1981_03 The Daily Collegian March 1981

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Women drop last two at Selland
In spite of playing in front of a large       The Bulldog* of coach Diane Milutino- lead to one at 19-18 with a little over four eluded Chris Thorn with IS and fresh-
crowd   of   several   hundred    Bulldog    vich concluded a diimal 4-21 seaton minutes left in the first half. man Careana Clay, who came off the
basketball   fans,   the  CSUF   women's    Saturday with the 11-point loss to Nor- Cal rallied and took a 29-2* halftime bench to score 10 points,
basketball team ended the season with    thern   California   Athletic   Conference lead. Throughout the second half the In Thursday's narrow loss to USF
a pair of  tosses at  Selland Arena-    leader Cal                 ^ Bears held onto a 10-point advantage, the   Dogs actuallvjed much of the first
*************mmammmmmm■              .    ■        Both of the final' two games were But the scrappy play of the Bulldogs half before the Don! rallied and knot-
af"l                          _                      played at Selland Arena as preliminary brought the score within five at 53-48 ted the score at halftime, 27-27.
^ at^atrfcaV+Teri               coo«««1 ior «"« Bulldog men', team, with 9 SO left in the contest, although Fresno raced to a 5-0 lead and held
i  II  II  II    IV                which won both to improve its season the front-running Bears then sealed the six-point leads two other times in the
***w ftmW ^a**.*aV   a*\J               record to 23-3 victory with nine unanswered points to opening half of play. USF aH-An-r^—
•uiioog men's team, w.tn 9 50 left in the ct
> improve its seaton the front-running Beart inen seaieo i
.^^..j.j vidory with nine unanswered points
In Saturday'* game, Fresno wa* never grab a 14-point edge
eh^ri   #-ni— i-v.-. -<• - ■„ fa tirst Kim Ej$enhart led the Bulldog
 ,TOnn_,..„.,mna^pp   ahead, falling behind 10-1 in the first      Kim Eisenhart led the Bulldog! with
losing 62-58 to USF and then  73-62    Six  minutes of  the contest.   But the    19  points  and   15   rebounds    Others
to Cal. 'Dogs did manage to trim the Bears'    scoring in double figures for Fresno in-
....   >s»   mi    i7   point!   and   15   it
~v^m. Dogs did manage to trim the Bean'    scoring in double figur
Netters win abbreviated Invitational
Davis, Haywaitl close second, third
Despite rain that cut the Fre*no State    Steve   Williford   of   Bakersf ield   7-6,    ceivaWy the Bulldog.
Invitational  tenni*   tournament  jhort,    6-3, and wat to nlav tttmm «.—*•—
Despite rain that cut the Fresno Stair       «   ea    tsanerslield    7-6
Invitational  tenni*   tournament   short,    6-3, and wat to play Creg Nuehart
the CSUF Bulldogs were still able to    another   Bakersfleld   player   for   I'
win their own tournament Saturday at    singles championship
the_ Sierra   Racquet   &   Soort   dut.
Ballard said it would have been a
tough match, if played, noting that Nuehart  had  healer.
... k-....^»i. iwv uiner umes In the
opening half of play. USF all-American
Mary Hile paced the Dons in the first
half, scoring nine to keep the game
To open the second half, the Dons
•cored seven straight points, with Hile
accounting for three of those points
Hile i! the career scoring leader at USF
ahead of  such  players as  Bill Cart-
wright and Bill Russell.
USF continued to hold a four-to-nine
celvabfy the Bulldogs' Jeff Jacklich and   ?£!" Iwd "n,il 7 & remained when
Brad Stine could have played teammates   T,h?m CUt ,he U,!F **** to «* « ♦*«
Dave Carte and Tom Stocurn fordS   ,But ^5'rtcould"', «« "V «*»«'. ■*•
■h5mpJ00*hiP  if   j»   h«d   not   raW      •?,.,he1Donj »"P °"t of their grasp
'    '"   •• uTbe closest Fresno could get after
that was 61-58 in the final 30 seconds
of play.
