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Sports letters to the editor To the editor, I am concerned with the treatment that ihe soon to be #1 nationally ranked Fresno State softball team has received. 3,300 other fans wdl pro¬ bably agree with me when I say the seating for Sunday's championship game (UCLA vs. FSU) was down right ridiculous. ^ I'm sure it would have sufficed if this were the 5 and under Tee-ball championship, but come on this was ihe #1 learn in the nation UCLA (the 1988 World Series Champs) facing our #2 FSU (the 1988 World Series runner- ups), don't ihey deserve some respect? Some say softball isn't a big money maker. With facilities that seal like FSU, who wants to pay the money to stand 7 people deep in ihe outfield. If you had more seats, you can pack more of a crowd, and make more money! It's the old supply and demand. Gosh, I can figure that out, and I'm not even a business major. I'm not asking you for some gradiose stadium (although they deserve it, and it would be nice for ihe fans). I just think ihey should have moved some of ihe empty track bleachers over to accomodate the NCAA record breaking crowd. This was a case of poor planning. But, that's not a plausible excuse. The size of the crowd was known well in advance, hopefully they'll plan better for regionals! Shelly Hemphill A long-distant, grass stained fan SPORTS WEEK Home games Thursday- 7 p.m. Baseball vs. Oregon State, Beiden Field 7:30 pjrt. Men's basketball vs. San Jose State, Selland Arena Friday- 7 p.m. Baseball vs. Oregon State, Beiden Field Saturday-10:30 a.m. Track—men vs. UCSB and CSUB women vs. Cal and CSUB, Warmerdam Field 1 p.m. Baseball vs. Oregon State. CALENDAR 1 March Job Interviews Kappa Delta Phi will sponsor a lecture. "How to Survive Your First Job Interview.'' at 7:15 p.rrtlnEDP 102. Work Overseas An informational meeting on "work abroad" programs In Great Britain. Ireland France. Germarry. Jamaica. Costa Rica and New Zealand will be presented at noon In the Upstairs Cafeteria, room 200. Sponsored by the Office of International Students and Scholars. Budget Travel A seminar on budget travel for students Is scheduled for 4 p.m. In the USU, rooms 312-14. Sponsored by the Office of International Students and Scholars. M.EOlA. A meeting of M.E.ChA. is scheduled for 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. In AH 118. Everyone is weIcome to attend. NASA Speaker A.S.M.E. will present a lecture by Ed Sattzrnan of NASA's Drydcn Flight Facility. Saltzman will speak on "Aerodynamic Drag on Ground Vehicles" at 6:30 p.m. in EW 111. Independence Plan A public hearing on the "Dally Collegian Independence Plan" will take place in the University "Student Union, room 314. at 7 p.m. For more information, contact Donnell Alexander of the Collegian. Dr. GregWuligerof the Department of Journalism. Tom Boyle in Student Affairs or Ron AvedisianoftheASI. Health Science Club The Health Science Club will meet at 2 p.m.in Old Science 176. International Club The International Club will hold a general meeting at 4 p.m. In Speech Arts 163. TERRY Continued from page 9 "She burned out," said Carpenter of her older sister. "She was the only pitcher Texas AAM had. She would pitch three or four games a day during tournaments, "She never told me to go to a school, but she did talk to me about different schools. She went lo Texas A&M for all the wrong reasons. I don't see the same thing happening to me here." Carpenter was recruited heavily following her last season at Edison. She posted a 13-7 record with 12 shutouts, 411 strikeouts and a .09 ERA Her final two recruiting visits were at Arizona State and Fresno. She choose Fresno because "I liked the program." Wright sought Carpenter because she reminded ihe coach of a pitcher she knows. "She has the same style of pitching as I do," said Wright, who was a first-team All-American pitcher herself ihis past summer in the Amatuer Softball Association summer league. "She is confident, but not cocky." Carpenter enters lommorrow's New Mexico State Roadrunncr Invitational with a 2-0 record, two shutouts. 