who
wlah to compete are urged to be
gin training on their own immediately
PAUL KERCHER (above) and
George (Whitey) Becknell
(right) have been two ofme
main reasons lor the Bulldog
oagers winning three out ol
four games Both starred for
Visaha fC last year They
will be in action Saturday
against the D Toro Marines.
Photo by Scott
j as am points In taa second
tattle Is known af tke
Jayvees Lose Wild
Game to Visalia 55-45
Saturday Nights Game
Fresno State'* "red hot" eager*, will return to the Roosevelt High hard woods this Saturday in quest of their fourth
win in five starts when they entertain the El Toro Marines.
Over the week-end the Bulldogs split a two-game set wtth
the Chico five, winning the first, 68-41, but winning the s
ond ss Coach Hal Beslty *
casas roarlag hack ta trample ahem. |'
«2 3» In a gal
gasping at the deadly accuracy of | '
taa Bulldog lv*
MISS SHOT* SsBBjafBeaeaeaeausBj
la the opening encounter t^ I of the D Toro See hat It wIM psaw-
BSJlUga. had arrived from their j •w' •* • w#u i>°mem** aiptilBBfiaw
trip only three hoars before tip- •"u»d ■**"■ "••"J *»* •*mM "'
off time and did not ha*, time t*!,""-« '"•'» 'ompeUUce
really get warmed up and the WILLIAMSON RETURNS
kinks out before their game J»fk Williamson, aaotaar .x VI-
However, the .econd night, led ' """ JC ■Ur. «"*"•• wlU ***** ^
by Ooorge (Whitey) Becknell who' ,b# *****] _'
swished IS
simply wer* „ _>^^^^.^^^.^.^^.^.^-B,^.^-Bmm,^-Bmmmmmmm.
Esrl Maxwell put the damper on «-»•*"• •~W*»t -** *M ***
Tommy Tipton, ace Chico forward. •**** '*** *at *•* retmrered aad
who bit for » point. In th. open •■°"M -» * *«"•»•*« •*»"«■ «• *■*
Ing game, and limited blm to a ,****
mem,|T e Some of tha ST.dS.ra may also
Tbe rebounding of Vern Riggins °* out tor th* maami *°w *■** to*t"
John Tooma-lan and Hank CaM *•» B*Moa nna-emsmt. Satarttay*
wv»U gar. Fresno control of tbe ball '"** *""' *• tB* mUmX — •***f*
a good ahare of the game It wa* a the Bai^0''* go to tha Saa Jos*
rough snd tumble game with the '^itational torn
cardinal and Mu. five drawing 27 ,ry
foula and the Chico team 20. Both
Caldwell and Toomaatan fouled out.
Outside of Becknell. beautiful
shooting tb. scoring waa divided
up pretty well with Toomasiaa S
and Caldwell and Riggins 7 each. In
the opening game It was th. other
half of tbe ex Visalia duo. Paul
Kercher. who grabbed high honors
with 9 points
ToomaaUn and Biggins both suf
fered "cbarley horses" In the second gam. and reserve forward Roy
Taylor required two sUtches above
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COMPLETE LDtaa.
18 to Play for
Badminton Champ
The list of badminton hopefuls
ha. climbed steadily until now
there are IH men who will clutch
the light racket*, gunning for the
intramural championship under
Coach Myron Anderson's watchful
eye.
Signed up for the tourney are
Vernon Nirheon. Jack Hollinga-
worth. Everett Neal. Bob Kennedy.
Clarence Follett. David t'arreltaon.
Roy Latar. James Reinbart. Chuck
Perry. Sloan Coau. Joe Catenesl.
