1970_09 The Daily Collegian September 1970

              LY COLLEGIAN    Tue
tr September 8. 1970
Cal State Hayward plays here Saturday
Speed, quickness make
Rogers optimistic for 1970
Sixteen returning lettermen
lead the Fresno State football
.quad as they open a 12 game
schedule this  Saturday night with
al State   Hayward.
Head     football coach    Darryl
.24-19 record)  seems optimistic
at the start of the season.
"In 1970 we hope to have the
best football team everat Fresno
State College. But, ln order to
lo this we must beat some fine
:ootball teams.   With no injuries
Rogers said.
One of the quickest sq
the school's history shot
the Bulldogs anexdUngof
scoring    punch. 'The   of
'iave   excellent     speed,
Rogers.
Flanker    John Sexton
180 pound senior from Long Beach
:   of   r
offense. Sexton, picked to
•11-Coast team as a sophomore,
is closing In on three all-time
r.S.C. pass receiving marks including most receptions, yardage,   and  touchdown receptions.
is Gary ■Bambl" Boreham, a
T.-8, 160 pound speedster from
CoaUnga.    At    Coallnga College
ick. Sexton and Boreham should
ive  outstanding years.
Other   receivers  giving need-
depth include   5-9, 14T> pound
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Passing the hall will be a pair
of stronfi-anned quarterbacks,
Karl Francis and John inglehart.
"Both quarterbacks are versatile.*   said   Rogers.
Francis,     a   6-1,   195    pound
Is a good   drop back passer. He
the signal calling duties
'.villi    I
n last f:
former Santa Ana College player
tossed for 215 yards and two
touchdowns     during     the    past
Inglehart, who was Injured
early ln the fall, was a redshlrt
ln 19C9. A fine scramble type
quarterback, he was the tenth
leading junior college passer In
19C8 while  attending Golden West
Rogers is high on his running
backs but cautions that they are
largely an untested crew.
Leading the list of veterans is
senior fullback Gary Caropreso.
He gained 237 yards with two
touchdowns belore being Injured last year.
Other fullbacks include letter-
man Larry Chicoine, and 0-4,
250 pound Mel Stewart of Reedley.
A couple of talentedJ.C. transfers, Henry Woodson and HerHr
Phillips will handle the halfback
spot. Woodson. 5-fl. 175 pounds
from Butte College, was the
most impressive runner In the
annual sprinc wine. Phillips.
0-0. 200 pounds, surprised Rogers by enrolling here this fall
after a good 1009 season with
Contra Costa Collece.
•This year's guards are the.
best we've had since I've been
here*. said Rocers. Guards
Pervi Martin, Steve Verry.
Garney Meadows and- Dave
Vletty are outstanding pull and
pass blocking guards. The four
are     much   quicker than In thi?
past and should  be   the mainstay
of the offensive  unit.
The tackles are Inexperienced
except for letterman Bob Martin.
Others battling for the job are
Ron Zappa,   Marshall Doris, Jeff
Lee Munson has moved over to
renter from the tackle spot and
has Impressed Rogers with his
Improvement. Depth Is provided
by letterman Larry Shanley and
Tom Bernard, a J.C. transfer.
Other line candidates are veteran guard Chuck Thiele from
Ventura and Klarc Yavaslle, a *
ackle fi
Tight end prospects are former
U.O.P.      player Don Contl. J.C.
transfer Lyle Burkort and Steve
Taylor, who was with the Bull-      clocking
dogs   last year.
•We'll have the strongest defense ln the last four years*
Rogers    said, "and also one o
chored by All-Pacific Coast Athletic Association linebacker Tom
Flanagan and tackle Cleo McCutcheon, who received honorable mention as a sophomore. .
, Flanagan, 6-1, 200 pounds, t
from Loomls. had an outstanding
season   in   19G9   and   is   sure to
1970 Football
SEPTEMBER
12      Cal State, Hayward ai
19     *(JC Santa Barbara
OCTOBER
10     Sao Fernando Valley State
31     *San Diego State at San Dieqo
7     *( al State Long Beach
at Fresno
at Flagstaff
21     *San Jose State at San Jose
28       Univ. of Hawaii at Hawaii
•Pacific Coast Athletic Associate
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again this year. He will be aided at linebacker by letterman
Jim Barela from Long Beach
and Diablo Valley transfer Bob
Mejlas.
