1945_02 The Daily Collegian February 1945

              Sorleske Is Former All-American
'm*ym Four
-The   Fresno   Stete   College   Coflecilan—
La the dayo of the football giants
*****  BUboUttrtas  wet *  used  only
tbea lb* ma* wee cat tied oft tbe
Bead on a atrelcber, Stanley Dor-
leek*   Praam. Stat* College Mt.Ui-
SBatlts Inatructor, played In one of
lass greet eat  loot ball
esalury
Barlealte, nickname! ■ T
luatang from tbe Coyote r
tar bis team-mate*, playe.d
the 1S10 Mlchlaan l**.m tl
Hlnneatil* at Ferry Field,
Michigan, for Ihe
ahemplonabip
Tbe M1rblsan-Mlniie..<t
aa been written -up van
lay other gam* played In <
(late football, Clatk Shaughn.
third siring tackle on the M
squad of that day and I
aae   ot   America'
tboee day a coaches were permitted
thla privilege
The   two   huge   forward   walls
surged    together,    like    two   hug*
wave*   meeting   head   on;   neither
would   give  an  Inch,   backward   or
up Into a foamy
ie air and toppled backward*.
if  forth  play  Welle plunged
lie ii brook
rled   up   to  tbe   lop   of   lb*
at>*l line, high tn tbe air!
ig in tbe
hall
■Mbltcatlon.
aporta b.M>k
Fielding
the
I, Yost. Michigan
.puled to, be. at that
Han, the world's -beat football
•leach. Mlcbtgaa's team, led by
b*rt B*nbroa>*. elxfootflte,
Bound AH American Ouard, i
iBafieak*. l*d th* linemen that <
1 aesJeske. wolghthg 1SS poundn
Sad standing * feet. H Inches, was
the aaldget of th* teams Lucius
•ssitb US, lather of Oruce Smith:
Minnesota All-American of recent
Vintage, was playing first string
that day
I After fighting each«other for
three quarter*, the Hlaneaolan*
■jade a touchdown, only to I, . ■ ■'
H declered void after tbe ball had
touched the umpire "That waa the
a*J-d*y of gmbblng. manpower
football." Borleake aald "Neerins
ta* end, we were locked on Mm..
'gat*'* 41 yard line, and not a man
af ua would have eettled for a tie"
That was when Stan Wells.
Michigan's m pound end. All
aBjaeiican that year, was suddenly
toan foiling back Into the back
field throwing a jiaaa Borleake,
the other Michigan end. caught n»'
hall on the Minnesota 30 yard line
The nest play, coming last and
forlous, Well* 'instantly did ex
Sctly tb* aame thing, and llorles
tt* again made a nifty aatch—Ibis
tun* on tbe 1 yard line
Thlw* yard*  10  go'   Minnesota*
IpMl   line  bad  never  been   crosswl
•J!
Ima Wight, regletrsr, an
noune*e that June A. a. degree
candidate* muat file their appll-
eatlene fer degree* by February
IS, er they will be fln*d.
Zeta Theta Meets Wed.
A meeting ot Zela Theta will
be held Wednesday noon at 111SO
In room Mill. All pie medical,
pie-dental, and laboratory technicians are aiked to be preaent.
Chess Club to Meet
A meeting of the Cheaa Club
will be held Tuesday evening at
ISO in the Men's Lounge Union.
Ilnih members and non members
all season. Not even a [mint had
been scored aa*1ii*t the men of the
north No one had nen eotl-n clone
enougb to kick a Meld goal.
Here wwft these two huge teams
facing each other *t th<> crisis ol
Ibe game, only the length of llii:
ball between Ihein   !'..-...i.,   n   mu
■o  near the end of the giune,  p.
ryone.   players,   officials,   specia
Kiiltie   tiuiaar   nn  tht>  next  couple  nl
G.I."Bill Brings Man
And Wife to FSC
Among tbe new students on the
easspui thla •emesle^r are Mary
BUaabetb Keren, 11. and her bus
hand. Jsck A. Keren. II. who both
.beve been medically dlacharged
from tbe eervlce.
fctr*. Koran, who did office work
la Chicago befer* entering th*
(SPARS, Is attending' acbool under
th* Ol lull of Might*. She waa a
Storekeeper, third ctaaa. and was
atalli.h.-.l for IS month* In Miami,
florid* Her pialor al Fr**no Stat*
ts bom* economics
Keran. who w»a quartermsster
first rUss and had tiansporl duly
for three years, was Injured during
aa elect wbeu the ****** hi* Iran-
, He r
Ived ■
irked   by   tin
his
treated    al    a   naval    hospital
Ilnn.klyi. ..
