1963_09 The Daily Collegian September 1963

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-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Dogs Lack Depth But Coleman Still Optimistic
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Its   TOM  lUtOVZI.NI
Collegian Sports Writer
These are the Fresno State
Dull-logs. Color them green. This
is head football coach Cecil Cole¬
man.   Color him determined.
Bulldog root ball fans mar not
be In the habit of filling In color-
in,: books, but the varsity gridiron
■i,..■■-.,■'■■•■ (or 1963 are a blend of
the above hues.
Lack nf depth shapes up as the
mnjor concern of the Bulldog* this
year. Coleman counted only 14
lettermen among the 45 candl-
dalep who reported to him for
spring practice. Lost to the Bull¬
dogs   are   three   Little   All-Coast
selections: quarterback Jon* Ana-;
bo. center J. It. Williams, and |
end Jan Barrett. All three have
signed with the National Football
League.
Coleman relied heavily on depth
ln coaching the Bulldogs to a re¬
markable record of 26 wins Ir
their last 30 games, but If hii
popular platoon system Is to sue
ceed again.' this year, the new
faces will have to be bright ones.
NO    I'.'IslllUIlM!.-
"I think we have n good nucleus
of sojjhoraores and lunlors re¬
turning.'.' he said. "We definitely
don't think next year will be a
rebuilding   year,   and   we   don't
FRESNO STATE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Sat.. Sept.  21 University of Idaho    _._Away
Sat.. Sept. 25        Montana State ...- - — _..JLway
Snt.. Ort.     B Adai-n.1 State .—-. —a  :..H©rae
Sat., Oct.   12        University of the Pacific    -Away
Sat.. Oct.   13      "Cal Poly (SLO)  —   -Away
Hat-, Oct.   aa       *Los   *nii*--).-• State  ~ „ „ Home
Snt., .Nov.    S      'Hen *»ego State     .Home
Sat.. Nov.    9      "Long Beach Stale  ~  Away
Sat., Not-. 16        San Jose State  _~.~_.__™-.... Home
Snt., Not. £8 Vm i < iir.-M.v.i    ~.  Home
'California Collegiate Athletic Association game.
All games 8:6o PM except Univ. of Idaho (1:30 PM)
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Topping the lhrt of retiimea-a
Xld-Brarket   All-Am.-rlrnn   tackle
Montle Day and Little Aiir,,--M
qimrtt-rbttck Iteau Carter, Also
turning are All-iVAA end Larry
FogeUtrom and fullback Jim
Long, who ahowed fine i-iinnlng:
form last year aa n sophomore.
A fine field of Junior college
transfers round-, out the picture,
non Melton, a a!* foot. 19E
pounder from Contra Costa Jun¬
ior Coll cue. is Die likely'quarter¬
back for the Blue team. Like
Carter, he is a. threat on the
ground as. well as through the air.
Dick Van Galder, a capable ball
handler and fine defensive back,
will back up Carter and Melton.
Sprcilritrr-i
The Bulldogs should have
plenty of speed at the halfback
slots this fall. In addition to Vet¬
eran Herman Hump, who has run
the 100 In 9.5 (wind-aided). Cole¬
man win have two speedy junior
college transfers, Joe Itusso and
Bobby Lee. at bin disposal. Sophi
more Geno Burleson and Junior
Jerry Strong will also press
slarting roles.
The   Bulldogs   have   two
Frosh Football
Practice Begins
Freshman football practice will
begin Thursday at 7 PM. accord-
Ing to Coach Ken C left son.'
All men who are not on scho¬
lastic probation nnd who do not
have more than 30 college units
are eligible to piny ball. "We
welcome anybody who wants to
play fool ball especially a couple
of big tackles," quipped Gleason.
Gleason said that equipment
can be checked out today, tomor¬
row and Wednesday at Batcllffe
Stadium. The Bullpups open the
season Oct. 4 against tho tough
San Jose State Spattababes at
Hatcllfte Stadium,
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fullback prospects In Doyle Keith
and Jim Long. Long was switched
to fullback from his len halfback
slot of last year-
Vi-i.-nni-. Iar-Try fVagelstrom, Jan
Farrln, nnd Irarrell Dunbar will
man the end positions along with
an outstanding "newcomer," Joe
Will: nu-. WUIinnu wna on the
squad In 1961, but did not win it
letter. At thla writing, he was
holding down tho nutiilicr one
right end spot.
The tackle positions are forti¬
fied   with   veterans   Montle   Day,
Lewis Announces
New Loan Rules
Entering students will not be
able to apply for emergency loans
until they have been enrolled at
■Fresno State for'one full semester.
That's the word from Kenneth
Lewis, tbe chairman of the schol¬
arship and loan department at
FSC.
"Entering students should have
■■■:ii'-     li.-.7l:-n'-i.'     Capital    tO    get
through the first year of college."
said Lewis. "Money In tho pockets
not stars In the eyes should be the
requisite for entering freshman in
their first year of college," added
The scholarship and loan de¬
partment will only extend emer¬
gency loans to previously en¬
rolled students the first week of
registration.
"We (the department) will only
interview people applying for
loans during registration and no¬
thing else," said Lewis. For a.
FSC student wishing to apply for
a loan, he must secure an appli¬
cation at the office, fill It out and
have a personal interview with
Lewis.
Students applying for a Na¬
tional Defense Loan should have
filled out applications before last
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Kross, Dene. Dudley, and
Henry Robledo. Newcomers Jim
Fug-nan and Gary Standlfer have
good potential.
laettemien
Two Ictlermen return to guard |
positions—Ed Kaiser and Paul j
Wicker. Gary Scheldt, a ala* foot, i
240 pound Junior from Reediey
Junior College, will battle th*.
1'ii-riiii:- for a number one posl-
Eugene Sequelra, Ralph
York, and Ernie Kenner add
depth.
l'.-nii Warkentln, an outstand¬
ing frosh lineman last year, and
Mike Ansolafaehere, a JC All-
Amerlcan, are battling for thc
nuraber one center spot.
The Bulldogs open their sched¬
ule Sept. St against the University
of Idaho.
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