Jack Mann. Garold Gaines. Bill
Wesley. Samuel Terry. Charles Ashley Earl Rowe. and Jim Christian
nvions
, Sl GUAGt
State Cagers Start
League January 7
Teams wishing to compete in tbe
intramural basketball tournament
will have to enter the required da
ta before Friday In order to establish eligibility for the game* which
are scheduled to begin January 7
All fraternities and individual
groups will play In separate
league* In tbe round robin tourney
to establish a winner of each
league The winner* of the two
group* will then play a final match
to determine the winner of tbe
tournament
All eight members of the team
coming out "number one" will re
reived gold basketball miniatures
for their award, plus points toward
EHEISHESB
Visalia's towering Junior College
hoop quintet receive.!
last Friday night over Jim Mollch-*
Jayvee cagers in oae of the rough-
eat game* witnessed on tbe Spar
A grand total of 6'. fouls mere
marked againat the two teama by
the close calling officials Thirty,
five of the mlsruea were called
againat tbe Visalia outfit while M
l were chalked up to Freano
FIELD COALS
How-vet H »as .till the field
goals that paid off in the final
count Both qulnteta slipped In 21
charity toaae* but th> Spaitan*
were able to cash In on five extra
field shots.
Five plsyer.. Including Fresno's
acting captain. Klmer Holme-* BBw
Wesley Slsde. slipper v foisanl
.ere removed from Ihe tu*«le because of charged foul. The gam-
took two hours and ten minutes for
completion
HEADED ONCE
The Spartans were beaded only
once after Frank Starne'. early
game field goal but never evtende.l
Ihelr lead to more than seven
point* until tbe waning minutes of
the fray The Bullpupa enjoye-l
ih-ir only lea.I near the first mid
period when they boasted a slim
1: 11 edge The Visalia boopaters
held a JS-JI command at halftime
only some brilliant offensive play
by Mollch's smalle.t team mem
aSBBi Foraarit Nick Kourafas and
Guard Jerry Jury, kept tbe Bullpups
in the ball game Jury who filled
in tbe shoes of injured Al Sciacq.ua
put on a fast firing display as he
plunke-it in five of the eight free
three field goals to
walk off with high point honors
The little guard tallied nine of
- in tbe final period.
FIVE FIELD COALS
I
forward caught the I pg
pushing In five field goals and two
gift shots besides playin< a 1ml
llant ill over the court game
For the second straight seek. El
ni-r bbbbSSBS a Chicago lad. won
praise for outstanding defensive
It ion tn make four
fte neivelv
Marigold !
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Object Description
| Title | 1946_12 The Daily Collegian December 1946 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1946 |
| 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 | Dec 17, 1946 Pg 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1946 |
| 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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in the
doghouse...
BT Bniea Farria
The San Joe*-Utah But. tussle
- The Fresno State College Collegian -
-Paqa Thraa
■COLLEGIAN SPORTS «***~»ljr»* *?
Spartan, were champs of the CCAA
and the »s*jIm war. co-winners of
a this
On two of the football trips
the players arrived with Just bare
Iv enough time to eat get in their
suit* aad play
Friday night the FSC basketball
squad, which appeara beaded for a
fine season, arrived In Chic. Just
three hours before gsme time and
didn't have tigs, to get In shape
thing muat he wrong with the plan
nlag of these trip, and something
.bould me done lo correct lt.
Incidentally the Bulldogs have
averaged S4.S point* per game In
their Brat four basketball contests
sail new* comes
t where they sre sl-
anotber CCAA
I for tbelr team
Ibe Aztecs are the defending
OOOS ANO ENDS:
Ex Bulldogs Lsn S o n d e r g ard
flipped in 9 points as Visalia JC
Mopped our JV's the other night.
Anybody who saw that wild
hockey game with Hollywood the
f ft her night knows that tbe lee
-i>ort has really arrived in Fra.no
. Ediaon High's it rest basketball
(••am has only lost two game* In
tbe past two seasons and both
have bean to tbe FSC JV'a
1/cading hoop scorers in the Srst
Bulldog Ring
Hopefuls Sought
For Boxing Team
Boxing will return to th. Fresno
State campua with all the fervor al
ta. pre-war *ra when stud.nt in
structor Dick Fairlaa.
ner up I
matches. ^^^^^^^^^^^^
gins tha rounding out program of
Bulldog glove pot.ntl.la after th.
Cbiiatmas holidays.
The program, under the direcUoa
of Coach Hal Boatty. will be opea
to all hopefuls who think they can
survive the rough tactics of th.
amateur ring
RETURNERS
I Beside, larrlss. the list of re-
; turners to the domain of Joe Louis
will Include Ed Sturgeon, former
light heavy champ of th. school,
and Sam Zabnle Emery Mitchell,
both aervice boxers, aa wall as Don
leorfmeier. who alao wore tbe six-
mincers in tbe service.
