1962_05 The Daily Collegian May 1962

              ► Four-
Swim Championships
Feature Diving Today
Mike Navone. Fresno State Col¬
lege's golden anniversary hopeful
[or the state diving champlorsahl
Will  make  his  bid   to   upset   tl
,  great   Jim   Johnson   of   San   Jo
State today.
One meter bonrd compciltic
will begin with preliminary nolle
today at ,1 I'M. The. low board di
log
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top
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At T:80 I'M fans will get I
see some ot the. rosiest swim me
in the nation compete In Ihe 2t
butterfly, 5l\ yard freestyle. 2(
yitrd backstroke. 22'i rreestyl
200    breasts! roke    and    the    b
mt  of the
- the
rilm
style
tic   final
elay
.living will be held.
Butterfly competition will pit
two of the heal dolphin kick
swimmers In the business against
eacb other. Chuck Bibcock. CCAA
champion from Long Beach State.
will face Frank Droobs of Cal
Poly. Babcock bent Brooks for
tbe league title by an "eyelash."
Anybody*! ittit-e
In the SO-yard freestyle. It'll be
Bow    Fitzgerald
anybody's
will try again
Ron   Milandra
Official Loses Argument
With Distance Man Truex
Rarely does an athlete win an
argument with an official. How¬
ever, Max Truex did Just that In
the 19GS West Coast Relays.
With the officials signalling one
lap to go In the 5000-meter run.
Truex stopped running, claiming
he had completed the race. After
a recheek. red-faced officials re¬
versed the results and declared
Truex tho winner. Max's explana¬
tion was neat and logical: "1
guess I know when I've run 5000
meters — I've done It often
" enough."
Beach. Milandra topped Fitzger¬
ald's league record In the event
to take the title In the recent looP
championships,
San Jose State should have
superiority In the backstroke
events with Its two nationally
famed stars. Bob Wegman and
Jim  Monsees.
Ft rut Ik Tomorrow
Jack Adam Cal I'oly's star
freestyler In the 220 and 440.
should be the swimmer to beat la
the distance races although Terry
McElllot from Los Angeles State
lied him in  the 220 at the CCAA
Tomorrow'si    competition     will
feature   tbe   medley   relay   finals
along   with   some   of   the   closest
the   three-day   meet.
Iminarles will begin at 10 AM
i   finals starting  in  the  after-
i at   3.  Included  In  the day's
u are the 100-yard butterfly,
freestyle,    100    breaststroke,
backstroke. 440 freestyle and
c-meter bourd  diving.
I     isrlll,
tonight .
with   stu-
P«te Beiden's oce hurler, Jerry MacDonald 15-0] ii scheduled
to pitch tonight at the Bulldogs roar toward the CCAA title
agoinit Son Fernando Valley State. Game time is 7;30 PM in
John Euless Park.
Golf,TrackTeamsEye CCAA Crowns
Attempting lo snag two CCAA
championships In one weekend's
work at Los Angeles. Bulldog
track and golf teams will com¬
pete In the CCAA championships.
Track coach Cornelius "Dutch"
Warmerdam says that despite fine
efforts by the Bulldogs in recent
competition, till learn has fallen a
slim margin hehlnd favored Long
Beach   State,   according   to
Warmerdam said, however, that
Fresno State College tracksters
would be going to Los Angeles
ihln  wtiekentl   wlllume   filing   In
"The Fashion Corner"
We wonder where C I-'i
biend ever tot this far- fet ched
+ Duone Reidenbach, with hit
sparkling 52.4 440 hurdle rec¬
ord lad week, has become one
of the top distance hurdlers in
the nation. Coach Cornelius
Warmerdam ex peels even
greater things from this out¬
standing hurdler and runner
before he leavei Fresno Slate.
Reidenbach ii only a sopho¬
more. The Bulldog star Is one
of Ihe favorites in tomorrow's
CCAA championships at los
Angeles.
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(dU watch for my birthday.
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coat and a friend needled tw,
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mind — to WIN their second con¬
secutive CCAA crown.
Key to Warmerdatn's hopes of
retaining the title lies in the pos¬
sible come-through performance"
of his promising sophomores.
Duane Reidenbach, who set a
school 44 0-yard hurdles record of
52.tl in the Mount San Antonio
I1--I.lv:. last week, will lead the
sophomore brigade.
