1971_09 The Daily Collegian September 1971

              10    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Tueaday, September 14, 1971
J Changes fo fall Schedule of Courses
Child care center plans opening
ietheM
naslum during registration wll
provide information on theFresno SUte College Child Day Care
Center, scheduled to open for
the spring semester.
The Day Care Center, to be
operated by the student body
through the FSC Association, will
tie housed ln the CoUege Religious Center at 2311 East Shaw
IniUally, the center wlU be
open from 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
on days that the college ls open
'sGym-     eligible for admission, children
Applications (or admission to
the Day Care Center wlU be
available at the College Union
Information Desk from Dec. 1 to
15. Applications must be returned
by Dec. 30.
Children will be selected for
ability to profit froro the Day
Care Center program, with consideration  given  to  the date of
lnformatl
Thirty   children   between  the
approximate  agee ot three and
five years  will be admitted to     from  the Studei
tbe   Day   Care   Center.   To be     flee,  telephone
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Bulldogs' second
soccer season starts Thursday
With a new conference and 12
with UC Riverside.
last year while Walzberg, from
lettermen, the Fresno State soc
Among the dozen le
Fresno,   anchors
cer team  should  have a vastly
.improved season over last year.
ners back ls Ken Wong,
the 1970
most valuable player. W
ong, who
•Ollvelra ls potentially one of
The Bulldog kickers, who were
Is described by Beresk
in as the
the better players ln the nation,*
3-6-3 In their first year of inter
•key to our whole" attack
said  Bereskin.
He is a great
collegiate  action,  lost only two
at   center   halfback.   He  comes
nd ball handler
lettermen off last year's squad.
from Edison HighSchoo
lnFres-
and only needs w
They also have entered Into the
Southern   California Intercolle
Also     back    are    right-wing
giate Soccer Association for the
Haakon Roestad, Insld
-right
Fernando Ollvelra and goalie Bill
includes teams from UC Riverside,  Chapman College, Fresno
Walzburg.
Roestad, a student from Nor
field,  located  nc
Park  near Ceda
r  and Barstow
Pacific, UC San Dlego, UC Santa
way, was the leading FS
Barbara,   Loyola and US Inter
national    University   besides
SOCCER 1971
Fresno State.
■We had the typical first year
Field
troubles last season but we did
SEPTEMBER
finish with a 2-1-3 record on the
16    Westmont College
Santa Barbara
last half of the season,* said FSC
234 P.C.A.A. Tournament
San Jose State
soccer coach Bob Bereskin. *We
24            (2 games)
have some tough non-conference
OCTOBER
games but I think we should do
2  *UC Riverside
FSC
10:30 a.m.
well In the league.*
9  'Chapman CoUege
Pomona
TBA
Three of the Bulldog opponents,
14  'Fresno pacific
FSC
TBA
Westmont,  Chlco and San Jose
20  'UC San Diego
FSC
TBA
State, are considered among the
23  'UC Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
TBA
30  'Loyola University
FSC
TBA
FSC will have to be ready In a
NOVEMBER
hurry as they open Thursday af
3  'U.S. International
San Diego
TBA
ternoon ln Santa Barbara with the
(University)
tough  Westmont squad. Also on
FSC
3:00 p.m.
the early schedule is the eight-
20    Chlco State
2:00 p.ro.
team Pacific Coast Athletic As
sociation tournament in San Jose
•Denotes League game
n S.C.I.S
on Sept. 23 while the home opener
TBA-To be arranged -
league meeting ln e.
is   a   10:30   a.m. contest Oct. 2
Coach: Bob Bereskin
Harrier 'Watermelon Run' Saturday
Red Estes. 'Keith Strodl,
was one of the finest long dts
prospects ever at Fresno
will be back In competition
s fall a
ist year.  He will strengthen
lot.
■Roger   Seymc
Mice       Hetherl
ate,       from Cal State Long Beach; Mike
iter      MpHenry,    a    freshman;   Breck
rles      Jacobs,    from   West   Hills  Col-
and Mark Hemphill, a track-
from Madera High School a
■ansfer      couple of years ago who is com-
:h, is a      petlng at FSC for the first time.
