1943_05 The Daily Collegian May 1943

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-The Fresno State College Collegian.
•COUaE&IAN
^atrictly Shirts ..
By Aphrodite
Catherine Guthrie
 Betty. Der	
Cop^Hfditor Ernest Anderson
life Editor .... . Clare Weymouth
Sports Editor  Ernest Anderson
Advertisinq Manager Virginia Kulhanjian
Reoorlorial Slall   luanito Brown. Dorothy McAllister.
Shirley   Gardn-r    ?<>tly   Hellbnut-i    Betty   Paul.   Bev
Ccray-bel!   luall- Owensby, Viroimo Kulhanjion. Juno
McNc.1. j.:-,- Ca.i*y
SADIE HAWKINS' GHOST
War Nights .ire presented for two reasons.
One reason is for student enjoyment. Thc second reason is more serious, because the War
Board has provided that all profits from war
nijjhrs be given to a cause which will aid the
war eflorr.
All parries concerned agreed that the Sadie
Haw kins dance was ro be considered a war
night and that the profits were ro be used in
the usual war night procedure: that is, these
profits were not to be used for thc personal
use of thc organizations that sponsored the
Sadie Hawkins War Night, but were to be
pur ro war use. As yet we have heard ho sratc-
trtciu as to where these profits, if any, have
gone. Thc general statement from representatives of thc sponsoring organizations is "broke
even." We leave the judgment of this up to
those students \\ ho botighr tickets ro the dance
and who know whether it   broke even" or not.
eJlellce
to tltc £clitor .
Is   calling   off
the   ai
tin.,
Spr
Carnival.   First
Swing, now ih.
i-aVni.
Just carrying things a
l„t
Just  because  1
have   the   cur.
ilment
of
ttevir
years, the soc
,1   phas
•   of
coll
life need n
Icated. We
going on. but why i
1 patriotic them,
I D. M.
ON MOTHER'S DAY
Send Her Flowers
from
SAN FRANCISCO *
FLORAL CO.
1182 Fulton   Phone 3-4114
"DON'T   FORGET
TO   REMEMBER''
Sunday, May 9, is
MOTHER'S   DAY
It's only natural that
choosing the right gift is
more satisfactory at... .
'oiUtkcik
Riilldoq-ettes.
-The Fresno State College Collegian-
HEY   HEY!   HEY  DAY..  All  rugged -worn,
be given their golden opportunity
muaclea. All Home Ec girls will get to show how
much   they   have   learned    when   the lunches
opened and all men will have a chance to show off
Just because they are so rare. One coed ret
dolefully. "How  can  you  make
SOMETHING  FISHY . . ,
•ociated   Women's   Student    proxy   was    unoi
posed in last week's election and then the st,
d«nt   body   president's  offli
same way? 8ome blame lack of student
Others lay the blame at the door of the office of
the dean of women. Anyway with the late entry
of another candidate for student
expect to see anything from free kisses for the
male voters to hair pulling among the weaker
NOW IT MAY ME TOLD . . .
shapely leg shown In last week'
plug In The Collegian belongs
Betty Veal. who.may as well
disconnected if those drooling men's
thing ai all.
SPEAKING OF . . . War Nlgnt.
conspicuous shortage of bare feet
there to make things worth while. Laugh of the
evening was when Sua Henderson won the grand
prize for having th* smallest "dogs." Thc prixe
so carefully fondled by Sue was a box of corn
THE OTHER DAY ... a blonde coed walked
The Collegian office with a bundle of envelopes
wllh a blue ribbon. "Are you collecting these?"
asked. "No, all we want Is the cancelled
Ihe envelopes." She blushed. "I thought it
awful lot lo ask for. These are my love let
been saving for Ihe last eight years.
y baa been postponed a
to the fact that Dr. Ftil-
itc a healU course which
•aT education'Instructors
d. Play Day, therefore
tld on May 12.
otice to girls in search of un.
oned fun: Run, skip, or hop
the women's gym; open the
r; walk until you spy a red
ter; stop; take out your pen
pencil; and sign the chart,
s entitles you to participate
he co-ed aoftball tournament,
-nty-nlne girls have algned
dotted line already, but we
looking for twice that many
i- baseball managers should
oKether and plan the activl-
the signup will be complete
few days and we would like
art playing.
Bulldog Trackmen
Snowed Under by
California, 111-20
State's
Bulldog trackmen
> turned back to the tune
:<) by their formidable host. 1
(.sited California Dears, Satur-
Approxlmately 1500 spectators
he'd the lop-sided affair and
State's   Bob   Carlsen  do  his
OAVIS  SPEEDS  TO  VICTORY
The world's fastest Human. Hal
Davis, easily won the two sprints,
beating team-mate Jurkovich and
suite's Jack Hunt ln a 9.6 100 and
then returning to dump Hunt in
the 220 in the fast time of 21.2.
