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THE COLLEGIAN
COLLEGIA* tPITOIHAL^EATUM PACf
"When the student council meets tomorrow night the!
question of Ratcliffe Stadium will be brought up for
discussion and possible approval, and, to the Collegian,
it looks as though the right step is being taken. Since]
the start of the grid season the Collegian has been
ferring to the athletic field as Ratcliffe Stadium,
that in itself is not the reason for the council to approve |
the name.
Emory Ratcliffe, in the years he has been connected!
with Fresno State, has perhaps done more than any one1
man to further the athletic interests of the college. Starting from the point where he was coach of the first football team to the present point where he is one of the
greatest backers of not only the Bulldog grid machine
but also every athletic team turned out by the college.
The success of the West Coast Relays has also been
largely through the work of Mr. Ratcliffe. In other words,
Mr. Ratcliffe has always been one of the greatest athletic
boosters of the college and naming the stadium
honor would in no way be anything but an honor to the
students of Fresno State.
While some kick-backs are sure to come as they have
already, the council, if it has the power, should go
record as approving the name. At the same time it would
not be a bad idea at all if another campus building
so is named. The previous Collegian editor strongly supported a movement-Jo name the main building after Dr.
Frank Waters Thomas and at the same time advocated
the new name for the stadium.
One-half of it has been carried out to some extent and
the other might well be brought under consideration by
members of the student council when they meet tomorrow
night Instead of referring to a mere main building, it
would be a step forward if the name Thomas Hall could
be adopted. The science building has already been namedI
after a president of the college, Dr. C. L. McLane, and
we can't see why a few more steps shouldn't be taken
to name other buildings after prominent persons of the
college.
•God mike -em vote ri«tit:"
Forgotten Rutgers Man
Kappa Delta Pi The
Orders Ten Books *"U'Box
Dear Mr. Stets irrthe News
oPToinmtirr
STETS
in the
NEWS
The Prexy
Speaks
BEHIND
The
SCREEN
anything iboui th« MB-. wv|, hi
HERE'S HOW
•YOUR
• MONEY GOES
• approval of Ihe boird
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""r'Zi'lTi denied .he .1*1,1 if j PiCtOTUilS ^^^^l^^ii^i ,7^'',
Home of Fresno's Biggest and
Malteds, Shakes and Sodas
20 Kinds of Ice Cream and Sherbets
to Choose From
ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES
and Special College Lunches and Dinners
In the College Block
Two Blocks Sooth of College
1470 N. Van Nesa Ave.
jf&SN0nRY(joODS(;6
OPP. POST OFFlCg__-JJ
THE COLLEGIAN
BEVERLYGUBSER Thi
WINS BALLOT III "
GRID-0-GUESS
Warner Declared Winners in
Ballot of Two Previous Weeka
College of Pacific Has Record of
Two Victories; Nevada and
Kresno Have One Apiece
iree Teams Tied
For Top Spot in
Conference Race
Mu Alpha Delta
Quintet Drubs
Alphas, 20 to 1
Lone Marker From Free Throw
In Third Period Ends Shutout, |
Gang Busters, Daisies Wl.
BAKERSFIELD
DUMPS DULLPUP
BY 26-6 SCORE
Jim Pearson Scores for Froeh
Blocked Kick; Fumble Stops
Yearlings' Scoring Threat
Fresno State Trounces
Wildcats To Mark Up
First Conference Win
Chieo State Falls Before Barrage of Six Touchdowns by Bradshaw's Eleven; Everard Jones,
Heeb Each Makes Two Trips to Pay Dirt
The Fresno State College Bulldogtrsuccessfully hurdled their
first obstacle in their race for the Far Western Conference championship Saturday night when they trampled a hapless Chieo State
Wildcat under a barrage of six touchdowns to win as they pleased
by a 38 to 0 score.
At no time from the opening gun until the final one were the
Chieo lads any match for Coach Jimmy Bradshaw's' eleven who
marked up one score in the first period, went absolutely berserk in
HEBR WHY THERE? NO OTHER TOBACCO UKE PRINCE^AliEIT: UAHUS
MELLOW TOBACCO-'CRIMP CDT'FOR COOWESS-WmT^^"ggg 8Y
SPECIAL PROCESS. ITS THE LARGEST-SELLING TOBACCO
N THE WORLD. AND SWELL MR'MAKIN*3'CI6ARETT£S.
PRINCE ALBERT MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE:
NlNCEALBJRt^
C. 0. P. GAME
November 13 *
ROUNDTRIP FARE
$2.50
Smoker, Dancing, Dining and
Observation Care
TRAIN LEAVES S. P.
