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The Collegian
Tuesday, November 10, 1964
Tuesday, November 10,1964
The Collegian
Page 7
Fresno State College
COLLEGIAN
Spfr/itA
My Side of the Story
Poloists Capsized By 49'ers
The Fresno State College polo¬
ists were practically run out of
toe pool Friday night by the top
CCAA team, Long Beach State,
by a score of 17-6.
The Impressive Forty-Ntoer
victory only emphasized toe fact
that 'Long Beach ls probably toe
best wate r polo teams ln toe
country,* said coach Ara Halra-
By GARY DALOYAN
bedian. 'That ls because of toe
impressive showing against tl
Olympic water polo champion,
BILLIARDS
THE BEST TABLES
IN THE VALLEY*
Carpeted - Refrigerated
Ladles Welcome
Free Instruction
ADVANCE DESIGN
BILLIARDS
at i
Yugoslavian coach
Beach was their top competition
to the nation, Including toe Un¬
ited States Olympic team.*
•The big problem, said Halr-
abedlan, was that we didn't play
man to man at the beginning to
toe game. We should have con-
problem was that our strategy-
backfired. We won toe toss-up
and planned to hold scoring down
by defending the shallow end of
the pool because our defense Is
better at that end. But Long
Beach held all the way and didn't
let anything slip through their
■There was a lot of scraping
ill, but they played the
their own terms. They
SELF N
SERVICE
SAVES >
Long and knew where and when to m.
The Forty-Nlners took advant¬
age of the Bulldog's slow start
In toe first half and pUed up a
score of 12-1. FSC picked up 2
goals ln toe third quarter whUe
toe Forty Ntoers went into a
no score slump. The Forty Ntn-
ers came back fighting to toe
fourth quarter and toppled the
Bulldogs for a final score of 17-
6.
Both teams were Impaired by-
fouled players during the game.
Namely Rick Rees of Fresno and
Kanasl of Long Beach.
Conslstant high scorer, Pete
Sturtevant, shot 4 goals, whUe
teammates Vic French and BUI
Shatter knocked to 1 apiece.
BUI Birch add greaUy to toe
Impressive scoring by Long
Beach by shooting 6 goals. Tim
Greaves and David Tlmpone
scored 5 goals apiece.
capacity crowd wlt-
By RON DELPIT
Eight games of a te
still basic, routine an
the Bulldog grldders.
Since the team practices dally, and, assuming the participants
possess some degree of college level Intelligence, the problem
seems even more complex.
The avenues of solution seem to flow to only two mainstreams--
either change the players or change the system.
Changing the players Is virtually impossible, for ln most In¬
stances Coach Phil Krueger already has the best available talent
on the field.
Krueger's system, or more specifically the I formation, ls a
hi>:hl\ intricate pattern which requires split second timing and the
ultimate ln player performance. Radically reconstructing the offen¬
sive attack at this stage of the game would be ridiculous and would
obviously entail more trouble than It's worth.
A bit of conjecture seems perfectly kosher at this point ln re¬
gards to what could have been.
The underlying theme of the entire dissertation is this: Should
you adapt your system to the players or vice versa?
It ls this writer's opinion that a team's offensive system should be
dictated by the material on hand. At Utah State Krueger had the
type of material that made the I formation feasible.
Utah State featured an exceptional passer and blended it with
a fine running attack. Fresno State College does not have the same
high octane mixture. Thus the material ls not equal to or does
not merit toe same formation.
Having been schooled rather thoroughly ln the semi-intellectual
field of basic logic, this scribe has formulated theories to toe
effect that toe world Is run on a cause and effect basis.
