1971_09 The Daily Collegian September 1971

              THE DAILY COLLEOtAN    Thuraday. September 3
Rainbows bring Hawaiian punch
By Chuck Knox
CoUegian Sports Editor
Darryl Rogers says 'the University of Hawaii ls the best team
we wUl face this year, even better than San Diego or Long
Beach.*
The Bulldog coach has good
reason to feel that way. The
Rainbows, 9-2 last year with a
10th naUonal coUegedlvlsion rating,   return  JfO lettermen  off a
team that destroyed FresnoState
at the Islands, 49-0.
Tne Rainbows also bring to the
Mainland an opening 44-6 win
over Llnfleld CoUege last week
and their LltUe AU-Coast tall-
back Larry Sherrer.
Sherrer, at 0-foot-2, 210
pounds, ls probably the best back
that wlU face the Bulldogs this
year. His ls a rugged ground-
gainer and gave Fresno a tough
Woe the NL West
By Art Mlnwegen
For those that have some mind of sports and who occasionally
read the fourth section of the' dally newspaper, you wlU agree with
me that last night was the bitter end of one's chance to remain
sane - speaking, of course, of the San Francisco-San Dlego and
Los Angeles-Houston games.
As most people know by now the Dodgers were soundly annihilated by the Astros 11-0 while the Giants had only to beat the
lowly Padres to win the National League West pennant.
As Glenn Dickey, columnist of the San Francisco Chronicle, put
lt, 'the chances are great that the Dodgers wlU lose all three
games with Houston while the Giants wlU lose two of three with the
Padres. HeU, neither team wants to win the damn pennant. What will
probably happen ls that the two clubs will Ue for the title and force
a play-off In 'The City,' but I don't beUeve that either club will
show up. *
time last year. His 1970 rushing
yardage was 722 and he has averaged In his career 6.2 yards per
carry.
Two other Island standouts who
probably will get consideration
for post-season honors are linebacker Mike Ingraham and tight
end Henry Sovlo.
Ingraham, formerly a JC All-
Amerlcan at San Jose City College, led the team defense last
year with 73 unassisted tackles.
He's 6-0, 210 pounds. Sovlo, at
43 catches ln two years, a fine
kicker with six field goals In
1970 and a strong blocker.
Another veteran Is Junior quarterback Mike Blscottl. A native
of Gardena, he passed for 55S
yards on 45 of 90 pass comple-
Jolnlng Blscottl and Sherrer
In the backfleld Is hard-running
letterman (271 yards with 4.2
avg.) Dennis Wyckoff, a powerful
allconference back at Modesto
Coach Dave Holmes' defense
ls solid as with Ingraham there
are eight returning starters. Bob
Currte (240) and John Bain (230)
anchor the Une with Dave Dwor-
sky (220) and Bruce Fitzpatrlck
(220) at linebacker and Levi Stanley (230), Gene Blckford (220)
and Rick White (225) In the see-
The   offensive    line  Includes
it the end of the'Ralnbows
Is going to depend on several
First- The mental attitude is
going to have to overcome the
give-away of last weekend at
Bozeman; Second- The offense
is going to need consistency to
control the ball and eliminate
their three-game average of six
(Interceptions and
>bles) 'per contest. Thlrd-
laltles will need Io be cut In
e FSC d.
isewlllha
I the ton
lege division team (Montana) and
the No.  1 university squad (Nebraska).
Whether the Bulldogs find their
The flrst round of Intramural football started last Monday with
several games bringing attention to everyone's eyes. It was recorded
that the so-called nag football league received Its first casualty
when a quarterback was accldently hit by an opposing player causing
From many on the sidelines the league is a rough one with more
tackles made than flags grabbed.
Word from Coach Bob Bennett Is th
have shown up for Winter League I
working at two practices a week foi
held next Tuesday.
it a sizable number of players
aseball. The teams have been
opening games which will be
been recorded In tt
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INTRAMURAL RESULTS
Dorm League
Tuesday's Results
M-3, 1st 18, M-2, 2nd0
M-2, 1st 14, H-3, 3rd 0
Homan  West 24,  Homan East 0
Next Tuesday's Schedule
Field 1-Graves (0-0)vsM-2,1st
Field 3-M-3, 1st vs Homan East
Field 4-H-3, 3rd vs Homan West
Independents
Wednesday's Results
Renegades 24, Nads 0
Bull's won by forfeit from FOC
Next Wednesday's Schedule
Field 6-Bull's vs Renegades
(1-0)
Wednesday's Results
SAE 36, Delta Sigma Phi C
Lambda Chi Alpha 24, Delta
Upsilon 0
Theta Chi 24, Sigma Nu 0
Sigma   Chi   26,   Alpha   Camm:
Rho 6
(0-1)
Field   2-Delta  Sigma phi (0-1)
vs Delta Upsilon (0-1)
Field 3-Theta Chi (1-0) vs
Alpha Gamma Rho(O-l)
Field 4-Lambda Chi Alpha (10-)
vs Sigma Chi (1-0)
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Poloists get double
duty in Bay Area
By Ron Orozco
CoUegian Sports Writer
Although lt may lead to many
pains and gripes, Fresno SUte's
water polo team will play two
away games today at swimming
pools that are 85 miles apart.
•I don't think It's very good,
but under the circumstances,
we'll do it,* said coach Ara Hairabedian, ln disfavor of his team's
I against UC Davis
llairabedlan explained that the
Davis at 3:30 p.m., and then face
there  were not any other dates
available to play San Francisco.
•It was partly a financial thing,
Long Beach Stale, San Jose
SUte, and UC Santa Barbara are
even rated high ln the standings
at this point. "They've been ln
national compeUtlon every year,*
Hairabedian said.
Top prospects for Fresno Include Mike McMUlen, this week's
Player of the Week, BUI Regan,
Coleman Montgomery, Tim Ledford, and goalie Chuck Chatten.
■McMlUen ls a very steady and
consistent player. We count on
him lo do a lot of playing. He's
always moving and he's not lazy
Hairabedian.
to stop Sherrer
Hawaii veer-offense.
The probable Bulldog off enslve
backfleld will have three new
starters, John Inglehart at quarterback. Atomic Toroslan at fullback and Larry Miller at half-
The leading Fresno ground-
gainer, Herbie Phillips, ls limited by a thigh Injury and probably
will be held out of acUon.
Elmer Cummings' knee Is also
Injured and he will be replaced
al defensive end by Bill Crawford. Bob Serowlk moves to tackle
to J6In Ted Lambert, JackFlsher. -
and Dennis Keran ln the defen-
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