DEPOT at 3:15 FRJDAY
AHmNOOlf
Object Description
| Title | 1936_11 The Daily Collegian November 1936 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1936 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State |
| Coverage | Vol.1,no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Description
| Title | November 3, 1936 Pg 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1936 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State |
| Coverage | Vol.1,no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Full-Text-Search | THE COLLEGIAN COLLEGIA* tPITOIHAL^EATUM PACf "When the student council meets tomorrow night the! question of Ratcliffe Stadium will be brought up for discussion and possible approval, and, to the Collegian, it looks as though the right step is being taken. Since] the start of the grid season the Collegian has been ferring to the athletic field as Ratcliffe Stadium, that in itself is not the reason for the council to approve | the name. Emory Ratcliffe, in the years he has been connected! with Fresno State, has perhaps done more than any one1 man to further the athletic interests of the college. Starting from the point where he was coach of the first football team to the present point where he is one of the greatest backers of not only the Bulldog grid machine but also every athletic team turned out by the college. The success of the West Coast Relays has also been largely through the work of Mr. Ratcliffe. In other words, Mr. Ratcliffe has always been one of the greatest athletic boosters of the college and naming the stadium honor would in no way be anything but an honor to the students of Fresno State. While some kick-backs are sure to come as they have already, the council, if it has the power, should go record as approving the name. At the same time it would not be a bad idea at all if another campus building so is named. The previous Collegian editor strongly supported a movement-Jo name the main building after Dr. Frank Waters Thomas and at the same time advocated the new name for the stadium. One-half of it has been carried out to some extent and the other might well be brought under consideration by members of the student council when they meet tomorrow night Instead of referring to a mere main building, it would be a step forward if the name Thomas Hall could be adopted. The science building has already been namedI after a president of the college, Dr. C. L. McLane, and we can't see why a few more steps shouldn't be taken to name other buildings after prominent persons of the college. •God mike -em vote ri«tit:" Forgotten Rutgers Man Kappa Delta Pi The Orders Ten Books *"U'Box Dear Mr. Stets irrthe News oPToinmtirr STETS in the NEWS The Prexy Speaks BEHIND The SCREEN anything iboui th« MB-. wv|, hi HERE'S HOW •YOUR • MONEY GOES • approval of Ihe boird 'Uevlnc at Rutgers Ihit I . r.^rnr7 | U1REN NICKEL.*. w Cold...Blow Hot.. rEf£i?Erii5, Campus L'HSirirritT^1^ ""r'Zi'lTi denied .he .1*1,1 if j PiCtOTUilS ^^^^l^^ii^i ,7^'', Home of Fresno's Biggest and Malteds, Shakes and Sodas 20 Kinds of Ice Cream and Sherbets to Choose From ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES and Special College Lunches and Dinners In the College Block Two Blocks Sooth of College 1470 N. Van Nesa Ave. jf&SN0nRY(joODS(;6 OPP. POST OFFlCg__-JJ THE COLLEGIAN BEVERLYGUBSER Thi WINS BALLOT III " GRID-0-GUESS Warner Declared Winners in Ballot of Two Previous Weeka College of Pacific Has Record of Two Victories; Nevada and Kresno Have One Apiece iree Teams Tied For Top Spot in Conference Race Mu Alpha Delta Quintet Drubs Alphas, 20 to 1 Lone Marker From Free Throw In Third Period Ends Shutout, | Gang Busters, Daisies Wl. BAKERSFIELD DUMPS DULLPUP BY 26-6 SCORE Jim Pearson Scores for Froeh Blocked Kick; Fumble Stops Yearlings' Scoring Threat Fresno State Trounces Wildcats To Mark Up First Conference Win Chieo State Falls Before Barrage of Six Touchdowns by Bradshaw's Eleven; Everard Jones, Heeb Each Makes Two Trips to Pay Dirt The Fresno State College Bulldogtrsuccessfully hurdled their first obstacle in their race for the Far Western Conference championship Saturday night when they trampled a hapless Chieo State Wildcat under a barrage of six touchdowns to win as they pleased by a 38 to 0 score. At no time from the opening gun until the final one were the Chieo lads any match for Coach Jimmy Bradshaw's' eleven who marked up one score in the first period, went absolutely berserk in HEBR WHY THERE? NO OTHER TOBACCO UKE PRINCE^AliEIT: UAHUS MELLOW TOBACCO-'CRIMP CDT'FOR COOWESS-WmT^^"ggg 8Y SPECIAL PROCESS. ITS THE LARGEST-SELLING TOBACCO N THE WORLD. AND SWELL MR'MAKIN*3'CI6ARETT£S. PRINCE ALBERT MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE: NlNCEALBJRt^ C. 0. P. GAME November 13 * ROUNDTRIP FARE $2.50 Smoker, Dancing, Dining and Observation Care TRAIN LEAVES S. P. DEPOT at 3:15 FRJDAY AHmNOOlf |
