1972_04 The Daily Collegian April 1972

              •     THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Tmemmm. April II. 1972 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________
d'aa f
,  er picks cage tour over graduation
lege to
•It's
star, decided
ex sa after to plsy ta Ras-
a BBBBBber of the United
AAU bstesexxUl team and
shoot frssdHBUng from eol-
• once to a Utotlm* trip.
Bate to go." exgdalned Pec-
-s h* r*r*aj*rad to leave tor
Georgetown, Ketaxcky, tomorrow
to reetev* laat-mlaat* In*traction*  before  Baxharilag oa hla
kmney.
1 wa* r**lly aurprlsad to get
the offer to play to Russia. I Ivope
to laam a lot about Russia aad
basketball there. It will be a very
knowl*dge*bl* trip,'said Pander,
voted the Belldogs' moat valsable
player last Monday.
The stylish-shooting forward
con*ld*r* goting oa a lO-g*m*
tour teroagh th* Soviet Union aa
baaa looking tor In order to |
JtZrwTf PFNDCFt, Fr«*no State Co*leg* baxkstbaM standote, will be
leaving for Georgetown!, Kentucky, tomorrow before embarkinq on a
thr as weak United States AAu basketball tour through Russia. Pender, voted the team's most valuable player yesterday, will return to
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BENEVOLENT
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ARRIVES AT
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profwaetonal baaketball. Hence,
the reeaon for poetpontag hla
frarsxetlua data cxm* about.
•I kaow I can task* It ta pro
hall If someone will flv* m* a
chance.' be said. TU b* taking
incompietea to moat of myelsss-
•*. When I come back. I can do
protects snd papers to clear up
my records.•
The trip msy prove to brighten
up Pender's miserable visions of
the Bandogs' past seasoa, which
ended ap s* the school's worst
•eeaon to 14 y**rs. FSC finished
th* yaar with an embarrassing
4-17 record
Penrtor still managed to walk
swsy trom th*d1smals**son with
all-Pacific Coeat Athletic Association first team honor* and th*
highest two-year scorer In the
school's history. But tbe inflow of
awards didn't drain away th*
team's bad showing.
•As a whole. It wss a verydls-
Bulldog Bistuits
appointing year. Nothing can take
It away, but thla trip will blight-
an up  my  basketball year.* h*
aald.
The native of Elm City, North
Bl LLS CsvOtilfvt PiADIR
jerry Pender, FSC'* *t»r
forward, waa chosen by the
Chicago Bulla tnyeaterday's
National Bssk*tb*U Asso-
clstton draft, according to
basketball coach Ed Gregory.
Carolina, also •xpr*s**d satisfaction in getting the chance to
switch back to a guard position
tor ths tour. According to P*nd*r,
he tolt more relaxed at th* guard
position rather thsn at forward
wh*r* he played for the Bulldogs.
■I only started playing forward
during my senior year In high
school  because  we didn't   have
■Sal
enjoy it,* a ^^^^^^^
Is Georgetown, Pls4li aad 1
ottvsrs will poetic*, ti
Acquainted with one BBnthai asr a
five-day period. Then, all will b*
Russia-bound April 17.
Pender recalled the Incident
in which he was first notified of
his being considered la make ths
trip. He said the AAU HbsI4i i
approsched him directly after
P*nrtor'B t*am. tha M*rc*d
Brewer*, w*r* •Umlaatod from
the National AAU I
Tournament teL
Pender   aald   tha
came up to him aad
you  hi
that woald be cool.*
•I didn't think I wss going to
bs selected becaaaa we lost th*
gsm* by 90 points.*
Baseball: 8 straight wins
Sophomore Brad Duncan, voted
University Athlete of the Week
by the San Joaquin Valley Sport*-
writers snd Sportscsstors Association yesterdsy. msy get s
chance to help stretch FSC's
baseball winning streak to nine
gsmes today.
The Bulldogs hsve already
swept eight straight, tncluoing
three games this past weekend
"Over Saw Jose Stat*, and th* tall
righthander may get th* starting
call against Ssn Francisco State
this afternoon at 2:30 p.m
Duncan, of El Cam I no High in
Sacramento, pitched a seven-
htttesTln rolling to a 4-1 win over
Ssn Jose, the PCAA's post-season representative laat year, tn
the first game last Friday. The
'Docs took 7-5 snd 9-4 wins
Saturday for th* clean sweep.
•Brad did an outstanding job.
He was moved up to the number
one pitching spot because of injuries to Dick Ruthven and Dan
Grimm,* ssid coach Bob Bennett.
If Duncan (4-4) doesn't get the
starting call In San Francisco
today, then Bennett said he would
go with Roger Hanney. Duncan ls
alao supposed to start against
University of Pacific this Friday
ta th* first of a three-game
series
Bennett spoke highly of third
baaeman Kirk Wolfe, who Is closing tn on the school's home run
record of 11 set by Ron Schilling.
Wolfe, a junior from College of
3 Milk Vans (Metro);
2 are in good running
condition
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The v-
GrTdlalfier
Sequoias, has already clubbed
nine out of th* park and Bennett
thinks It* ha* a chane* to break
th* mark.
•We had a long weekend," aald
track coach Dutch Warmerdam.
after his Bulldog sptkers f0-4)
suffered their worst defest in
recent years to UC Santa Barbara
laat Saturday, 115-90. •RedEstes
and I thought we had a good team
during practice lsst fall, but I
don't know.*
Warmerdam continued. •Thl*
time   of year,   marks  that  sre
FSC netmen oppose
Cal Poly Mustangs
Fresno State College's tennis
team will plsy Its second campus
match of the year this afternoon
at 2:30 p.m. against the Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo Mustangs.
Coach Duane Ballard's netmen
fell to powerful University of New
Mexico. 7-0. laaj week on the FSC
campus tennis courts and will be
looking for their first campus
mat win In quit* some years.
Fresno's lineup will probably
include Doug Adam*. Marshall
Mills, Harold rtaug. Bob Brsyton.
Dave   Lee   and Mark Grayson.
pretty good in March aren't aay
good In April. We don't hav* *
lot of work to do Ow destiny lies
in the hsnds of our doctors and
trainers."
He was speaking of Injurlss to
standouts Roger Georg*. Kevin
Dougherty, Keith Tlce sad Willi*
Porrymsa thst hav* hampered
the team'a overall perBorsxaac*
this y**r.
^^'Rearer's injury ts s very disturbing one.* said Warsxerdam.
'Two of our kid* cam* down with
mono, too.*
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