1984_04 The Daily Collegian April 1984

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Ba.eball -
RTT leashes Pit Bulls for IM hoop crown
We Stuff buries Fastbreak;
lays claim to women's title
World War III hit CSUF Thursday
night, though such usual conflict para-
phenajia as tanks, guns and bullets were
nowTiere to be found.
Last night'scampus battle was staged in
the North Gym between two long time
feuding factions. At stake was the men's
intramural basketball championship and
bragging rights until next year. For the
third straight year. Rho Theta Tau and
ic Pit B
spotless. 8-0 rr
st night's till
uted 16 toward the RTT triumph.
For the gutsy Pit, Bulls, Peterson top¬
ped the scoring parade'with 21 points
while Wesson, a flanker for the Bulldog
football team, pitched In 20.
In the prelim to the men's finals. Past-
break and We Stuff contested the wom¬
en's championship. Like their male coun¬
terparts, the iwo women's finalists came
intothc title decider as the top two ranked
We Stuff, ranked second, fell to the
Magnificent Seven in last year's finals 37-
21, But this time around was a different
story as they were in control from the
ouiset against the top ranked Fastbreak
For much of tl
top ranking i
toss of a coin before the playoffs began
gave RTT ihe number one spot. Two
years ago former Bulldog quarterback
Sergio Toscano led the Bulls to a 78-65
win over RTT in the all-schoolfinals. Last
vear RTT rebounded to defeat the Bulls
93-77 to lay claim to the throne
Last night's round three started off as if .
the underdog Pit Bulls might shock the
defending school champs as they raced
out to. an early 9-2 advantage. But the
talented RTT bunch, behind the outside
shooting of Kirk Weinlz. quickly regained
As the tempo of the game ncared break
neck speed, tempers grew short on both
sides. RTT standout Tom McClure was
whistled for a technical foul in the firs!
half which only seemed to inspire his mates
who suddenly look charge of the game. By
commanding 53-40 upperhand.
The quick halfiime breather seemed to
pump new life into the Bulls as they came
out clawing for the final 20 minutes. Cal
quick guard Vince Wesson's coast-to-
cqast journeys with the roundball, along
with Tony Peterson's muscling inside
game enabled the Bulls to cut the once
bulky RTT lead to 54-53 with 15 minutes'
*air of Pressul
1:20 left and 11
icbacl
to hit a key layup to ice the win for RTT
Weintz, who play at the College of thi
Sequoias in Visalia for two years, led al
scorers with 24 points. Teammate Marl
Reischman. considered by many to be thi
best player in the intramural program
added 20 while Matt Andrews contrib
Foultz takes
Pepsi Classic
drive title
Jerry Foultz of the University of Ariz¬
ona blasted a 299-yard drive yesterday to
opening day of the Fresno State-Pepsi
Golf Classic at Sunnyside Golf Course.
Foultz was followed by Brad Blind of
Oregon State and Matt Plumlee, who
both finished in a tie for second at 297
yards. Fresno State's Curtis Jones fin¬
ished 12th with a drive of 255 yards.
Thetc
er way today with opening four-
:eing offal 7:00am. FresnoState's
number
one player. Curtis Jones, will tee
off on l
he back nine at 8:06 am and the
front ni
neat 1:06 pm.
e of Sim
Dumpling. Amy Powell and Barbara
Snyder. We Stuff controlled the inside
area and assumed a 31-25 halfiime lead.
Only the brilliant outside shooting touch
of Susan Torczon kcpl Fastbreak in the
game. Torczon hit for 10 long-range first
half marks.
With Powell and Snyder dominating
the paint region and Karen Kincaid frying
the nets from the perimeter. We Stuff put
the game away in the second half. Plagued
with foul troubles in the opening 20 min¬
utes. Kincaid exploded for 12-second half
marks to bury Fastbreak. Powell led all
scorers with 15 points while Powell pum¬
ped in 13 more. Torczon. though finding
the points more difficult to come by. still
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RTT's Matt Andrews looks malde to pasa during the IM basketball championship
lasfnifht In tbe North Gym. RTT won the tonttat «3-77 otct
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