1982_03 The Daily Collegian March 1982

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Siema Alpha Eptilon little sistm were relieved of jeatrrdaja M-degm temperature with a dip In a four-foot-d«p mud puddle.
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Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon went
duck hunting yesterday, and had a blast
doing so. even though their "gun" was
nothing but a 2-by-4 piece of wood and
they never saw a duck.
The event was part of the fraternity's
day-long little sister initiation.
One of the brothers played the duck,
one played the hunter and the little sisters
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occasion was for the retrievers to retrieve
the duck where he fell. He just happened
to fall in a mud puddle.
The "puddle" wasapproximaiely 10-by-
10 feet and four feet deep dug especially
for the festivities. The retrievers got dirty
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Approximately 50 brothers and other
fraternity members watched the fun.
The day's activities ended with a formal
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March 1,1982—the Daily Collepan-Paje 7
Sports
'Dogs look for victory
in PCAA tournament
By Chock Barney
Daily Collegian Sports Editor
And now, the 'third season.*
The Fresno State basketball team
breezed through its pre-conference season
with a I l-l record and then finished the
PCAA regular season with a 13-1 mark
after beating Utah State, 73-61, last Sat-
But now none of that matters. It's time for
the Bulldogs to go out and prove themselves all over again.
The test for FSU will begin Thursday
night in Anaheim when the Bulldogs take
on their first opponent in the PCAA postseason tournament. If Fresno prevails in
that game. Coach Boyd Grant's squad will
play for the championship Friday night.
"Wait a minute," some of you may be
saying. "Didn't the Bulldogs just win the
PCAA championship by beating the University of Pacific last Thursday in Stock-'
ton? Shoot, UC Irvine is the closest team
to Fresno State and the Anteaters have
FOU R conference losses. What is this bit
about about a tournament?" .
Ok, Ok, we admit it sounds a bit funny
but for seven years now, the PCAA has
held a get-together at the end of the regular season to determine which of its teams
"Dogs.Jinishing with
their best PCAA mark
ever.'
will go on to the prestigious NCAA tournament. Instead of rewarding its regular-
season champ with that honor, the conference puts it through the ringer once
again for the sake of the almighty dollar.
So. who knows? Maybe two weeks
from now, we could be watching the hapless Utah State Aggies (4-22 on the season) competing with college basketball's
best on national TV. Wouldn't the PC A A
feel funny then.?
The PCAA tournament will actually
get under way Wednesday night at the
Anaheim Convention Center but the Bulldogs were given a first-round bye, the one
reward they received for finishing with
their best PCAA mark ever. They
wouldn't have even got that, though, if
UC Santa Barbara hadn't been ruled
ineligible for the post-season affair.
In the first-round, contests, second-
seeded UC Irvine will take on lowest
seeded Utah State while Cai State Fuller-
ton meets UOP and Long Beach Sutc
faces San Jose State. The latter game will
be day one's nightcap and could be the
most interesting contest.
If Fresno State does lose in the tournament, most observers feel that the Bulldogs will receive an NCAA bid anyway
because of their lofty record and national
ranking. At the beginnign of this week, the
Dogs were ranked 14thbyAPand 12thby
UPI.
"Nothing is ever for sure, though," says
Grant. "Last year we beat San Jose in the
tournament final and I thought San Jose
should have received a berth too but they
didn't. You want to wtiuhe tournament."
The NCAA selection committee will
meet next Sunday to decide on the 48
teams that will make up the national tournament which will wind down to the Final
Four in the Louisiana Supcrdome. There
will be 20 at large berths available and the
rest of the field will be occupied by automatic qualifiers as determined by conference champions and post-season tournaments.
Until the post-season action begins,
though, Fresno State fans can take some
time to savor their team's regular season
accomplishments. And what a season it
was—Fresno's best regular season ever.
The Bulldogs only stumbled twice during their 26-game schedule. They fell to
the then-ranked Cajuns of Southwest Louisiana (57-51) in the finals of the Cajon's
own tournament. The Bulldogs then won
12 straight before losing to Long Beach
State. 45-42, in overtime while possibly
looking forward to their matchup with
UC Irvine. FSU avenged that lone PCAA
loss by topping Long Beach, 54-45, the
very next week.
Highlights of the regular season were
wins over Mississippi (46-44), New Mexico State (48-41), Lamar (56-36). WCAC
champion Peppcrdine (63-46) and two
victories over Irvine, the team picked to
dethrone the Bulldogs this year.
The BUIIdogs went undefeated on their
home grounds this year, posting a 15-0
record at Selland Arena. Grant won his
100th Fresno State'victory at home
(against UC Santa Barbara)and the seven
FSU seniors celebrated their final game a
Grant's Tomb with a 71-51 blowout over
Fullerton.
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Bulldog softball shows
strong pitching force
By Jeff Domingues
Daily Collcgun SlafT Writer
The Bulldog softball team used the
pitching performances of Wende Ward
and Barbara Cambria to take a pair of
doubleheaders over the weekend.
Fresno State shut down the Northridge
State Matadors 4-0 and 2-0 Saturday after
whipping Southern California Friday 7-0
and 9-0.      \
Ward was at her best Saturday in firing
a one-hitter and striking out eight in the
first game. Cambria did not have her best
stuff, but still blanked the Matadors with
the help of some clutch, if not solid,
defense.
Edna Figueroa blasted out of some
minor hitting doldrums with two hits and
three runs batted in in the opener.
The .Bulldogs struck early, tallying two
runs.ro the first inning. Shortstop Janee
Silva opened by drawing a walk from
CSUN pitcher Sue Oran and went to
second on a single by Ward. Roberta
Garcia moved the runners over with a
bunt.
One out later centerfielder Kim Mura-
tore walked to load the bags and right-
fielder Re'nee Polanco walked to force in
Silva. Figueroa singled up the middle to
chase Ward.
Garcia singled to open the third and
went to third when Matador leftfielder
Linda Luwanda threw the ball away. Two
outs later Polanco drew her second of
three walks in the game and Figueroa
drove both girls in with a line single to the
right-center field alley, giving FSU a 4-0
lead they would never relinquish.
Fresno put runners in scoring position
with three hits in the sixth, but second
baseman Sandi Taylor popped out to kill
the threat.
Ward was never threatened as only one.
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