1965_02 The Daily Collegian February 1965

              Tho Collegian
Friday, February 26, 1965
Johansen gets
All American
grapple honor
Fresno State's Steve Johansen,
who was named to the third team
All America wresUlng squad this
week, will lead the Bulldog grap-
CoUeglate   Athletic  Association   1
Tournament at Long Beach.
Johansen, a 123-pounder from   j
Madera, was the loneCalUornlan
named to toe three teams of mid
season   All  Americans,  chosen   1
each year by Amateur WresUlng   c
News.  He  was  one of only two
grapplers  on  the west coast to   !
Johansen   complied  a   11-1-1
record In dual meet competition
Uiis season ln leading toe Bull¬
dogs  to a 11-2 mark. The Pa-   ,
clflc Coast  champion  also won
titles at toe Mare Island Invita¬
MAT CONQUEST — Fresno State 1
tional and San Diego Naval Train¬
Wirih-nlioefer walches the action.
ing Center tournaments.
morrow ln Long Beach.
Johansen will be a favorite to
toe   123-pound   class   at Long   .
1    1                    1
Beach, while teammate Don Nel-   1
L^J ■  ■ m^m L**. ^*e, % M
son, the team captain, is toe top
nugney,
contender  ln  the 177-pound di¬
vision. Nelson is also considered
ia threat  for  toe   Pacific Coast
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Photo by Frank Fleszel
UUe this season.
Coach Dick Francis will also
send Garth Spltler, RoiiWai:mn-r,
Larry Baker, Frank Cole, Eric
Chrlstensen and Bill Bernstein
into action tomorrow ln an at¬
tempt to oulscore Cal Poly for toe
team title. The Mustangs captur¬
ed the dual meet championship
of the CCAA with a 5-0 record.
Talbot will lead
FSC against Cal Poly
Lonnie Hughey and Maurice
Talbol, the California Collegiate
Athletic   Association's   top  two
averaging
Steady Aim
NEW YORK (UPI) - Charlie
Conerly of the New York Giants
set a National Football League
record of 36 pass completions in
one game against toe Pittsburgh
Steelers on Dec. 5, 1948.
Fresno, which leads San Fer¬
nando by half a game ln the tight
CCAA race, must beat the Mus¬
tangs to gain at least a tie for toe
title. The Matadors must topple
San Diego State tonight and Long
Beach State tomorrow night to
earn a deadlock with FSC.
Hughey and Tallwt, who appear
The 6-7 Hughey i:
22.8 points per game on the basis
of 22 games, whUe Talbot has a
21.G average. Hughey has scored
501 points whUe Talbot is second
among conference players with
433.
Lonnie also tops the CCAA ln
Ferson, while such standouts as
Tom Jacogsen, Vern Crlssman,
Al Brown, Don Davis, Larry
Walt, Dudley Burback, George
Sarantos, Don Salado, Don Leone,
Dick Dlebcrt and Joe Chappel
will lend support.
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a 14.5 game average. Long
Beach's John Rambo ls second
with 27G and Talbot Is third with
226, a 11.3 average.
Talbot's three-year career to¬
tal now stands a 1,4G2 points.
Should Fresno and San Fernan¬
do tie for the CCAA title, they
will meet Tuesday night ln the
Matadors' gym In a playoff for
the right to represent toe con¬
ference In the NCAA district eight
tourney next weekend ln Seattle.
The Bulldogs will return home
: tomeetUieAlum-
8 o'clock. Lead-
San Fernando
Los Angeles State
San Diego State
Long Beach State
Cal Poly
TONIGHT'S GAMES
Fresno State at Cal Poly
San Fernando at San Diego
Los Angeles at Long Beach
TOMORROW NIGHT'SGAME
FSC Alumni at Fresno State
San Fernando at Long Beach
Los Angeles at San Diego
Baseballers hit
road for pair;
| Doyle is lost
Coach Pete Belden, who has
watched his Fresno State base¬
ball ranks dwindle ln recent
weeks, will take the Bulldogs to
toe bay area for games with toe
strong Santa Clara Broncos to¬
day and toe University of Cali¬
fornia tomorrow.
Belden's latest setback came
Tuesday when his No. 2 hurler,
Pat Doyle, was lost indefinitely
with torn ligaments as toe re¬
sult of an lntrasquad play at flrsl:
base. Belden was counting on
Doyle, a starting Utoger last
season, for regular turns on Uie
mound this year.
With Doyle out, Belden may use
Rick Plerlnl, toe former Dos
Palos High star, as his No. 2
twlrler behind ace Buzz Stephen.
Stephen ls expected to get toe
starting nod against the Broncs
today, whUe Plerlnl may get toe
call   in tomorrow's game with
Santa Clara, which has beaten
toe PhUly Rookies and Hayward
State, features the power hit¬
ting of Howard Martin, a former
Roosevelt High of Fresno stand-
son and Is being touted as an
All American candidate.
California gave an indication
of Its power when toe Bears
trounced toe University of San
Francisco, 8 to 0, ln toe season
opener for both teams.
Fresno, which dropped 8-5 and
8 to 2 decisions to UCLA last
weekend, came back Monday to
trip toe Rookies, 4 to 1. Stephen
and Plerlnl combined to toss a
three-hitter for toe win.
