1962_11 The Daily Collegian November 1962

              The Fraano State College Collegian-
1962-63 Cage Season Starts Saturda
Casaba Team Opens
Season In Arizona
A tough two game tour or
Arizona this weekend will open
the 1962-63 season for the Fresno
State  College  basketball  team.
The Bulldogs will play tl
University of Arizona In Tucson
tomorrow night, then move dm
to Tempo Monday to face Ari¬
zona State University, ranked
13th nationally In one pre-season
poll.
Arizona may have the strong¬
est team In Its history with seven
returning lettermen plus tbe
cream of the best freshman squad
in school history. Arizona Slate
lost brilliant playmnker Larry
Armstrong from last year's team
which won 23 games and lost
four but also had a powerhouse
frosh
Club.
Fresno State wound up Its
preparations for the trip with a
series of practice Wiltons that
Coach Harry Milter called "the
best we've had yet." However,
Miller warned ihe nulldngs were
probably still a month or so away
rrom  "Jelling."
Veterans To Start
Four veterans-'—" center-Hon"
Neff. forward Tony Burr, and
guards Tom Jacobean and Eddie
Greene—will start the Arizona
game tomorrow. The lone new¬
comer in the lineup wilt be S'3"
rorward Maurice Talbot, high-
scoring transfer from Porterville
JC. where he averaged 2*1 points
a game laat year.
Neff (a expected to be the Bull¬
dogs' big gun. He averaged 19
points and 13 rebounds a game
over tbe last half of last season
and set school regulation game
records for scoring and rebound¬
ing, in an NCAA playoff game
with Cal Poly (Pomona).
Burr waa a second team All-
CCAA choice and averaged 16
points while Jacobsen, a third
regular, also averaged In double
figures. Greene was the team's
sixth man and scored ITS points
In 15 games.
Traveling Squad
— Rounding   out—dis—traveling
squad will be Joe Chappell. Tom
Officials Agree FSC Needs Stadium;
State Must Share Costs For Project
Ily JACK HcCIiENEOHAN
Collegian Sports Editor
Central California fan a agalr
sat uncomfortably through an¬
other winning gridiron season Ir
ancient Ratcllffe Stadium tht*
fall.
There was no question that th«
caliber of play by the Bulldog
varsity was good In compiling n
7-3-0 mark, but Fresno followers
questioned the accommodations of
the 3 5-year-old stadium situated
seven miles from the campus.
Director of Athletics Hal  Beat¬
ty echoed the sentiments of vi
fans   In   calling   for   a   "blanket
structure" that would house foot¬
ball,   baseball  and   track.
Not Optimistic
Ve were promised a baseball
ium when we moved from tbe
low
mpiuf
Bltt
That was almost a decade
The school needs nn all-purpose
stadium which win t.ike care of
the baseball, [rack anil football
teams and the annual Went Coast
Relays.    Frankly.    I'm    not'   very
KEY FIGURE — Center Ron
Neff (6-9) will lead his "Bat-
tlin' Bulldogs" in Arizona ter¬
ritory over the weekend.
McFerson, Ken Jensen, Tom Url-
arte and Larry Walt. McFeraoq
and Jensen were the stars of last
year's frosh club while Walt la i
top-ranked JC transfer and TJri-
arte and Chappell were
on the 1961-62 team.
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Beatty thinks a new stadium
osiId seat 30,000 people. Rat-
ffe holds 14.000. But as every-
e knows who has attended a
porting event  in  Itatctlffe. there
7.500
.   cood
where the spectator
vantage point. Every
west side of the stadium Incline
la usually sold out for the foot¬
ball  sanies.
"I'eopje who want to no lo «
Knmc at tile last minute don't
because alt tlie good Beats are
taken. Thin dli-troui-agett the per¬
son who must put out $3 for is.
ticket. Ho want* 11 good vantage
point for his money and after
thoae 7.(100 ticket.*, are sold there
Isn't really a good seat left from
the IS yard line Into the end
zone," added Wendell I,. Holmes,
FSC ticket iHiui,-! ■:•'!■.
