1962_02 The Daily Collegian February 1962

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-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Golfers Shoot
For Ninth Title
Four hard-hitting lettermen
from lsst year's golf team will
provide coach Larry Pape with the
artillery he needs to go gunning
for Fresno State's ninth league
championship In the past 10 years.
Henry Fogg. Dave Hodges, John
Simian, and Arnold Kirschenman
give Fresno State as formidable a
lop four ss there Is ln the state.
"Everyone of thoae boys can hit
the ball a mile," boasted Pape.
"I'd put them up against tbe pro¬
fessionals any day and I'm willing
to bet they'd hold their own."
Might Not Bo Enough
But Pape went on to explain
thst Tour long hitters might not
be enough.
"Conference competition is get¬
ting tougher all the time. San
Diego and Los Angeles have two
of the atrongest teams ln the
■tate. They're the teams we wilt
have to beat."
FSC also meets two of the real
powerhouses on tho West Coast,
the University of Southern Cali¬
fornia and San Jose Sialc College.
Papo Is counting mi the new¬
comers lo move up and fill Ihe
gap left when he lost four of his
top prospects at the semester
break, two to the professional
ranks. Pape expects big things
from Ed Sweiticr hut is afraid
that the Beaumont, California
sophomore is a year away. Two
Canadian imports, Ed Ross and
Doug Johnson, have shown great
improvement of late and should
be a big help.
A Different Untnd
"They play a different brand of
golr up north." explained Pape.
"In   the   United   States   the   big
thing Is the long drive. Kids here
are taught to give it all they've
got. Not so in Canada. Up there
precision is the thing. It will take
our Canadian boys a while to ad-
Just."
Trie Walton, Mike Luckin. and
Jack Koskl, all local talent, are
also counted on to back up the
first four.
With the season opener two
weeks sway (March 7 against Los
Angeles State) Pape has been
driving his boys hard.
^"^ Rain or Shine
"We've been out on the course
just about every day, rain and all,
for tbe past several weeks. We're
probably farther developed than
a team who hasn't been playing
because of the weather. Besides,
we'll undoubtedly run Into rain
during tournaments and I want
my boys to be ready for such con-
tions."
Pape Is presently holding a
round robin tournament to decide
the top six on the team. After 12
holes of medal play. Simian is
number one. Playing In driving
rains, Slrman. who defeated team¬
mate kit..:-: .iiiiL.iii In the finals of
last year's Fresno City Golf Cham¬
pionship, carded scores of 75-70-
7D-6D.
First Jersey ...
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Thirteen    head    averaged    9.0*7
pounds of milk and 456 pounds of
buttcrfat per year for a four-year
period ending Oct. 31 of last year.
Tho 1960-si avenge was io,-
129 pounds of milk and 512
pounds of butterfat.
Cagers Crowned Champions
Splish, Splash
Hairabedian Is Smiling;
'Depth Is Just Fine'
"A real good crop of Freshmen
and Junior college transfers will
definitely help this year's swim
team," according to Fresno State
College swim coach Ara Hairabed¬
ian.
"We have more depth than
we've ever had before," be smiled.
"And should be able to give any
team on the coast a run for It in
free-style, breast-stroke and relay
Tops among newcomers Is
Chuck Tomerlin, a free-style spe¬
cialist from Bakersfleld Junior
College. Tomerlin, who is recov¬
ering from a broken hand, should
be ready for action when Fresno
travels north Friday to open their
season against the University of
California  at   Davis.
Sixteen swimmers have been
working out ln the Bulldog pool,
nine more than turned out In
1961. "We won't have io concede
any events ihls year," reported
Hairabedian happily. "Giving
away polnis was oni' of our big¬
gest problems  last year."
Dennis Bledsoe, who had the
reins all to himself In the butter¬
fly competition last year. Is being
pushed by freshman Hal Hebnor.
Hebner and Fitzgerald are both
pushing the one-minute mark In
their event and before the season
closes should boih "he able to
break under ihe 60 .second.mark."
Hairabedian   will   miss   J.   D.
Line Problems
Recruiting Getting Difficult
As Eligibility Laws Stiffen
With new regulations on trans¬
fer athletes, recruiting problems
can pop up by the car load. This
brings up the question or a fresh¬
man program.
"A problem of this sort will
have to be solved before long."
Bob Burgess described his re¬
turning line talent for next year.
If we want the proven athlete,
we have to go after the Junior
college athlete, he continued. If
we go after the freshman, we will
lose many of the athletes after
the first semester.
"We feel that we are going
to pick up men to fill our gaps,"
he said. "And, naturally ln our
returning squad we have a flue
first line. We sre, however, weak
at the center and tackle posi¬
tions." "
The weakness at tackle is not
new to Burgess. This year after
the'season started three tackles
dropped out of college and a
fourth wss hurt.
