1963_03 The Daily Collegian March 1963

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Bulldogs Stopped In First Round Of NCAA
Bulldogs Bow To SD
State In NCAA, 84-71
A sad jrroup of Fresno State College basketball players
returned home this morning from Evansville, Indiana, after
running into a buzz saw from South Dakota State College in
the second half yesterday and losing in the last 8 minutes
of the game, 84-71.
The high-powered South Da¬
kota State Jack rabbits will play
the winner of tho Wlttenburg-
Southern Illinois University Kama
tonight. In the quarterfinal round
of the small college NCAA tourna¬
ment being held In Roberts Mu¬
nicipal Gymnasium In Evansville.
Lose   Easy   Lead
The Bulldogs battled to a 39-37
advantage at halftlme. but turned
cold turkey ln the second halt
while the Jack rabbit! continued
their high scoring pace, set by
guard Wayne Rasmussen. who
finished the game with 30 points,
18 or those coming ln the second
half.
Forward Tom Black supported
Rasmussen with 17 points. For¬
wards Tony Burr and Tom Jacob-
sen had 14 each for Fresno State.
Maurice Talbot scored 12 points,
below his usual pace, but hauled
down 14 rebounds. Black of South
Dakota cleared 20 rebounds.
Other scorers tor Fresno were
Ron Neff, 6; Eddie Greene. 13;
Johnny Greene, I; Joe Chappell,
!; Tom McFerson, 2; and Val
McCallum.  2.
injur;-   Hampers   Neff
Kef fa below-par performance
hurt the Bulldogs more than con¬
siderably. Coach Harry Miller, in
a telephone interview before the
game, expressed worry about the
6-8 center's potentiality because
or a.foot Injury.        _   .
The Bulldogs shot A chilly 28.2-
per cent from the field, and
stayed close to South Dakota by
hitting on 27 of 33  free throws.
South Dakota hit tbe buckets
for a sizzling 43.8 per cent, and
out-rebounded the Bulldogs, 65-
48.
Judo Exhibition
Today In Gym
A preview of the National Ama¬
teur Athletic Union Judo Cham¬
pionship* can be seen today ln
the Fresno State gymnasium at
1:1S.
A 30 man team from Kelo Uni¬
versity In Japan will put on the
exhibition to promote tbe national
Judo tournament to be held Fri¬
day and Saturday in the gym¬
nasium. "The team win face tha
winners ot the tournament here
and ara not Competing In the AAU
meet." according to Dr. Jerry
Toting, National Judo Tourna¬
ment Director.
Dr. Tonne also aald that prices
for the tournament have been
changed so that college students
may now pay the student price
Of SI InJtead Ot the general ad¬
mission charge of $3. Over 300
judo athletes from all over the
nation are expected to compete ln
the two day AAU sanctioned
event.
ItrUDOGSCAMFUSTOWH
nutans $1.75
Cdo.« Show
JV Spikers
Assault FSC
Record Book
By TOM   BRONSSN1
Collegian Sports Writer
"The varsity will have to make
room for eight or nine ot them
next year." These were the words
Coach Dutch Warmerdam had for
members of his talent-packed Jun¬
ior varsity and freshman track
squad after Its performance last
Saturday ln an all-comers meet at
Ratclltr Stadium.
Highlighting the action were
Charles Hulce, who broke the
freshman shotput record with a
heave of 1T'!»'-.;". and Phil John¬
son, who raced over the 120 high
hurdles ln 14.8 seconds to cop
third place In open competition.
Johnson also placed f ir.it In the
novice division of the 220 with
an excellent time of 21.4 second!
FSC BASKETBALL SCORES
67   :._ Univ. of Artsooa *J.  76
SI  „ —Arizona State Univ.    89
60     _.Unlv. of Portland   -  47
71    Univ. of Portland— - —  69
...San Jote State...
Sacramento State...
 „^„Sacramento State...
 :   Univ.  of   Pacific.
77    - - San Fernaido Valley State...
48    ....  -U.C.. Santa Barbara	
San Diego State ..
.Long Beach State...
...Los Angeles State .
7tt      Univ. of Pacific...
79     Cal   Poly   (SLO)...
. Redlaadj-^™.,^,,...™..^..,
89    ...-   San Fernando Valley State...
 U.C.. Santa Barbara...
..San  Diego  State...
..Los Angeles State...
...Long Beach State...
...Cal Poly (SLO)...
