1963_01 The Daily Collegian January 1963

              -The Fresno State College) Collegian
Wrestlers May Win CCAA Title Over Weekend
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A Chat
With A Champion
By JACK McCXESECHAN
Collegian Sports Editor
Rafer Johnson at 27 has the
world at his fingertips. He Is a
big man physically and mentally.
He has seen all the continents and
most of the United States.
He holds degrees In political
science and physical education.
Besides this Johnson has com¬
pleted 13 units of pre-dental work
and passed his examination for
entrance into UCLA's denial
school.
When asked about the current
AAU-NCAA feud and how It
would aftoct our Olympic leam.
Johnson gave the following opln-
Ion:
"Douglas McArthur won't be
able to settle this mess unless the
NCAA Is going to get equal rep¬
resentation with the aai . As of
now the AAI' dictates who Is go¬
ing to do what with our athletes
in track and field. Now the NCAA
Intends to do something about it.
I'm disgusted with the whole situ¬
ation," said Johnson.
UCLA's famous student body
president reflected on other toplei
concerning bis colorful career ai
college politician and athlete.
"I'll  never  forget  my  year in
office.   I**wts  carrying   18   units
besides   practicing   every   evening
for the decathlon. I was living
five hours sleep." he reflected.
Break Record
Johnson thinks that his former
teammate C. K- Yang will win
the 1904 Olympic decathlon title
by 800 points because there Is no
one around who can touch him.
"I predict that he will break
my record and score 0,000 points
.   to me t a ncw « o rl li'a record." snl d
Asked about UCLA football, lie
AGR, New Breed
Tied In Bowling
Alpha Gamma It ho and The
New Breed are tied for the top
spot In intramural bowling with
22 wins and 14 losses apiece.
Sigma Chl No. 3 beat AQR two
out of three this week while The
New Breed won two of three
games with Lambda Chl Alpha to
gain a tie for first place.
The New Breed has the highest
team average with 480.
Delta Sigma Phi is third in tbe
standings with a 20-1G record.
Jerry Wilmot of Sigma Alpha
Epsllon. Richard Ahronlau or
Theta Chl and Marty Haskell of
The New Breed are the only bowl-
era with averages over 170. Wil¬
mot* Is tops with 173..
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had words of tribute for the late
it.il Sanders and current football
coach Bill Barnes.
"lied was respected by every¬
one connected with him. When he
passed nwny It seemed that Bruin
football went with him. Bill
Barnes la well liked by everyone
too. But no one will replace the
magic of Red." commented John-
Misses LA
Johnson talked about his broth¬
er Jim, a star defensive back with
the San Francisco tS'ers.
"Jim has recovered from his
leg Injury after his operation. He
likes the 4 9'er organisation but
misses the Los Angeles area,
that matter I miss Los Angeles
too. Even the smog, traffic and
of that city doesn't both-
What docs the future hold for
US track and field?
Not Publicised
"The NCAA must get equal rep¬
resentation to clear up the feud
with Jlio AAU. Our athletes, fans
and press better stop taking olher
foreign countries so lightly.
Germany,- Russia nnd Australia
are making great strides In track
and field. But this country
never prepared in what to expect
from foreign countries because
they are not publicised like our
athletes. Russia Is going to be
tough in '04, believe
On a closing note Johnson
talked about heavyweight title
contender Cassius Clay.
"I  know  Cassius  well.  I  have
visited  him  in  New Orleans and
the  13G0
San Fernando Team Invades Fresno Ring Tonight
62 Conference Champions San Diego Here Saturday
we weftTteammates
Olympic team. Cassius was a dif¬
ferent type of person as
pic champion than he is today as
a professional. He Is dumb aa a
fox," laughed Rafer Johnson,
America'? decathlon champion.
College Y To
Host Annual
Sierra Retreat
The anniia^jnldwinter retreat
sponsored by the College T. the
campus Christian association, will
be held Feb. 1, 2 and 3 at the
Calvin   Crest   conference   ground
ar Bass Lake In the Sierra.
Students who wish to attend
may secure application blanks In
the College Religious Center. The
it U 17.60 a person.
"In Search of Meaning" wUl be
the theme of tbe event, which will
feature Informal seminars.
Seminar leaders will be James
White and Thomas Llndeman, as¬
sociate directors of the religious
center; Carroll Moon, director of
the center; Dr. I. m. Abou-Ohom.
a Fresno Slate College assistant
professor of psychology; Melvin
A. Angel!, FSC associate dean of
students, and the Rev. Henry B.
Haydeu, pastor of the College
Community Congregational
church In Fresno,
Kimberiy Stakes
Hopes On Upset
Win Tomorrow
Hy FRED McPHEHSON
Collegian  Sports Writer
San Diego State, last year's
CCAA wrestling champions. In¬
vades the Fresno State College
gymnasium Saturday at 8PM to
try and prove they are going to
be league champs again this year.
