1963_10 The Daily Collegian October 1963

              -The Fregne State Collage Collagion-
Bulldogs, Tigers Renew Old Rivalry Saturday
Tigers Seek First
Season Grid Victory
The football fortunes of Fresno State College will be put
on the line Saturday when the Bulldogs journey to Stockton
to face a win hungry rniversity of Pacific football team.
The Bulldogs, who lost their first two games on the road,
were not impressive in beating Adams State College last
week la the home opener   Coach*	
..leman   hope*   to   get   hit into Ihe center paat after nam ran
offease clicking Inside the M yard ing  the lUilMog poaches with  hla
marker thla week In osder to dlt- btorkissg  aad   tack Has.  J ha   Rice
pose or the wlaloes Tigers aad Be-by Lee will ssyitt the haJf-
The   Tigers    have    not    looked hark   apot   off  of   their   perform-
e   la   their   two  outings aaree   toot   weak,   —re   will   play
on   either   at   they   were uffumn  while Rice will hold down
31-8    by    West    Texas the defensive chore*.
I  berime  the  first  team Other starters Include end Jim ,
to toot to Colorado State Cnlver-   Williams   tackle* Jim  Kroaa aad ,
• ity  in three years, loslog Jo-0 Montle   Day.   guards    Ed' Kaiser
Tos>  —   r- tnd   I'tul   Wicker,   halfback   Her
But Coach John Rohde haa ~««> Hamp. quarterbarki Ron
been pointing for the Freano Melton aad Beau Carter, and full
game for a long time and his »nck Dor" -saw-
la—■ should be la top mental and Coleman alao aald that tacklesj
physical shape. The Tigers have Charles Dudley and (lerry Scheldt
fallen three straight times to the guard Gary Standifer and center
Bulldogs and Ro&de would like Paul Warkentln put ln strong bl.t*
nothing better than to beat Cole- for starting calls. Warkentln slid
maa in hla final year at the a top job on defensive aad may '
Fresno helm. aee extended action aa a defenalve
g the Tiger attack will he   "wild   card."
Hoopsters Open
Practice With
Six Lettermen
Practice wtll start Tueeday fo
rresno   State   Colloge'a   1MS-A
baaketball aquad
I     a—i    lettermen    returned    froa
last   year's  squad   which   woo   21
games,   lost   eight,   aad   faa.be.
th.  quarter-finals   of   the   NCA
j college     dlvlaion     champloaahi
before bowing to tournament a
| ner  South   Dakota  State.   Aai -
them are three IMS All-C ,
. choice.- center Tony Burr ,
' forward! Maurice Talbot and roa
oa lae lg—g go and IgOg gl N
train* who recently —Bt—tori sa
\rtn>   Int. h.   Coach   Harry   M.M..
o Janiar
The big Tiger tine will be anchored by All-Coast candidate Don
Shackelford at tackle who weighs
In al 24s pounds aad tackle Dick
Kirby who tlpa tho sea
whopping 260 pounds The rest of
the Bengal line la eoatgeeag af
experteaced veterans.
Coleman will make just three
change* ln his starting lineup
which opened the game laat week.
End Larry Fogelatrom regained
his spot on the first team following aa outstanding defensive game
The game will also see a bid by
quarterback Carter to erase two
more school records. He already
holda the three year record ror
total offense and will be aeeklng
to eclipse the four year mark as
well aa the career paaalng yardage
mark.
Carter needs oaly rive yards lo
pass the pausing rerord aet last
I year hy Jon Anaho. He is only
| Bl yards short a. the total offense
mark set by Dean IT.llp.stt between  lacv* and  IgflT.
Thla will mark the 3»th meeting between the two aquada. The
Bulldogs have taken 19 game*
while Ihe Tigers have won 17
with two ending In ties. Game
lime ta aet tor 8 PM with a special
rootera train from Fresno making
Preaato  State'.   Bulldog   has
Don't Let Go
Ihe  Tiger  of   I OP  by the tail hut
Saturday. The  llulktoz* have
Neff and Eddie Green, a I
string guard Nerr exhauated
eligibility while Green
State.
tru-
Chalk Talk.,.
By DA.N O'BKIEN
Collegian Sports Editor
Bulldog Aquamen
Battle Tigers,
Modesto JC
The Freeao Stole College water
polo team will hit the road lor
two more gaatoe after splitting
a pair oa the road laat weekend
The Bulldogs will face Cnlver
aity ef the Pacific at Stockton
Saturday afternoon and Modesto
Junior College tn Modeato Tuesday. They take a 1-1 record Into
the week's activity after losing
to Saa Jase SUte. Jtr-T. »nd defeat—* Saa Francisco State, lg 4
WRESTLING SCHEDULE
Tony Atencto bidding for his
third, straight team scoring title,
haa been the team's sparkplug to
date with a!n* goals la two games
Ron Wax ranks second in club
teosiag with four goals.
Other probable alerters will
laclude Mai Hevener at tho third
forward spot. Rick Roes at ceater
back. BUI Ryder aad Vic French
at  guards,  aad  Terry  Harper
Hospital Confab
In Lab School
Robert Ptorool aad Dr. Edward
Relghrad. of the buataees depart
moat, are conducting laatraatloa
the aaoaad of a
la the college toaera-
Appre—mataiy IS top adm In 1
strataea are expected to attend.