Toklsbe Abo. diminutive ringster
will alao box for tbe "Beatty Bat
tiers" in possible matches with San
Jose snd Santa Barbara.
TO LIST NAMES
All men who wish to compete in
th. nine claaa*. of college boxing
Included on the Freano State agen
da are welcome to list their names
and welghta with Beatty. Farrlss
DEADEYE FORWARDS
m\
mm
Kercher, 33 Bechnell.
Riggins. 23 Many of FSC'a
rormer rage greats are playing on
tha Fresno Bight lesgue tesms. . . .
Bobby Herren. Elam Hill. Toby
Lawleaa. and Irvin Austin are all
on one team. It looks as though
Nevada'a hope, for another top
grid team next year suffered a big
blow when Horace Gillom left
school because of academic res
the weight divisions, the ISC pound
group which wtll allow the big boy*
to complete with men who are not
quite the hulking brutes over the
2uu pound class.
Official practice will begin after
the new year but all thoae who
wlah to compete are urged to be
gin training on their own immediately
PAUL KERCHER (above) and
George (Whitey) Becknell
(right) have been two ofme
main reasons lor the Bulldog
oagers winning three out ol
four games Both starred for
Visaha fC last year They
will be in action Saturday
against the D Toro Marines.
Photo by Scott
j as am points In taa second
tattle Is known af tke
Jayvees Lose Wild
Game to Visalia 55-45
Saturday Nights Game
Fresno State'* "red hot" eager*, will return to the Roosevelt High hard woods this Saturday in quest of their fourth
win in five starts when they entertain the El Toro Marines.
Over the week-end the Bulldogs split a two-game set wtth
the Chico five, winning the first, 68-41, but winning the s
ond ss Coach Hal Beslty *
casas roarlag hack ta trample ahem. |'
«2 3» In a gal
gasping at the deadly accuracy of | '
taa Bulldog lv*
MISS SHOT* SsBBjafBeaeaeaeausBj
la the opening encounter t^ I of the D Toro See hat It wIM psaw-
BSJlUga. had arrived from their j •w' •* • w#u i>°mem** aiptilBBfiaw
trip only three hoars before tip- •"u»d ■**"■ "••"J *»* •*mM "'
off time and did not ha*, time t*!,""-« '"•'» 'ompeUUce
really get warmed up and the WILLIAMSON RETURNS
kinks out before their game J»fk Williamson, aaotaar .x VI-
However, the .econd night, led ' """ JC ■Ur. «"*"•• wlU ***** ^
by Ooorge (Whitey) Becknell who' ,b# *****] _'
swished IS
simply wer* „ _>^^^^.^^^.^.^^.^.^-B,^.^-Bmm,^-Bmmmmmmm.
Esrl Maxwell put the damper on «-»•*"• •~W*»t -** *M ***
Tommy Tipton, ace Chico forward. •**** '*** *at *•* retmrered aad
who bit for » point. In th. open •■°"M -» * *«"•»•*« •*»"«■ «• *■*
Ing game, and limited blm to a ,****
mem,|T e Some of tha ST.dS.ra may also
Tbe rebounding of Vern Riggins °* out tor th* maami *°w *■** to*t"
John Tooma-lan and Hank CaM *•» B*Moa nna-emsmt. Satarttay*
wv»U gar. Fresno control of tbe ball '"** *""' *• tB* mUmX — •***f*
a good ahare of the game It wa* a the Bai^0''* go to tha Saa Jos*
rough snd tumble game with the '^itational torn
cardinal and Mu. five drawing 27 ,ry
foula and the Chico team 20. Both
Caldwell and Toomaatan fouled out.
Outside of Becknell. beautiful
shooting tb. scoring waa divided
up pretty well with Toomasiaa S
and Caldwell and Riggins 7 each. In
the opening game It was th. other
half of tbe ex Visalia duo. Paul
Kercher. who grabbed high honors
with 9 points
ToomaaUn and Biggins both suf
fered "cbarley horses" In the second gam. and reserve forward Roy
Taylor required two sUtches above
SHELBURNE'S
STATIONERY
FULL ZIFPER — 3-RINQ
All Leather Binders
Portfolios, Brief Cases
COMPLETE LDtaa.
