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BASKETBALL COACH ED GREGORY, knee ling, wilt base most of Ms basketball team around these four returning lettermen. From left to right sre Larry Henrickseri, Bob Vasilovich, Rob St—hens and Lucius Davis. All but V—Movlef, who Is out for two weeks due to injuries suffered in an automobile accident, will start this week. Cagers will open in Selland Arena Coach Ed Gregory and his Bulldog laekethell team will begin a bsw swKwXwB) tomorrow night — they bam St. Mary's CoUogo Gaels sad toes the Sacramento State Hornets Saturday night. i will begin at 8:05 In i will o— of their key players sines lettsrman Bob Vsailovlch will mi— to* first two weeks of the —on. Vasilovich waa Injured In s ear accident a tow weeks ago. Bet thr— returning lettermen ahoeld give the Bulldogs the need - — support. Leading th* lettermen le Lucius Davis, s 4-4 forward. Davis has scored 814 points over tke past two years to become the Bulldogs' Ninth All-Time Scorer. The othe starting lettermen are Bob Stephens, s 4-2 guard, and Lsrry Henrichson.se-5 forward. Ot—r members of the storting unit Include Fred War—r, a 4-0 trans tor from Merced at guard, and Larry Henrtekaen, s 4- 5 forward. Other mom—rs of the starting unit 1—lode Fred War—r, 6-0 transfer from Merced at guard. season Friday and Skip Kennedy, 6-8 from Rio Hondo st center L—t year K—- nady averaged 18 points per game and 1 I The Bulldogs should — strong on t— —nek this yssr. Helping tack up this year's tesm is Ben hill. 6-7 c—tor; Brad Leonard, 4-3 forward; Jeff Flaming, 4-5 forward; Jack Senders. 6-1 guard who red-shirted last ysar. Moving up from the freshman tssm sre Steve Norcroes, 6-7 forward and Bob Klelnkolx. 6-6 forward center Humpers break old intramural record after scoring 110 points The Hampers set s new intramural basketball record Ust Monday night when they scored 110 points In their sasy win over the GDI's during this week's intramural bsskstball — fitoj Lad by Burt /.urn wait who waa I—tfisg scorer with 36 points, the Hem—rs hsd little trouble tn their opponents. Also scoring In double figures for t—m wore Dave Marshall, 30. Travis Sim peon 26, and Gary Bnmettl with 10. T— win pushed the Humpers Into s two-tie for first place with tke Nlem's. Both tesms hsvs s —rtoct 2-Or merk. In the early league Monday night the Buck- horns and the F.O.C.'* are hat- F.S.C. veterans will sponsor bowling classic The Freano State Veterane as socistlon wlU sponaor t— First Annas! Winter Buagtog CI—mc far a*ea aad worn- December 13 aad 14. The two-day tooraameat to op— to sag F.8.E. student, faculty or staff mem—r up—payment of s $3 —try toe. Tke to* givea t— bowler s chance at some valuable gifts sad s free drawing lor a turkey, which will — —Id sxbsr ttto final round. -J ADS ACRTJBS FROM OORTdS-Furn. 2 BV. carpeted, s/oond. fi160 or share'w/3 other a gdfi. 436-6461 For cage Head ftis ?1gem. Head ewiea g.* Ms ads Toe, marwsr Roller Ma**. Frm - 1 pr beets (ss 1?) see bom tree, ftoo takes sM.2f4.stk». Typing, fast, seeurste snd r —. Each bowler will have a hand!• capp. The handlrapp will be based on current highest league or class average or the average of the first thr— gam— bowl— during Tho CoUogo Unto* Recreation Lea— wlU be the site of this year's tour—y. 8—ads wlU be formed of 20 bowlers in two-hour periods at 10a.m.. so—. 