1943_02 The Daily Collegian February 1943

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KiT^tiw%tSy? SS I Plans Program
the VRMNo'°STAT^cou.e<SE    j     Although  Ihe  Fresno Slate  Col-
-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Edit-: SARKIS PELOYAN
Bus Mqr. ERNEST ANDERSON
SOLDIER PARTY
sored by the AWS for the benefit
of soldier* at base hospitals will
be held In the social hall of the
union February 10.
blad. director of the band, said It
Is well balanced, though  he could
use several more member*.
The   majorettei
Emelyn Via
i  with  t
comer. Ml** Viau'* singing a* well
as her baton twirling, will be featured. Mis* Hesaick ha* twirled
several time* with the band a* a
guest artist and was featured last
year with the "All American Revue" given at  FSC. She also i* a
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(Editors note: Maclanahan. usual writer of this column, stepped
out for a short beer three days ago
and hasn't been heard from since.
There was a rumor that he wot
see lurking around the Sirocco and
baying at the moon, but there it no
confirmation thai this is true.' Don-
albain. as Mac's faithful readers
know, is a secret undercover agent
working for Maclanahan. There are
no character references for him except that he is a character.)
Ah. dear reader*, at last I am In
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the driver's seat. I hold thc whip.
1 am in. 1 have taken enough guff.
I have slaved for thc sly Scot for
year* without even a *mlle or a
word of gratitude. I will prove that
1 cnn rise above nil this and probation too.
Flr*t.  to  all   the  new   students.
especially    young    rosy      cheeked
blonde*. I *ay
WELCOME1
Any time you want anything,
come up and »ee old Donalbain. I
have taken It on my«elf to see that
these new women students do not
succumb to tho wiles of upperclaas
wolves. Everybody I* a wolf but
Donalbain. He is a right guy. I »*y
so and 1 oughta know.
The trouble with this column
is that there are no Jokes, I, Donalbain. will tell a Joke.
He: How can you make a baby
buggy?     -
Me: By tickling its feet.
best writer around this place. They
will cast stones at Old Mac If "
ever shows his no«e around  h
again. I am taking over. I even on.
shine old Ernest (Golden b«bu«)'
Andersen. Dear re.d.,-.    ....     ""
with me. Freshmen
stick with me. Organise. rJnT-
Back old Donalbain to the m2»
He will do right by you if ,-„,
right by blm. Laugh at hi* iok„
Write to the editor and tell hi™
how much better old Donalbain T
than Maclanahan or Anderson a
vote for Donalbain la a vote ' fo
freedom, better understanding n*^
Americanism, anti-vice, and lionat'
Anothar joke to clinch the deal
snd prove, thrlee over that Don
slbaln la the man of the hour
and the sage of the co-ed lounos
He: Why dees s clock run?
Me: Yeu would too If you had
ticks.
(Editor's note: Al this poml
Donalbain leaped lo hit feel an J
ran /,ut into the night. This 0JJ
behavior remained unexplained at t
late hour last night.)
PRE-RUSH PARTY
A pre lush sftslr was held br
the Alpha Theta sorority last Sqn-
day evening in the home of Don*,
belle Gearhart on Pcrali.t Way
The dinner was served buffet
style and the Spanish theme tn.
vailed. Games were play.! ,;,„inr
the evening.
-Thi
Sideline
Ramblings.
By Ed Sturgeon
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,it learn. The future name of this
nhtmn will, no doubt, be The
H.uttiiel-Buslers.
tl seems as though the cloud of
doubt that has obscured the FSC
null,Iocs" track season has definitely cleared. Apparently J. Flint
is optimistic about the caliber of
his thinly -clads, as be has scheduled meets with the "big three,"
Cal, Stanford, and mighty USC for
ihe first time in the history of
Fresno State.
The Bulldogs held a speedy
outfit from Cal to a tight win In
1932. They drubbed a weak
Stanford squsd In Rstcllffe St*.
dium last year, and held the powerful USC Trojans to a fairly
reasonable score.
This is the first time, however,
that the Bulldogs hsve tickled
all three in one year.
A big boost was given to FSC
ir.irk hope* when Orvln Miller.
star broad Jumper who does around
:i teet. enrolled for the spring semester. If the army doesn't Inter
fere, the former Hsnford star
should be Just what the Bulldogs
need In this department.
The All-College boxing tourney
is slated to get under tray with
!,„-! of novice champions ready for
action again. Norman Stebbli
CCAA titllst, i* the only defending
champion. If Dick Ferris, gridder
.iinl ace rlncman. meets tbe champ.
some fast leather-slinging    should
The 17th annual West Coaat Re-
la vs. to be held May   22   In
cliffe Stadium, haa come a*
prise to track followers. The
vnl.    one    of    the greatest  track
• vent* in the United States.
on rumored definitely off.
College    and    university
• vent* will be held In twilight, due
, wartime restriction*. A host of
■rvlce men will probably be rep-
■sented. as a great deal of the
on'* talent is in thc armed fori
•• kidding:
FSCCAGERSINFINAJL
GAMESTHIS"WEEK
haU«rXrStK tC ^"!ge Cager8 Wi" PUt thelr 8Uit8 in m0th-
balls after their final series with San Jose State in the Prune
Uty tonigrht and tomorrow evening. The Bulldogs, under the
tutelage of P,x Pierson, who replaced former coach Hal Be-
atty, now a lieutenant (jgj in Uncle Sam's Navy, will send
.ten  baaketeers
FSC Tracksters
To Meet'Big?