Keren', who Is studying to be an
agricultural tearber tinder th* re
aahlllUlloii prugram. entered tbe
Mrrlce-wben be was a freshman
at Slate H* is a graduate of Han
ford Union High School
waa now s* never lor thst
great crowd of Wolverine sup|>ott
This was the moment they had
been waiting for to vanquish the
mighty men or Williams. Over o
One side was "Hurry-up Yost.
paring tip and down ihe sidelines
and .on the Michigan'* side
tlr   Williams    both    big   men
in    engineering   company.
wore union lulls  with  soil
pads in the shoulders and
la,"   Ilor.eske  aald.  "1
broke   my   collar bone  In  tho  No
llantr Michigan   game   later   in
aeaaon ol 1*1(1. The picture of
game set up wa* that 30 rpln
linlvea   were   played    with    no
• outs, the field waa 110 yards
lung,   one   practiced   approximately eight hour* a day. f
Ilorleake    has    been    In    evejry
slate  of the   union   except   thrfee,
traveled to Hawaii In 1910 with She
championship    llulldoga   when   he
served as line coach of the team
He lias played   professional   bnneX
hall and entered Fresno Slate Col
lege bs  a coach In  1919.
During hla coaching career a
FSC. Borleake haa bad one node,
tea ted. nulled football, beaeball
and basketball team.
Coyne CompletSs
33 trips Over Germany
Firm Lieutenant John M Coyne.
who Is an ei Journalism atudent of
Freano Slate and a HI7 pilot, haa
had 33 missions over Ciertnany.
Although   the  "heudlta,"  as Oer
■sghler planes are called, arc
bad, flak  and   weather   are   wore*
enemies.    The    American    fighter
plane* ward off the Herman fight
time when  hi*  squadron
waa   flying   lower   than   the   other
- ■. .•.*.-!, s..-...     Oerman    fighlen    got
ii--, out ol 11 In tbe equad
ithcr limes they were protected   by   American  fighter*.
He has taken part in attacka on
'olognc. Kassel. Magaeburg, Frank
o-rt.   Dan a brack   and   Aachen,   but
tone   on   Berlin.   He   believes   the
C.ermana will fight to tbe end and
not give up,
International Relations Books
In Library Announced byTobin
By Hu* Adam*
iced t
lllMl
I of I
book* concerning poil-
war inter national relation*. Tbe
book* were donated by the Car
negle Kndownient in ihe hope ol
furthering the Understanding of
plsns and theories tor Inlernaiion
al peace.
"Beyond Victory.'' edited by
Itulli Heads Ah1k.ii. la concerned
priuianly with I hose bask prob
I'-ins   which  ihe  imsl war planner*
crealV a free and orderly world.
Tbe subjects range [rum Ihe ecu
tintnIt- Mini political hasla (or a last
Ing peace tu th* role of religion
and education as well aa tnV interplay of culture Kach 1* discussed
by an authority ot world wide rtpu-
"Mussia and the Pence" Is a die-
ctisxlori of Humtla hy Bernard
fares, who haa devoted hi* life lo
knowing the ruonirf' and her people*.
Mr Heili.rt MttrrUoii ba* mill
ered Into a coherent order his
■pee* i» * asal paper* on the re-
cm nt rue I ion ol Kugland atler tbe
war. This book hn calls, Trospecl*
and    Polkiea.*'
"Voice From Unoccupied China,"
ta * frank ataiemeat of fact* concern ing China's aiuMfiig prostreaa
toward  modernisation   In  the  laat
.-enty   years,   her   critical   needs
>w, and her hopes and determin-
Ions lor the future. Tbe book Is
etllled  by   Harley   Parnsworth   Mr
with
Nair.
tuber books, all dealing
I hi. same subject, are: "Hoe
Will The Belter World Di
Becker: "Alter Ihe War--WhetT*'
by Preston Klasslon; "Tbe Great
Derision" by J*me* T. Shotwell;
and "laBtln America and the Indus
trial Age" by J. P. Blppy.