Thus, the simple blunders tha
the case of FSC football are the e
cause could be a system that is to
or it could be derivative of lazy,
the players on hand, this writer t<
Next year perhaps the Bulldogs .,„
pattern, but even that hypothetical hope ls Improbable. After all,
by that time toe returnees will more than likely h
the •!». But that leaves the case of the Incoming JC
ire constantly recurring In
cts of an unknown cause. The
ard to grasp and Impractical
negligent players. In view of
s to believe that the problem
it offensive
e can't help but daydream about what "might h:
Baseball Park Under Construction
Workmen are on too grading Dean Wardle, 'toe baseball team
stage ln toe construction of a will have to find another place
$7G,000 baseball park west of for Its home games tols spring.*
Cedar Ave. between Shaw and A contract for the actual con-
Barstow Ave. strucUon work was awarded to
The project ls scheduled for Jack Campbell, Inc., of Fresno
compleUon late to March, but on a low bid of $57,349. The total
" tecutlve Dean Orrln D. Wardle cost of toe project ls $76,673.
said h
Wlto This Coupon - Clip and Save-Good Till Nov. 24, 1964
SAVE 35c
ON THE COST OF CLEANING A
MAN'S SUIT OR A LADIE'S DRESS
— ONE COUPON PER PERSON —
oLc
amoure 5
COIN OPERATED CLEANING CENTER
Only 1'/, Mile* South of Fresno Stole College
In tha New "College Village" — Cedar* Gettysburg
OPB4 7.30 AJA. TO 9i00 P.M. — CLOSED SUNDAYS
dwUlb.
e for use by
<1 the fl
the baseball team tols spring,
explained that toe contract for the
park can be extended li toe grass
falls to germinate after toe first
planting.
"If we have problems getting
the grass to germinate,* said
that Long Beach has defeated The coUege s
Fresno State. *We have also the east end (
scored less against Long Beach court. The woi
this year than ln previous years," cipe Ut Reddas
remarked the coach. K the light so th
The FSC water polo record It forth.*
now stands at 5 wins and se'
The FSC splashers wUl try
CALL FOR LOW
AIRLINE FARES|
STUDENT TOURS
DAUGHERTY
TRAVEL SERVICE
54 N. Van Nets 485-1661
LARGE FURNISHED
1-2 BDR. APTS.
8 ml. from FSC--Swimming
Pool. Married or responsible
GOLF WORLD
Mat Roster IP
NAME
WT
CLASS
Larry Baker
Sr.
Bill Bernstein
184
Soph.
Dick BIrbeck
Jr.
Eric Chrlstenson
185
Jr.
Robert DeRemer
Ronnie Harmon
Sr.
Stove Johansen
130
Jr.
Keith Klster
Jr.
iar,
Sr.
John Oiler
Sr.
Barry O'NeU
137
Sr.
Keith Sanders
152
Garth Spltler
138
Soph.
Ron Wagoner
MO
Sr.
FRESHMAN
TEAM
Gary Canova
Fr.
Steve Frank
133
Fr.
Mike Gallego
l r.-i
Fr.
Bill Jeans
128
Fr.
Steve Krislak
Fr.
Darrell Patterson
210
Fr.
Kent Pipes
173
Fr.
Mike Rudluff
147
Fr.
Ron Taylor
Mr,
Fr.
STILL I1APR0VIN6. IT
.... eight
GAMES TO TOP I OCO
YARDS IM RUSHiMC"
THIS YEAR.,
Parking
(Continued from Page 1)
ty Council, asked whether parking
restrictions could be automati¬
cally relaxed whenever.a public
event was being held on campus.
Dean Wardle said he would
study the public use of toe campus
to see whether this suggestion
parking every night. The school
ls obligated by toe state to have
fee parking in effect whenever
classes are ln session. Including
Members of toe council ex¬
pressed" the opinion
off time for parking
should be lowered as far as poss¬
ible ln view of the state obllga-
FSC Matmen Face
'Toughest Schedule'
Headed by potential All-Amer- to concentrate on his studies tola
lean Steve Johansen a 14-man season.
Fresno State College wresUlng The BuUdogs, to eight weight
team ls practicing daUy for the divisions, wlU compete Dec. 5
toughest wrestling schedule to the ln the Northern California Inter-
school's history. collegiate Championships ln San
"Johansen looks exceptionally Jose. Then they wUl go on to 20
fast and strong and could go all other meets Including dual meet
the way In his new 123-pound battles wlto Stanford, Oregon
class,* declared Coach Dick state, Oregon, CalUornia and
Francis. The 20-year-old Junior rugged CCAA opponents,
from Madera racked up 11 Francis has toe squad plus a
straight wins to annexing toe Pa- nine-man freshman team working
clflt Coast, Northern California out between 5 PM and 7PMMon-
and league 115-pound titles last day through Thursday ln the FSC
year. He lost by one point to toe gym. On Fridays they practice
national NCAA champion.
