1962_12 The Daily Collegian December 1962

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Third Man For
Grid Classic
Ity JACK McCLENEGHAN
Collegian Sports Editor
J. R. Williams' selection to the East-West Shrine Game In San
Francisco on Dec. 29 represents a good omen.
It  breaks the "Ice" perhaps now -with  northern  California sports
writers in looking toward this area Tor a Shrine game selection In the
ruture.  There have been only two other FSC men to make the classic.
End Jack Bulkey and hallback Dale Messer were former choices.
Williams X<W<i Help
Although Williams li.nl in play outstanding ball U> make surh a
team, he needed help. It's no **ecret an All-Amcrican must have some
press clippings to make such a team, just as It is for any frltMer to
make the East-West clnnnic.
Prom the typewriters of FSCs Ed Piston, director of Information
and printing and Rob Womack, assistant publicity director, came
releases every week to various sections of California telling of the
"legend of J. B."
Bul perhaps more important than the releases were ihe wins of
ihis year's team over San Jose State and the University or the Pacific.
Williams was a standout in both contests, but he had to have the help
or 32 other teammates for Fresno to win thosegatnes.
San Jose. UOP Fnil To Place
Tills year was the first time In tlie last decade that San Jose State
and UOP did not put a man on the West squad. The Spartans and
Tigers had seniors who were good enough to make the team, but
neither school had a successful season. The Spartans won one game
1 gante schedule while the Tigera split the same
It didn't help them either when the Ilulldogs took both gasnes for
the third straight year.
Williams Has Past Company
Williams wilFbe In some fast company. All 2t men on the West
team will take a shot at pro ball, but it la the "name stars" like
Hugh Campbell (Washington State), All-America tackle Steve Bar¬
rett (Oregon), Sonny Glbba (TCU), Charlie Mitchell (Washington),
Kermlt Alexander (UCLA) and Bill "Thunder" Thornton (Nebraska)
who add glamour to the team. \
You can be sure that all the Central Valley will be glued to their
TV sets when the public address announcer says—"From Fresno
State College, number G4, J. R. Williams . . ."
Next year Cece Coleman's football team will meet six non-confer-
ence toes. These teams are: Idaho, Montana State, Adams State,
UOP, San Jose State, and Abilene Christian. The schedule ls the
toughest one yet to test a Fresno eleven, but In 1964 tbe Bulldogs
will meet South Dakota State. Montana State, Hawaii, UOP and San
Jose State. There Is an open date on Oct. 10 yet to fill, but word
has It that Director of Athletics Hal Beatty Is negotiating a game
with Utah State or Brigham Toung.
And If you want to look further at the 1965 schedule, tho Bulldogs
open with tbe University of Colorado.  Oh me. oh my .. .
CongntulBtlooa go  out  to  quarterback Jon  Anabo,  guards  Bill
L-anghlln, Hike Slack) and center J. B. Williams.
 AnrJio *«i tlio "KoU Valuable Back Award" while lauighlln was
choaeo "Moat Valuable Lineman" at the Varsity Lettcnnan'a Award*
Banquet Friday evening.
Williams won tbe "Defenatve Lineman Trophy" and Slagle won
"Ilie MOM InspirmUonml Flayer Award."
The honors were given out by Joe Dale St., Dr. H. M. Qlnaburg
and Harvey Burnett.  All three gentle-men have had a hand In FSC's
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Coach Adler Continues
Look For   Big Man'
-fttf-Foijr
Junior varsity basketball coach
Jack  Adler headed'Into his s
ond Reason aa a Bullpup meat
hoping to duplicate or Improve
his   debut   last   year,   when   his
"Pups   won   16   games   and   lost
three.
The record recorded last sea¬
son waa the best ever compiled by
a Fresno rrosh or JV cage team
and stamped Adler as a young
coach to watch.
This   season   Adler   has   some
problems. His team races a much
tougher schedule than last year's
team  did  and   he  doesn't  have a
man to play tho pivot.
Experimenting
'It con lil be a long season,"
■ays Ailler.
Adler Is experimenting with
Bill Anderson B-S) and Bob Bath
(H-4) nt center. Both men were
forwards   In   their   prep   playing
"m still looking for a big man
that can muscle In on the boards,
know there are men on tills
campus that could help me out,
but they nre probably worried
(heir grade* will fall apnrt
If they step Into a pair of tennis
shoes."  said  Adler.
Martanl Stars
To dale Adler has had a pleas-
it   surprise   and    a   dlsappotnt-
The surprise has been a little
playmaker out of the Bay'Area
named Gary Marlanf (S-U). Tha
'ormer Castro Valley prep' star
iaa won himself a starting posl-
lon after his work In the San
Bernardino Valley College game
rhlch   he   pumped   home   14
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Holds Party Tonight
The Kappa Kappa Gamma sor¬
ority will hold a pledge-active
Christmas party tonight.
The evening will he highlighted
by an exchange or gifts and a
caroling session at other sorority
and fraternity houses on campus.
Both the Kappas and the Sigma
is will co-sponsor a kiddle party
this Wednesday ror approximately
100 children.
History Club Will Meet
The   History   Club   will   meet
Wednesday from  7-S  I'M ic CMS-    _\\\A **i|
terla Committee Room 2.      F*" tfP*
marks  in   the  season  opener.  He
has established himself as a take
charge man. according lo Adler.
Not In Shane
The "let down" has been the
work of rreshman Vlrl Ruunsa-
vllle (6-3) from Antloch. Calif.
The younger brother or former
Cal Poly <SLO) great Rally
Rounsavitle, has not rounded into
pre-season shape, says Adler.
Adlre hopes that freshmen
Brlce Chambers 16-2). Gary Hill
(6-3), Terry Hogue (6-21 and
sophomores Phil Mehas (5-11)
and Rod House (5-S) will start
rounding Into offensive iorm be¬
fore the JVs lake on Porterville
College Dee.  11.
San Jose Invades
FSC Gym Tomorrow
Undeleted San Jose State wl
meet Fresno Stale's cagers tomor¬
row night in a big Intersectlonal
contest which should go a long
way In determining the success
of this year's Bulldog edition.
The Spartans have four wins
and no losses compared lo Fres¬
no's «-2. .The Bulldogs took a
weekend sweep over the Univer¬
sity of Portland and may be on
the move.
On Friday night l-Vesno ripped
(he Pilots 60-47 then came back
again on Saturday to win 7atf3.
Starring for the Bulldogs was H
Tony Burr who ripped the nets
for HO points In the two game
series. Also giving Burr a. hnnd
was versatile Tom Jnrobson who
had 31 points, lion tttstt had 20
points, Maurice Tnlhot had 21
and Eddie Greene 18.
Once There Were Two
i 1957. the Collegian, pub¬
lished on Monday. Wednesday sad
Friday, waa the only trl-weekl?
college newspaper In California.
It was first printed In 1922 on a
twice a month basis.
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But   It
HEADY FOR SPARTANS—
Center Ron Neff (6-9) teams
up with Tony Burr (6-5) and
Maurice Talbol (6-5) at FSCs
big front line attempts to up¬
set San Jose State tomorrow
at 8 PM in the Fresno Gym.
have started the "fire" under
coach Harry Millers ball club.
Greene, the Contra Costa JC flash
who came to State lust year with
good offensive credentials, won
Friday night's game ror Fresno
wilh a fourth quarter offensive
barrage. His efforts pulled Fresno
out or range In the close contest.
The Bulldogs will be meeting
a   rugged   San   Jose   State   club
which   murdered   them  last  year
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