2,4 and 6 a.m. Entrants meet bowl s total of five gam-. Total pi— wiU deter - ml— toe wia—r*. Firm place finis—r le the moo's <* vision wiU rectove a*4S WrtSteKSOflpM Mw Swrnagf tonight ofahist CoRftfiia mtoek will start st 8 o'clock snd wiU be bold la the Men's Gym. Coach Dick Frsascisv / team looks stronger the* ever, ssps- cially wish to* rater* of tolnatit wrestler Ken Oyer, who wlU this year wr—Us to the 180 bracket. Last ysar Oyer eaa voted the outstanding wToetler st both t— C.C.A.A.sndP.C.A,A. What BMtaesi stronger in too heavy wwtghts I* Boston will foco Aztocs The San Diego State Aztecs now — ve an opponent In the Pasadena Bowl on Decern—r 6. The Asteca will go agal—t Boston University In tho 84th edition of the Pasadena Bowl. Boston University supports s very fine 9-1 record while the Aztecs stand st s perfect 10-0 msrk. Last week the Aztecs almost ruin— their chance for a perfect season — they —rely got past Cal Stato Long Be—h 36- 32. Av safety plus two touchdowns in the fourth quarter allowed the Aztecs to elsim Baglr sixth conference win of t— sos*on. i Final results of the firm year of Pacific Co—t Athletic Association action are —follows: CONFERENCE W L San Diego State 6 0 Cal State Long Beech 8 1 Univ. of Pacific 2 2 FRESNO STATE 1 8 U.C. Santo Barbara 1 8 San Jo— State 1 1 Cal State Los Angeles 0 4 tee wrestlers wig — to tonight's c—tsm — oyer gee* agsi—t last year's jwadr eoliege stato nsnaer-ep Frsag against two year toiler emiap Dan Fell* to to* x*. nam. Ths entire wrestling card ' Cal listed first* 1 ins-Gord** Yaast, moto aad Bddss Moraga; 126- Cesar Vaxoaot aad Vie Coaxal as; 134-Robert Ducote a—Ray Contra raa. 142-Pete Medley aad Mlks Chocketts; 150-Dominlt Cetosa—o aadSte— Grass*, im- Rsady Knudooc aad Re— gtnxa- son, 147-Tom Divine sad Jl» Johns—; 177-Lsrry No— sad Don Lundgran; 191-Ledo aad Oyer; and unlimited-Felix and tllng It out for the number one position as they both have a 2-0 record. The late league shows Humpers S3 and Tula Rivers In a tie, also with a 2-0 record. In the dorm league. M-3 first floor snd M-3 second floor are tied for t— first place poeltlon while In the fraternity league S.A.E. and Sigma Chi are tn first each 1th 2-0 record. Next T—eday will — the start of t— free throw contest Each contestant is allowed 25 throws and t— first five men making the —st schor— constitute the team. The contest is open to any group or Individual. T— team winner is determined on the highest number of thrown out of the possible 250 attempts. Anybody who scores better than 40 eaa eater the aU college individual rtmmp lonshlp. IS YOUR LIFE A DRAG? tt JOIN US AND camp it up a little"! — a pantomime revue --- --- female impersonators --- Saturday evenings 1O30 P.M. THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST o tavern 3630 S. Elm Avenue, Fresno f c o u l-rlshm. wlU re- P •* ■■>*. w*Ftlficete from Sack. Other srisss to- O N -► COUPON -^ CLIP THIS COUPON 149 GOOD FOR LOAD OF PRY CLEANING KM. 2.50 VALUE We si— have the famous WESTIr-sGHOUSE coin operated dry clean (no mscb.no* --when you can do an eight pound load of clothes, drapes, or blankets for only $1.46per load Please bring your hangart. We will do the spotting and hanging up for you. mua—r of places to be pris— wiU b* I by the oseabsr of e i WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT MAPLE at SHAW (acronn fro** FSC) BKMXWD DABBY DKsUTS - EASY PARKING ■»---»--»-■► COUPON -^ orris gXFOtBS is/is/— 1 C O i