Other potential
Team Captain Don Nelson,
6 PM.
c Bli
ie most Improved grap-
tho squad; heavyweight
beck, a Junior college
Remember When
ctflc Coast champ; ai
Ron Wagoner, John
Ronnie Harmon.
Unfortunately the Bulldogs
must face the major college
Earning 12 varsity 1<
four sports, a record st
lng, versatile £
. He i
ln paratlve east
id- outfielder ln tne Daseoaji leam
axter was where he was especially noted
i long line for his outstanding defensive ab-
of outstanding athletes that Fres- illty.
no State College has produced. But his real love was basket-
Athletics were stUl on shaky ball and he excelled on the courts,
legs on toe FSC campus when His physique stood him to good
Rober t B. Baxter, a rugged six- stead, for to those early days
footer from Le Grand enrolled of the sport, officials were prone
as a freshman to toe fall of to overlook all but the most
1922. flagrant violations and toe play-
Thls was also toe year that ers were prone to engage In
tlon. FSC became a member of the carefree mayhem.
In other recent action, the newly organized California Coast But for all his 196 pounds,
council approved a subcommittee Conference, a loosely knit league Baxter displayed a dexterity that
report naming Vice President Including several Junior colleges enabled him to frequently srnre
VALLEY TYPEWRITER CO.
1919 FUSNO ST. AM 6-WJ6
formal Inauguration of President
JV Team Will
Play Porterville
The Junior varsity football
team wUl try to make Its final
effort of the year a winning one
when lt unleashes a wide open
passing attack against toe Por-
tervUle College Pirates Wednes-
2 PM game—part of toe
s Day C " " """
ration-
be ln Portervllle's Jamison Sta-
Builpup quarterback Terry
Maddux's passes from the I for¬
mation are now going for good
yardage to toe hands of end Bobby
points in a day when
20 points by the whole team was
subject to a congressional In¬
vestigation.
Although a freshman, he earned
a berth on the starting lineup
early In the season when he sank
26 points against Bakersfield
Junior College. The Bulldog:
jdthe
it of tl
n andF
champion¬
ship of the Coast Conference.
The following season (1923-
24), after lettering toe baseball
and football, Baxter returned
the o
r the s
s in tl
,■ Mi:!i
CLOVIS
"YOUR COLLEGE TOWN"
• Machine Shop Service
• Napa Jobber
Linenbach
Auto Parts
604 CLOVIS AVE.
CLOVIS, CALIF.
We also have a
ilore in Sanger.
Phone CY 9-4381
i YOUR FSC BARBER IN CLOVIS
lEmil's Downtown Barber Shopl
423 POUASKY ■
5 BARBERS HAIRCUTS $1.75 SHOE SHINER]
Tate
ior dropping their fl... -
games, Coach Kenny Gleason Chlco
hopes toe running of fuUback nv
Brian Muldoon and tailback Dale
Monteleone, Maddux's passes and
guard Vernon Young's defensive
play wUl add up to victory ln toe
APTS. FURNISHED
Swimming Pool 6 ml fron
FSC. Large living roomjtltj
hall, bath & study. FACULTy|
MEMBERS-Lower rent, spec¬
ial service, PHONE 266-1261
gainst Modesto Junior College
which decided the championship.
During the last two yearsBax-
_. _ ter was plagued by Injuries. He
_, College Of The Pac- w ( ^ J £
lflc, San Jose State College, and team> recelvlng acclalm M _,
College. outstanding lineman, but broke
ose of the season the o J, 1)askotbal,
battling Bulldogs had chalked up season ^ ^ h ^
the first championship football yeari
team to the schools history.... when he returned fortoc 1925-
and Baxter had begun Ms amazing 2(. season> he ,ound ^ heavy
career, scoring plays shifted to a slim
An all-around athlete, Bax- j-^-^,,^ name<j poliy wu_
ter was as equally at home on helmsen Bu( ^ ^ shQo(lng
the track Held as he was on a s,m ^ of vajue to
toe baseball diamond or the grid- m ^^ He scored nlne
lron- _ _; „ points ln a 23-8 win over St.
