1943_04 The Daily Collegian April 1943

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-The Fresno State College Collegian-
"COUJEOIAM -S^-Sws.
GRIN AND BEAR IT
By Lichty
' National Advertising Service, Inc.
by clerre
lere come* the Army: For all you ferns bemoan
the continuous disappearance of males aroun,
se premises there i* an encouraging note in th,
islbllity of an arrival of several hundred soldier,
scholastic training. Wonder where they will put
rest of us students. Even the Cadaver will havi
.  Editor
News Editor
Cory Editor
Feoture Editor
Sports Editor
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Sports Stat!  Al Parent. S
Catherine Guthrie
Betty Deranian
Ernest Andersen
Clare Weymouth
Ernest Anderson
Virginia Kulhanjian
Shirley Gardner
ldon Lewis, Sale Johnson.
C-Morial Stall !',ir.:ta Brown, Dorothy McAllist
•n Icstvrson Beverly He;„c*. Mickie Linds-
v CVi-dn^- B--y H-llbaun. Belly Paul Leone
lev Camrbc!!. Lucille Ow-n-by	
THE SHACK . . .
The news that the old Union will be torn
down soon probably does not evoke any excitement from thc average student because those
days of normalcy arc almost forgotten. However, to older students with reminiscing minds
this will cause a moment of nostalgic remembrance.
It is true, that the "Co-op" was a filthy barn,
drafry and cramped, but it was used during the
days of peace when student hearts were lighter
and more carefree. 1 here were thc carved tables,
and thc roue.li floor, thc paper walls and thc
sagging steps: the genera! hatred for the poor
food, and the alleged high prices.
There is a moral in this, lor, in comparison
to thc new chromium and concrete Union, thc
older structure was a livelier and gayer place.
It's crudities were, for the most part, ignored,
and an atmosphere of student activity permeated  the "shack." What we're trying to say
tbe bar optimistically and 1,
Pan-Hell "Steady "—Once
to the fore and this time a
ternity pledge among
April Showers — Prospect* oi the Fresno Slate
swimming pool opening this week look rather slight
what with Ihe ""deluge" descending upon the campus. But then there are always puddles for the more
Impatient.
Bel Crack of Ihe Week—At one of the sessions
of the clas* in America at War. the professor, reprimanding the students for thc apparent stupidity,
remarked:
"A college professor once turned lo a student who
had difficulty with the course.
"""Egbert, there a;
,!   t!,-,,
hat the
becui
known situations. Often times they present news
in a form unfavorable to journalistic style, but
more human and understanding than any hack
writing.
No straight news story could adequately tell
thc emotions of those recently inducted Fresno
v Union lacks this spirit, probably    State soldiers as they sang thc Alma Mater with
the Charm Chorus last week- Only a letter to
the Editor could actually hit the heart of the
For thc above reasons, Tbe Collegian invites
students, faculty, alumni and any other persons
with something to say. to write to thc editor.
At the discretion of rhe editor, names will be
omitted if thc writer desires to remain anon-
i lirtle    ymous.
and stability, and that
ho will
here will be a few
ol the old crowd w|
wise anel think for
,t moment when thc
ng begin,.
QUILL IN HAND . . .
Letters to the Editor arc an odd part of a
newspaper, but they are highly important, because frequently they focus
Omegas, Zetes Meet
For Exchange Monday
Members of the Omega XI O:
nity met last night for an exchar
in the social hall of the fnlon I
lowing their separate bus'ii-
meeting*.
Entertainment   was   provided
the  pledge* of
Xti
to the C*dilot
, Editor The Collegian:
The committee on Guidance and
I: Counseling I* very appreciative of
the fact that you recently devoted
pUns   were  made
Zeta  .Mil.  TH
Refreshment*    wer,
These notices to students ,
Stltute a definite challenge to th
In the bigger colleges it is a
dent body tradition tor each
dent   to   meet   thc   challenge   I
tt. let's slop looting al each other so hungrily, genllemen-
i\ ue are ihe only names lejt in this board.1"
VARSITY F TO PLAN
The monthly meeting of the V
,lty F Society will he held In t
I,uirl,-'or.   room  of   the    Tnlon
on Thursday. April S.
ivlties will be   discussed   I
Patronise Our Advertisers
GERMAN CLUB MEETS
The German Club will meet to
night at 7:30 at tne home of Dr
Guy Colburn. head of the language
department, for a social, according
to Mcrvyn Schwa
(German readings, and community
sings of German folk songs will
comprise the major part of tbe eve
ning's ciitertainmenL
pitch.
Chairman
lis work.    He will get a
e   amount   of   help   If   1,
pr  with   his   advisor  an
'« make it a  Fresno tn
really  get   in  there  an
LOUIS   MCDGE.
DESPITE
RATIONING...
We still have GO(5d FOOD
at prices to fit the student
pocket-book.
Scarcities arise occasionally
but on the whole, we still have
your favorite dishes.
OL College Lunchroom
in tne Lfnit
Sideline
Ramblings...
By Ed Sturgeon
The lad in the athletic spotlight
:,t FSC this week Is big Jean La-
n.niire, who tossed the 16 pound
pellet out 49 feet. 10 inches In the
wnrmup meet last Friday.
This effort marks Jean as one of
Un- best on the Pacific Coast
present—In fact probably tbe best
with the exception of Audet
l"SC, former teammate of Al Blo-
zls of Georgetown. U. 8. champion
Audet la capable ef better than
"-1 fe.t. Jean's effort Friday I.
almoit a foot batter than hi. best
competitive mark of 4$ feet, 11
Inch.*, The big ex-Stanfordlte hit
SO feet, 5 inche. in practice test
We can ... the happy .mil. on
the face of J. Flint Hanner, veteran cinderpath mentor, now recovering from hi. operation. We
can imagine Flint "saying, "That
Jean, he's my boy. Never wa.
very good before he cam. to
Fre.no  State.   I  mad* that boy.
