1969_10 The Daily Collegian October 1969

              THE DAILY COLLBOIAaN    Ttetredsy. October 90. 1909
is* _ •       Bow/ing team picked;
Jensen, Caropreso require W(// ,r* e/ to £_„<_;_*
surgery; out for season
Pteal aotectiona tor Freono
SUte'a ewe traveling bowling
teem oro now to with Dove Stig-
Tha BaUdofB auftot
blows this weak stem
ttm eervicee of two of
log nsBhers tor the
OM tor tee yaar
Jensen oad Gary c
lag ohUe Coroproao was sixth te
eontorence play.
Surgery was performed an both
players yesterday afternoon by
Dr. Thomas Thaxtor ln the Sold
Agase Heopltel.
GARY CAROPRESO
WALT JENSEN
Parker moves up to fourth
leodiug P.C.A.A. rusher
The Balldwwo ksvethree
playora thd are In the top dx
In lnd.vidua! rueMne department
of the Peclfic Cond Athletic
Aaeoctatien bat the only liuaMs
le two are flnlehed tor the yoar.
Right now Wdt Jensen to tea
fourth toodtot rush si lo the conference while Gary Carepreeo
end Frod Parker ars fifth and
sixth reepectlvely. However both
Jensen snd Caropreso are out
bocaoog of Injuring they suffered
end only Frod Parker rerodna.
Jensen carried the ball 97
tlmee tor 302 yerds for a 3.2
averse*, while Caropreso was d
237 yardo after 61 tripe tor a
3.8 average. Parker was tied
with enrupreeo in tote! yardage
with 287 yarda too bd Parker
has earned the bdl 85 times for
s 2.7 average.
Tha tea-tog P.c. a.a. rusher la
Leoo Burns from Long Beach.
In all. Borne haa rushed for 859
WANT ADS
ACROSS FROM DORMS-Furn 2
BR. carpeted, a/cond. flSTJ or
shars with 3 men $45. 430.6461.
Fetnale rmmate wanted: liberal
minded. $40 a mo plus util. A
groceries. 439-3647 sftsr 5 p.m.
Girl to shore I bdrm apt. -gross
from FSC $_7.50/roo. 222-1668.
	
Lost—Brn. gpiral ndebook with
Social Work notes on 10/22. Re-
wsrd. 224-5404.
Frse Puppy-port collie,purt terrier. Ph. Ruth 222-5515 after 5.
'61 Cor voir $300 or best offer.
Call 299.4043 after 6 P«M.
AVERAGE UP TO$150WEEKLY
8-10 hra. Soles Oigtributorg tor
Unfouo Advertising Co. Male A
Pomelo.  Miss  Atwood or Mro.
Fogaerude, Placement Office.
yarda In 175 carries for a very
respectful 4.9 average. Second
te Udverdty of the Pacific's Al
Nomenny with 407 yards ln 85
carrtec for a 4.8 average. Fiddling In third waa George Browa
of San Diego with 341 yards
after 87 tripe.
Ron Hudson, who will start thla
week at quarterback for the Bulldogs, ls fourth in passing. In
six games. Hudson has thrown 93
limes completing 47 for 791
yards. Hs has thrown six for
touchdowns while si the same
tiros hs haa had nine Intercepted.
Long Beech also haa the
foetus's lending paaser with
Shawn McKenny McKenny hss
thrown 100 times completing 59
tor 930 yards and has thrown 5
touchdown strikes. Dennis Shaw
la second in passing 147 times
completing 84 for 1.338 yarda.
Shaw la way out In front for the
mod touchdown paaaea thrown
with 13.
Freono'g Mike White continues
to be near the top in four differed categories He lg third ln
Mckoff returns returning seven
tor 167 yards for s 23.8 average.
Son Jose's Frank Slston Is on top
with 15 returns for 302 yards.