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Road Machine Not
Lawn Roller; New
Road to Stay
By  Milton  Rick.la
The Peaverfwi vahleje whloh
■waa perked in th* dri.* between
Met-en* Hall and the union last
week wher* all automobile* ar*
forbldd*n en pain ef confleeetlon,
to stop, wee net net a lawn r*Har.
Nor le It true that three freah-
m*n puehed it In from Camp
Plnadal* en command of a low
ao phonier*. It wa* e machine te
faellitate the construction 0f the
new high *p**d highway between
th* main building and th* training  school,
Th* n*w pav*d and curbed
road will eerve a worthy purpoa*
In rainy wsather and add a little
to the neatnaaa of th* campui.
Th*r* ar* many peculiar lea
luits about tha road, however.
The chain! blocking oft en* of
th* *ntranc<* te th* new highway may wall aymbolix* an* et
th* *ic***ea of higher education.
Th* *tud*nta are particularly
fond of the n*w curb. Som* of
th*m walk along th* top ef It.
Other* *t*p carefully ev*r It er
walk around It. A f*w dreamy
■cult, unu*u*d ta chang*, Ignor*
nd try to *t*p right through
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FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1843
FSC Basketball
Season Ended
The Pre*no Slate Oollefe Bull
dog* ended tbe current basketball
■eaaon Friday and Saturday nights
by losing to lb* College ot the Pa
elite Tiger*. 79 29 and Sill in
Stockton.
Tbe Tiger* *ui>ptled player* by
th*   Naval   v 1;  program,  towered
■ Case
J:   Flint  Hem
civilian team.
tn the flrat game. COP Coach
Cbrla KJelt-n's Tigers won 7* » In
a lop aided a*me. Cheater Brumbaugh waa blab point man (or the
Bulldoga with eight points and
Wayne  Hardin for COP with IS.
Tbe Bulldog* bad a hard time
rinding the basket wllh short shots
and getting Ibe ball from the tall
er ojinujirnis Coach Hanner played
all IDi-layera ibV matte tb* trip
to Stockton
1 Brumbaugh       F Hardin    8
I Henderson F Edwards 15
4 ltonabedlan      C Reamea    G
0 Barcottl O . .Lewi* 11
( Bohlgian      ,     O   —   ...Swift    1
sub* FSC — Trlltlan 1, Jenaen I,
Gaguben 8, Orant "-. Comlcla 4.
In the second game. Ibe Hull.
•logs came back Into the ball gar**
and gave the Tigers a struggle far
their SJ Sl victory.
Don Edwards of COP. a veteran
of World War II, led tbe Tiger attack wllh 10 points. Brumbaugh
and Earl (Red) Trettln tied h>r
FSC hlgb point honoi
points' each. Paul Donabedian, who
reportod to tbe Army yesterday.
waa net I with eight polnta.
Neal Jenaon, guard, ahowed much
Improvement over previous form
and Hiumbsuah. stnalleat man on
Ibe court, showed tbat alxe Isn't
everything tn basketball by taking
,   hlgb point honors tor both gamea
FSC
COP
9 Brumbaugh  T
Edwarda 10
1 Henderaoti  -T	
Hardin 10
0 Bobtglan O
..   Lewla   S
0 Baraottl ■
 swirt  i
Subs    PSC—Trrtlln
1, Jenaen 0,
Williams   1,   Uagnahen   0.   COP —
Pelghnal   0,   Comlcla
0,   Orant   0,
Hopkins.              *
Deadline Set for Friday
Campus Contract
All organisation pages are filled,
and contract* must be turned In
by Friday, February It. to tbe as-
aoclailon office, Detly Caugbeil,
Campua box. or Clare Weymouth.
Portralla for aentora, committee
members, organisation members,
and claaa officers muat be taken
by March 1. with no *xceplt.
IJata of members in organisation*
muat be turned by Friday.
March 1.