Thorn and Lisa Stumpf paced Fresno
» 12-3 overall i
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the   Sierra   Racquet    *,   Sport   Club.
The    Bulldogs    outdistanced    their                   ..               IMrs  oeen  a "wuwe*
closest competition. Unlvenity of Cal- tough match, if played, noting that Nue- Ballard and his Bulldogs will travel to                           „        „,»w,rroro
Ifornia,   Davis,   52-42.   Hayward  State hart had beaten USC's No.  1 player 'he Bay Area Friday to battle Univer-   with ^13 point* each" Eisenhart added
finished   with   41   point*.   Bakerifleld two weeks earlier. But, said Ballard, »',V °* San Francisco   Fresno*! John    10 markers and five rebounds and Clay
State 40, Cal Pory Pomona 24, University 'Denni* (Bergquist) Is Jutt a, good a! Huebner ii the No 4 man for San Fran-   agajn came off fa ^^ t0 ^ore nine
of the Pacific 24, Sacramento State in Nuehart or USC'» man.' ci»co.                                                           "ntJ
and   Stanljlaus   State   completed   the Another  Bulldog  who enjoyed fine Earlier in the tournament, Bergquiit       Fresno ended   NCAC   play  with   a
tourney with no point* scored singlet play wat  Len  Szafaryn,  who beat Mike Smith of the University of    l-ii slate
"We got rained out," said Bulldog made it to the finals In singles console- California, Davis 6-3. 6-2. Smith had,
coach   Duane   Ballard,   'but   we   had tion and had won the first match 6-2 two weeks earlier, in the NorCal Tour-    s^riT m          •
played enough of the tournament so before rain halted play. Mike Capp and nament in San Francisco, beaten Hueb-    (   ,S1 J H    WlTlS
that we had already clinched the team Tom Slocum alto made It to the »eml- n*r in three sets. At that time, said    y^Jtjy^"-      TT *****
title." final! in the lower division Ballard,  Huebner was playing No.   2             If   ■
Fretno't No. 1 netter, Denni! Berg- In double! action,  Fresno had two 'or USF,  but  since then  has  played    P/Oll    tOUITieV
' quilt, had reached the finals by beating teams make it to the semifinal!. Con- Poorfy and has dropped down the ladder     O             w*****%/^
by 18 shots
The CSUF golf team collected its first
tournament win of the spring season last
week, defeating iuch We« Coatt power!
a! Arizona State, UCLA and USC to
power to the championship of the Pacific
Coast Intercollegiate Championships in
Ontario.
-The Bulldogs, were ted by Brady
Myers, who captured the individual title
with a three-stroke victory over UOP't
Jim Rowse. Myers sank fjve birdies on
the final day to card a 70, which gave
him a 209 total for the three-day tourney.
According to Bulldog coach Mike
Watney, a big factor in the team's
triumph wa* that the team dedicated th*
tournament to Bill Tratk, a former CSUF
golfer whose wife and ton were totted In
an automobNe accident earlier last week.
Fresno totaled 1.074 to finish 18
strokes ahead of San Diego State's team
tout of 1,092. Rounding out the top five
foam* were USC and UOP with 1,097,
Arizona State at 1,104 and UCLA at
1.109.
The win was a significant one for the
'Dogs, Watney said, because USC and
Arizona State will be In the top 10 in the
first national poll, and a win over those
teams looks good on th* season record.
Along with Myers' individual title.
Bulldog sophomore Jim Ptetkln fired a
four-under-par 67 on the final day to finish third -with a 213 total on the Ontario
National golf court*.
Other scores for CSUF were: Fred
Card* with a 218, Eric Peterson with a
220, Ed Luethke with a 221 and Steve
Edgeworth with* 222.