WMte le Moo fourth In punt returns returning 21 for 170 yards
for a 8.1 average. He also ls
sixth ln pass recMrlng ratcMng
20 for 363 yards posting s 18.5
average. Io total scoring, White
ranks fourth with 36 points Long
Beach's Leon Burns ls ln front In
total scoring with 78. Ths Bulldogs' Bob Stone is eighth ln
scoring with 29.
Two other Bulldogs hsvs plscsd
close to the top In other eate-
goriee oo John Sexton le second
In pasa recdvlng end Jack Erd-
roan la aocond ln pass Interceptions.
Sexton bos caught 26 passee tor
401 yards to give him a 1S.S
Ha   haa  caught  three
which tolled to mend property.
Surgery woo neeeeaary to correct the demote. Accordlnt to
Dr. Thaxtor. If ttm bone ln the
thumb had moved any farther than
It i
it l
the  totnt  wodd hove had to be
fueed.
J one en waa In Ma as cond yaar
aa a Bulldog; So tor tMs seaaon
he had earned 97 tlmee tor 302
yarda tor a 3.2 average. Laat
yoar bo helped F reeno State capture the C.C.A.A. title when he
ruahed tor 605 yards ln 113 carries and acorod tour touehdowna.
Ha also returned eight ttickoffs
lad yoar tor Its yardo.
Jensen played Junior Collage
football d Coallnga Cdtoge
where he waa named to All-.
League team twice and received
All-American Honorable mention.
Caropreao Injured Ma toft knoa
during lad week's game against
CM Stete Loo Angdee. Up until
tho time he waa Injured. Caro-
preeo hod carried the ball 61
tlmee tor 237 ysrds for a 3.9
average
Cxropreoo. from Loe Bancs,
played two years of tootbdl at
Msreed Junior College where he
was tesm captain and selected to
the A11-League aocond teem.
totol 4,831. stiglich had an average of a Utile over 800 te the
24 gamee.
Others placing oe the five-men
teem Include MM Peace 4,746,
Rich Huehee 4,625. DioaHtiatoi
4,803 and Pad Mag-ar 4,471.
Tha team will slso hove three
alternates In John _awoon, Larry Walkor and Steve Ito.
Competition starts this weekend when the teem will go to
Stanford UMverMty to compete
ln the first tournament. Tbe way
the tournament la planned, each
school will play la two mstehee,
each match with a different
school.
In regular league bowling hare
d the school, StlgbeB kept Ms
hot streak gdng by rolling ths
first 700 series here d the col
lege. His throe game scores wgrg
218-254-233 Ho rolled a tourt*
tame of 176 to give Mm an I7g
series 8ar tour gamee. Alao in
the trto tongue Clno Legarl rolled
a 2S1 game and had a 888 eg-
rloB.
Other Mgh scores turned ln last
week Include Shirley Benson's
179. Jon Crendel 231, Mike Ro-
tramel 223, Dove S-tlleh, 254.
and Chartls Rose 210.
J. V. football
The Froaao Stete Collate
junior vardty football team
will travd to Sacramento
Friday afternoon tor a 2
o'clock encounter with the
Wasps of Sacramento State
College. The Bulldogs are
2-0 on tea aaaaoa. Taa two
toaaaa were to Son Joae
State and tela pad wssksud
to CM Poly, Son Lote Obispo.
New stadium
Continued from Pago 7)
If there la an Important gams
M  stska.  Rddlfte will nd bo
able to bold all the Maa,'
committee to decide on the location
Thd tend where the preeent
otadlum la located to actually
worth mora thaa tho gtedium
itself,* said Myers, 'and If we
could aae tea money, aay a million dollars or ao from the ode,
It wodd contribute gredle to the
building of a nam atadturo.'
TONIGHT
Frankie Avalon
COMING
NOV. 3-22
Timmie English ond Co.
NOV. 7-8-9
ht 26M061
The NEW
MACteNDA
FREEWAY 99 AT CLINTON- FRi 3NO