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Title | 1969_12 The Daily Collegian December 1969 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1969 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | December 4, 1969 Pg 8 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1969 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | BASKETBALL COACH ED GREGORY, knee ling, wilt base most of Ms basketball team around these four returning lettermen. From left to right sre Larry Henrickseri, Bob Vasilovich, Rob St—hens and Lucius Davis. All but V—Movlef, who Is out for two weeks due to injuries suffered in an automobile accident, will start this week. Cagers will open in Selland Arena Coach Ed Gregory and his Bulldog laekethell team will begin a bsw swKwXwB) tomorrow night — they bam St. Mary's CoUogo Gaels sad toes the Sacramento State Hornets Saturday night. i will begin at 8:05 In i will o— of their key players sines lettsrman Bob Vsailovlch will mi— to* first two weeks of the —on. Vasilovich waa Injured In s ear accident a tow weeks ago. Bet thr— returning lettermen ahoeld give the Bulldogs the need - — support. Leading th* lettermen le Lucius Davis, s 4-4 forward. Davis has scored 814 points over tke past two years to become the Bulldogs' Ninth All-Time Scorer. The othe starting lettermen are Bob Stephens, s 4-2 guard, and Lsrry Henrichson.se-5 forward. Ot—r members of the storting unit Include Fred War—r, a 4-0 trans tor from Merced at guard, and Larry Henrtekaen, s 4- 5 forward. Other mom—rs of the starting unit 1—lode Fred War—r, 6-0 transfer from Merced at guard. season Friday and Skip Kennedy, 6-8 from Rio Hondo st center L—t year K—- nady averaged 18 points per game and 1 I The Bulldogs should — strong on t— —nek this yssr. Helping tack up this year's tesm is Ben hill. 6-7 c—tor; Brad Leonard, 4-3 forward; Jeff Flaming, 4-5 forward; Jack Senders. 6-1 guard who red-shirted last ysar. Moving up from the freshman tssm sre Steve Norcroes, 6-7 forward and Bob Klelnkolx. 6-6 forward center Humpers break old intramural record after scoring 110 points The Hampers set s new intramural basketball record Ust Monday night when they scored 110 points In their sasy win over the GDI's during this week's intramural bsskstball — fitoj Lad by Burt /.urn wait who waa I—tfisg scorer with 36 points, the Hem—rs hsd little trouble tn their opponents. Also scoring In double figures for t—m wore Dave Marshall, 30. Travis Sim peon 26, and Gary Bnmettl with 10. T— win pushed the Humpers Into s two-tie for first place with tke Nlem's. Both tesms hsvs s —rtoct 2-Or merk. In the early league Monday night the Buck- horns and the F.O.C.'* are hat- F.S.C. veterans will sponsor bowling classic The Freano State Veterane as socistlon wlU sponaor t— First Annas! Winter Buagtog CI—mc far a*ea aad worn- December 13 aad 14. The two-day tooraameat to op— to sag F.8.E. student, faculty or staff mem—r up—payment of s $3 —try toe. Tke to* givea t— bowler s chance at some valuable gifts sad s free drawing lor a turkey, which will — —Id sxbsr ttto final round. -J ADS ACRTJBS FROM OORTdS-Furn. 2 BV. carpeted, s/oond. fi160 or share'w/3 other a gdfi. 436-6461 For cage Head ftis ?1gem. Head ewiea g.* Ms ads Toe, marwsr Roller Ma**. Frm - 1 pr beets (ss 1?) see bom tree, ftoo takes sM.2f4.stk». Typing, fast, seeurste snd r —. Each bowler will have a hand!• capp. The handlrapp will be based on current highest league or class average or the average of the first thr— gam— bowl— during Tho CoUogo Unto* Recreation Lea— wlU be the site of this year's tour—y. 8—ads wlU be formed of 20 bowlers in two-hour periods at 10a.m.. so—. 