18 strikeouts, and a .00 ERA. In her first outing, Feb. 18 against St, Mary's, Carpenter tied an FSU record with 12 strikeouts. "I never knew that I had tied that record until someone came lo interview me after the game," said Carpenter. "It was a nice way to start out It is just too bad I didn't get one more to break it" 1 A first-inning walk was die only blemmish keeping Carpenter from a perfect game. "I was a little nervous ihe first couple of batters," she said. "After ihe first inning, it went away. I just thought of everything I had lo do." Carpenter pitched the first game for the Bulldogs in last weekend's FSU Pepsi Challenge. She struck out six in FSLTs 5- 0 win against the University of San Francisco. While Carpenter is used lo striking batters out and winning games, she was not ready to see crowds— including Sunday's record 3.357 — watching a softball game. "For high school, we would have 12 to 15 people," said Carpenter. "It is nice lo have the suppon here. I am not used to that." SUNDAY FRESNO STATE HOME SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 4MURvsUb State 5.00 pm < BBvs Oregon State 1:00 pm M/WTKvaCal State Bakersfield NfTKva UC Santa Barbara ^WTKvs California March 1989 TK-Men's & Women's Track * Field. Warmerdam Field WK Wrestling. FSU North Gym WTN Womcni Tennis, FSU Tennis Courts BB-Baseball, Beiden Field G-Golf MBK-Men's Basketball. Selland Arena MTN-Men'i Tennis. FSU Tennis Courts SB Softball, Bulldog Diamond MBKvs San Jose. BB vs Oregon State 7:00 pm BB vs Oregon State 7:00 pm £_ BB vs USF 7:OOpm BBvs Portland 1:00 pm WBKat MBKatBIg MTNvs North Carolina State Noon WTN vs North Carolina State 2 pm |Blg West Conference Tournament. Long Beach WTNvs vest Conference Tournament. Long Beach Arena Santa Cruz 9 10 11 Noon BBvs Portland 7:00 pm WTNvs Pacific 2 pm SBvsAdelphl 2:00 pm BB PEPS OAM. 1 P«, 12 13 14 /Me-N-ED'S C 4PM. AND7PM 15 LASSIC 16 MTNvs Utah State 10:00 am MTNvs Texas. El Paso 2:00 pm 19 20 SB vs Massachusetts 2:00pm TK Decathlon / Heptathlon - SPRING BREAK 21 22 MBK Awards Banquet 6:30 social 7:30 dinner For Ticket Info call 294-3178 SB vs Pacific 2:00 pm 26 27 28 29 WTNvs Alabama 2:00 pm pOLFPEPSI CLASSIC. St. Patrick's 17 Day WTNvsArkasas 2:00 pm BB vs St. Mar/s 7:00 pm BBvs St. Marys 7:00 pm 23 WR Awards Banquet 6:00 social 7:0Odlnner For Ticket Info call 297-9495 30 2A. 31 SB vs Long Beach State 1:00pm FORT WASHINGTON COUNTRY CLUB TKvs Portland _ q E.Washington. BB vs St. Mary's 1:00 pm 25
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Title | 1989_03 The Daily Collegian March 1989 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1989 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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Title | March 1, 1989, Page 14 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1989 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Sports letters to the editor To the editor, I am concerned with the treatment that ihe soon to be #1 nationally ranked Fresno State softball team has received. 3,300 other fans wdl pro¬ bably agree with me when I say the seating for Sunday's championship game (UCLA vs. FSU) was down right ridiculous. ^ I'm sure it would have sufficed if this were the 5 and under Tee-ball championship, but come on this was ihe #1 learn in the nation UCLA (the 1988 World Series Champs) facing our #2 FSU (the 1988 World Series runner- ups), don't ihey deserve some respect? Some say softball isn't a big money maker. With facilities that seal like FSU, who wants to pay the money to stand 7 people deep in ihe outfield. If you had more seats, you can pack more of a crowd, and make more money! It's the old supply and demand. Gosh, I can figure that out, and I'm not even a business major. I'm not asking you for some gradiose stadium (although they deserve it, and it would be nice for ihe fans). I just think ihey should have moved some of ihe empty track bleachers over to accomodate the NCAA record breaking crowd. This was a case of poor planning. But, that's not a plausible excuse. The size of the crowd was known well in advance, hopefully they'll plan better for regionals! Shelly Hemphill A long-distant, grass stained fan SPORTS WEEK Home games Thursday- 7 p.m. Baseball vs. Oregon State, Beiden Field 7:30 pjrt. Men's basketball vs. San Jose State, Selland Arena Friday- 7 p.m. Baseball vs. Oregon State, Beiden Field Saturday-10:30 a.m. Track—men vs. UCSB and CSUB women vs. Cal and CSUB, Warmerdam Field 1 p.m. Baseball vs. Oregon State. CALENDAR 1 March Job Interviews Kappa Delta Phi will sponsor a lecture. "How to Survive Your First Job Interview.'' at 7:15 p.rrtlnEDP 102. Work Overseas An informational meeting on "work abroad" programs In Great Britain. Ireland France. Germarry. Jamaica. Costa Rica and New Zealand will be presented at noon In the Upstairs Cafeteria, room 200. Sponsored by the Office of International