1934_12 The Daily Collegian December 1934

              n thst the howl was i
worse thsn the bite. The 'ol Bulldog, raced out-to-greet their
rival5 on that fateful Turkey
s_y_ growled a little, stared them
in the eye and tore down the
fold after them in a most ferocious manner. State brought
•some the bacon or maybe we
(juld call it Thanksgiving dinger in the form of a 83 to 0
.tare. Good work, team, we hope
jou got a great big bite of that
Thanksgiving victory, in the
form of Turkey. At any rate the
Hevadans were good losere and
didn't even let out one lone howl
,s they slowly crept away. No
doubt they would have liked to
have remained and gathered
tome information on our fighting tactics but they didn't. Too
ltd, Wolves, but do come and
call again. Won't you?
The 1934 issue of the Fresno
Stste College Caravan was
awarded second place at the anion! western convention of the
Alpha Phi Gamma, journalistic
fnternity. Although this was
lot first place, it Is an honor and
Miss Spalding is to be, congratulated for her work.
The questionnaire appearing,
in this issue of the Collegion will j
■ear thoughtful and careful
leading by the students of this
ftOege. Some of the nation's |
Ejects, events,, and policies are
(mentioned in it and it will be to
your advantage to read and
check them if only to gain the
knowledge that they, exist. The
National Students' Federation is
I body formed to protect the
Heals of the average American
youth. You are the youth of
America; so get interested In]
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QUEEN TO BE CHOSEN
NEXT THURSDAY AT
INVITAT1 AFFAIR
Service   Club   Men   To   Select
Lucky Coed From 15 Bes
Contestants
Loren Nickels To Be Master of
Ceremonies; Varied Program Being Arranged
Candidates   for  the   Queen'
Ball will bo judged Thursday al
on at 4 o'clock in the Faculty Women's room by fifteen serv-
ub representatives. Atten-
dence will be invitational.
Bids for the ball, which will
ALUMNI ENTERTAIN l£?
AT ANNUAL DANCE B."
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Ussier Students Meet To Dance lead
and   Elect  New "rat for
Office™    . -  w- s-
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tecoltag,
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• *«*■ Leo Hurl*, Boy MUsraader.
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I*™ »u errant* by a commltu. which will be used lo
.-^■t ouanltit sTa.«,«f
W.A.A. Bridge Party
Ticket Sale Begins
to 10 o'clock. Frkl
Both •octlon ii
•arm bo played, an
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1934
To Our Coach
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LKO HARRIS. Fresno SUte College football coach who worked
all season to turn out a championship team, was honored Thursday at the Thanksgiving Day game when student
formed a card stunt especially for him. Above you see just
how it looked.
The Chameleon Turns
nature study class years ago, we learned of the
chameleon, the one living thing on earth that has the
to change its own color to meet the surrounding
colors. In this way, a defenseless creature protected itself against its more powerful adversaries.
This week, we find one of our conference football teams
claiming that same power, for it, too, has changed its
color to protect itself.
Thursday afternoon, the Bulldogs defeated the University of Nevada football team. Thursday evening, the
Bulldogs challenged the San Jose Spartans to a post-
game to settle the Far Western Conference championship. Saturday morning, the Spartans turned down
that challenge, saying that final examinations were coming up, and besides their team was tired after a long,
How times have changed! About this time last year,
the then high and mighty Spartans were begging Nevada
to play off a tie for the Conference cup. Chieo rather
p*s«t)
Fresno Trounces Nevada
Before Homecoming Crowd
Of Ten Thousand People
Wolves No Match for High-powered Harrismen;
Sauer Stars for Visitors as Bulldogs
Run Wild
Final score 33-011 First dowr
Thus the 1934 edition of t
17-3!!
Fresno State College Bulldogs
climaxed its season over its traditional rival, the Wolves of Nevada, before 10,000 fans in the annual homecoming classic last
Thursday. The outcome of the game was never in doubt, the Harrismen scoring their first touchdown before the game was three
minutes old, and continuing to push Nevada over the field at will
for the remainder of the full sixty minutes.
FRESNO DELEGATES
ATTEND ALPHA PHI
GAMMAJflNCLAVE
70 Members of Journalistic Fraternity Represented at
Redlands University
it Btdldos k
Box to Be Placed
In Main Foyer for
C.C.C. Book Drive