1982_03 The Daily Collegian March 1982

              Page 4—the Daily Collegian—March 12, 1982
Sports_
Bulldog golfers stumble in Mexico Applications
due for run
GUADALAJARA.  Mi
Bulldog golf team finds itself in 12th place
in a 14-team field after one day in the
Rafael Alarcon Invitational.
Fresno State totalled 297 as a team yesterday over the par-72 Guadalajara Country Club.
Freshman John Erickson shot a one-
over 73 to pace the Bulldogs. Jim Matus
It 74.
Florida and Wake Forest led the field
after the first day of the three-round event
with 280 totals. Arizona State was one
back at 281 and Oklahoma came in at 282.
Brigham Young (284). Southern California (286) and FSU paced the west coast
participants.
Host Guadalajara University was in last
FSU-UOP softball washed out,
two to try again this afternoon
place with a 318.
Oklahoma's Andrew McGee fired a
course-record 64, eight under par. to grab
the first round individual lead. Oklahoma
State's Tommy Moore had a 66 to tie
Scott Harris of Arizona State.
No Bulldogs were among the individual
leaders.
Erik Stewart (first round 75), Dan
Hornig(75)and Ed Hamlett (76) are also
competing for Fresno.
Rain forced the postponement of yesterday's softball contest between Fresno
State and Pacific.
The two teams will try and play today at
2 p.m. in a doubleheader.
The Bulldogs are 8-0 on the young season with six shutouts. FSU leads the series
with UOP 13-3.
The Lady Tigers were 6-10 in the
Northern California Athletic Conference
last season, good for third place behind
Fresno and Cal.
UOP infielder Laura Saulter hit .307 i
1981 and returns this season as one of the
Tigers' top hitters.
Bulldog head coach Donna Pickcl said
she has respect for UOP, citing the Tigers'
pitching as a strength. She said the UOP
matchup is the toughest conference foe
thus far for Fresno State.
Sacramento to meet the Sacramento State
Hornets for a pair. The Hornets are highly
rated in Division II.     _u__^y
Rains force FSU
net cancellation
Rain is playing havoc with  Bulldog
sports this week.
Yesterday the weather forced cancella-
Fresno State. Cal-Davis and Stanislaus
State in Turlock.
The event is now slated to be held April
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BASKETBALL
Friday Games
Thursday Results
Man's Independent 10 a.m.-noon
Women's Independent 6-7 p.m.
The Terminals 10, Back In Action 27
Kappa Sigma "A" (2-0I vs. Uone (1-1)
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Men'a Independent 9-10 p.m.
Why <2. Alpha Phi Alpha 35
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Applications for the 3rd Annual Chihuahua Road Run Scholarships are now
available for currently enrolled CSUF
students. The scholarships are in recognition of two deceased employees of the firm
who dedicated their time and knowledge
to the growth of Chihuahua Inc.; Manuel
Gonzales 31 and Rafael Maciel Jr. 19.
Each scholarship awarded will be for
SSOO.OO^Funds are raised for the scholarships at the annual Chihuahua Road Run
which is held in June of each year in the
West side of Fresno.
To be eligible for the scholarships'all
applicants must meet the following qualifications:
-Have completed 60 units  before the
.Spring 1982 Semester.
-Be a full-time student— 12 units or more.
The deadline for applying is 5 p.m..
March 26. Applications may be picked up
at Tutorial Services,.SR3-116. 294-3052,
and La Raza Studies. SR4-116. 294-2848.
Dieting
can be
unhealthy
By Carolyn Braun
Special to the Daily Collegian
March has been declared National Nutrition Month. It is also the time of year
when minds turn to thoughts of spring. '
warm weather, bathing suits, and the
grudging task of shedding winter's excess'
weight for the all-desired "slim."
In many caves (Americans as a population tend to be overweight (dieting may be
desirable for both appearance and health,
but questions arc now being raised to
determine if wc have, in fact, overdone
our obsession with thinness.
In a 1980 National Institutes of Health
study conducted in Framingham. Massachusetts, it was found that the people at
greatest health risk were the over-lean, not
the moderately heavy. Heavier people
tend to live longer. Persons who spend
half their lives eating between 1200 and
1600 calories per day just to maintain a
five pound weight loss may not be consuming a nutritionally sound diet and
therefore be at greater health risk than if
thev allowed themselves the extra five
pounds. For the first time since 1959. the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Tables of
Desired Weight (Ihc basis for many height/
weight charts) arc being revised this spring;
most of the "desirable weights" will see an
Naturally, one must also bear in mind
the health risks of overweight such as high
blood pressure, gallbladder disease, diabetes and coronary disease when deciding
on your "desirable" weight. One can easily
get caught in a Catch 22 situation of w hich
risk to take-too thin or too fat? Most
college women (70<*f in a 1980 study
reported in the Journal of the American
Dietetic Association) perceive themselves
to be "overweight" whereas only 399r
could be objectively classified as overweight. Obviously there is some distortion
of body perception versus reality. Part of
the problem invols cs the extreme empha-
definitely considered a positive quality in
In deciding on your desirable weight,
ask vourself such questions as "Howdo I
feel at what I perceive to Be my desirable
weight?". "Do I have any energy or am I
slugging around on insufficient calories?"
and "How often do I get sick or just not
feel good?" Answers to these questions
may help you decide on a truly desirable
weight for both optimum health and appearance: facts on nutrition and health as.
well as a sense of proportion are definitely
needed here.
March 12, 1982-the Daily
Inside:
• The season
In review
• A lesson
in Redlquette
• A look at
West Virginia
• Northeastern
remembered
Above:
Bulldog
Bobby Davis
drives In
for 2 points
in a game at
Selland Arena.
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