1969_11 The Daily Collegian November 1969

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THETA CHI'S BILL SPURGEON intercepts a pass that helped set up
their lirst touchdown during yesterday's intramural football playoffs.
Theta Chi managed to take the championship with a narrow 12-6 win
Theta Chi Is this year's winner
of the Intramural football league.
After a postponement of about a
week, Theta Chi and HomanWest
of the Dorm league met In the
snslilp game yesterday and
:a Chi CI
>, 12-6
s by Dave Gromls to Bill
e the 6-6 tie that
J lasted most of the game.
Iloman West wasted little time
n scoring. They took the open-
ng kickoff and marched down the
Held ft
the s
plays. It took Homan Just two
plays to reach Theta Chl's one-
yardllne.     Then on third down,
McCutcheon
honored
Cleo McCutcheon, defensive right tackle was voted
the San Joaquin Valley
Sportswriters and Sports-
casters Association player
of the Week, after his performance   against   Arizona
McCutcheon made seven
unassisted tackles and assisted on 14 others. He was
instrumental In making Arl-
Stewart,- throw a pass interception which led to the Bulldogs' first touchdown, as'
safety Jack Erdman picked
it off on Arizona's four yard
McCutcheon played junior
college football at fceedley
College.
Theta Chi wins title
in intramural football
The Bulldogs will bring their
1969 football season to a close
this Saturday night when they
play thePortlandStaleUnlverslty
Vikings In Ratcllffe Stadium.
Last week the Bulldogs upset
Northern Arizona University,
ranked ninth by the Associated
Press, by the score of 27-18
while Portland waa whipping
Southern Oregon 54-7.
It haa been a long, tough season for the Bulldogs. Injuries
have hit the Bulldogs all season.
Coach Darryl Rogers saw a backfleld that started the season with
some very hard-running backs,
but by the time half the season
had gone by, they were all gone
due lo Injuries.
In one week the Bulldogs lost
their two lop rushers. Both Walt
Jensen and Gary Caropreso had
to undergo surgery on the same
day after Ihey had suffered Injuries the week before. Jensen
had an operation on his hand
and Caropreso had surgery performed on his knee.
Other Injuries that have hampered the Bulldogs this season
Include Ervln Hunt, probably the
best defensive back ever to play
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Lloyd Madden was switched
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the offensive backfleld In hopes
of restoring the offensive attack.
He played one week before he too
was Injured. After being selected
Bulldog of the Week for tils performance against SanDlegpState,
Madden was hurt on the JJrst of-
against Long Beach.
Dave Auxler, wbo started the
season for the Bulldogs on defense, Is out with both wrists
broken and Atomic Toroslan is
out with* a leg Injury he suffered
Bill their fine performance last
week showed that the Bulldogs
are far from quitting. Their leading scorer after nine games is
split end Mike WMte with 42
points all scored via pass receptions. Next Is kicking specialist Bob Stone with 35 points.
He has converted 26 of 27 times
and Is 3 for 5 In the field goal
department. Defensive strong
safety Jack Erdman leads In pass.
Interceptions with seven and has .
returned two for touchdowns. The
top passer is Ron Hudson with
94 completions In 183 attempts
and nine touchdowns. Tbe two top
receivers ace White with 35 receptions for 539 yards and seven
touchdowns, and John Sexton with
30 catches for 463 yardsandfour
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quarterback Paul Marlon threw to
Mike Forde In the endzone to
open the scoring.
Theta Chi tied the score when
Gromls passed to Tom Kearns
for the touchdown. After that,
each team had substanclal drives
time running out, Gromls went
to the air and threw a long pass
to his brother Mick Gromls to
place the ball on Homan's own
one. Then Gromls tossed toSpur-
geon for .the winning score.
The final playoffs were supposed to have been played last
week but because of a number of
protest games, they were unable
to plays.
Water polo
scheduled
The Fresno State water polo
team will take part In the 2nd
annual Pacific Coast Athletic Association Conference at Long
Beach this Friday and Saturday.
The Bulldogs finished the dual
season with a 12-7 record.
In the tournament, the Bulldogs
will be relying on All-Amerlcan
candidate senior Steve Heaston,
who leads the Bulldogs in scoring
with 64 points. He Is followed by
Ron Dadaml with 28 and Tim
White with a.
•Chuck Chattdn, a freshman
from Hanford High School, Is
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said coach Ara Hairabedian.
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