Larry SUva, toe Bulldogs' 5-7
first baseman, ls toe team's lead¬
ing hitter with a .445 average on
two doubles and two singles ln
nine trips. SUva has batted ln
three runs. Terry Helzenrader
ie Bulldogs'lone
CLEVELAND (UPI) - Place-
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the Cleveland Browns set toe Na¬
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by scoring at lt
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Friday, February 26, 1965
The Collegian
Page 7
Bulldog spike
quartet is set
for SF meet     **?*+
BULLDOG BLASTER — FSC catcher Lane Tremblay rips a single
against UCLA ln the season opener. Tremblay is expected to see
plenty of action when the Bulldogs battle Santa Clara today and
California tomorrow. Photo by Frank Fleszel
By The Way
By bob McCarthy
Although toe 39th running of toe West Coast Relays ls stiU
months away, toe famed two day track and field extravaganza
ls already feeling the effects of the bickering between toe Am¬
ateur Athletic Union and tho National Collegiate Athletic Assocla-
The brief tnice bel
end Monday ana toe
States ls expected to
last year.
The results of this Infighting are being felt by the major
warring factions ls
r  track  leadership  ln the United
vith  toe full Intensity It reached
By DOUG YAVANIAN
The 1965 Indoor track season
wUl end for most of the Fresno
State board splkers tonight with
the running of the Golden Gate
Invitational Indoor Track Meet
ln San Francisco.
Again leading the pack and a
ard dash, wUl be Darel New-
. The bald flash ls going for
fifth victory of toe '65 sea-
polnt-getter for the squad.
The Taft flash wlU run ln both
toe 100-yard dash and the fur¬
long during the outdoor season.
Workman was timed ln 9.4 and
20.7 for these events.
He wUl also run a leg on toe
relay teams and If needed wUl
be used ln Uie long-Jump, where
he has Jumped over 24 feet,
and the 440-yard dash.
Also competing ln tonight's
Bay City meet will be Charles
Craig, triple-Jump, andSidNlck-
olas who will be entered ln two
events, toe long-jump and Uie
high hurdles.
With this meet ending the In¬
door competition, the 'Dog splk¬
ers wUl get no rest as outdoor
competition  begins  Mar.  6 and
s toe n
-t of V.
both AAU and NCAA athletes to compete in toe past. The 'war*
has left several, including the WCR, ln a precarious position be¬
tween the two factions.
For many years, too West Coast Relays has been comltted to the
NCAA, but AAU athletes have been allowed to compete in open
division events.  This,  generally,   met  the approval of the AAU.
Now, toe AAU will not sanction participation ln any NCAA
meet and vise versa. This policy forces Uie major track meets
to choose between the two and wUl limit the calibre of athletes
a carnival can attract.
WCR Director Cornelius 'Dutch* Warmerdam said toe Fresno
meet has emphasized, for a number of years, collegiate teams
rather than individual stars and this policy will continue, at least
through the 39th WCR.
The California Relays at Modesto annually offers the other ex-
wlth toe National Collegiate Ath¬
letic Association Championships
ln Berkeley.
The Mar. G event. Long Beach
Relays,  will  give  Coach  Dutch
I look a'
varsity track squad in
competition,
et  will  Include  other
of toe California Col¬
legiate Athletic Association plus
ed by University ofSouUiernCal-
.  Tho   I
AAU and foreign athlete, with little emphasis on the collegiate
team. Should the Cal Relays stick to its policy this year, Its faces
tho loss of top college from tho west.
The Coliseum Relays has had booth NCAA and AAU athletes
annually, but will probably go to a completely collegiate format
this year. This means that'such stars as Peter Snell, Ralph
Boston and Dallas Long will not be allowed to compete as they have
to recent years in the Los Angeles classic.
WhUe toe NCAA and the AAU are swuabbling back and forth,
track meets like the WCR are forced to sufter. But toe real losers
are the track buffs, who flock to meets in great numbers when the
attractions are there and are conspicuously absent when they are
SIDE SHOTS -- Darel Newman, Fresno State's bal
on the verge of his greatest season. The former Si
sprinter has won four Indoor GO yard dashes this si
of G flat for 60 yards and a sizzling 5.3 for 50 j
after No. 5 tonight in theGoldenGalelnvitational m
Cisco. . .Sam Workm:       '   '
Sam Workman, Fresno State's No. 2 sprinter
who has a 9.3 best In the 100-yard dash, wUl run tonight In toe
GO-yard dash at the Golden Gate Invitational Indoor meet at San
Francisco. Photo by Bob Crispin
Bulldog gridders
will open practice
By DOUG YAVANIAN
On paper, Fresno State College should be twice too gridiron team
It was last year on the strength of 25 junior college transfers plus
34 or so returning players.
Bulldog mentor, Phil Krueger, will know better after Monday
when the 59 players begin spring practice.
The team will workout at Rat-   	
rllfii- Sia-lium on Mondays, Wed- Leading the pact of veterans,
nesdays and Thursdays at Including 1G lettermen, will be
G:30 PM and wUl have 9 AM ses- all-league defensive back Dave
slons on Saturdays. Plump and all-league center Paul
The  squad  will   conclude  toe   Warkentln.
spring    practice   with   a game      The nuarterl
against  an  alumni squa<
(, the leader of
y football  team,  ls  going  to
1  Rogers of probably be Uie team's only ma-
2 Fresno City College, on Apr. 3. Jor problem.
B      Krueger has grabbed some fine AlUiough,  at  toe present, six
0 players,  Including  Curtis  Fra- men are vying for tho position,
t  zler,  a halfback from Berkeley only  two seem to have toe ex-
B  and  Larry  Mai of Fresno City porlence   necessary  to  fUl  toe
3 College, a fullback. assignment.
t      The 'Dogs, for the first time The best bet for toe Job seems
3  in a number of years, wUl have to lie FCC's Dan Robinson. Push-
3  five plus units. From a general ing him for toe job are '64 re-
7  viewpoint, lt will tie a hard de- serve  QB Steve  Rodriguez and
)  clslon  In  assigning  Uie men to freshman     quarterback    Terry
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