1943_02 The Daily Collegian February 1943

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LET'S BE DEFINITE
The story released l.tsr week by thc war department concerning the air corps reserve
added another chapter in the volumes of statements made since last September about the Unlisted Reserve Corps, and like it predecessors,
failed to accomplish very much toward really
clearing thine/
Army.
Vague repoi
from offices of the Comm
boys at Fresno State are
bewilderment   that   they
hopefully  signed   their  n,
Unlike the Navy and Marine Corps Reserves,
the prodigal sons of thc Army are kept in a
constant apprehensive state as regards their
military status.
Thc Army Air Corps Reserve has received
the only semblance of definite news to be sent
by the Army. And even they were only notified that their calls would come immediately.
(Still no definite dates mentioned.) The ERC
unassigned group is, still under thc heading of
"near future" material.
Thc so-called Brass Hats in Washington, and
elsewhere, seemingly insist on keeping thc boys
guessing as to future moves. The "near future"
clause could mean a period anywhere from two
weeks to two years in duration. Thc 100 or
more Enlisted Reservists at State would appreciate a communication from the War Department outlining their status with definite dates
instead of vague remarks.
Only after such definite word comes will students in these reserves settle down to a more
studious effort. Ar thc moment, most of them
arc merely marking time until such word ar-
 The Fresno State College Collegian 	
AS  If YOU... |    SRIN AND BEAR IT 8t ^
Didn't Know...
By Ernest Anderson
WHEN are the WAACS coming? This I* the question on many local collegiate lip* lately. Also where
are they going to live, how many of them will there
. be. etc.? The reaction of the feminine contingent
seem* to be: why do they have to come here, anyway?. The girl* go on lo explain that having marine*, or aviation cadets, or sailor* train here would
be all right—but bringing in WAACS. they say. I*
ii.-i,nine patriotism a bit too far. Catty, we call* It.
Wassail...
Wti
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By Maclanahan
111
rrn
fj
Mac is back. He i* here to deny the false charges
of that doiible-rrosser. Donalbain. Mac has made a
deal with Donalbain which has resulted In Donalbain
returning'to hi* former duties »* chief undercover
agent of the organization.
One of the first things ace secret correspondent
Donalbain accomplished was »n exclusive interview
with Errol Flynn.
Said the happy movie hero. "It is a great day for
toe American people. It is a great day for me. It Is
a greet day for dealer. I sm going to Mexico w"bere
there sint no lsws.
"I contemplated going to Arkansas
or Okla
Beneath the sod rests Mannle;
They put him there today.
He lived the life of Riley
While Riley was away.
THOUGHT: Before the month I* out- if army an
thorltles can be believed- most of FSCs army en
listed reservist* will be called to duty. If so. they
will be entitled to n refund of their second *eme«tcr
registration fee*. We think It would be a nice gesture of those of them that can afford it. were to
leave Ihelr student body fec-*9.50--wllh tbe college
when they leave, thereby a»*urlng I
of a nearly normal *emester.
•      •      •
"Women  are  funny.  I  told  one  I   had  i
o slush the budgets of the sevr
e prospectlv
THOUGHT NO. 3:   Following
winners-wlth odds, yet- of the contestant* o
weight division, in tomorrow night's boxing
m-nt   finals, through the courtesy of Berge
kian.   Collegian   sports   writer   by   profession   and
bookie by choice.
Heavyweight: Pattee vs. Zahnle. Odds 51. Zahnle
Light. Heavyweight:  Zenovich v
Homo favored.
Farlss    vs.    Shropshire.    Odds
145 Pound.: Scott vs. Snomcr. Odds. 3-3. Scotl.
Wood vs. Carroll. Odds. 2 1. Woods.
155 Pounds: Groendyke vs. Kisllng. Odds. 3-3. Kl
ing favored.
135 Pounds:   Mast  is   Brown. Odds. 3 1. Mast  I
Jatt,
the Cadi lot
'or.
Editor The Collegian:
Occupational Bulletin No. 11. Selective Service. December 11. 1915.
provide* for the deferment of student* subject to draft who are interested in completing pre-medlcal.
pre-dental. prc-veterlhsrian. or pre-
nsleopathlc science* In preparing
for entrance to professional school
In those fl<""
New Production
Classes Offered
Two new classes In metal *ork
ind farm machinery are being offered by Fresno Slate Collet )„
connection with Its ..nr production
training program.
Thc classes will continue (or lt
Mondays   thtnuch Frlaays
This I
s   111..!
hibition match).
