1941_11 The Daily Collegian November 1941

              Stagg. 'Grand Old Man of Football,'
Is One of the Wiliest of Grid Coaches
-The Fresno State College CoUegiar
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State College Bulldogs will
ixle with the San Joae Spar-
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Ticket ^^^^^^
boom Monday morning and the
ducata'are being sold "tike hot
cakes" this morning, according
to reports from the box office in
the main foyer. The tickets are
$3.98 including tax and
atudentbody cards must be pre-
sented at the time of ,	
A welcome rally has been
planned by the San Joae rooters
when the train arrives In-the
Prune City and a parade of .	
I wfll take the FSCers to the stad-1
ium. The train is slated to
San Jose about 6 o'clock.
Immediately after the game,]
about 11 o'clock, the "Special"]
win head homeward and arrive
in Fresno about 3 o'clock Saturday morning.
Special entertainme	
the four-hoar trip has been planned by the Bally Committee-[
John Olson, chairman of the
committee, announced that
"COILC&IAN
,      - —n. Downtown Fres-
wherel nans will not be allowed to en-
may (train with the students.
The tickets will be on sale to-
.  .     .      . - —   --1 day until four o'clock in the main
| available for the students with foyer and tomorrow from 8 a.
orchestra playing | m. to 4 p. m. Friday, the ducate
may be purchased until 12:30
'clock.
by the rooters.
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VOLUME TWENTY-SEVEN
"READABLE-WORTH   BEADING"
San Jose Can
Be Beat!
Read Sports Chatter
THIS YEAR OUR YEAR?
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1941
San Jose-Fresno Grid
Rivalry Resumed Friday
Bulldog, and Spartans Each Have Won Five Game*
Since Series Began in 1921; FSC Leads in Points
By Alan Alton
One of the most ancient battles in Fresijo State College history' will be renewed Friday night at 8 o'clock when the Battlin'
Bulldogs take on the San Jose eleven in the Spartan Stadium.
This game will be the 13th meeting between the rival fooball
teams, each having won five games with two ending in ties.
I9I7-I94I.HEREWE6Q AGAIN
Fresno State Wins Grand Prize
With Entries in Armistice Parade
Zeta Mu Float Takes First Award in Spectacle Featuring National Defense;
Jim Molich, Footballer, Awarded $100 Scholarship by American Legion Post 4
For the third consecutive year, the combined Fresno Slate College entries won the grand sweepstakes award in the annual Fresno Armistice Day parade. The Zeta  Mu fraternity float, entitled
"Keep 'em Turning," won the $50 prize for the best float in the parade. The fraternity entry depicted the wheels of industry being kept in action by Labor.
Jim Molich, varsity end, was awarded the Amcricin Legion athletic scholarship of $100 which