There will be a ataff meeting
Tuesday. I o'clock. In th* Campua
Meeting to Be Held
•Students Interested tn friendly
debate, dlacuaalon ot evenlx, and
free exprecston ot Idea* upon lucb
topic* aa religion, morals, and pull
oaophlea al* Invited lu attend tb*
flrat meeting In lbs uoed lounge,
Wednesday trom t to 10 p.m
Petitions for
Class Offices
Available
Pel It Ions tor claaa officers ar
nnw available In tbe office of
Frank   Mesple,  atudent  president.
All petition* muat bo filled out
and relumed to tbe .indent prealdent'* office hy Friday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, Tbey muat have IS
■lgnaluree of studenta rrom mem
of tbe class for wblcb Ihe atu
dent Is running for office.
Betty    Pearson,    election    chair-
an, asks that all stuoenta cooperate to tbe fullest extant on Ibis
•lection.
Requirements to bold office are a
C average and mem be real p in the
rleea from which Ihe student I*
running for office.
Members of tbe election committee are Lorraine Laudeka. Eckle
stiu lip. Renfrow, Verna Deck, An
■ i. ..in.- Mary lee Clougb. Josephine Clayton. Joy Hose, Barbara Hoeaett and Barbara Duarh.
Red Cross Election
-.. I .oh Brow* waa nominated a can
diiTale for chairman of tbe college
unit of tbe American Red Crocs at
a meeting of the executive board
yralerday  noon.
MI** Brow* baa aarved aa vie*
chairman since Ihe unit waa organised laat March.
oilier nominee* are Betty Veale.
vice chairman; Elaine Meson-, secretary,  and  Benny  Phillips, treaa-
Electlona will be bald February
tt at tbe same time aa the claaa
officer elections, and any atudent
enrolled   in   college   ts   eligible   lo
Additional nominations may be
made by atudent* all thla week.
Namea of nominees muat be aub-
milted to tbe Red Croe* box at the
student poat  office by Friday.
Dr. Potter Absent
Because of tiilness
Dr. Kennetb Potter, professor of
•octal sclsnce, will be abeent from
Freeno State College for the next
few   week* because of illness.
I>r Potter is In Ihe St. Agnes
Hospital in a serious condition. He
ta reported tmproving aallafactor
lly. A blood tranafualon was given
Sunday night by bla daughter. Joae
Potter.
While Dr. Potter Is abeent rrom
acbool, his claaaee will continue
under tb* direction of Emory Rat-
cliffe, social science profeseor.
Frosh Dance to Be
Held Friday
New frosh and .transfer student*
will be honored at a dance In the
union aoclal hall Friday night,
March I. tram I to 11. The** etudenta may obtain free bids In tbe
Coyer of the main building or from
a member of tbe rally commltt**.
Dlda will be sold to all other sto
dent* for fl.10 per couple.
The dance Is open; that la, one-
half of the couple muat be a Stater Mualc will be provided by Dlofc
Alexander and bla orchestra
All frosh muat wear eome pleoe
of green, wblcb may be discarded
when Dr. Frank Tbomaa, president
of the college, and Frank Meaple.
student president, give welcoming
addressee during an Intermission,
and the freshmen become full-
fledged Btatera.
WAC Contest End.
The laat day of the first competitive! period of tbe conteet for tbe
War Activity Committee la Fabru-
■ IV    II.
Any organisation or Individual
which baa not turned In He point*
should turn them In by tb* end of
tbi* week.
Charm Chorus Forms
New Organization; 64
Women Enter Group
The Fresno State Colleg* Charm Chorus, t
year because of a lack of talent, la btinf reortanjaad this 9*>
mester under the sponsorship of Hiss IJyia LuivIlrTiat-
•Sixty-fotir girls have already signed up for tha near Cham
Chorus and approximately 10 more are expacted bafora the
 t*ad  ot ta* week   Mlee  Liaa*i*af
Maji
Jaysees to Meet
With FSC Heads
Freeno Stale CoUege will be boat
to Junior college deans and coun-
aelora on Friday, February n, at
a conference on better waya of as
slating Iran if er student, and tbelr
work ao aa to avoid delays or pro
gran conflict*
Junior college* which are expected to send faculty representative*
are Bakerarteld, Taft, Portervllle.
Reedley. Vlealia, Costing*, and Mr.
deeto.
Tbe conference will begin wllh a
luncheon held at noon In the union
although  aome  gueeta  are  making
ppolntmenta wltb college official*
during   the   forenoon   In   regard   te
Individual problem*.