!   Cal,
pursuing cour»e» in the liberal arts
or the science* In a recognized university or college may be conald-
for an occupational deferment
by thr- draft board, after the completion of the flr*t academic year
nch professional work, and that
draft board may continue thi*
deferment, therefore. If the Indlvld-
i*l I* a full-time student In good
sian,line and continues to maintain
eood  standing  In  such  conr*r-   -*
.    lol    I
t want  to face a"
of  r
great terrifying ordeal, both pre and posl. You ain'
got nn idea how I need a rest.
"I want to especially thank the 9 women that at
quitted me of those unjust charge*. I will see tha
they are *atisfled as to my unsullied  virility and
higher Intellectual plane. I am a noble guy. chl\
tons, and a disciple of Omar Khayyam. Believe ■
"I also wish to thank Peggy and Betty. I am I
mad at them for what they did to me. They w,
"I also want to thank Gle*ler for his high sei
of honesty and patriotism. I appreciate the kind aid
of Betty Magee. who helped mo along in the darkest
hour. Maclanahan for his unselfishness and friendship. Dr. Coleman for his advice, and
relatives and friend* over 17.
"While In Mexico I expect to study thc fauna and
flora there In the Interests of higher education and
.the edification of our fine American youth "
(At this point old Mclanahan wante to apologise. I jjOUa, The Collegian:
Donalbain pulled another blunder. He Interviewed     The subIec. on whlch i ,m
Ed Flynn. Fresno State athlete. Instead of ErroL Also t0 Bpeak , have considered of
he did not write down wbat Ed said, rather he fig-1 Importance throughout my life. It
In order lo ask for the defer
nent of these student* the Depart
nent of Biology has organized a
•ommlttee consisting of Dr. Brigg*.
Dr. Crave*, and Dr. Burkholder.
with Dr. Brigg* a* chairman, and
from 6:30 I.
are held in the \Va
Garage. 1162 Broa.lv.
lupervlalon of Wins!
vocational agrlcull.n.
ic college.
Certificate* recoem
mendatlon*  by defel
I   link
1   by   the
or draft will be aivarded lo
The certificates ar- i-ued Joint
ly through the war .I-ini'mer.t anl
the United States d.-paitmenls ol
agriculture and education.
Ray Nelklrk. master mechanic.
instruct* the farm machinery re
pair class deallne with auto me
chanlcs. tractor, and n:,k rsnafr
Clay Hendricks, maslet welder.lt
grounds that they are pursuing
rour*e*.ln college leading te
fesslonal work In medicine, dentistry, veterinarian medicine, nnd osteopathy.
Any student who wlshe* to take
advantage of thi* mllne should consult this committee, have the proper affidavit executed, and see thai
it reache* hi* draft board a*
promptly a* possible *fter notice
of Induction I* received by the *tu
dent.
-     .    CEOnC.E W. GRAVES.
many of yon may n
That  Is  the subj
anybody'* friend
One of the first
when  I arrived si
all stranger* here at or
the smile of one pcrs.-:,
the greeting of anoih. r
oped Into many happy
Ramblings...
Sideline '
By Dean St. John
The present Collegian sports ed-
,i may be a trifle rusty on hli
b, since he hasn't written a col-
an (or anything else except rub-
r checks) since 1939. that being
,. year that he and_ Owen 8teb-
ns (then fistic tutor to the
Linger edition-or Stebblns, and
,iv a Marine disporting himself
i a South Pacific Isle)  col labor-
Since that memorable year. I
,ve apent my waking hours ad-
iiiiig the - development-"at tbe
uinger species of Stebblns, from
nbryb to manhood, and congrat-
atlng'myself and Owen on his
iicnlence within the ring, and bis
However, the purpose of this
column today Is the reviewing
of Bulldog athletic, of the past
decade, so we leave, with pro-
found regret, the subject of the
Younger Stebblns, making in
passing, the prediction that he
will prove a hardier Marine than
his bull-necked predecessor.
To business — namely, football.
... -il.ly the best football team in
-hool history won the Far West-
n Conference title In 1930. at
.1st. It was undefeated, and also
owned Loyola. Several
ame* that season leave open
over*y between it and this j
cluing Stan "Frenchy" Bordagary.
est running back In school his-
iry. Incidentally, Myron Anderson
as a* workmanlike an end '"
s he In a superintendent at
el.Ihouse now.
Nickels, this quintet had fine ball
handling by Gib Rambo, center,
and Jim Shaekteford and Joe.
Thornton, two colored guards.
This team lost the F. W. C. playoff to College of Pacific in a five
In 1910 Stan Borleske produced
baseball team that captui
(AA championship, and «
oubtedly our best. Some
tember* of that club were: Find-
\v t'pton. catcher: Buxx Bach-
file and Angelo Petropulo*. pitch-
rs: Chuck Rudolph. Ernie Poore.
nd Toby Lawless, infielders.