For the first ti
For the first
Fresno State wll
"Big Three,
schools. USC.
Stanford, in s single
dog Coach   Flint   Har
Bulldoq-ettes..
By Dorothy McAllister
Mildred Parrett. one of FSCs up
id coming tennis sharks, defeat-
I Penny Llcourl*. another wliard
ol  the court*.  In  a   hard    rotigbt
three set tennis match to "
eiiis'
n here
Fresi
A* Vet tbe pingpong finals have
)t been played oft. Beverly Camp-
the only one thus
ha* advanced to the final*.
ie Fresno State College Collegia.
:COUJ»IAH SPOftTS
-Page Three
face the Spartan*. FSCs perennial rivals, in
what In all probability will be the
last basketball series for .the dur-
SAN JOSE STRONG
But before tbe Bulldog* put the
old casaba In storage    they    will
._.,   h*ve to put up a stellar game to
history i     *l ,he 8an Jo"e uulntet. which
' I boasts     a     strong,     experienced
, aquad.   At    the    Spartan    forward
iraca and field j spots are Pete  Filice. one of the
California,    and . best   passer*  on  tbe  team  and  a
hook ahot artlgt. and Willie Cam-
who parallels Fresno's Bobby
Relays Scheduled
For May 22
Carrying on tbe precedent which
was started IS years sgo, the gsmes
committee for the West Coast Relays has announced that the track
carnival will again be
held this year, despite the wartime
restrictions. The date has been set
for May 22.
This announcement came from
the office of Earl H. Wight, dlrec-
of the relays, last night. The
decision was reached after a conference with officials or the Unl-
"allfornl:.. Southern
California. UCLA and Stanford.
Financial    arrangement*    will    be
meet tbe c
The schedule, one of the toughest In school annals, follows: April
17—College of Pacific, here: April
24—Stanford, at Palo Alto; May 1
—California at Berkeley: May It-
San Jo»e. here; May 15—open
date; May 22—Wc»t Co*«t Relay*;
May 21—PAA meet in Berkeley.
An additional early season meet,
the Olympic Club indoor carnival
in San Francisco'on March 12, may
find a few eholcer Bulldog* in at-
Despite changeable weather. FSC
trackmen Jpive been working out
dally at  the  stadium   At present,
pole vault, and high Jump. An army
of football players have attacked
the spear throwing event, and Bob
Hoffman. Rex Schroder. Don Bolt
ind Maury Bruncr may pick up the
knack. Thc pole vault depends on
'.he Improvement of Spencer
Knowles and Martin Walter*,
the high Jump la weak unless Henry
Caldwell returns to school.
In other event*, the Bulldogs
are well stacked. Bobby Canfield.
freshman broad-Jumper who bettered twenty-two feet several
times In high school, will aid Let-
termen Lou Futrell and Orvln Miller. The shot put and discus rings
will be amply filled by Jean Lamourc. Stuart Hunter. Ed Sturgeon
and Ed Rose, while the middle "
tance running events boast
Baker and Joe Shropshire, capable
splkcmen.
In the hurdles Lou Futrell. il
pressed by Jack Pattee. may better
his last year's marks, while Sprinters Jackie Hunt and Orvln Miller,
as well as Distance Runner* Art
Mendoza. Joe Flores and George
Helvey.   round   out    a    prom
takes
.Wantage of his speed and deception.   Center  Marv  Zemanek.  *"
ports   a   straight
steady   pivot    m
Guards are team captain Bert Rob-
'fleld general, and Roy
1st.
ENDS
to start for the Bulldogs
tonight are Centet* Bobby Heeren.
who will close his third outstanding year a* Fresno'* highest *cor-
er, and Merv Salwai
shown up well since he filled Jim
Mollch's shoes after th
graduated. Don Page
?enter, has been named by Pierson
to start In the pivot role. At guard
lpot* arc Suge (Sugar) Carter,.
boasts a gift of nifty floorwork
long-shot prowess, and Jack Kclloy.
the tough defensive
fight has stamped h
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PETITIONS FOR CLASS
OFFICERS ARE READY
Boxing Signups
Are Due Feb. 9
StudenU Interested In entering
tbe Intramural boxing tournament
must register with Myron Anderson st the fleldhouse not Ister
than Tuesday, February Mb.
Nine weight divisions win be contested in the tourney: Under 120
pounds. 127. 135, 145. 155. 165. 175.
185. and unlimited. Welgh-lns will
be held on the final day for sign-
Preliminary rounds will be held
at the stadium on the 15th and
15th of this month, and finals will
be at Ryan'a Auditorium Wednes-
dsy. tbe 17th.
The only defending champion in
the tourney I* Norman Stebblns,
school and CCAA titllst at 1(5
pounds. However, several students
who recently won their weight divisions in the novice tournament
have signified their intentions of
entering.*
The intercollegiate   competition,
which hertofore was    run   off   at
will be run during Ihe   tw|-
hours beginning at 6 o'clock.
union.   Verllnda    Blade,   electrion
committee chairman, said today.
Tbe deadline for turning In pe-   • t
titlon* I*  Thursday.  February  11.
Election  will be  held  Wednesday.
February 17.
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