— ■-—WUC-AH'Iaieait—	
J.   Flint   Hnnner.   West   Coast
Relays director, says the annual
spring carnival cannot expand
any more. The gala event has
been a sellout the past decade.
"With the limited seating of
Ralcllffe we can'l expand any¬
more. Hundreds of track and rield
enthusiasts are turned away
the gate every spring." remarked
Hanner.
showed a 125.000 profit.
The program supports tho e"ntlre
mill.'
plctui
At present, baseball at FSC Is
hurt because the team has no
place to play. The college sold
John M. Eutess park to Fresno
City College In anticipation of
getting new accommodations on
the new Shaw Ave. campus.
Pete    Belden.   baseball    coach, | ground   If
thinks   the   sport   could   show   a
profit   If   lt   had   its   own   park
where admission could be charged.
He pointed out Hie three gaatJo
Mt-ries with UCI.A and Notre
Until,- re year before the college
sold John SI. Eu.es** Fh-hl to
FVe-iiir". City College, In anticipa¬
tion  of getting  nett   hi .11!,! -
rumpus.
FSC followers continue lo ask
Il question—If  Fresno  football
ntlnues to make money, could
...e   state   build   a   new   siadlum
"tfith  the  revenue  going  toward*.
educational  facilities?
Kill Amateur Theory
Chancellor    Dumke    explained
thai    such    a    move    would    de¬
stroy the entire theory of amateur
athletics.
"A move like that by
tbe
Ides
lhe
athletics right'Into
.indium   were   1
bslill7e    school    facilities.";
he said.
Dr. Orrln I). Wardle. executive I
dean at FSC. wonders why the
stale can spend money for grand¬
stands and horse, racing.
"Tin- si'ile can't M-cm lit jiny |
nut any money for intercollegiate
athleilrs. hut it run spend money
for     .iitii'.,-. Inn'     luxurious    grand-
"That till-.*.-  gmiie M-i-irs drew, xt'-nils   tor   ""'   npiOT   »*   king*-."
.1,<HM) iMiylng customers to
(Imt brand of tatereoUcgfote
petition," said  Ik-lden.
Iternuse the lnu«-Imll team hud
nn  plnre  to pbty last  vi
tliiu*'"    competition    had
dropped.
Education First
Will   the
".Vol nt tlie present time," say:
<;iiiin S. Dumke, chnnrellor of th'
California atnte college system.
'The use or capital funds for
otttluyri other than eilucal inn
going to ('(line very hard. The de-
. of fundamental priority la
going to he education first If the
chips full down between let's nay
Hrlenre building ogaiiutt n foot¬
ball   stadium,"   si:,1.1)   the  ehan-
Fbotball at Fresno last year
brought   In   JS2.G00.   After   ex-
BULLDOG & CAMPUS TOWN
HAIRCUTS $1.50
Dr. Wardle.
Bul he Is nulck lo a,Id dial !he
tale Is under tremenilouu cc-
nomle strain because of the in-
reasing state population.
There  are  1.500  families mov¬
ing Into California every moat*
More homes, highways M
schools must be built to «
comodate them. The slate tiwi
ury doesn't have any rr^en
funda to undertake outside pre
jects that are not vital to ever)
day living to Callfornlan'a. *,
plains Dr. Wardle.
Xo Tie-un^
"I enn't nee nnrt tie-up tx
iv.i-i-i: the passage of JhopMHtii
lA and the building of a ne¬
st nd ill in for the college. Twi
hundred and seventy million del
lars I* going for more clasaroon
and schools from that bill, m,
for fixnii.'ili Htadltunri," Mid ifc
Wardle.
Increnaed CoeU
Tbe city of Fresno has a p
illation of 14-1.000 while th
county has 38S.000. By 1D70 thi
city will hold 198.000 while tin
y will boom to 511.000. tc
cording to the Fresno Clismbei
of Commerce estimate.
The cost of labor and material,
coes
.,
that seats 30,000 la expected U
cos: about' (4 million If com
pleted by 1063. If not starts-;
till 1D70. the cost will rise U
an estimated (5.3 million.
Time Is running out.
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