»rtll be The  Bulldogs held their pre-
>rs.* season  training at Shaver Lake
country      Sept. 6 through Sept. 13.
slons: Varsity. Alumni, Senior
(over 40 years of age), Open,
High    School    and   Junior   High
. 'There will be free
ind swimming for all
In the affair.*
FSC's
,   Kevlr
CROSS COUNTRY 1971
Date Opponent
SEPTEMBER
7 through
18    Seventh Annual FSC
, 25    Cal State Hayward
OCTOBER
2    Cal Poly (SLO)
9    Sacramento Invltatl
16   'Cal State Los Angele:
23    Pleasant Hill Invitational
30   -UC Santa Barbara
Oli    P.C.A.A. Championships
20    USTFF Western Regionals
at Woodward Park
'
Pleasant Hill
Fresno
San Dlego
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Bright outlook for Cagers
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to work with, our outlook for the
_jad, two others    upcoming season ls one of happy
ar's varsity and Jeff    anticipation," said Fresno State
promising transfer    CoUege's Head BasketbaU Coach
Ed Gregory as he prepares for
Leading the six returning lettermen is a six foot 2 Inch senior
forward, Jerry
the li
choices wlU be between letter-
men Yale Burke and Ben HlU and
sophomore Neal McCoy.
Burke waa started last season
after Hill was Injured, scored
121 points ln 15 games while pulling down 99 rebounds.
McCoy,  Fresno State's first
ie Car
dinal and Blue five last year,
scoring 588 points In 26 games.
He also was the top scorer Inthe
Pacific Coast Athletic Association ln both overall and league
action. He was named to the All-
Conference first team.
Expected to play along side
Pender will be sophomore six foot
six Charles Bailey. He was the
top freshman scorer last year .
wtth 498 points and set a new
freshman scoring mark, surpassing Sam Jackson's mark of
458 set during the 1968-69 campaign.
Bailey also went Into the record
r scoring 43 points against
Taft Junior College, i
Clarence M
put during the 1969-70 season.
Adding strength tc
spot wlU be six foe
senior letterman Ben Hill. He
scored 65 points ln 15 games
last year but saw very limited
'■ r the third week of the
season because q/a broken wrist.
He could be used at the post po-
The guard spot will be strong
and quick with letterman Clarence Metcalfe and Craig Wilkinson plus 1970-71
forward   spot   during  the
Also bidding for astarUngspot
wlU be Brad Duncan
Cleveland   up   from   the frosh,
along with transfer Brandt.
Metcalfe,  a  six foot
GENE BOURDET heads the FSC sports program as
director and chairman of the Men's Physical Educati
The former San Diego State
Waterdogs feature 14 lettermen
i   all-v
Ara Hairabedian goes Into his
18th season as head FresnoState
water polo coach with optimism
as his Bulldog aqua-a
14   lettermen   from   last year.
Included among the returnees
are goalie Chuck Chatten, last
year's most valuable player, and
five other starters.
•We will have excellent team
speed  and a good nucleus from
last year so I look for us to do
much better,' ""
-We   can   sta
lineup.*
Fresno State's conference, the
Pacific Coast Athletic Association, Is recognized as one of the
toughest in the nation. Three
PCAA teams were ranked nationally last season.
The Bulldogs were bothered
by Injuries to key personnel In
IC170 and finished in fifth place.
Chatten, a Junior, set the FSC
season record for saves with 166
while performing In front of the
nets last year. Through his first
two years he has 298 saves and
needs only 85 more
the school career mark of 383.
other returning starters Include John Alvarez, Mike
McMUlen, Coleman Montgomery,
BUI Regan and Darrell Sanborn.
Montgomery tallied 19 goals
last season and along with McMUlen ls  the
the squad. McMUlen led F
10 assists.
Regan was a conslsten
maker with 13 through the
half of the season before breaking his leg In a motorcycle ac-
cldent. Sanborn ls a 1969 starts]
Non-starting lettermen Include
BUI Halpln and Tim Ledford,
both very Improved according to
Hairabedian, Daryl Anderson,
Jim Lung, Ren Pitman, Krlst
Southards, phll Stanley and Larry
Yegholan.
The Bulldogs have so far picked
up thrc» fine JC transfers. Ron
MacKInzle and Phll Schmidt, are
both from Modesto and both all-
conference.   Jim   Grunwald   ls
from Fresno City College. the     Herb   Bauer   Scholarship
Include award.
Fred Richards of Hawthorne and Fresno State opens Its-season
of Hoover High in by  hosting  its own tournament,
resno. Sept.   24 and 25 ln the Men's
Sheetz also  is  the winner of Gym pool.
24 FSC Tournament Fresno
25 FSC Tournament Fresno
Chlco State, Cat State Hayward
and University of Redlands)
30    UC Davis Davis
30    San Francisco State
OCTOBER
San Francisco
Polo Tournament
Valley State     Northridge
20    University of the PaclQi
23    San Dlego State
23    UC San Dlego
28 'Cal SUte Los Angeles
29 Chapman College
30 Cal Poly. (Pomona)
30    Fresno State CoUege
NOVEMBER
6  'San Jose State
11    Cal Poly (SLO)
1 Coast Water
& 13    Tournament
19    P.C.A.A. Championships