1971_06 The Daily Collegian June 1971

              Page 2     COLLEGIAN - SUMMER SESSION     June 21, 1971
Paniccia will enter
NCAA golf tourney
Recreation
at a
glance
Junior Fresno State CoUege
golfer Mike Paniccia will enter
the National Collegiate Athletic
starting today at the Tucson National Golf and Country Club. The
Tucson course ls the annual site
of the $100,000 plus Tucson Open,
one of the oldest tournaments on
the Professional Golf AssoclaUon
money trail.
Panlccla, a 1970 third team
All-Amerlcan, was one of the
three Individual golfers selected
from the four western states to
compete ln tbe 74th i
The 22-year-old physical educaUon major averaged 73.1 during the past season, placed third
ln the FSC Classic and tied tor
third in the Sun Devil Invitational.
He wlU Join 217coUegiate golfers
representing 68 schools across
the nation ln the NCAA tourna-
A practice round ls scheduled
for today with the Annual East-
West match, currently tied at 13
wins  apiece, set for tomorrow.
The field of competitors wlU
Include eight of tho top 10 finishers In the 1970 event. Two of
those are Ray Leach of Brigham
Young, top finisher in the FSC
Classic and Tom Watson ofStan-
ford,  who placed  fourth in the
Last year's number two finisher, Lanny Wadkins of Wake Forest, is the current United States
GcJf AssoclaUon Men's Amateur
British   Amateur
Tbe actual stroke play championship vrtU start on Wednesday
with 18 hole rounds each day
through Saturday. Following
Thursday's round, the field wtll
be trimmed to IS teams plus those
Individuals not members of a
team who are within 10 strokes
of tbe leader.
The-Unlverslty of Houston, the
defending team champion, ls rated as the team to beat again wtth
four men back from last year's
BASKETBALL
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SWIMMING
GYMNASTICS
GOLF
HANDBALL
TENNIS
All activities in Men's
Gym, Monday through
Friday.
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Bourdet reception
The Bulldog Foundation vrtU
welcome recently appointed
Fresno State College Athletic
Director Gene Bourdet to Fresno
at a reception tn the Community
Hall In Fashion Fair, Thursday
evening, July 22, at 7:30.
A no host affair, the reception
wiU be for members, their wives
and guests. Also Invited are
members of the San Joaquin Valley Sporiswrlters and Sports-
casters Association.
Hal Beatty, president ot the
BF, said at a recent meeting of
the organisation's Board of Directors, "I've known Bourdet for
', many years and am confident that Gene has the ability to
really make the athletic program
at FSC go.
•The College Is Indeed fortunate to obtain a man of Gene's
Freddie Markartan was elected
vice president In charge of membership, succeeding Robert Goss
who resigned because of personal
business pressures.
Beatty reported that the current drive for funds to aid FSC
athletics had netted so far
SIC,500, 27 per cent of the BF's
goal of $60,000 and a higher total
than at the same date last year.
WCR date set
May 12 and 13, 1972 are the-
e 45th Annual West
Coast Relays, to be run tn Fresno
State College's Ratcllffe Stadium.
Cornelius "Dutch* Warmerdam, WCR meet director, said,
•As the 45th WCR precedes the
Olympics In Munich, we will use
metric distances ln most of our
running events In the open and
Intercollegiate divisions, to help
the athletes In preparation for the
world championship meet."
Basketball tick*ts
Special savings and a reserve
seat await those who purchase
1971-72 Fresno State CoUege
basketball season tickets.
Season tickets, which entitle
buyers to a seat directly behind
, the FSC bench, are available tor
$20 a seat, a savings of $8 based
on the $2 general admission tlck-
The season ticket ls good for
all 14 home games Including the
annual FSC Classic.
Ticket applications are available in the Athletic Manager's
Office, Room 113 of the Men's
Gymnasium.
Recreation signups
Signups for the annual summer
session golf and bowling tournaments have been extended to
Wednesday, June 23.
Recreation Director Bob Pa-
dUla Indicated that the deadline
was extended ln order to give
all students, faculty and staff
an opportunity to take part ln this
summer activity.
For those wishing to improve
their skills In tennis and golf the
equipment ls available ln the
Men's Gymnasium each Monday
through Friday from 2-6 p.m.
The racquets and clubs must be
used on the Fresno SUte College
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pltal ln conjunction with the Veterans Administration. Such a
project, he said, would require
1 college programs ln
and health In the Fresno
area.
Numerous problems with student housing In. the FSC community were pointed out to the
congressman by Collins. The
legislative vice president-elect
offered to send Sisk a copy of an
FSC Department of Urban and Regional Planning report on the "Sin
City" situation.
Sisk replied that he was 'very
Interested" tn the student housing
Issue and would Uke a copy of -
the "Sin City" report.
Following the meeting, Sherwood commented on the difficulties of communlcattngwlthlegis-
•Some are evasive," he said,
'while others have so much Information ln their Leads that even
simple questions can provoke
long answers that stray from the
topic."
Sherwood added that the student
officers hope to solve such problems Inthe future by limiting each
conference to a single topic and
providing the legislator with advance notice of what will be dls-
"In our future meetings we will
have carefully documented Information on particular campus
problems," said Sherwood. "We
will either suggest legislation or
explain to the congressman our
stand on Individual bills before
Congress," he added.
•We want to become an Information source for the congressman on campus and "student
needs," Sherwood concluded.
KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS
OfFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
•Anzio," a film depleting the
1944 Invasion of theltallan mainland, will be presented at 8 p.m.
Wednesday In the College Union
The film, directed by Edward
Dmytryk, begins with the landing
of American troops on Antlo
beach and concludes with their
triumphant march Into Rome.
Starring In the film are Robert
Amhursf professor will
present Friday lecture
The effects of lowering blood
sugar for diabetes will be the
topic of a lecture sponsored this
week by the School of Natural
Sciences.
James Denton, associate professor of statistics at Arohurst
College, will present the lecture,
entitled Tolbutamide: A Study
of Mortality.*
The lecture will take placer
from 10:20-11:30 a.m. Friday in{.
Agriculture 105. \
Mltehum.   Robert   Ryan,   Peter
Falk and Arthur Kennedy.
The College Union film series
Is open without charge to summer session faculty, staff and
students, other films to be presented are: 'Me, Natalie" oa June
30; "Myra Breckinridge" on July
7, and "Zabrlskle Point" on July
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Girls activity program
planned by P.E, staff
mer activity program for girls Girla participating ln the pro-
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women's physical education staff.
The sessions will be held each     .
Monday through Friday from July leyball, golf ai
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Young People, S p.m.; Evening Worship, 6 p.m.
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Also Worship - 11 A.M. - 1350 M Street
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