1982_05 The Daily Collegian May 1982

              the Daily Collegian
California State University, Fresno
Monday, May 3,1982
Concert
Fever-
Mickey Thomas and
Craig Chaquieo of Jefferson Starship played for a
■old out crowd in the
CSUF Ampitheater Friday night. After the concert a fight broke out
entertaining a few
straggle ri.
Key Groth hit, Dalena RBIs
extend FSU win streak to 21
Offense has been the key for the Bulldog baseball team for the past several
This past weekend it was the whole
story as Fresno State completed a three-
game sweep of Santa Clara by taking both
ends of a doubleheader Saturday 4-3 and
I9-7.
The sweep pushed FSU's win streak to
21 games, thought to be the longest in the
country this season. FSU is now 37-10 on
the season and 12-0 in conference play.
Ken Groth lined a one-out single to
right in the bottom of the 10th inning to
drive in two runs, giving the 'Dogs a 4-3
victory over the Broncos in the first
In the second game Pete Dalena drove
in eight runs to establish a new Fresno
State career RBI mark as the Bulldogs
pounded SCU 19-7.
Dalena now has 97 career RBIs. a new
FSU record. He had four on a second-
inning grand slam and three more in the
third with another circuit clout.
The wins meant more than effectively
taking the Broncos, who won the Northern California Baseball Association first
half title, out of the hunt for the NCBA
second half crown. Upstart St. Mary's was
busy sweeping three from hapless San
Jose State, so the Bulldogs maintain a
game-and-a-half lead over the Gaels.
The second half will be on the line this
weekend when Fresno State travels to
Moraga. Calif, to meet St.- Mary's for
Just as important will be tonight's rain
makeup with SJS in San Jose. The Bulldogs are scheduled to play makeups with
the Spartans next week, as well. The two
teams were rained out before Easter.
But the Bulldogs are more than happy
to reflect on the conquest of Santa Clara.
Pitcher Randy Graham stayed unbeaten
this year, winning his 1 Ith in the opener.
Like his last outing in Reno, where he
gave up 21 hits but just three runs, Graham was touched for 11 hits and three
runs by the Broncos. But the right-hander
rrom Santa Rosa. Calif, struck out five
and got some key outs for the win.
"Randy got in some jams and had to get
out of them," FSU head coach Bob Bennett said. "Santa Clara has some real good
hitters. All three of our pitchers pitched
real good when it got down to it."
Young Kurt Walker improved his
record to 8-2 with the win in the nightcap
after John Hoover upped his mark with
the win Friday night.
Santa Clara got the on the scoreboard
first in the opener. Dave Oliva led off with
a single and he promptly stolesecond. Jeff
Melrose then singled him home.
Fresno evened the tally in the third. Cal
Cain opened the frame with single to
right. After Joe Xavierdoubled, Eric Fox
singled up the middle to chase Cain."
The Broncs came back with a run in the
fourth and the 'Dogs tied it again in the
eighth.
Dalena led off with a walk in the eighth.
After Greg Funk bunted him to second
and Tim Thiessen singled. SCU pitcher
Lloyd ■ Martin unleashed a wild pitch
allowing Dalena to score.
In the 10th, Santa Clara had back-to-
back singles lo lead off. One out later.
Melrose walked to load the bags and
Kevin Walters flew to Fox in center, but
CincodeMayo
celebrations
begin today
A program of speakers, theater, music
and dance will highlight the 12th annual
Semana de La Raza celebration at CSUF
today through May 5. concluding with the
traditional Cinco de Mayo observance.
Sponsored by MEChA. the campus
organization of Chicano students, the
three days of activities will be open to the
public free of charge and most will be in
the College Union.
Marichi El Gallo will open the program
today at 11 a.m. followed at noon by
CSU. Los Angeles professor Bert Corona
speaking on 'Chicano Labor Struggles in
the U.S." The Clovis Marimba Band will
preform at I p.m. and Las Adelitas will
hold a reception at 2 p.m. in room 202 of
the Cafeteria Building. Teatrodel Espiritu
will preform at 7 p.m. today followed at 8
p.m. by the Mike Yturaldi Latin Big
Band.
Tuesday's events will include a series of
performances by children from local*
schools from 9:15 a.m. to noon. Alex
Sanger High school teacher Ramon Pec-
ina will present a program of childern's
songs at 12:30 p.m.
Mariachi de la Tierra is featured at 6
p.m. followed by an evening program that
will include performances by Danzantes
de Aztlan and La Mujer Con Conciensia.
Actor, songwriter and singer Daniel
Valdez, who appeared in "Zoot Suit" and
Actor, songwriter
and singer Daniel
Valdez will present
his company in a
performance of the
music he wrote for
"Zoot Suit."
"China Syndrome," will present his company in a performance of the music he
wrote for *Zoot Suit.*
Born in Tulare, Valdez worked on San
Joaquin Valley farms before joining El
Teatro Campesino in 1966. He later
formed his own musical groups and
entered the recording business. In 1976 he
estabilshed Algeria Productions and subsequently produced the score for several
Critics applauded his performances in
the stage and film productions of "Zoot
Suit* and he produced the sound track
album for MCA Records.
Currently his production company is
producinga series of bilingual radio shows
that are both historical and cultural.. Partial funding is being provided by National Public Radio and the National
Endowment for the Arts.
Semana de La Raza activities will conclude on Wednesday in C/Neil Park with
Mariachi Nuevo Zapopan preforming at
11 a.m.. folk singers Lynda Mendoza and
Carmen Moreno at 12:30 p.m., poet and
lecturer Inez Hernandez-Tovar speaking
at 1:30 p.m. on 'Women in the Mexican
Revolution,' Ninos de Aztlan dancing at
2:30 p.m. and the Copa Cabana Band preforming at 3 p.m.
A dance featuring the music of the
Latin Connection will be held at 8 p.m.
Wednesday in the College Union Lounge.
Maggie Castro is serving as chairperson
for the Semana de La Raza celebration
and Dr. Lea Ybarra is the faculty advisor.
For further information on the program, contact the CSUF La Raza Studies
Office at 394-2848. /