Students and Scholars. Budget Travel A seminar on budget travel for students Is scheduled for 4 p.m. In the USU, rooms 312-14. Sponsored by the Office of International Students and Scholars. M.EOlA. A meeting of M.E.ChA. is scheduled for 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. In AH 118. Everyone is weIcome to attend. NASA Speaker A.S.M.E. will present a lecture by Ed Sattzrnan of NASA's Drydcn Flight Facility. Saltzman will speak on "Aerodynamic Drag on Ground Vehicles" at 6:30 p.m. in EW 111. Independence Plan A public hearing on the "Dally Collegian Independence Plan" will take place in the University "Student Union, room 314. at 7 p.m. For more information, contact Donnell Alexander of the Collegian. Dr. GregWuligerof the Department of Journalism. Tom Boyle in Student Affairs or Ron AvedisianoftheASI. Health Science Club The Health Science Club will meet at 2 p.m.in Old Science 176. International Club The International Club will hold a general meeting at 4 p.m. In Speech Arts 163. TERRY Continued from page 9 "She burned out," said Carpenter of her older sister. "She was the only pitcher Texas AAM had. She would pitch three or four games a day during tournaments, "She never told me to go to a school, but she did talk to me about different schools. She went lo Texas A&M for all the wrong reasons. I don't see the same thing happening to me here." Carpenter was recruited heavily following her last season at Edison. She posted a 13-7 record with 12 shutouts, 411 strikeouts and a .09 ERA Her final two recruiting visits were at Arizona State and Fresno. She choose Fresno because "I liked the program." Wright sought Carpenter because she reminded ihe coach of a pitcher she knows. "She has the same style of pitching as I do," said Wright, who was a first-team All-American pitcher herself ihis past summer in the Amatuer Softball Association summer league. "She is confident, but not cocky." Carpenter enters lommorrow's New Mexico State Roadrunncr Invitational with a 2-0 record, two shutouts. 18 strikeouts, and a .00 ERA. In her first outing, Feb. 18 against St, Mary's, Carpenter tied an FSU record with 12 strikeouts. "I never knew that I had tied that record until someone came lo interview me after the game," said Carpenter. "It was a nice way to start out It is just too bad I didn't get one more to break it" 1 A first-inning walk was die only blemmish keeping Carpenter from a perfect game. "I was a little nervous ihe first couple of batters," she said. "After ihe first inning, it went away. I just thought of everything I had lo do." Carpenter pitched the first game for the Bulldogs in last weekend's FSU Pepsi Challenge. She struck out six in FSLTs 5- 0 win against the University of San Francisco. While Carpenter is used lo striking batters out and winning games, she was not ready to see crowds— including Sunday's record 3.357 — watching a softball game. "For high school, we would have 12 to 15 people," said Carpenter. "It is nice lo have the suppon here. I am not used to that." SUNDAY FRESNO STATE HOME SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 4MURvsUb State 5.00 pm < BBvs Oregon State 1:00 pm M/WTKvaCal State Bakersfield NfTKva UC Santa Barbara ^WTKvs California March 1989 TK-Men's & Women's Track * Field. Warmerdam Field WK Wrestling. FSU North Gym WTN Womcni Tennis, FSU Tennis Courts BB-Baseball, Beiden Field G-Golf MBK-Men's Basketball. Selland Arena MTN-Men'i Tennis. FSU Tennis Courts SB Softball, Bulldog Diamond MBKvs San Jose. BB vs Oregon State 7:00 pm BB vs Oregon State 7:00 pm £_ BB vs USF 7:OOpm BBvs Portland 1:00 pm WBKat MBKatBIg MTNvs North Carolina State Noon WTN vs North Carolina State 2 pm |Blg West Conference Tournament. Long Beach WTNvs vest Conference Tournament. Long Beach Arena Santa Cruz 9 10 11 Noon BBvs Portland 7:00 pm WTNvs Pacific 2 pm SBvsAdelphl 2:00 pm BB PEPS OAM. 1 P«, 12 13 14 /Me-N-ED'S C 4PM. AND7PM 15 LASSIC 16 MTNvs Utah State 10:00 am MTNvs Texas. El Paso 2:00 pm 19 20 SB vs Massachusetts 2:00pm TK Decathlon / Heptathlon - SPRING BREAK 21 22 MBK Awards Banquet 6:30 social 7:30 dinner For Ticket Info call 294-3178 SB vs Pacific 2:00 pm 26 27 28 29 WTNvs Alabama 2:00 pm pOLFPEPSI CLASSIC. St. Patrick's 17 Day WTNvsArkasas 2:00 pm BB vs St. Mar/s 7:00 pm BBvs St. Marys 7:00 pm 23 WR Awards Banquet 6:00 social 7:0Odlnner For Ticket Info call 297-9495 30 2A. 31 SB vs Long Beach State 1:00pm FORT WASHINGTON COUNTRY CLUB TKvs Portland _ q E.Washington. BB vs St. Mary's 1:00 pm 25 |