He was a standout In football „ ,, 3, rQUl
where his versaUllty enabled him - Nevada
to switch from guard to fullback *£££ „
during his senior year with com- scor,ng (eams hay(, long slnce
Robert B. Baxter, but his name
ls secure ln FSC's hall of tame.
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| Publication Date | 1964 |
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| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1964 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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Page 6
The Collegian
Tuesday, November 10, 1964
Tuesday, November 10,1964
The Collegian
Page 7
Fresno State College
COLLEGIAN
Spfr/itA
My Side of the Story
Poloists Capsized By 49'ers
The Fresno State College polo¬
ists were practically run out of
toe pool Friday night by the top
CCAA team, Long Beach State,
by a score of 17-6.
The Impressive Forty-Ntoer
victory only emphasized toe fact
that 'Long Beach ls probably toe
best wate r polo teams ln toe
country,* said coach Ara Halra-
By GARY DALOYAN
bedian. 'That ls because of toe
impressive showing against tl
Olympic water polo champion,
BILLIARDS
THE BEST TABLES
IN THE VALLEY*
Carpeted - Refrigerated
Ladles Welcome
Free Instruction
ADVANCE DESIGN
BILLIARDS
at i
Yugoslavian coach
Beach was their top competition
to the nation, Including toe Un¬
ited States Olympic team.*
•The big problem, said Halr-
abedlan, was that we didn't play
man to man at the beginning to
toe game. We should have con-
problem was that our strategy-
backfired. We won toe toss-up
and planned to hold scoring down
by defending the shallow end of
the pool because our defense Is
better at that end. But Long
Beach held all the way and didn't
let anything slip through their
■There was a lot of scraping
ill, but they played the
their own terms. They
SELF N
SERVICE
SAVES >
Long and knew where and when to m.
The Forty-Nlners took advant¬
age of the Bulldog's slow start
In toe first half and pUed up a
score of 12-1. FSC picked up 2
goals ln toe third quarter whUe
toe Forty Ntoers went into a
no score slump. The Forty Ntn-
ers came back fighting to toe
fourth quarter and toppled the
Bulldogs for a final score of 17-
6.
Both teams were Impaired by-
fouled players during the game.
Namely Rick Rees of Fresno and
Kanasl of Long Beach.
Conslstant high scorer, Pete
Sturtevant, shot 4 goals, whUe
teammates Vic French and BUI
Shatter knocked to 1 apiece.
BUI Birch add greaUy to toe
Impressive scoring by Long
Beach by shooting 6 goals. Tim
Greaves and David Tlmpone
scored 5 goals apiece.
capacity crowd wlt-
By RON DELPIT
Eight games of a te
still basic, routine an
the Bulldog grldders.
Since the team practices dally, and, assuming the participants
possess some degree of college level Intelligence, the problem
seems even more complex.
The avenues of solution seem to flow to only two mainstreams--
either change the players or change the system.
Changing the players Is virtually impossible, for ln most In¬
stances Coach Phil Krueger already has the best available talent
on the field.
Krueger's system, or more specifically the I formation, ls a
hi>:hl\ intricate pattern which requires split second timing and the
ultimate ln player performance. Radically reconstructing the offen¬
sive attack at this stage of the game would be ridiculous and would
obviously entail more trouble than It's worth.
A bit of conjecture seems perfectly kosher at this point ln re¬
gards to what could have been.
The underlying theme of the entire dissertation is this: Should
you adapt your system to the players or vice versa?
It ls this writer's opinion that a team's offensive system should be
dictated by the material on hand. At Utah State Krueger had the
type of material that made the I formation feasible.
Utah State featured an exceptional passer and blended it with
a fine running attack. Fresno State College does not have the same
high octane mixture. Thus the material ls not equal to or does
not merit toe same formation.
Having been schooled rather thoroughly ln the semi-intellectual
field of basic logic, this scribe has formulated theories to toe
effect that toe world Is run on a cause and effect basis.