2,4 and 6 a.m. Entrants meet bowl s total of five gam-. Total pi— wiU deter - ml— toe wia—r*. Firm place finis—r le the moo's <* vision wiU rectove a*4S WrtSteKSOflpM Mw Swrnagf tonight ofahist CoRftfiia mtoek will start st 8 o'clock snd wiU be bold la the Men's Gym. Coach Dick Frsascisv / team looks stronger the* ever, ssps- cially wish to* rater* of tolnatit wrestler Ken Oyer, who wlU this year wr—Us to the 180 bracket. Last ysar Oyer eaa voted the outstanding wToetler st both t— C.C.A.A.sndP.C.A,A. What BMtaesi stronger in too heavy wwtghts I* Boston will foco Aztocs The San Diego State Aztecs now — ve an opponent In the Pasadena Bowl on Decern—r 6. The Asteca will go agal—t Boston University In tho 84th edition of the Pasadena Bowl. Boston University supports s very fine 9-1 record while the Aztecs stand st s perfect 10-0 msrk. Last week the Aztecs almost ruin— their chance for a perfect season — they —rely got past Cal Stato Long Be—h 36- 32. Av safety plus two touchdowns in the fourth quarter allowed the Aztecs to elsim Baglr sixth conference win of t— sos*on. i Final results of the firm year of Pacific Co—t Athletic Association action are —follows: CONFERENCE W L San Diego State 6 0 Cal State Long Beech 8 1 Univ. of Pacific 2 2 FRESNO STATE 1 8 U.C. Santo Barbara 1 8 San Jo— State 1 1 Cal State Los Angeles 0 4 tee wrestlers wig — to tonight's c—tsm — oyer gee* agsi—t last year's jwadr eoliege stato nsnaer-ep Frsag against two year toiler emiap Dan Fell* to to* x*. nam. Ths entire wrestling card ' Cal listed first* 1 ins-Gord** Yaast, moto aad Bddss Moraga; 126- Cesar Vaxoaot aad Vie Coaxal as; 134-Robert Ducote a—Ray Contra raa. 142-Pete Medley aad Mlks Chocketts; 150-Dominlt Cetosa—o aadSte— Grass*, im- Rsady Knudooc aad Re— gtnxa- son, 147-Tom Divine sad Jl» Johns—; 177-Lsrry No— sad Don Lundgran; 191-Ledo aad Oyer; and unlimited-Felix and tllng It out for the number one position as they both have a 2-0 record. The late league shows Humpers S3 and Tula Rivers In a tie, also with a 2-0 record. In the dorm league. M-3 first floor snd M-3 second floor are tied for t— first place poeltlon while In the fraternity league S.A.E. and Sigma Chi are tn first each 1th 2-0 record. Next T—eday will — the start of t— free throw contest Each contestant is allowed 25 throws and t— first five men making the —st schor— constitute the team. The contest is open to any group or Individual. T— team winner is determined on the highest number of thrown out of the possible 250 attempts. Anybody who scores better than 40 eaa eater the aU college individual rtmmp lonshlp. IS YOUR LIFE A DRAG? tt JOIN US AND camp it up a little"! — a pantomime revue --- --- female impersonators --- Saturday evenings 1O30 P.M. THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST o tavern 3630 S. Elm Avenue, Fresno f c o u l-rlshm. wlU re- P •* ■■>*. w*Ftlficete from Sack. Other srisss to- O N -► COUPON -^ CLIP THIS COUPON 149 GOOD FOR LOAD OF PRY CLEANING KM. 2.50 VALUE We si— have the famous WESTIr-sGHOUSE coin operated dry clean (no mscb.no* --when you can do an eight pound load of clothes, drapes, or blankets for only $1.46per load Please bring your hangart. We will do the spotting and hanging up for you. mua—r of places to be pris— wiU b* I by the oseabsr of e i WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT MAPLE at SHAW (acronn fro** FSC) BKMXWD DABBY DKsUTS - EASY PARKING ■»---»--»-■► COUPON -^ orris gXFOtBS is/is/— 1 C O i |