Following tb* luncheon an after-
son session devoted to the discus-
>n of lower division requirements
id   arrangementa   of   the  couraee
and program* In Junior college* *o
aa  to  enable tranafer   students  to
i a* fully prepared a* possible
for  complete   upper  division   programs
In normal time* Fresno State
Collage receives frota M lo III
transfer studenta eacb year moat
of whom are planning to bescame
teacher*. Th* special requirement*
teacher credentials Include aev-
t course* which could satisfactorily be completed In Junior col
lege* and tb* conference will deal
wltb tbe beet method* of aeeomp-
tletting thla service.
FSC Newman Club
Installation of new officers of th*
Fresno Stat* Colleg* Newman Club
will tak* place at 7 in this evening
n the eoed lounge.
"Tea Newman Club ta an organ
Isatlon for aU Catholic atudenta on
tbe campus, aad new rreShmen ar*
eligible for membership," H*l*n
Klein, president stated
or White Will
Address Assembly
Major Tbomaa R   White will be
* speaker at aa aaeembty Tbura-
day morning at 11. Tbe Cblaoee
Student*: Club I* sponsoring Use
assembly In an effort to pram eta
war atamp sales, announced Annie
Shew,   chairman
Major Whit*, flight anrgeoo oa
ibe PoolltUe raid* over Toby* ta
1*41, will tell of bis foar moet aax-
lou* hour* of hla Ufa aa he bay ta
a cave while SS Japanese soldiers
I rampe.l overhead.
During tbe period that tbe fiyere
and he were making their essay*
oa ibe battle front «f China the
amputation of Captain Ted Law-
aoo's leg waa performed under "*a-
tremely difficult conditions"
Th* tongue of the dragon aroand
ihe stamp aback la the l!aton Ibis
week illustrate* Use slogs* "A
tongue three Inches long can kill
a man alx feet tall.**
Admission will be a 10*e*t War
Stamp, wblcb may be purchased at
Marie Jlag. preeldent nf Cblaoee
Studenta' Club, declared tbat every
effort * as been rkone to bar* at
leeet on* person behind the booth
from » to *
Befor*
eat at ta* bastaasssj ef aw* *SS
The Charm C**r*e **a (Ms* tt •
meet wen know* lata ***J****
lion* la tbe Saa JeeaaHa *#** et
ta ta* ■
tbey freqtreaUy i
Frank M**pl*. state** *#*•**•.
•aid that tb* "Chares Cher** am.
donment marked **•* aaattar w»
Bute* MSJiltas
lu return te Use earns** vdjajSl
_ .other ate* forward ta- B*aWa) I
tamps ta iwtar* la* aeUsitls* af 4%
col !*** to a aiwsal ■*■**-
Mlaa  Lundkviet aaM tea •****
will devou Ita tlasa almaac a
slvoiy t* u* easspa
wtu not Mb*d*l* a
Tbey    are
fall of Berlin
Kirby Page to Speak
"How ta Win tbe Peace" win be
discussed by Kirby Pag*, aotber.
world traveler aad lecturer, at ta*
Hunday Evening Forum In ta* First
Congregational Church. M aad D*V
•l*l<J*ro. Sunday avenlac at 7:M
o'claek.
At t o'clock Sunday after*oe*
Pag* will also apeak la tk* cburcb
auditorium on tbe eubtoet "Urtaf
Abundantly" In order that members of other churches having regular evening servles* may boar
blsa-
At « o'clock Sunday avealng be
will tpeak at a supper meeting la
tbe YWCA acroea from tbe church
on -What Can Wo De A boot tb*
Hare Problem '' HeeervaUoa* tor
tbe anack supper which Is Halted
to ion moat be mad* la advene*
at tbe YWCO.
Scholarship Committee
■*a,r-ie**m
•    ar* Ileal
FSCs29VtHerM
Are Mr&n* Wo
Tbe   Scholarship   Committee   at •lalogy.  «itetmta*m. s
Freano State College, aettvduis*. U
meet last week, did sat meet be-,i
caoee af tbe Ulneee of Dr Kennetb
Potter,  chairman.
Although   no
been   set.  tbe
meet shortly to mal
ship swart, fa* the
(er, aacerdlBf to Mrs. Ha aVshg.