....V.C.. Santa Barbara...
Chapm
Won 21—-Lost 7  (All Games)
Won 20—Lost 7 (Collegiate Games Only)
s> freehman from Salinas, aa the
outstanding freahman performer
ln Saturday's meet and added that
eight or nine of the yearling
uplk-i-s will be ready for vanity
enmp-titIon next year. He termed
the freahman and Junior varsity
squad aa having "a lot of poten-
thd."
Hulce's shoput effort erased a
23 year old mark of 46'4" set by
Ernest Chltwood ln 1940. Coach
Warmerdam feels that the fresh¬
man from McLane will toss the 16
pound ball ever further with ad¬
ditional practice.
A number or other freshmen
turned in outstanding perform¬
ances on Saturday. Clem O'Nie 1
stepped on the 100 yard dash li
9.9 seconds to cop first place ln
novice competition, and he mer¬
ited a third ranking ln the 2
with a time of 22 seconds flat.
Eddie Savage won a seco
place In the gSO open competition
with a clocking of 1:59. and Mar¬
vin De-Carlo won the open quarter
mile event with a time of 50-2.
Mike Smith hopped, skipped, and
Jumped for a total of 44*4"
earn first place against all comers
In open competition.
The Bullpup spikers will host
a meet with Reedley College -on
Friday at Ratcliff stadium. The
Held events will begin at 3:30
with the mile compeUtlon slated
to begin at 4:00,
Employees Elect Officers
W. M. Cougbran, personnel of¬
ficer at Fretno State College, haa
been elected president of the Bull¬
dog Chapter, number 181, ot the
California State Employees As¬
sociation for 1161-64. He replaces
Say Emberton, superintendent of
buildings and grounds at FSC.
Others elected were Roto Sham-
Un, vice president; Dorothy Jacob-
son, secretary,  and  E.  T.  Hler,
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Tennis Hopes Rise Despite Loss
Hy BOH wiiii.K'K
Coach Harry Miller's hopes for
an Improved Fresno State College
tennis team are somewhat higher
after a 5-3 opening match loss to
a   powerful   Fresno   City  College
The Bulldogs will try to avenge
that loss Tuesday when they play
Fresno City College on the FSC
courts.   They  were   scheduled   to
start California Collegiate Athletic
Association action last Tuesday
against Cal Poly in San Luis
Obispo.
The Bulldogs split the six
singles matches In last week's
match with Bruce Wlshard, Mike
McNally, and Dennis SImonlan
contributing points but lost both
doubles matches played.
FSC BASKETBALL STATISTICS
Name O
Burr, Tony 27
Talbot. M. 27
Jacobsen. T. 27
Neff, Ron 28
Greene Eddie 26
Greene,  John 22
McFerson, T. 22
Chappell. Joe 24
Tevrls, Vern 9
Urlarte, Tom 6
Walt, Larry 12
McCallum.  V. 2
Gragg, Joe 4
Jensen, Ken G
Colvtn.-Blll 4
Sharp.  Marty 4
Smith. Woody 1
Team Rebounds
FSC Totals 2.
Opp. Totals   T 2.
27 Games (Collegiate only)
PGA PG Pet. FTA PT Pet. Rob.
33G 123 .366 224 170 .759 245
332  137 .413 203  139   .685   266
310 149 .481 105
232 110 .474 134
177 68 .384 27
71 27 .380 28
76 : 27 .355    20
69 .657 182
93 .694 208
16 .593 70
16 .571 50
PP TP ■
101 416  ]
«« 413 1
71 367 ]
65 313 1
38 152
47 70
.300     40    35     60
36
9 .250    34    20   .588     4T    46
6 .429    11       9   .727        8      9
4   .800
.     0   .000
1639  669 .406 801  552  .689 1368
1707  618 .362  705 458 .650 1187
537 1890 7
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For Golf Squad
Golf coach Larry Pape may
have uncovered a new star ln
freshman Pete, Culver who fired
a par 72 to tie for medalist hon
ors In Fresno State's first outing
last   week. '
The golfers opened the season
with a 35-19 victory over
Poly and faced Los Angeles State
at the Belmont Country Club ln
Fresno yesterday. Tomorrow, the
team will travel to Santa Barbara
to face UC Santa Barbara at tbe
La Culmbre golf course.
- Johnny Sirman, the Bulldog
number 1 man. suffered his third
loss ln three seasons of golf at
the Cal Poly meet.
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