Fresno will compete In the UC Davis
Invitational this Thursdav and Fridav
Graham sees athletics in serious trouble
By CJsuck Barney program. third emergency »e*tlon of the Athletic    1981-82 tchool year and while Sloan pre-
Steanand hi* department are current-    Advisory Board  Monday morning In   diets th*; »port*c«itting ptenwM most
- . -j .v- «u el.... u..iui„.    .itvaiw halence, next veer's bud—t. Cra-
By Chuck Barney
Athletic Advisory Commit*** Chairman Gayterd &*ham*ajg£*d that*.
financial ttatus of th* CSUF «thtettc
department may be in tartous trouble-
even if Athtetlc Director Russ Stean'-
program.                                                 third emergency session of the Athletic 1981-82 tchool year and while Stean pre-
Steanand hit department ar* current-    Advi*ory  Board  Monday  morning   In diets the tpcett-cutting plan will most
tyfaced with a $7S,000or more deficit at    room 161 of the Old Sdenc* building, likely balance next year', budget, Cra-
the end of thi* year. In order to balance    Th* meeting was recessed until 8:30 last h*mltaWtrrwr*pwtlmlitic.
next y**r't budget, the ftrttyeer AD   night whan th* board was ach*duted to *l hop* I'm wrong,' said Graham,
*7-, ^r*STiL^_ ^ TTIjt^,    met one* again and po*»lbly render a 'but t can *m a d*fidt of almott $105,
n Stean't proposal to cut the 0(»*v*naftorth*cuttatorru»J*.*
man's    and    woman's Gr*ham*ateh*fan*aith*hu*^d*ft-
even If Athtetlc Dir*dor Russ Stean', rnlnorwertej*^ would tav* nearly °*°*™£ ^'. «T wom*n's Grahat
prc^to^n.tofre.rnteor«tort,l. •Mtgg^gjg^^^. .^^^K^clS^ Stat?
^SUm mad* his claim during th*   to fit. « budget projoction b*for* th.   squads from th* CSUF overall       ant   5*^*
and football .tedium mtrfntenanc* costs.
•Russ protects w* will pull in an aver-
age of 2O.000 fans par football game
while I savotwUI b* around 17,500.* said
Craham. *H* (Sloan) Is pr*dtetlng t*ay*t
JANEE SILVA READIES A 'NO CONTEST" TAG
St. Mgry'gWMtxmgta^foriipgBtd^^ 10-0 beating
Photo by Robert Gauthier
d»w'Mtoupcte»*to4S|»*«^. And h*
says it wilt take $23,000 atI $5,000 car
game to run the football »t*dium while I
laW rt wiH be mor* like $75,000 at
$15,000 p*r gam* to run It In total In-
come, I have us at over $70,000 tess tlvjn
Craham said th* athtetlc department
it In a mor* oitieal position than anyone
realize* and Sloan's proposad cuts may
re* r*ally*olv*th* situation.
*Ev«nifRus* i» half right and I'm half
right on our protections, w*'r* ttlll In
big troubte,* h* said. *l don't taww
what th* answer is but w* b*ttor find R
*°Stoan Is required to siibmlt a balanced
budget forecast to the Athletic Advisory
Board by March 20. If that forecast Is
accepted, It then moves on to William
Hoimet and th* Athtetlc Authority Board
f or approval
•I don't think Ms (Stoan't) proposal
will balanc* th* budget. We fust don't
■| income,' said Craham.
