1972_04 The Daily Collegian April 1972

              Spikers host all-comers
event on Saturday
t to tte Sutldoqs' three game series ntjamst
At Beiden Field
'Dogs meet Matadors
P3rfc Wolfe. Fiweno Stat* College** home ran hitting expert,
wtU get anotter shot at tying and
poealbly  breaking  tte school
Baxseosja   play  tea* to
F*rs*vBdo Vslley State M
The Bolldoga (33-17-1) plan
to aead hopefully-abl* Daa
Grtasas to tte mownd this evening
at 7:80 p.m. at Pete Bwtden Field
with kopM of l*BBjrttenlng their
two-gam* winning atreak
Wolfe, oi
taxer to titi
11 set 11 years ago by Ron Schiller sometime during tte three-
gsme aorta*. Tte Matadors snd
Bulldog*   will   again tangle In a
I* the twtahiU. aeea coech Bob
Dana stt  aaaoonced  that Dick
Rtrthvea (4-3) sad Brad Duncan
(4-7) are the srt»sdto«d bell bar 1
era.
There to aome doebt concern-
log Grimm'a ovailabinty atace
tte tail rts4*tk*sndBr waa hit abov*
tte wrtat by a llae-driv* in tte
roc eat UOP aartee. Grimm re
ceived a bed brut*, by tte bl**t.
which haa stowed hi* perfor-
mance down.
ir Grimm's bruise prataata
him from pitching tonight, then
Bennett will probably go with
Monty Wood (1-0) or Mike Ara-
naydo(l-O)
Tte Matadors rank 30-13 overall this year and are led by a long
array of .300 hitt.r*. Third basemen Doug Holloway and out field -
er Lymao Boetock shape up aa the
two toasting long-ball hitter* tor
SFVS.
Righthander Bob Lo Preetl (7-
1) ls aiappoosd to pitch this ove-
ntag. whll* Dal* Morris (4-5)
aad Ed Miller (9-2) will work
Saturday.
Aft*r dropping to * 3-4 Pacific
Coast Athletic Association record laat weekend, Bennett said.
I'm not reedy to throw la tte
towel. We just hav* to play th*
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season otit and see what happens.*
The Bulldogs' probable lineup
laclude* Doug Elf. right field.
Neal Fragus. toft field. Larry
Prteto. second base Kirk Wolfe.
third bos* or first base. Mike
O'Banton. catcher;DonnJohnson,
third baaa; Jack Barf man, shortstop; Howard Hoyt, center field;
snd Dan Grimm, pitcher.
EH, Hoyt and Prague have been
tte moat consistent FSC hitters
recently. L fat. Tuesday, Elf picked
up lour hlta In a 'doubleheader
•gainst Sacramento State.
Fresno Stote College'* sched-
uled tr.ck meet with the University of Pseinc Ssturdsy hss
turned Into so sU-comero meet
becouse th* Tigers field only s
small snd week It-mea soxjbs.
•w* finally round a team that
w* c*a beat,* ssld FSC trsck
coach Dates W»rm*rdsm, whoso
Bulldogo own a iT.tBer.ble 0-4
dual me*t record thla yeer.
•UOP ha* only 12 memtera on
Ita teem ao we w1U ceen th*
competition to all." remarked
Warmerdam.
Tte FSC Bkipper «*td th*t *°w*
Cal Poly-Son LulaObtapoaptkera
and possibly some University of
Nevsds.Rono athletes wiU eom-
peta In the meet, beginning at
12:15 p.m. Are* junior college
snd unattached tracksters will
slso compete
FSC'* form*r d*c*thlonchampion John Wsrksnttn, who laat
week qualified for th* Olympic
trials this summer with 8,034
points, will take part tn the ac-
ttvtttos.
pacific's premier performer
is Msthyss Michael, a 1:48.8
half-mller and 4:07.3 mller. Tte
Ethiopian runner alao anchored
tte Tiger** distance medley r*l*y
toarr to a school record (9:54.0)
win st th* Wilson Relays last
weekend.
The Mustangs or Ssn Luis Obispo will te respectfully repreoent-
od by pole vsulters Dsv* Hammer
(14-1). Dan Pierce (15-4), and
Terry Btlbey (15-0). High Jumpers Tom Murphy f 6 -10) snd Randy
Zlmmer (4-8), aa well as tte
three vsultera. have all qualified
for this year's NCAA finals.
The Bulldogs' top entrant is
hammer thrower Keith Tlce, rated one of the top collegiate per-
formcrs tn hts specialty thl*
y*ar. Tic*, 260-pounrtor, h**v*d
th* hammer 191-2 laat weekend
for hi* second best effort ever.
Tlce's school record ts nine
Inches farther (191-11) raxd ate
strongman has already set a goal
oT  reaching  *bTbb> ft
this yasr.
Thar* wtU te a 100-yard 4
Bympetillua for 40-year* and «*
water polo coach Ara Hairi
diss.   A   wheelchair  mile
with champion Dick Thorn**,*
also tote raise*.
Long Jumpers and vsulters win
start   at    1:15   p.m.,   sad  ass
steeplechaee at 1:30. The 440 r*. '
toy •v*nt wtU begin at appro*.
matoly 3 p.m.
Fencing tourney
this Saturday
Northern California aad bssbs
competitors will take part la a
fencing tourtvsy ftottrrdsy. bsgta-
nlng at 11 a.m. la tte F rasas
Stat* College woasea's gym**,
alum.
Fencers wiU te entered from
Freeno State, Freano City CMlege.  the Freeao Fsfaclag Cleh,
There wtU te i
both mea'o oaxt wsmsn's awekm
and open divisions. Entry fees
are listed a* S3 per event sad as.
proceede wlU go towarte s scholarship toad for minority aiodsoai
entering tte FSC Sckwet Mffeesss
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