1969_10 The Daily Collegian October 1969

              IM DAILY COLLEQIAM    1
tarn
Cross country team travels
to San Luis Obispo tomorrow
.MjARTERRACK RON HUOSON will gtart for tte Butldoos in tomor.
row night's gome against UjOJ*. So far this season Hudson has
thrown 25 times, completing 13 for 265 ysrds. He hss thrown two
touchdown strikes.
Tte FrseaoState Bulldog cross
country team will open thetr
1M9 seaaon tomorrow when ttey
travel to San Late Obispo to
run agalaet both Cal Poly of Pomona and Cal Pofy SLO.
Heading this years' team will
be senior Joe Dunbar. Dunbar
ran for tte Bulldogs back la
1906 which was the jwex te eea
tho National Collegiate Athletic
Aeeoclattan. Dunber alao ls
tbs school record holder ta
three different events; tte 10,-
000 snd S.000 motors plus tte
six mile run. Dunber didn't
compete last yeer duo to ln-
srtae.
Wltk
Betes   Is   In   hopes  of  fielding
of tte     strongeet     teams
over the pest few years.
•We have s pretty solid
first     six or
te   ssld.    «We   heve   ss orach
potential as the 1907 teem
placed 8th In the NCAA chemp-
lonsnips."
Other top runners on this
yesr teem include senior Jim
Sughre. Sughre
problems with shin splints tbe
lsst tow years but Estes said
he Is healthy aow.
A new addition to this ysars
teem  will be Keith  Strodl.    A
Santa     Aaa,
mile    ta tte time of 4:10 while
UC.
who will sdd dspth ta tte teem
Is Freak Rivera. While etLaney
Jealor CoUego. Rlverta raw
tte two-mile ta 9:83 aad tee
mile in 4.17.
Two juniors who figure oo
helping the teem tbto year lactate Jta DowdaU aad Rodger
Davis. DowdaU who baa Improved on hta Ham ta tte mile
from 4.2* to 4:14, eeat te msk-
log the trtp to Saa Lata Obispo
three raaaer oe ttelM7
team, em te raaalag this yaar.
last   year but hoe plenty of po-
Jensen, Caropreso are
among P.C.A.A. leaders
rt and Gary
Coast
Aftsr two weeks of s
Bulldog's   Welt Jo.
Caropreso are i
rusher a ln the Pad lie
Athletic  Assn.
Jensen, the team's
rusher with 180 ysrds In 40 carries, is third ta res-lag while
Carobreso ls fourth with UM
yards In SO carrlee. Rounding out
the top two positions were
Al Manenny from University
of pacific with S47 yarda aad
Leon Burns from Long Beech
with 208 yarda.
Bulldog quarterback Ron Hudson is fourth ta passing for total
yardsgs with 265 yarda. In aU,
the Fresno quarterback tea
thrown  25 times  completing 13
aad has had tour intercepted
Hudson haa thrown tor two touchdowns. Leading tte PCAA ta
passing Is Shawn If cKinney from
Long Beach who has thrown 41
ttasaa completing Tl for 431
yarda.
Top Bulldog remover Mike
Wklte ta tea flftk leading pass
r haaUag down seven
tor Ml ysrds sad two
Finishing close be-
Whlte ls taosateste John
Saxon wltk OS
103   yards   si
After   hi    performance last
weak sgalast Moo tana, the Bulldog's    Atomic Tot
PLAY GOLF
with 47.0.  Against Montana, To-
Intramural football teams
continue as Theta Chi wins
Action in intramural football
yegterdgy saw Thets Chl's num-
ter two tssm beet Slgmg Chl'g
her two teem 18-12. And for
th«* second day In a row, two
»g tied when Alpha Gemma
aed Sigma Alpha Epsilon were
deadlocked 0-0.
Theta Chl's 18-12 win ovsr
Sir it a Chi Stsve Adams tossed
,0 Mark Boece tor Thets's first
•rore. When Sigma Chi came
to tie, Jim  gibbs scored
• Chl'g   second  touchdown
• run.  The third  and  final
Mown for Theta was s pass
-ibbs to Adsms.
»* yssr intramural football
-** played four days a week,
■<-<   through   Thurodey. On
Monday It wlU be the indepen-
dent'g day. Any group on campua
can form thetr own teem.
Tueeday will feetyro the different dorms againat sack other.
Thsn on both Wednesday and
Thurodey, the different fraternities will plsy. Wednesday is
set for the frstern!ties' number
oee teem while on Thuraday gome
fraternities will play number two
teems.
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