i wehav* to budget and w*
6-8 pm MEN'S INDEPENDENT
Runnin Cunnin Rebel* (2-0) vs. Homanimali fl (0-2) CM, Ct. 1 7:00
Health Science Tunas (2-0) vt. Pacmen (1-1) CM.Q.1 600
Black Beards (1-1) vs. The Untouchables (0-2) CM.Ct 2 600
■1) vs. The
7-*pm
,MEN'S INDEPENDENT
EOP Super l3rotl»«r* (2-0) vs. C.A.S. (1-1)
PenU Gonzo Uv* (1-1) vs. Fhr* Apple(0-2)
Piccadilly Pop-Off* (2-0) vs. Half Fast (0-2)
CM,Ct.1 8:00
GM.Ct. 2 7.00
GM,Ct.2   SM)
o.11pmlv1EN'SINOI#ENDENT
Rho TheU Tau (2-0) v*. POR (1-D v_     . CM, Ct. 1 1O00
Reamster'tUnton(2O)vt.SlgmaChl-C-(0-2) CM.Ct .1   9OT
U.R.W.(1.1)vs.B8BAgaln(0-2) GM,Q.2   *m
(r. 3M:30pm MEN'S WDEP&eXhTT
have enougn  in
Ward tosses ;^sKL,on*-*.k*
mifrtor. te*uTi urged the bo*vd to post-
— pot^theellmlaatkxioj th« minor »port»,
•J-I— ^^ — —    ••••*** *« -n oroW for thos*& twm* tocorne up with
three wins   ^sssszsnsst^s
petition* with over 3,500 signature* of
CSUF pitcher Wendy Ward huttedI the   ttuxtent* who ar* against sports cuts.   .
ovirlhVwSio^ Badminton whollops
CWftstyS^l^C^soo^Stlvlary'..   Haywanl 0%^    ^J
Tl^el3ullo^»*vrtrptCalPolyby»cores ^   .,         J   -f    .
of 2-1 and 4-3 Friday afternoon, and then ,.The Hayward State badminton team
returned horn* Saturday to blank St '•* th* wrath of CSUF last Saturday
Mary's 10-0 in a rdn-irK*tenedcc«*te»t. afternoon uttte-tulldot^dswnM
Muttangt, 14>1, in a North*rn California
Ward pitched a five-hitter in the first Cceiference meet In Hayward.
game against Cal Pory, and cam* on in The Bulldog* iwept all ttx doubt**
relief In the nightcap for T*re*a Trejrnp- match** with John Langstraat and Nina
son. In trie first garne, Fresno used a pair Wuban each collecting a pair of vfc-
of walks and two errors to score Its only   tori**.         »■■ *■»«*■ .—•
I
DAVE CARTE STRAINS TO RETURN A SHOT
The tennis team won • rain shorted tournament over the weekend
Colgi Bodies (1-0) vs. The Leather Balls (0-2)
2 X 4's (2-0) vs. Arby's (1-0)
Matter Blatters (0-2)
7:30*30 pm MEN'S INDEPENDENT
CymttUtt(2-0)vs.E.V.Fra*throw(2-0)
Rotting Bodies (1-1) vt. Sweaty Tool* (0-2)
DUNC (1-1) vs. Lambda Chi *B* (0-2)
9:30-ia»pm MEN S DORM
The Ohio Players (1-0) vs. «rc^lcs2(0-2)
Homan Handymen 2 (1-1) vs. P. Drfcbters (1-0)
Yoda's Warriors (1-1)
CW.Ct.1   7:30
CW.Q.1   6:30
BYE
GW.Ct.1 6:30
CW,Ct.2 7:30
CW,a,2   6:30
CW,a.2   9:30
CW,Q. 1   9:30
BYE
TZZL..rZI |CAS|rSIJALTHCLUB
* double by Jen** Sllva and a tingle by    I     jA-    ,- _. r=T"
Rayl*r>*Adolph*onto»cor«aruninth*    •    •**»»«   I ^tUHVIM
first Inning. Later In th* contort, Frwno
took advantag* of thr** Mustang error*
to *core its other runs.
Th*t3ulldogs rallied for seven run* In
the fourth Inning to spark a 104) winov«r
St. Mary's. Th* big btew of th* Inning
wasabasM-teavtedcteubtebyStlva.
W*rdtot*^atwo-rilti*rtortymteth*
Gaels, and also smashed a horn* run to
tead'th* 'Dog* to Ks third win of th*
season without a test.
^gjaggSj