Defending Individual CCAA
lilies are Bill Knocke. last year's
140 winner, and Don Schaefer.
who has upped tils pole vault
standard to 1,4'S". Warmerdam
also has high 'hopes for 880 man
■TeWy Holland end illatHnea men
Rich  Dalgren nnd Joe Herzog.
If the meet title depends on
the final race, the 440-yard relay.
the  foatei
i Jui
■ and
answer In the league
in Hugh Adams, Eugene Marzette.
Reidenbach and Knocke. The
foursome sped to victory In the
Mt. SAC Relays In 3:17.3.
Larry  Pape's golfers are ready
to make a bid to regain the CCAA
title. The squad, led by free
swinging    John     Sirman.     hasn't
recent practices have shown sharp
steady golf by all members of the
Blx-man  traveling  team.
Fresno State's long ball force
of Arnold Klrschenmann, Henry
Fogg and Dave Hodge should
find ihe Yorba Linda course much
lo their liking. The course Is one
of Ihe largest In California. Eric
Walton and Ed Ross round out
the team.
San Diego will provide the
Bulldogs with their st If rest com¬
petition.
Bill Russell Jumped 6'9"
Hill Russell has become an all-
time basketball great with the
Boston Celtics but few remember
the ex-L'SF star was once an out¬
standing high Jumper, too, He
appear on the list of WCR cham¬
pions as high Jump ca-lltllst In
195G, tying wllh soon-to-be Olym¬
pic   champion   Charley   Dumas  at
MacDonald To
Pitch Opener
Scrapping for lta second con
utive CCAA championship, the
Bulldog baseball team will play
a three-game aeries with the San
Fernando State Matadors.
Jerry MacDonald has been gl'
en the nod to pitch In the opener
tonight at 7:30 in John Euless
Park. MacDonald. a tall right
hand speedballer, Is having the
best season In his career, having
won five In a row without a loss.
His earned run average Is 3:02.
Ed Hlte (4-1) who pitched a
masterful four-hit shutout against
Santa Barbara last week, will get
the call In the first game of a
twin bill Saturday starting at
1 PM. Either Dave Hoover (6-1)
or Virgil DeGeorge (5-0) will
have the mound duties In the sec-
Thc Matadot
. while not a
Baseball Statz
Name All H Hit Rill UA
Schiller    38    37    3 29  .378
Banderas  US   36   2 20 .375
Hashimoto    ...40    15   o 7 .375
Paull    107    3H    (l 22  .355
Bledsoe .60    21    4 10  .350
Sommers     49    16    n 5  .327
Crets  32    10    0 7   .213
Bono mini      87     ;s     0 IS   .293
Dollar    IO    17   3 17  .283
Pritchctt 51    1 1    ii 1   .21E
Mehas   .,      . .   38      7    0 1   .184
Jaoobaen    31      5   i «  .1 si
Trimble    5      3    n 0  .600
Wolrsberger         2      1    n 0  .50(1
DeGeorge     13      4    0 0  .308
Ruth    28      8    It 5   .28fi
Hoover  25       7     0 3   .280
Coronado  11      :t   ft 1   .273
Rala      IS      4    0 1    250
Dibble      6       10 2  .167
Hlte   21      2    0 2   .095
MacDonald    —.16      1    0 1   .063
Garrison     10   0 0  .000
Shaves   2     0   0 0  .000
Totals....901 269 12 157   .299
.BITCHING
O   W Is   ERA
DeGeorge    11     5 0     1.41
Hlte    .._ .10     4 t     1.79
Todd       3     1 1.     2.46
MacDonald      9     5 0     3.02
Hoover 11     C 1     3.68
Shaves     B     1 $    4.50
Garrison    10 0     6.00
Totals 27  22 6     2,58
the top three teams In the league,
bring a strong squad perfectly
capable of wrecking the Bulldogs'
hopes for the CCAA title.
Fresno leads the league by 1 H
games and a ihree-garae sweep
over the Matadors would clinch
the title. Fresno's record la 11-1
in the CCAA compared to runner-
up Los Angeles State's mark of
11-4.
The lineup for Hie Bulldogs
will probably have /a few new
faces this weekend^ Sophomore
Tom Sommers has \ an Injured
knee and will probably be re¬
placed by Tom Jacobsen or Stan
Bledsoe. Both Jacobsen and Bled¬
soe  have   had   hot  bats  In   recent
Hai
Terry Hnnderas. the only two reg¬
ular outfielders, will be given
some help by ihe hitting stars of
the Fresno Giant game Dick
Ruth, Mick Mehas and Jerry
Pritehett.
Suds & Jazz
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