In order to help the position,
All-Amsrtcau guard Doug Brown
was moved to fill In. Two tackles
return from the 1961 undefeated
This Week
In Sports
Tuesday—JV Baseball, against
Roosevelt High School, there,
3:30 PH.
Thursday—JV Baseball, against
Reedley College,  here,   3   PH.
Friday — Swimming, against
University of California at Davis,
there, 4 PH.
Friday — Track team ln Long
Beach Relays, there.
Saturday — Varsity baseball,
against Pepperdlne, 1 PH. double-
header, John M. Eutess Park.
squad. They arc 227-pound Mon-
tie Day and 214-pound Pete Me-
The Bulldogs have outstanding
guards back, he continued. Mike
Slaglc, Jack Bohan and Bill
Lnughlln all "came through" to
fill the gap after we moved
Brown to tackle.
At end Fresno has sophomores
Jan Farls and Larry Fogeistrom
as well as senior Jan Barrett. Al¬
though Barrett is a senior, he has
one more year of athletic eligibil¬
ity left.
At center All-CCAA J. R. Wil¬
liams is the lone returning letter-
mao, leaving an open spot for
new men, Burgess continued.
"We will have a powerful, ex¬
perienced starting line," ho con
eluded.   "These men showed  the
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lal i
tliiMU
proper drive i
that we wanted last year.
"With tbe returning
ng the confidence oi
when   It   does,   we   probably
y   fin men   because
of the'lack of hustle or drive."
Share, state champion in. breast-
stroke, but haa three newcomers
who have shown "great" poten¬
tial. Dwight Panter, from Mc-
Lane High School. Dirk Van Gel-
der. Fresno High School, snd
Tony Atencio, Bakersfleld College
have all shown well.
Wednesday
Last Day To
Sign For Golf
Director of Intramural Sports.
Myron Anderson, has scheduled
golf as the next sport available to
FSC students, Deadline for sign¬
ups is Wednesday. The tourna¬
ment will begin on March 5.
Entry blanks may be secured In
Anderson's office, room 106 in
the Men's Gym.
To Draw Match***
Summer rules will apply to all
matches nnd each match must
consist of IS holes. All score cards
must be roturnWfd Anderson's
office Immediately following the
match or by  Monday at   9' A.M.
i-';iilu
result  In  disqualification  of  both
contestants.
Matches will be selected by
drawing which will be posted In
the Intramural trophy room In the
Men's Gym, All golfers must ar¬
range their own matches. ^The
challense sheel outside Ander
son's office should be checked for
arranRements If the players can
not contact one another by phone.
I'Uy At Airways
Then will be two flights at the
Airways Golf Course, where all
the mulches are lo be played. One
will be on Monday. Wednesday,
and Fridays; and the other wilt be
Tuesday and Trusdays. Both
flights are in the afternoon.
A cup will be awarded to the
winner  of   the  loui
vldnal
determine   the   organliailo
AAike' Scores
36 In Finale
Shattering more than a half
dozen records and running off
with tbelr third CCAA basketball
title In five years, the Fresno
State College Bulldogs crushed
San Fernando Valley State 109-59
and Cal Poly, 76-63 to cloae regu¬
lar season play.
Fresno earned a berth In the
NCAA reglonals, Mar. 9-10. Tbe
host for the event has yet to be
announced.
Mike McFerson was no less
than sensational In his farewell
appearance, scoring 36 points
against Cat Poly. Together with
his 20 points against the hapless
Matadors from San Fernando,
McFerson became the greatest
scorer In CCAA history with 577
"Big Mike" also smeared the
high game mnrk set by Hon Neff
a week ago, and smashed Gary
Alcorn's career field goal mark by
boostlng bis tolal (o E7S.
Tony Burr upped his free throw
standard by four against Cal I'oly.
pushing the record to 115, Fres¬
no's 58 halftlme total against San
Fernando and 109 game high both
beliered previous standards,
Saturday's  waxing of Cal  Poly
was no doubt one of the most sat¬
isfying of the season for Bulldog
mentor Harry Miller, who along
with seniors McFerson, George
Sarantos, and Earl Smith, re¬
ceived -a championship shower
dunking following the contest.
Sarantos and Smith both turned
In superb performances against
Cal Poly. The two little guards
played outstanding defensive bsll
and collected nine and eight
points respectively.
Chuck Noel and Eddie Greene
gave fans plenty to talk about In
the San Fernando game. Noel
played great defense and potted
12 points white Greene was pock¬
eting 15, Noel and Greene arc
likely replacements for McFerson
and Sarantos. who along with
Smith will be Ineligible tn the
NCAA playoffs.
Fresno finished league play
with a 10-2 record, two full
games In front or Santa Barbara
and luoriR Beach. Tho Bulldogs
finished the season with eight
consecutive victories and an 18-5
overall record In collegiate com¬
petition.   ,
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