1972_03 The Daily Collegian March 1972

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Matmen return from nationals today
College is expected to carry x brood
dtore- smile.   Only   134-pound  Jeff
or Gerry was able to reach the
NCAA tourney's quarterfinals before
WreeUlng Championships last being eliminated by a Southern
weekend    in   College    Pork, Illinois wrestler.
Maryland. The other five FSC matmen
were ousted from ths tourney
Of toe six matmen, only one la ths esrty rounds of compe
tition.   Gerry,
from Fontana, gave FSC three
team points.
Cooch Dick Francis sald."I
wasn't disappointed. The kids
gained great experience xnd
it's nice to know that Gerry
wlU be bock two moreyeora."
Bennett:  USC has super athletes
Cooch Bob Bennett'a ksssksM
teem wlU play boat to Sacramento
State College lo o doubloheader
starting at noon today after finishing s wild throe-game aeries
with University of Southern California last weekend.
BXxBxxeed tost Brad
(1-2) snd Dsa Grimm
(2-2) will borl today's twlnbtll
against Sacramento at Pete Betden Field.
Bennett told the Son Joequin
Volley Sportowfiters Association
that too two-time national efcsm-
pton Trojans, who swept two of
three games from tho FSC Bull
dogs, have super athletes playing
tor them.
"USC has an outatandtng group
of athletes," he said. "Th* players that USC puts on the Held ore
super athletes. They're last aa
outstanding ball club.
"USC has a devastating attack.
Stanford kas a better balanced
ball club, but USC has a better
hitting club. We just couldn't keep
their offense from hitting the
boll.* continued Bennett.
In the three-day affair, 44 runs
w*r* scored on 94 boo* hits.
Twenty-one of thooe hits were
tor extra bases sad five of them
were  by   USC   sophomore   Fred
Lynn.
•Even though we woo just one
gam*. I was disappointed. I
we could-have i
I  was  pleased \
Star athletes speak tonight
Two world record holders will
are tonight at
College CBtotorta's International
•n
Room.
Fresno's wheelchair champion
Dick Thomas and bicyclist Jerry
Hornlg will share the keynote
address of the Student California
Association of Hoolth. Physical
Edueottoo. ood Recreotion
(CAHPFJO club sneexsored program.
Thomas hold* ths world record
for a wheelchair mile oa s concrete straightaway (4:24), concrete oval (Ml), aod dirt oval
(4*47). Ho woo a former paraplegic Olympic competitor in
weigh©lifting and basketball
Hornlg, who ls currently train-
lag tor the Boo ton Marathon, rode
free© Saa Francisco to New York
In 17 days on s bicycle to oot too
world mark. Admission Is free
to ths public
gsmes. I was pleased with our
klda-we played toe-and toe ertth
them.' ssid Bennett
According to Bennett. USC's
famed pitcher. Randy Scarbery,
did not perform up to his expectations. "1 was a Uttledisappointed with Scarbery. I think he threw
a lot harder when he wax in high
school."
Th* Bulldog mentor said that
bis team accomplished two things
playing against the Trojans -
FSC became more aggressive
with the bat, and FSC pitchers
finally began studying the opposing betters.
Fresno State (8-10-1) will plsy
UC Berkeley this Friday afternoon in Berkeley, and then foe*
Gonxaga University In a 7:20 p.m.
home game Saturday evening.
Next week, the FSC stlckmen
open Pacific Cosst Athletic Association play against UC Santa
Barbara on March 24 and 25 at
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Female Athlete of Week
 by Ron Orozco
Claudia Baronl. the cor root
National Miss College Rodeo, bod
trouble tying the leg* of a racing
goat In tho goat tying competition
of Saturday's 17th Annuel Freooo
State Collog© Rods© In Clovis.
However, Miss Bs root's efforts Is ths barrel racing event
enabled her to become tit© topic
of discussion snd sdmlraUon at
yesterday's San Joaquin Valley
Sportswrtters snd Sportscasten
weekly luncheon at the T roplcan*.
Ths attractive Fresno Stats
coed drew wide eyes ond complimentary comments from the
press as she wss voted the first
Collegiate Female Athlete of tho
Week for her outstanding show In
the FSC Rodeo.
Miss Baronl. an Office Administration msjor from Yreka,
took first place In the barrel racing event with a fast time of 17.4
seconds. She had two other times
of 17.9 and 17 7 in the speed and
style event.
A totsl of 194 participants from
26 colleges drew stwo-dsy crowd
of 3,500. Rodeo officials reported
the Urge turnout far exceeded
lost year's total of 800 spects-
tors over throe days.
Cal Poly's Mustangs of San
Luis Obispo easily dominated tho ,
men's competition, while Hanford
JC placed second. In the women's
competition. Cxi Poly of San Luis
Obispo placed first snd FSC got
third plsee.
Track coach Dutch Warmerdam
was rather disappointed with the
Bulldogs' showing against Sacramento State College Saturday,
say in* the team's overall parlor mane* was 'flat."
•It was a very disappointing
meet for us," he said. 'But we
still had five personal best marks
- three by freshman Mlks Gl-
roux."
Wsrmerdam. whosetracksters
have dropped two straight dual
meets   this   year,   praised Indl-
FSC seKen Ism
to Saa Jew Slot*
Coach Larry Pane's golfers
dropped a 17 1 2-9 decision to
the Son Jose State Spartan* yesterday with Froano State Col-
lege's Mike Psntccis tow Bulldog
scorer with a 73 round.
Following Paniccia were teammates Greg Durst with a 74,
Bob Eberle 75, Skip Haugen 77,
Don Johnson 78, and Dove MlUer
82. Fresno's next home golf date
IS axs PSC Golf Classic on March
94.
vidua! efforts frees toratolua star
Roger George, Charles Tsyior.
snd toiler Keith axroox. Hs also i
gave s big gleg tor this faster-
day's FSC track axaat agotoot toa
Uotvsrslty of Oregon Docks at
Rstcllffs Stadium.
•Untvaratty of Oreeoa is one
of ths grislsot pnllagktoi tee mi
in  the  nation.  Txajy have about
Batdtf-
45
will be arriving la Pn
torsat ttmea.
It's tos flrst moat tor Oregon
xnd Steve Prefontsine wiu probably run the two-mile. Profon-
txlno doesn't bsvs to have anyone
pace him. He will bo a real troxt
to watch,* aald Warmerdam.
Coach Duane Ballard's tennis
team split over the weekend, defeating Col Poly (SLO) Friday,
and losing to UC Santa Cruz on
Saturday to aot tfcetr record at
4-5 for the yeer.
Ballard reported toot senior
Doug Adams hss xsaumed the
team's number-one man position
by beating Marshall Mills In a
special playoff last i
bested Mills 6-2, and 7-5.
The n o t m o n play
PCAA champion San Joe© State
Thursday at 2 p.m. Ths match is
supposed to bo hold on tba PSC
campus courts, but If the courts
are not repaired to Ume, too
match will bs ployed at toe Free-
no Swim and Racquet Club.
Fresno Stato's baseball diamond, known for years ss Vanity
Park, will oAXlclally bs rasa aid
Pete BolderiFiwtd this Sotordsy
evening In a special dedication
ceremony before the FSC-Gon-
zags University gam*, it was announced yesterday.
Plans are being made for several notable guests to participate
in the festivities, accordant to a
spokesman. He said FSC President Norman A. Baxter aad Free-
no CUy Mayor Ted C. Wills ©Hi
probably be on hand to honor
Betden
Former FSC players, ©ho
played under Betden. are expected to attend. The dedication ceremony wlU begin at 7:00 p.m..one
half boar before th© gam*.
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