The front defensive five, while
not unusually big, will have
great agility.
Letterman Gene Hansen and
Bakersfleld College transfer
Jack Fisher will handle the
defensive  end  position.
Joining McCutcheon at tackle
ls Elmer Cummings from Reedley College and Dallas Caldwell
from Tranquility.
Middle guard will see action
from returnee Mike DIsler and
possibly Ted Lambert, a Laney
who ti
Carl Ray Harris ls the only
experienced member of the defensive secondary, but given
time this unit could develop Into
another  strong-point for the de-
Versatlle Fred Parker, who
played some last year, Cdl-
lege of the Redwoods player
Randy Bakke, Ben Davis from
Pasadena College, Dwayne
Crump from Fresno City, Preston George of Bakersfleld, Diablo
Valley transfer Mike Remington
and Jay Hawkins of Modesto
give added depth.
Specialists Include Rufus Morris of Bakersfleld who wlU
run back punts and klckoffs, with
Gary Amerlne of Modesto punting
and former Fresno City star
Luis  Stoetzl kicking.
Players to watch
FLANAGAN
Tom Flanagan
Linebacker C-2 200 Senior
One of the three All-Conference linebackers last fall as
a junior. Flanagan figures to be
one of the finest on the Pacific
Coast as a senior. Tom stepped
ln for graduated All-American
linebacker Tom McCall last fall
and promptly    earned   AU-Con-
Hls performance against Cal
Poly. San Luis Obispo and Cal
State Los Angeles earned him
Hitter of the Week awards plus
Following the upcoming grid
campaign. Flanagan would like
to become a member of a professional football team.
SEXTON
the All-Time    great    FSC pass
most yards gained pass receiving,
most passes caught and number of touchdowns scored via
the pass.
receivers in the Pacific Coast
Athletic Association,* stated FSC
Head Coach Darryl Rogers. *He
runs patterns extremely well
and has good  speed.*
A future In professional football is not a remote possiblUty
for Sexton as many professional
Tickets on sale
Flanker-     6-2        180      Senior
John Sexton, voted 1
soclated Press, prior I
of his sophomore   se;
Is     expected  to Uve up to that
selection     during   the    coming
Sexton, who saw limited action
during the past season due to an
Injury, lsclosetobecomlngoneof
week at the •: olteue Union box office   f
H Ca. -s...    . .   fhe
tickets for Fresno State students
will be $1 with student body card.
Starting every Monday morning
for each of the seven home games
students can purchase their tickets ahead of time to avoid waiting ln Une.   The RadcUffe Sta-
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    13
Seven home games for Bulldogs
Bulldog football roster
Gary Amerine
Gary Boreham
Lyle Buckert
Dallas Caldwell
Gary Caropreso
HT. WT.    AGE   CLASS
Doris
Jack Fisher
Tom Flanagan
Preston George
Chuck Glenn
Gene Hansen
Carl Ray Harris
Hay Hawkins
Ted Lambert
Bob Martin
Pervi Martin
Cleo McCutcheon
Garney Meadows
BobMejias
Pat Pick ford
Mike Remington
Larry Shanley
Mel Stewart
Luiz Stoetzl
Steve Taylor
Chuck Thiele
Steve Verry
HOMETOWN
Oakdale
Long Beach
Coallnga
Tranquillity
Stockton
Madera
Eaton
Altadena
Oroville
Bakcrsfield
Santa Ana
Bakcrsfield
Modesto
Westminster
Oakland
Temple City
Sacramento
Carruthers
Concord
Bakcrsfield
Richmond
Bakcrsfield
Cutler
Pittsburg
Bakerslield
Long Beach
Bakcrsfield
Manhattan Bca
EXPERIENCE
Modesto JC
FSC*
Contra Costa and
FCC 7.
Seven home games highlight a
grueling 12 game schedule for the
Fresno State CoUege football
team. The BuUdogs'home opener wlU be with Cal State Hayward Saturday, Sept. 12 at 8
p.m. ln RadcUffe Stadium.