18 to Play for
Badminton Champ
The list of badminton hopefuls
ha. climbed steadily until now
there are IH men who will clutch
the light racket*, gunning for the
intramural championship under
Coach Myron Anderson's watchful
eye.
Signed up for the tourney are
Vernon Nirheon. Jack Hollinga-
worth. Everett Neal. Bob Kennedy.
Clarence Follett. David t'arreltaon.
Roy Latar. James Reinbart. Chuck
Perry. Sloan Coau. Joe Catenesl.
Jack Mann. Garold Gaines. Bill
Wesley. Samuel Terry. Charles Ashley Earl Rowe. and Jim Christian
nvions
, Sl GUAGt
State Cagers Start
League January 7
Teams wishing to compete in tbe
intramural basketball tournament
will have to enter the required da
ta before Friday In order to establish eligibility for the game* which
are scheduled to begin January 7
All fraternities and individual
groups will play In separate
league* In tbe round robin tourney
to establish a winner of each
league The winner* of the two
group* will then play a final match
to determine the winner of tbe
tournament
All eight members of the team
coming out "number one" will re
reived gold basketball miniatures
for their award, plus points toward
EHEISHESB
Visalia's towering Junior College
hoop quintet receive.!
last Friday night over Jim Mollch-*
Jayvee cagers in oae of the rough-
eat game* witnessed on tbe Spar
A grand total of 6'. fouls mere
marked againat the two teama by
the close calling officials Thirty,
five of the mlsruea were called
againat tbe Visalia outfit while M
l were chalked up to Freano
FIELD COALS
How-vet H »as .till the field
goals that paid off in the final
count Both qulnteta slipped In 21
charity toaae* but th> Spaitan*
were able to cash In on five extra
field shots.
Five plsyer.. Including Fresno's
acting captain. Klmer Holme-* BBw
Wesley Slsde. slipper v foisanl
.ere removed from Ihe tu*«le because of charged foul. The gam-
took two hours and ten minutes for
completion
HEADED ONCE
The Spartans were beaded only
once after Frank Starne'. early
game field goal but never evtende.l
Ihelr lead to more than seven
point* until tbe waning minutes of
the fray The Bullpupa enjoye-l
ih-ir only lea.I near the first mid
period when they boasted a slim
1: 11 edge The Visalia boopaters
held a JS-JI command at halftime
only some brilliant offensive play
by Mollch's smalle.t team mem
aSBBi Foraarit Nick Kourafas and
Guard Jerry Jury, kept tbe Bullpups
in the ball game Jury who filled
in tbe shoes of injured Al Sciacq.ua
put on a fast firing display as he
plunke-it in five of the eight free
three field goals to
walk off with high point honors
The little guard tallied nine of
- in tbe final period.
FIVE FIELD COALS
I
forward caught the I pg
pushing In five field goals and two
gift shots besides playin< a 1ml
llant ill over the court game
For the second straight seek. El
ni-r bbbbSSBS a Chicago lad. won
praise for outstanding defensive
It ion tn make four
fte neivelv
Marigold !
FRANK J. SMDEHS CO.
"YOUR DEPENDABLE USED CAR DEALER"
CARS BOT. AND SOLD
Phone 2-3695 3000 East Tulare
Listen to KFRE—12:15-12:30 Noon, Mon.. Wed.. Fri.
CARTWRIGHT'S
TYPING SERVICE
These* Our Specially
Phone 3 9854
Improper lighting is just os
bod for your eyes os the
crazy ideo shown here Use
correct size bulbs in proper
fixtures for your study ond
work. Keep your bulbs clean
ond you'll be surprised how
much better you can see
BETTER LIGHT MEANS
BETTER SIGHT
NEW
OLD
t^ef
MUFFLERS 5PECIAL
For Every Need
Smithy's and Standard Replacements
installed in a Hum
MUFFLER MFG. CO.
2440 Inyo at "O" Phone 3-2676
SPECIALIZING IN OLD FASHION l'4>ff«tMi hum l>
across from
the new
close ^*MWaaeef^^ Post Office
VALLEY DONUT & COFFEE SHOP
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