But the Bulldogs are "not go¬
ing In there defeated," says FSC
coach Max Kimberiy. "The last
three days we have looked good
In workouts. This Is a big oppor¬
tunity for us," he added.
The always strong Aztecs have
three returning conference cham¬
pions in John Davis (123). Den¬
nis Payne (137), whom Klmberly
recognizes ns an outstanding team
member, and Merrll Davis (177).
Klmberly claims Fresno's
chances are good In three weights.
Roy Stuckey has already success¬
fully defended his 123-pouhd
NCI title this year. Eddie Davles
(130) has beaten the Aztecs'
Bennett twice in the past. Ben-
net Is a better than average
wrestler himself, but Davles has
lost only one bout In his last 74.
Don Nelson, a 177-pound sopho¬
more, has been looking very good
so far this season, causing Klm¬
berly to predict, "I think Nelson
can beat Davis." This won't be
an easy Job.
San Diego will have a fresh¬
man, Pat Currnn. wrestling heavy¬
weight according to Coach Klm¬
berly.
Ron   Wagoner   (137),   another
Seminar To Deal
With Church Work
Interested in learning about
church social work aa a vocation?
The United Presbyterian Church
Is sponsoring a weekend seminar
on "Church Social Work In the
Inner City" Jan. 2S-27 In the
Donaldlna Cameron House In
Chinatown. Sao Francisco.
Jim White, the Presbyterian
Church campus representative in
the College Religious Center, said
non-Presbyterian students are
eligible to attend.
sophomore. Is very strong and
should be able to handle bis-Job
without embarrassment.
Klmberly said, "Ron Bush will
wrestle 167 (pounds) this week¬
end." Bush hasn't had any knee
trouble tbls seasbn.
Another freshman the Aitecs
may use Is Joe Hall (130). Hall
wrestled against San Fernando
Valley State last week. San Diego
shut out San Fernando Valley.
The  Bulldogs  aren't  too   c
cerned about Tonight's bout
with the- Valley State men. The
match will start at S PM lo the
men's gym. There will be eight
matches with a wrestling demon¬
stration previous to the first bout.
The FSC Junior varsity squad
will tangle with Reedley JC at 7
Mariana Paces
Bullpups Up To
Semester Break
Fresno   State's   Junior   varsity
basketball team will turn Its
tention toward the classroom
away  from  the   basketball  c
this week.
The Junior varsity will not face
another opponent until Jan. 36.
against Sierra Union High School.
Coach Jack Adler says that they
will rest from practice Tor a week
to concentrate on finals.
The Bullpups lost IwcTniore
gome* lost weekend. "These were
by far our best games though, and
we'll win a number of our re¬
maining  games," staled  Adler.
Friday, the JVs fell to n tough
Coalinga Junior College squad,
85-77. Gary Marlanl was high
point man for the Fresnans with
17 points. He was followed by Vlrl
Itounsaville who dumped In 26
for the losers-
Saturday, the Bullpups faced
an undefeated Santa Barbara
frosh team and gave the Gauchos
a good scare before dropping the
game, 63-S6. Brlce Chambers
dumped In 16 points for Fresno
and Marlanl hit 13.
Adler stated he was real pleased
with the team's performance and
feels they had some outstanding
teamwork. "All of the kids have
been working real hard" In prm>
t ice and it's beginning to pay off,"
he   continued.
Marlanl is the team's high
orer with 60 markers for the
season, followed by Rounsavllle
with 44. Terry Hogun and Cham¬
bers have hit for 42 points and
centera Gary Hilt and Bob Rath
hare 82 and 20 points respective¬
ly for the season.
BULLDOG & CAMPUS TOWN
HAIRCUTS $1.75
Varsity Cagers
In Southland
For CCAA Series
Harry Miller's cage crow left
Fresno at 12 noon for a crucial
weekend scries against San Diego
State and Long Beach State Col¬
lege.
The Bulldogs must win both
games from the Aitecs and 40'ers
to stay In contention for the
CCAA title. On Monday the Bull¬
dogs meet undefeated Chapman
College.
PM Saturday as a preliminary .„
ihe varsity matches.
Klmberly says, "We have Mmt
good potential on our JV tMm,
Folks should see plenty or goes
wrestling   Saturday   night."
Footballer Ed Kaiser tlieatj.
weight), Allen Bertoldl (1ST) ■,..!
Joe Rossi (167) are other Fresno
Staters who will be out to try
and dethrone the Southern Call.
torn la strongmen.
Oregon State will be her., leb.
6 to take on the Bulldogs (or lb*
first time. The Beavers are al¬
ways one of the best On the eout
In the mat sport.
Later in the year Fresno Stair
will host the NCAA District l
College Division Championship!.
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