Thus, the simple blunders tha
the case of FSC football are the e
cause could be a system that is to
or it could be derivative of lazy,
the players on hand, this writer t<
Next year perhaps the Bulldogs .,„
pattern, but even that hypothetical hope ls Improbable. After all,
by that time toe returnees will more than likely h
the •!». But that leaves the case of the Incoming JC
ire constantly recurring In
cts of an unknown cause. The
ard to grasp and Impractical
negligent players. In view of
s to believe that the problem
it offensive
e can't help but daydream about what "might h:
Baseball Park Under Construction
Workmen are on too grading Dean Wardle, 'toe baseball team
stage ln toe construction of a will have to find another place
$7G,000 baseball park west of for Its home games tols spring.*
Cedar Ave. between Shaw and A contract for the actual con-
Barstow Ave. strucUon work was awarded to
The project ls scheduled for Jack Campbell, Inc., of Fresno
compleUon late to March, but on a low bid of $57,349. The total
" tecutlve Dean Orrln D. Wardle cost of toe project ls $76,673.
said h
Wlto This Coupon - Clip and Save-Good Till Nov. 24, 1964
SAVE 35c
ON THE COST OF CLEANING A
MAN'S SUIT OR A LADIE'S DRESS
— ONE COUPON PER PERSON —
oLc
amoure 5
COIN OPERATED CLEANING CENTER
Only 1'/, Mile* South of Fresno Stole College
In tha New "College Village" — Cedar* Gettysburg
OPB4 7.30 AJA. TO 9i00 P.M. — CLOSED SUNDAYS
dwUlb.
e for use by
<1 the fl
the baseball team tols spring,
explained that toe contract for the
park can be extended li toe grass
falls to germinate after toe first
planting.
"If we have problems getting
the grass to germinate,* said
that Long Beach has defeated The coUege s
Fresno State. *We have also the east end (
scored less against Long Beach court. The woi
this year than ln previous years," cipe Ut Reddas
remarked the coach. K the light so th
The FSC water polo record It forth.*
now stands at 5 wins and se'
The FSC splashers wUl try
CALL FOR LOW
AIRLINE FARES|
STUDENT TOURS
DAUGHERTY
TRAVEL SERVICE
54 N. Van Nets 485-1661
LARGE FURNISHED
1-2 BDR. APTS.
8 ml. from FSC--Swimming
Pool. Married or responsible
GOLF WORLD
Mat Roster IP
NAME
WT
CLASS
Larry Baker
Sr.
Bill Bernstein
184
Soph.
Dick BIrbeck
Jr.
Eric Chrlstenson
185
Jr.
Robert DeRemer
Ronnie Harmon
Sr.
Stove Johansen
130
Jr.
Keith Klster
Jr.
iar,
Sr.
John Oiler
Sr.
Barry O'NeU
137
Sr.
Keith Sanders
152
Garth Spltler
138
Soph.
Ron Wagoner
MO
Sr.
FRESHMAN
TEAM
Gary Canova
Fr.
Steve Frank
133
Fr.
Mike Gallego
l r.-i
Fr.
Bill Jeans
128
Fr.
Steve Krislak
Fr.
Darrell Patterson
210
Fr.
Kent Pipes
173
Fr.
Mike Rudluff
147
Fr.
Ron Taylor
Mr,
Fr.
STILL I1APR0VIN6. IT
.... eight
GAMES TO TOP I OCO
YARDS IM RUSHiMC"
THIS YEAR.,
Parking
(Continued from Page 1)
ty Council, asked whether parking
restrictions could be automati¬
cally relaxed whenever.a public
event was being held on campus.
Dean Wardle said he would
study the public use of toe campus
to see whether this suggestion
parking every night. The school
ls obligated by toe state to have
fee parking in effect whenever
classes are ln session. Including
Members of toe council ex¬
pressed" the opinion
off time for parking
should be lowered as far as poss¬
ible ln view of the state obllga-
FSC Matmen Face
'Toughest Schedule'
Headed by potential All-Amer- to concentrate on his studies tola
lean Steve Johansen a 14-man season.
Fresno State College wresUlng The BuUdogs, to eight weight
team ls practicing daUy for the divisions, wlU compete Dec. 5
toughest wrestling schedule to the ln the Northern California Inter-
school's history. collegiate Championships ln San
"Johansen looks exceptionally Jose. Then they wUl go on to 20
fast and strong and could go all other meets Including dual meet
the way In his new 123-pound battles wlto Stanford, Oregon
class,* declared Coach Dick state, Oregon, CalUornia and
Francis. The 20-year-old Junior rugged CCAA opponents,
from Madera racked up 11 Francis has toe squad plus a
straight wins to annexing toe Pa- nine-man freshman team working
clflt Coast, Northern California out between 5 PM and 7PMMon-
and league 115-pound titles last day through Thursday ln the FSC
year. He lost by one point to toe gym. On Fridays they practice
national NCAA champion.