Other home games will
feature Montana State • Sept. 26,
University of the Pacific - Oct.
3, San Fernando State - Oct. 10,
Cal Poly (S.L.O.) - Oct. 17, Cal
» Los Angeles - Oct. 24
Cal State Long Beach - Nor.
still holds the
ever, 22-4-1.
P.C.A.A.   Ol.
Los Angeles   returns   to Rad-
year. Tbe Dlablos, o
head coach, wUl be after Fresno State's 11-3 game advantage
ln the conference matchup.
Perhaps the strongest team to
appear at home against tbe Bulldogs wlU be the Cal State Long
Beach 49er*s. The P.C.A.A.
wUl feature    All-
Pasadena JC
Modesto JC
Golden West
Laney JC
The Cal State Hayward Pioneers are newcomers to the Bulldog schedule. The Pioneers
were the 1989 Far Western Con-
i El Camino JC
FCC
Butte College
Basketball 1970-71
Date     Opponent
St. Mary's College
Chico State College
University ol the Pacific
Arizona State University
Sacramento State College
Chico State College
Fresno State College Class
(FresnoState, St. Mar/ s,
Pugct Sound, Northern Ari
Utah State
Weber State
•California State College -
'University of California -
Santa 8arbara
San Fernando Valley State
Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo)
St. Martin's College
•California State College -
*San Diego.State College
Moraga
Chico J
Fresno (Selland Arena)
Fresno (Selland Arena)
Fresno (Selland Arena)
Fresno (Selland Arena)
Fresno (Selland Arena)
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Northridge
Fresno (Selland Arena)
Fresno (Selland Arena)
Fresno (Selland Arena)
Fresno (Selland Arena)
Bulldog
Foundation
dinner Thurs.
The date for the Annual Bulldog Foundation Klckoff Dinner at
which members of the FSC football team are Introduced has been
set for Thursday, September 10th,
according to dinner chairman Les
Llnley.
The dinner, scheduled for the
.   John   Paul   residence,   5673  E.
Butler, will start with a no-host
cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m. with
dinner being served at 8 o'clock.
Tickets for the annual affair
may be purchased from any
Foundation member or bycaUlng
the Foundation Office at 233-7310.
pected to put up a tough fight at
F.S.C.'s opening game.
Montana State holds a.7-4
advantage ln the meetings with
the BuUdogs. Fresno won for
the first time ln Montana last
year ln an exciting 28-20 contest. The Bobcats consistently field winning teams and have
won the Big Sky Conference crown
five out ot six years.
U.O.P. Is one of Fresno's oldest rivals. The opening home
Pacific Coast AthleUc Association game will be the 46th
ln the series with the BuUdogs
holding a 24-19-2 edge. Last
year the Tigers had one of
their strongest squads and
swamped  F.S.C.   40-21.
Fresno holds a 4-0 margin
ln the games with San Fernando
State,    climaxed by a 38-14 win
a power ln the BuUdogs* former
conference, the Central CaUfornla AthleUc AssoclaUon.
The Bulldogs will be out for
revenge against Cal Poly of San
Luis Obispo as the Mustangs took
a come-from-behlnd win last
year 21-17. The victory beU,
which goes to the winner of the
game between the rivals, had
been held by F.S.C. sli
before  the  1969  loss.'
at six all. In 1969 Long Beach
won  37-6.
Away contests will be with
U.C. Santa Barbara - Sept. 19,
San Diego State - Oct. 31, Northern Arizona State • Nov. 14,
San Jose State - Nov. 21 and Hawaii University - Nov. 28.
P.C.A.A. away games are
topped with the one against the
1969 champion San Diego State
team, which has another powerhouse after being 20-0-1 ln the
last two years. Both San Jose
and Santa Barbara wiU be tough
foes.
—Slwtftftty^j&UE.
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12 'California State College - Long Beach
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16       *San Jose State College
19 *K.in Jose State College
20 San Fernando Valley State
26 *California State College -
Los Angeles
27 'University of California -
Santa Barbara
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Note:  All home games will begin at 8:05 P.M..,
#2.10 P.M. game time
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Assl. Coach:   Frank Carbajal
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