Iiiill.lnc track teams have been
niformly good, and Its
ick fri.llvldiial* in thi*
n all time team I'll take Tommy
relson and Dubby Holt, sprints:
lob Hani*. 410; Elroy
vn: Art Cazares. mile
llle (Bobby Madrid a* >
has Knster. hurdles:
inure,   shot:    discus—n
Bible Club Meets
The meeting place of thc Miracle
Hook Club gathering this week "
been  changed.   Opal   Wilson,
president, announced  today.
The club will meet Thursday
ng at 7:30 o'clock, at the h
' Mrs. C. P. Walte. 1538  Poplar.
A   special  guest  speaker
present and      '    "
-The Fresno State College Collegia)
<COU£0,AN SPORTS
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MADRID RUNS
3s
Preliminary Bouts Held;
Finals Tomorrow Night
tomatlcally qualified  him  I
BOBBY MADRID, former Fresno State long distance star,
will take to the cinderpalhs
March 12 lo run a special
mile event against USC's
Cliff Bourland and John Fulton of Stanford.
FSC Spikemen Get
Into Shape in Sun
ly of military, rather tl
e light h
11 tiers, are expected to produce one
of the llvllest bouts of the evening.
! j Both are the har.l hitting, fast mnv-
. eight dlvli
leorge Zenovich and Joe Romo - ■■■ ■
lug It out Zenovich won a bard- ,n* ,yp*'
fought decision from Spencer Knoll l*>«g Carroll defeated Frank
yesterday and Romo upset Don Lease In the first bout yesterday
~0,u ' and will meet Jack Wood for tbe
Romo surprised  the tens  when j 145.p0and crown tomorrow at Ry-
t^rr:?.*: z.r;z«TZ^-- *- - • ** ~-»-
Knoll  staged  a  gruesome  bloody j hesd. wbo  participated  In earlier
battle as both men were bleeding  bouts.
face cute. Ed Stur-1    Two newcomers will fight for tbe
tournament  cbam- • lightweight    champloi   *-
""■ '" """ *" Keith Brown. 135, and
entered In the bouts.
Scott.    Junior    welterweight, won a close decision over
Poulsen In the wildest slugging match yesterday and will meet
Spomer Wednesday  tor the
Poulsen    and    Scott    both
missed the majority of their punch-
i although the latter landed the'
ore punishing l,lo\
Spomer was a ru
fall matches.
Two  mnnerx-up are  entered   In
eight
150-pound   class    Bill   Kisllng
Bob Groendyke, aggrer
135, climb Into the ring. Neither
|*boy was  lb  previous tournaments
and Howard Leach, the defending
Hist, is absent from school.
Two special exhibition matches
->■ also on tap in Ryan's auditor-
im. In the first. Emeat Anderson.
featherweight champ, weighing 127,
will engage Frank Serros, bantem-
relght tltllst. scaling at 118.
Aa neither of these boys had any
their respective
has been good |
to J. Flint Hanner's spikemen d,
Ing the last week. Swiftly rounding | *
shape   with    the
spring weather, the  Fresno  State |(
thinly dads are  eyeing their  i
il   competition   of   thc
March 12 in the second annual I
door track and field meet of tl
San   Francisco   Olympic   Club   In | j
that Bay Area metropolis.
Hanner is expected to name the
Bulldog competitor* within the
day*. The event* *lated
off In the meet Include
50 yard dash, 50 yard high hurd-1
" yards. 1000 yard*, one niile. |
le.  high  Jump,  pole  i
Baseball Practice
Is Underway
Fresno State's baseball team la
bard at work these days In preparation for the coming season,
which will see the FSC team In action against teams composed main-
encouraging turnout greeted
Coach Plx Plerson's call of a week
ago and the prospects, although
not entirely bright, are promising.
Several promising (lingers. Including Men- Salwasser and Ed
Flynn, have already designated
their Intentions of turning out for
play.
t of schedule for the boys t
dlylsions it was agreed to let them
stage an exhibition.
In the second special match two
gridders will slug it out for reasons
Joe Shropshire, 170-pound halfback on the Bulldog grid squad,
will claah with team-mate Dick
Farris. 170-pound end. Very little
Is known of either man but authoritative reports from respective
training camps indicates a super-
duper match In the making.
n relay
special Lon Meyer*
event will be run off in which
Bobby Madrid. ex-Bulldog long di«-
i  star and  now  stationed  at
lore Air Base, has been Invited
to participate against C.S.C. '* star
splinter Cliff Bourland nnd John
Fulton of Stanford.
standing: Clarence Rowland. Javelin: Dutch Warmerdam. vault:
Walt Marty, high Jump: Floyd Wilson, broad Jump.
That's enough review for today.
Next  column, next  paper,  barring
action by mint
the
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