1972_02 The Daily Collegian February 1972

              a     THE DAILY COLLBOtAN    Tuomdmy. Feeawory «. 1972
Bulldogs ready for 49ers
te '73-72,
Friday night and a 97-41 eetbeck
to Cal State Felierton so aotor-
tompo of the  game nBlast the
Forty-Miners and feels tbot the
Bulldog Biscuits —
Grufrwold
Jim Creowsld complained earlier te the year that be didn't
in  his
ley ateuiiaeiliaia a
casters weakly luncheon when Introduced ea tbla week's College
Athlete of the Week. Two i
"He's been doing a good )oh
for es." said coach Jobs Petnott.
"He lacked a lot of confidence In
htmeelf te the betfaseng of the
year, bet he's got It now.
Crenwold'a lists te the
Hry im-
Freeao Relays Cnmwald won
the 100-yard braeststroke in
1:04.9 and helped the 400 breast
relay teem, and the 400 free relay teem to victories.
Diving cooch Ara Helrabedtan
eommaoted on the meet. "Even
though some of the teems eM not
show, It turned out In our favor.
It's the flret time in some 19
years tbot we've woo eoasethlng.
All of our performers did really
well."
Basketball coach Ed Gregory,
whoso team has slumped Into s
—— by Ren Orozco
•We had a tough rood trip. We
played probably the beat 3d minutes of basketball of tbla yeer.
We completely dominated the
game - then In the test four
minutes we foil apart.
"It waa a bitter disappointment
for us. On Saturday night. It was
the worst performance of ths
year - we test didn't play defense. We have a greet bell club
(Cal State Long Beech) coming
op on Thureday.
"We have to control the tempo
of the game. We hove to make
them play man-to-man. Well
give a good account of ourselves.
I think we have a chance to win."
Dick Francis FSC wrest line
mentor, was quite pleased with
his mat men's 39-9 win over UC
Santa Barbers on Saturday. He
commented, "We came beck really strong this week. It was pleasing to see them do It.
•Jay Erwln and Mike Mooes*
did quite well, snd Vie Gonzales
dtdn't wrestle. This week we go
to the Bay Area to play San Jose
State on Friday and Stanford on
Saturday. Stanford should be a
rood opponent because they have
some good personnel."
The Bulldog baseball team,
which open* this Frtdey against
UCLA, wss bolstered by the comment of cooch Bob Bennett. He
sate, 1 don't know that much
shoot UCLA. I do know that they
probably have some outstanding
teem emst be able to do this aa
well as shoot lor a high percentage te order to control the
nerdsrou* Lee* Beach fast break.
ab   tor   atlrrtag   an uftsaas
»   sometimes   tosur-
Long Beech sons da-
feoo*. Gregory soys. "We must
hold the ball outside snd force
to esteod their  rone   to
 oot aod get es. In this way
we will be able to keep their big
oaen off the boards."
This year, however in many
games Long Beech has gone to
s msn-to-man defense ta order
to build up s leed and then has
switched into their aone In order
to protect their advantage.
To add more trouble for the
Bulldogs, Cooch Jerry Tarkaman
now has Leonard Gray in his
starting lineup. According to
Tarkanlan. Gray is thebestplayer h* has ever coached. The 6-8
forward became eligible at the
start of the second semester.
Gregory ssys thai after the
first game in Long Beach he
felt that the Forty -Niners had
four superplayers snd one very
good one. However with Nate
Stephens st center. Gray and
Chuck Terry at forwards and Ed
Ratleff and Lamount King at
guards, the Forty-Ntners no*
hsve five players capable of eventually playing in the National
Basketball Assoc 1st ion
CAL STATE LONG BEACH All.American basketball osrafkgateChuck
Terry will help lead the nationally-ranfced 49ers aosinet ths Fresno
State College Bulldogs this Thursdsy evening in Sslland Arena. The
6-foot-6 senior forward wss a standout on last year's United States
Pan American team and is punning, along with teammate Ed
Ratleff, for All-America recognition this season.
SPORTS
CALENDAR
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worst gams of tee yeer against
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and fell apart In the final four
minute* of their game against San
Diego State to logo.
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