Other potential
Team Captain Don Nelson,
6 PM.
c Bli
ie most Improved grap-
tho squad; heavyweight
beck, a Junior college
Remember When
ctflc Coast champ; ai
Ron Wagoner, John
Ronnie Harmon.
Unfortunately the Bulldogs
must face the major college
Earning 12 varsity 1<
four sports, a record st
lng, versatile £
. He i
ln paratlve east
id- outfielder ln tne Daseoaji leam
axter was where he was especially noted
i long line for his outstanding defensive ab-
of outstanding athletes that Fres- illty.
no State College has produced. But his real love was basket-
Athletics were stUl on shaky ball and he excelled on the courts,
legs on toe FSC campus when His physique stood him to good
Rober t B. Baxter, a rugged six- stead, for to those early days
footer from Le Grand enrolled of the sport, officials were prone
as a freshman to toe fall of to overlook all but the most
1922. flagrant violations and toe play-
Thls was also toe year that ers were prone to engage In
tlon. FSC became a member of the carefree mayhem.
In other recent action, the newly organized California Coast But for all his 196 pounds,
council approved a subcommittee Conference, a loosely knit league Baxter displayed a dexterity that
report naming Vice President Including several Junior colleges enabled him to frequently srnre
VALLEY TYPEWRITER CO.
1919 FUSNO ST. AM 6-WJ6
formal Inauguration of President
JV Team Will
Play Porterville
The Junior varsity football
team wUl try to make Its final
effort of the year a winning one
when lt unleashes a wide open
passing attack against toe Por-
tervUle College Pirates Wednes-
2 PM game—part of toe
s Day C " " """
ration-
be ln Portervllle's Jamison Sta-
Builpup quarterback Terry
Maddux's passes from the I for¬
mation are now going for good
yardage to toe hands of end Bobby
points in a day when
20 points by the whole team was
subject to a congressional In¬
vestigation.
Although a freshman, he earned
a berth on the starting lineup
early In the season when he sank
26 points against Bakersfield
Junior College. The Bulldog:
jdthe
it of tl
n andF
champion¬
ship of the Coast Conference.
The following season (1923-
24), after lettering toe baseball
and football, Baxter returned
the o
r the s
s in tl
,■ Mi:!i
CLOVIS
"YOUR COLLEGE TOWN"
• Machine Shop Service
• Napa Jobber
Linenbach
Auto Parts
604 CLOVIS AVE.
CLOVIS, CALIF.
We also have a
ilore in Sanger.
Phone CY 9-4381
i YOUR FSC BARBER IN CLOVIS
lEmil's Downtown Barber Shopl
423 POUASKY ■
5 BARBERS HAIRCUTS $1.75 SHOE SHINER]
Tate
ior dropping their fl... -
games, Coach Kenny Gleason Chlco
hopes toe running of fuUback nv
Brian Muldoon and tailback Dale
Monteleone, Maddux's passes and
guard Vernon Young's defensive
play wUl add up to victory ln toe
APTS. FURNISHED
Swimming Pool 6 ml fron
FSC. Large living roomjtltj
hall, bath & study. FACULTy|
MEMBERS-Lower rent, spec¬
ial service, PHONE 266-1261
gainst Modesto Junior College
which decided the championship.
During the last two yearsBax-
_. _ ter was plagued by Injuries. He
_, College Of The Pac- w ( ^ J £
lflc, San Jose State College, and team> recelvlng acclalm M _,
College. outstanding lineman, but broke
ose of the season the o J, 1)askotbal,
battling Bulldogs had chalked up season ^ ^ h ^
the first championship football yeari
team to the schools history.... when he returned fortoc 1925-
and Baxter had begun Ms amazing 2(. season> he ,ound ^ heavy
career, scoring plays shifted to a slim
An all-around athlete, Bax- j-^-^,,^ name |
