1941_11 The Daily Collegian November 1941

              -The Fresno Stat* College Collegian—
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Assistant Editor
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DO NOT FORGET
In this post-Armistice Day issue the Collegian editorial sufl extends its sympathies to the
families of the dead of all future and past wars.
And to the dead wc say that wc hope that
your numbers will not have to increase much, more
in order to teach all of us the futility of war?)
INTER- VS. INTRA- t
Economically collegiate football is top-heavy.
It may nor come today or tomorrow, but it is
certain that the giant will tumble. The Pacific
Coast Conference must have read the writing on
the wall when they hited Edward Atherton to
straighten out its affairs in connection with the
granting of athletic scholarships and aids.
With the lead of the larger schools to follow,
smaller institutions have embarked on football
programs which cost their student associations
more than they can afford. It is no secret that college student associations have for their greatest
expenditure's, the funds which pay the board bills
and expense accounts of footballers.
After the war, there will be a period of economic hardship, all authorities on finance agree
on this point.    College activities will be no ex-
The success of amateur boxing, Softball, and
basketball, suggests a substitute program for so-
c.illed big time football.
A well-organized intramural set-up would ere-
ate mote local interest. And although the participants might not be capable of professional performances, the fight and spirit they would show,
will give the spectators a chance to see action
The ruling power of amateurs was well illustrated by the great crowd that paid to see the recent Roosevelt High-Fresno High football game.
A demonstration of fighting spirit and the will
to win often attracts a" larger audience than the
more polished performance.
A comprehensive intramural schedule gives a
chance for participation by a greater number of
students. The intramural program would also
call for less overhead.
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Committee Releases!
Fall Social Calendar
11 Students Become
Members of the Key
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to a Special
PARADE DF FDHMALS
Tuesday, IVavemkr 18th
3:30 o'clock on Roos Bros* Third Floor
MODELS from the Fresno State College will show this exciting
and specially purchased collection of dance dresses.
MAGDELENA BASEDAU, Roos Bros' Collegiate Stylist'of San
Francisco and New York will be there . . . with advice on the
lines and colors that are perfect for YOU to wear.
A "COKE BAR" will serve free refreshments.
TO THE WINNER... Who May Be Yon!
A $19.95 FORMAL will be given to the winner of a Grand Drawing to be held at the close of the Paradel Secure tickets for the
drawing at Roos Bros any time between now and the 18th . .
you only need to show your Fresno State Student Body card, no
purchase is necessary. Only one "chance" can be issued on each
Student Body card.
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SPORTS
CHATTER
STAGGMEN REALLY STAGGERED
14,000 Watch Bulldogs Crush
COP.Tigers by 13-to-0 Count]
Jim Molich Panes for One Score, Blocks Punf to Set Up Second Tally;
Bengals Play Good Defensive Game But Lack Power to Cross Goal Line
The Battlin' Bulldogs of Fresno State combined a quick second period passing attack and a
fourth quarter blocked punt to defeat a gallant College of Pacific Bengal, 13 to 0, yesterday afternoon before an Armistice Day record crowd of over 14,000 in Ratcliffe Stadium, notching another
victory on their war club before meeting San Jose Friday night for the CCAA championship.
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COUaEOIAN SPORTS
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THE WIN, THEY LOSE
F.S.C. Teams From 1930
Each Had Strong Years
1930 Football Team Ranked High in Nation;
Basketball Fades as Marty. Robinson Lead Track
(This is Ih, third in a ,„i„ of article, comaumoratm. Fresno Stat,
College's 2011tannn, , tercolUpate compmthn, prepara
tory la an athl.le/ rrnrnon. Nor. 20/*, dsrrmg th, fSi-ArranaganZ.)
Football, basketball, and track each had their years of domination at Fresno StateTollege over the five-year period between
1980 and 1935, and it was one of the top football machines in the
nation that cavorted for the Fresno fans in 1930.
Coach Stan Borleske's Bulldogs, led by four honorable men-
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dogs, is looked  to  by  Fresno ""*'   ,."'""' W
fans to do some fancy running :     ' ■ "
day night against San Jose. j "ho "»B,J»",, "
DANNY BOY
DANNY CONBOW. varsity reserve.- quarterback ancl right
halfback,     will     be    playing
day night in Spartan Stadium
for he is Irom San-Jose.
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Regular dollar Sheaffer Fineline with special Bulldog imprint on
beautiful mother-of-pearl background with school colors - "$1.00
"The Bulldog"-a rugged pencil with cardinal on blue - 5c
These pencils are carried exclusively for your use. Come in and
see our pencil display this week
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