Imagine this buildup will come
surprise to Big Jean. "Blozl."]
last Friday, quote: "The only
that Sturgeon ever writes up I*
irgeon. Probably he'll work thc
to get hi. picture In the pa-
, week, since he took the dis-
130 feet."
aren't you ashamed ,
self. Jean. Sec—no picture, i
,„l. I:
ingle.
Now.
We  wonder what has  happened
, ihe boxing matches to be sched-
,i   the   fire   recently.    We    think.
Bulldog Nine
Wins, Then Loses
Tho Fre.no SUte College base-
-all nine defeated the highly touted Hammer Field aggregation by a
score of 9 to 4 last Friday but lost
tor the second time this season to
thc Nick Kikkert semlpro aggregation by a 6 to I count Sunday after-
-ioon. Both games were played In
he college park.
The Bulldogs avenged a previous
,-0 to 2 defeat at the hands of Ue
Hammer Field nine. Ed Flynn and
Mike Garzoni held the Army team
o 6 bite. The Bulldog* led all the
•ay after the third Inning. Gar-
onl wa* the hitting star with
three doubles.
Eight Infield error* caused thc
downfall of the collegians In Sunday'* game. Pitchers Flynn and
Merv Salwaaser held the semlpro*
to six hits while the Bulldogs got
nine off Earl Maloncy. Kikkert
hurler. but the FSC Infield threw
the game away In tbe late Inning*.
Jackie Heizenrader. diminutive
Kikkert shortstop, copped hitting
honor* with three safeties. Including two triples, while scoring .4 of
the Kikkert runs. Garzoni. Bulldog
utility man who play* all position*,
continued to lead the FSC attack
-ith two singles in four tries. Car-
mi was thc only Bulldog to get
tore than one hit.
Garzoni Is leading thc Bulldog
aters with a. cool .500 average In
lined up. which shonldn"
ns soldier* are. by and
rd fisted  guy*  famous  for
>  State  coeds   were
nen   ot   the   athletic
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■COLLEOIAH SPORTS
Lamour Sets
Shotput Mark
Ending a thirteen year drought
of FSC shotput Ulent Is big Jean
Lamourc, who shoved the sixteen
pound ball 49 feet. 10V4 Inches,
clipping over nine Inches off the
school record of 49 feeL 1 Inch
which has stood since 1930, In the
Bulldog Intrasquad meet last Friday.
Formerly a sUr Fresno High
School and SUnford athlete. La-
moure has already bettered 50 feet
In practice ses.lon. and Ir expected to be a .teller polntmaker for
the Bulldog* when the cinderpath
neaion get* In high gear »oon.
Topping the 100 yard high hur
dies in 11.7 was FSC* ace timber-
topper. Lou Futrell. Futrell Is
rounding Into top ahape a* tba*
mark suggesU. Don Baker, vetcra'i
440 man. and Jack Hunt, former
Compton J. C. dash *tar. arc both
Improving.    Baker   took   the   340
Garzoni and
Danielson Pace
FSC Sluggers
Mike Garzoni, pitcher-catcher-
outfielder on tbe 1913 Fresno State
College baseball nine, In currently
tbe squad's leading bitter with an
average of .500. with 10 h,U In 20
official times at bat. according to
statistics which included Sunday's
game with Nick Klkken's.
Centerfielder Glen Danielle, i li
second leading batter with an even
.400 average. Other .300 or better
bitters are Sam Za'unle, catcbe'r,
.353; Jackie Fellow* and Suge Carter, lnfleldera. .350: Dick Hoisep
Ian, Inflelder, .333. and Hex Schroder, pitcher-outfielder. .333.
Thc team average Is .310. Car-
zonl I* the leading extra i.aso hitter with four double, and Daniel-
*on has one double and two triples
to bl* credit.
toot ball
quarterback who plays second base,
    Is the team's leading fielder with
220 yard contest* In 7.8 and no error* in 21 fielding chance* for
ipectlvely. Credited w|ib a' a 1.000 average. Zahnle. with two
Jayaee. Hunt still ban i errors for 37 chances, ba* a .916
fielding average. Garzoni and Car-
Cinderpath
ir still o
Flint
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Bulldoq-ettes..
Br Dorothy McAllister
A come-as-you-are party of the
PE major, will be held tonight
from 7:30 to 10 in the gym aa one
of the monthly majors get-togethers, Doris Devine. upper division
major,  I. chairman of the affair.
From all reports we guess the
victory corps demonstration went
over with a bang. Moat of those attending tbe conference stayed to
watch the demonstrations In the
afternoon by both tbe boys and
girls.
The naval pre-nigbt aquatics
demonstration by Lieutenant (JO)
Hal Beatty and En.lgn Robert Eaton and Don Qulnn was especially
interesting.
» of .933 ana .909.
reapectively.
Mervyn Salwaaser I* tbe team'*
leading pitcher with 2 wins and no
defeate. Schroder has one win and
no losses to hi* credit. Eddie Flynn
ha* one win to his credit, but Is
charged with three defeate.
The Bulldog* have won four
games and lost four to date.
•  THE PLAYDIUM
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•cent operation and not expec"-l
> be back in the saddle for anoth-I
r week. Myron Anderson, subbing!
ir Hanner. has a possible practice |
leet with either Mlnter Field url
cmoore Field thinly clad-, on t.ia'
ir this coming Saturday.
Follow that
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