Fresno's Joe Shropshire made
things tough for National Champion
'itover Klemmer In the 880 for
..limit 600 yards, but Uen Ue
(tiding Bear started pulling
and never let tip, hitting thc tape
in 1:53.9.
Jean "Ape" Lamotire put hit
into a mighty heave of 15 feet
take a second ln the ;
put. This is approximately four
behind    Lamoure's    early    sei
trials.    Cal's    Bernhard    won
event with  16  feet  6' Inches.
Kisllng,  showing  Improvement   In
■ very meet, ran a second to Ralph
Dewey ln a two-mile feature. Stuart
Hunter threw his farthest toas.
feet 1 Inch, but bad
be content with a third place
■hind  California's  Jurkovich  and
.ho 11
iches and 110
HIRD
Bulldog Don Baker had to settle
with a third place In tbe quarter-
.il-- after leading the field for half
nf I he race, only to be out spr in ted
l.y   Berkeley's   Dunn   and   Prader,
who finished one-two In 19.6. Sta
Inst approximately 10 points wh
■tack Pattee took a nose-dive afl
'uttlng the third hurdle In the hi
harriers to knock him out of the
l.-ad and a possible first place. He
Itipllcatcd the stunt In the "
t.lllng with only 50 yards to i
California swept the mile
loth hurdle races, the Javelin
Hirow, broad Jump and high Jump.
Tbe Bear relay team also turned
down Lewis. Craven. Baker, and
Shropshire ln 3:26.4.
■COLUOIAW SPORTS
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SLUGGING SAM
Sam Zahnle. hard-hitting catcher and outlielder on Pix Pier-
son's 1943 varsity baseball nine.     —Courtesy Fresno Bee.
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Sideline
Ramblings...
Br Ed Sturgeon
There's one thing we don't talk
about Ula week—that's Ue 111 -to-
20 shellacking sustained by the
FSC Bulldogs at Ue hands of tbe
University of California's powerful
"olden Bears.
The Bulldogs were, by and large,
■ Ue sailors say. sadly and un-
ezplainably off, and the less Bald
about tbe whole thing Ue better,
took a lOI-to-27
the hands of Ue
Bears laat week. One bright
  ihlnlng from this week's general picture of misery is Ue fact
that Ue Stanford Indians shellacked San Jose 93 2-3 to 37 1-3
Saturday.
This beating was worse Uan
Ue 82'/2 .to 48/, poundlna Ue
Bulldog, sustained at the hands
of the same Indians last weekend. However, there no longer
setma to be any doubt that Ue
FSC scanty-clads will have a
tough time with Ue San Jose
boys this Saturday.
With Futrell back In the lineup, the meet would almost surely
go to Fresno, but with Ue big
ex-Portervtlle boy out, probably
until the West Coast Relays, and
possibly for Ue rest of Ue season, the outcome is hard to pre-
BULLDOG BASEBALL TEAM
WINS, LOSES TO ARMY
The Fresno State College baseball team rang down the
curtain of its 1943 home season by splitting a pair of weekend games against the Lemoore Air Base and Minter Field
horsehide aggregations, nosing out the aviation cadets from
Lemoore 10 to 9 on Friday and dropping another close one to
the   Bakersfield   filers   1
"LYNN STARS
What makes a good baseball
player? Tbat question was an-
iwcrcd in thc diamond doings of
pitcher, fielder, hitter Eddie Flynn
who led his Bulldog mates to the
free-scoring 10 to 9 victory over the
Lemoore  Air  nase  squad   Friday.
ng h
,   line
1 to score two Bulldog
-   left   field
e   of   1]
animals, a. triple play,
initial sack position. Then
ninth stanxa the former Roosevelt
High School and Pioneer League
diamond star took the mound when
Merv Salwasser found himself only
one run ahead with the tlelng run
on second base, and retired
next three fliers In order.
PAVLOVICH GETS 4 FOR 5
Flynn and Ell Pavlovlch paced
the Bulldogs In tbe bitting department Friday with the former get-
illK    I
■  hits  t
-lugging second baseman collecting four for five. Including a pall
ot doubles.
In the Sunday fracas. Flynn took
up his pitching duties on a ful'
time shift and allowed eight nili
to the victorious Minter Field nine
who bunched most of them in the
In  the  lucky seventh  wh.
outfielder Glen   Danlelson  poled
beauty over the fence and was i
ready home when a Mlnter Field
protest and an eagle-eyed umpire
decreed that Danlelson bad failed
r, his
NAVY,  MARINES  NEXT
The Navy and Marine 1
squads In San Dlego are t
opponents on the FSC i
schedule, and will be met
Bulldogs when they travel
southern city this weekend.
ARROW
D0UBLER
shirt    today:    $2.50
HARRY COFFEE