Ptotael   dssrrihid   this   two   day
 s aa a "trial ran" with the
r  ef  soagaettag  each  a
a laager ported of
HAIRCUTS
WU-MK&CAMraTOWN
Acrogs from F.S.C. Dorm
ship* San Jose
Friday. Jan   10
San   Fernando   Valley
•     State Nort bridge
Saturday. Jan. 11
Cal  Poly  (Pomona)       Pomona,
Monday. Jan. II
Saa Joae State Freano
Saturday. Jan. It
Saa Diego State Saa Diego
Saturday. Feb   1
Stanford Stanford   ■
Saturday. Feb   1
I'nlv    of  California       Berkeley   '
Friday. Feb. 14
Los Angelea State
Saturday. Feb. It
Long Beach State Kre.no
Friday. Feb. 21
Cal Poly
i      (SLO) Sao Lata Oblapo
Saturday. Feb  22 ^
ITC.  Sanu  Barbara Golett
Frldty. Feb. 2*
CCAA   Championships Fresno
Friday. March «
Pacific Coast later-
collegiate Championships   San  Lata  Obispo
Saturday. March 14
NCAA District I College
Rooters Train ts
Football Tradition
The days of the raccoon coals are gone from football
thing Just at old and Jutt at close to football aa
It the rooters train. Believe me. nothing will get the college spirit
going more than a group of football rooters all piled on one train
aiwl  heading  for the  "big game "
If you haven't heard hy now llullrlrsgland has arranged lor the
students t«> travel lo the t'OP game csn Jutt sihIi a train. If \..ii .l..n't
have a ticket you'd better get one and H you don't get oar brother
you're missing the boat  (etraar)   train.
The  Bulldog-Tiger series dates back  a long  time by  the way and
has featured some real wild affairs.   Thla should be no exception as
Ihe Stockton  school  has made the affair its homecoming game,
unci    \M»   III) Kl
Don't look now but did you notice that things weren't bad at all
last week aa far aa the crowd al the student gate Is concerned. My
healthy and happy ribs thank whoever was responsible for opening
the gate a little earlier than uaual. Keep It up and the fans will
stay healthy
t  want to scare anybody but  did you happen  lo notice the
the  San  Diego State-Cal  Poly  (SLO)   roothall  tussle    The
Axtect romped tor a (9-0 victory.   The Attec empire will be t rough
one to conquer.   I  still  think  the Bulldogs can  win It.
Another Interest In* acore was the lavnc Bench Stale-Han Francisco
taisaele. The 4aV—i dropped a close one hy score oT 4-fl. It wasn't a
bases loaded boose ran that did it either.   Thla was roothall and the
Picking this year's All-American quarterback Is not going to be
aa easy taak. The nation's colleges are loaded with top notch signal
callers. Juat a tew ot them Include Southern California'! Pete
Beathard. Northwestern . Tommy Myera. Navy's Roger 8taubach.
Miami's George Mlrt. Cornell's Gary Wood. Nebraska's Dennis Cla-
rldge. Georgia Tech's Billy Lothrldge and Alabama's Joe Namath
There are more but thai list would make most pro scouts drool.
' Getting back to Fresno and the campus. Intramural, are In full
awing again with roothall. bowling and tennia teams all In action
Director Myron Anderaon seems to have another top program aat up
for Ihe  fun   loving  sportsmao
I Stadium Gets
I Sign, Booths
j "There are three disreputable
looking outhouse like booths used
at ticket office* In front of Ratellffe Stadium Can't anything be
done about them?''
Such an appeal appeared tn the
"Lettera to the Editor" columa
of the Fresno Bee before th. now
ticket booths tnd the Illuminated
algn  were  installed.
"It la a good summation of the
general opinion toward the previous appearance of the front of
the stadium     said Earle Baaaett.
State  College  Association
The 4x120 foot sign of Illuminated plastic waa dooated and
Installed by a local refreshment
company late last summer.
In large letters It reads: Home
of the Fresno State Bulldogs,
and  announces  the coming  aaaa*
"The new cement booths have
«lx entrances and accommodate
the crowd much faster and easier
thaa the old wooden structures."
Bassett aald.
The expense of the construction was shared by the FSC Association  aad  tbe college.
Tom McF
For— arris Vera Tenia assd Vol
MHallura aad guarda Larry Wait
aad Marty  Sharp ara non-lctir-r
Top froah to move up to tl.
varsity will be Terry Hogue. a I I
forward who averaged 11.7 point-
s game Also expected to report b
Miller are Mike Mtnro. <-< cer
ter from College of Sequoias, gi
Wes Isaac, €-5 rorward fro-
Reedley JC.
1963 Cross Country
Schedule
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Dental historians report nomadic people from the Arabian
desert today brush thetr teeth the
eaaae way thetr aaeeetors did back
lo the fourth century They use
s.ltohss of mlaswak. a wild bush
which eon—Ins baking soda.
Catastrophic accidents killed \
over <0g persons tn the flret half.
of 1»«3 la the continental United
States, report stsltattrlaae at the
Met rope U tan Life laearaace Co.
Pi Gamma Mu
becks Members
Discussion oa the membership
drivs heada the ageada for the
rirat meeting It PI Gamma Mu
today at 1 PM ln Social Science!
104.
The .meeting of the national
social science honorary fraternity
will also take up the Pi Gamma
Mu Papers Conference In the
spring aad other buataees.
Organisation officers are: Ray
Fair, prealdent; Jamee Brumm.'
viae pratsSw
sseretary;   aad   Juliet
t About 1.000 fishermen aad an
equal number of shore plant1
worker* are engaged la the Amer I
j lean crab fishing Industry. '
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