1947_10 The Daily Collegian October 1947

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AFTER THE BRAWL WAS OVER
The college youngsters really enjoyed themselves this week, with Wedncsdav s riing luinj
the crowning culininan..n i.. the hilarious show
of class spirit, college tradition, or whatever
the Freshman-Sophomore Brawl may be Called.
Fresno State's fair-haired boys and refined
y.iung ladies just let down their hair and had
a whale of a time. A free-for-all, complete
with ti:g-..-w.«r. iron horse, and an obstacle race.
tec mention a tew of thc scheduled events,
reigned on rhc tun no.tl. ..t the tieldhouse.
Alter all w.i^ finished, mere than one dainty
c.ccd. barefoot, muddy—slightly mussed up—
tripped down the union halls t.) phone tor trans-
he [mini where they wl
they were asked not to int
ugh activities" until the
The* restrained themselves,
I hen It came.  The Big Day arrive.
...is received with tolerant smiles and such endearment., as. You get out of those clothes the Brawl, ot course, is
before you come down with pneumonia! Thc «>mt >"»• ->n M.D. was around in case al
masculine element of thc affair upon his re- body Inppoied to get hurt. Nobody was.
turn home, was probably greeted with some "O"5'}' at any rate, and the venerable colic
thing profound like.   Boys will be boys." custom once more was the basis of a trcn.c
Before the Big Even, at the stadium said dously successful p. m.
individuals confined their fun to seeking out Yes. a good time was had by all the jtl
classmates to dunk in El Rancho's swimming out-of-high-school-kids enrolled here.
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To Feature Grid Game
Honolulu's hula hipped All-Stars will invade Ratcliffe
Stadium tomorrow night to meet Kenny Gleason's Fresno
State College Bulldogs with hopes of gaining revenge for
the two defeats administered by the FSC eleven last year.
Kickoff time will be at 8 o'clock for a game that should
produce plenty of wide-open offense on both sides with the
CCAA League Schools
Plan Work-Aid Confab
COLLEGIAN SPORTS
Collegiate teams belonging to the CCAA will g
r. -. nt..lives  to  Fresno  tomorrow to decide upon _   ..
stable and workable plan for financial aid to college athletes.
The group will meet at the home of J. Flint Hanner, oar. <n. n....
■ track  coach, tomorrow  night  for a  steak dinner, and on asate is tops
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Warmerdam Lines Up Stiff
Schedule; Practice Starts
I'.iiih Cornelius "Dutch" Warmerdam, Irasketball an
•r.cr ..;cch has announced thnt basketball practice start,.
■ --r ;c,v for the first game of thc vcar with Santa Clara c,
v- -..: J <r 28, in the San Jose auditorium.
Practice will be held in the Hammer Field gym. whic
.- I -.ii opened. The water has not  been turn.-.! cm an
'••r.^opened. The wat
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