1967_03 The Daily Collegian March 1967

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6—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Thursday. March 2. 1967
Mermen Churn Still Waters
In Three-Day League Meet
Diablo Duffers Test Fresno
Tomorrow In CCAA Play
The beginning of what could t
a highly successful California
Collegiate Athletic Association
season will get underway tomor¬
row afternoon when the Bulldog
llnksmen host the Los Angelas
State Dlablos.
Last Ume out on the greens, the
Fresno State squad suffered a
close 14 1/2-12 1/2 defeat at the
clubs of San Jose State.
The Spartans were the run-
ners-up In Ule 1966 NCAA cham¬
pionships * and this year's crew
Overall, the
1-1  having  won  the  schedule's
opening match against Cal State
Leading the pack for FSC will
be a pair of fine sophomores,
Jerry Heard and Larry Ander¬
son. Heard Is unbeaten whUe An-
agalnst SJS.
Match time Is set at lp.m. with
the site being the Fort Washington
Country Club.
Control California Folk Music Club
A FRESNO FAREWELL CONCERT
by MARK SPOELSTRA
Hoover High School
All Purpose Room
Corner of First and Rarstoi
Friday. March 3
8:00 P.M
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Ry TIM SIMMERS
With a 5-1 conference record
as It* credentials, Fresno State
College's swimming team com¬
petes In the California Collegiate
Athletic Association Champion¬
ship meet this weekend at San
Fernando Valley State CoUege.
The meet, which determines
the CCAA champion, begins
Thursday with trials In the after¬
noon and finals in the evening.
Friday wUl foUow the same pat¬
tern, and Saturday the trials will
be in the morning and the finals
In the afternoon.
The events will be distributed
among the days so multi-event
performers can be at full
strength. The 500 and 50-yard
freestyle events, and the 400-
yard medley relay and one meter
diving events are scheduled for
tho first day of the meet.
as significant a
said  Bulldog  coach Ara Halra-
bedlan.   *In a meet like this, It
takes the big guns to win.*
Fresno's main cause for suc-
swlmmers can make a great
snowing In this meet because the
big point* go to the winners and
It la difficult  to pick up more
It might s<
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s  Its  tl
San Diego State, the National
Collegiate Athletic Association
champions of the college division
for the past two years, Is the
favorite for tha championships,
feels It should
Besides Fresno, Cal State at
Long Beach, Cal State at Los
Angeles, and Cal Poly at San
Luis Obispo and Pomona are all
capable of copping the runnerup
position.
The Bulldog relay teams ap¬
pear to be at their peak now,
and Halrabedlan says It Is con¬
ceivable FSC has a chance to win
each of the 400 yard medley and
400 and 800 yard freestyle events.
In last Saturday's conquest of
the University of Pacific, Bulldog
relay teams lowered school rec¬
ords in both the 400 medley and
depth.  When  the Bulldogs were
not   able  to  take a first,  they
usually  came  through   with   the
thirds.
A team with Just a
lvldual   I
looks strong In the distance free¬
style races, with Juniors Jim
Shoemaker and John Wlnstead.
Shoemaker holds the school
standard In the 1000-yard free
and Wlnstead Just surpassed
Shoemaker's old record In the
500 yard free Saturday.
Much of Fresno State's suc¬
cess wUl go along with the degree
of success of the big three, Terry
Harper, Dave Bradford and
Brooks Wilson.
Harper is the defending CCAA
champion in the 200 yard breast-
stroke. Harper, a senior, has
beaten most of the top swimmers
In the event, but Halrabedlan
emphasizes that unknown swim¬
mers often rise to their peak in
Bradford, who wUl return next
year, will swim either the 50 or
the 100 yard freestyle, depend-
In the latter portion <
palgn and could go lr
200 freestyle events,
bedlan might save hln
Netters Ax
For Second
The Fresno State CoUege
racquetmen rolled to their second
straight victory yesterday after¬
noon by whipping the College of
Sequoias, 6-2.
Two   fine   three
Sequoias
Straight
Kuns and Lewis had a double
rlumphed In a singles outing.
id his man In two
»hlle   Lewis   was
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Bulldogs In Field Events
By ALAN BEYMEB
The brawn of this spring's
Fresno State College track team
-the men who handle the shot
put, discus and Javelin—rests
with a combination of newcomers
Despite the loss of school rec¬
ord holder Charles Nelson, the
shot put should be a strong i
Rough Sked
Faces 'Dogs
Fresno State College opens Its
1967 varsity track schedule Sat-
e Long Beach Relays.
I Bulldogs will be
Thp
action every week fc
r. The annual West
Coast Relays highlights the home
schedule which Includes dual
meets with such track and field
powers as Oregon State Univer¬
sity and San Jose State College.
Mar. 4—at Long Beach Relays
Mar. 11—at Stanford
Mar. 18-at Sacramento State
Mar. 22-Oregon State Univ.
Mar. 25-Cal Poly (SLO)
Apr.    1-Unlv. of California at
Santa Barbara
Apr.    8-San  Diego State, Cal
Poly of Pomona (at Clt-
Apr.   15-San Jose State
Apr.   22-Occidental College
Apr.   28-29-at Mt. SAC Relays
May     6-Long Beach State, Los
Angeles State   (at   LA
State)
May    12-13-West Coast Relays
May    19-20-CCAA champion¬
ships  at San Fer¬
nando  Valley State
June 15-17-NCAA champion¬
ships at Brlgham
Young (Provo, Utah)
oo the squad, according to head
coach Dutch Warmerdam. Ron
Heiman leads the putters with a
toss of 53-8. He will receive more
than adequate support from
Pierce Junior College transfer
Larry Peterson who has a put of
over 52 feet.
The discus throwers will be
headed by Scott Glaspey, former¬
ly of Fresno City College, who
has a best throw of 159 feet. He
will be backed up by Charles
Gardner who has a 153 foot toss
to his  credit and John Pretto.
Rick Leach Is the only return¬
ing Javelin thrower but If he Is
consistently   near his all time
Talent, Depth
Keynote 'Pup
Track Squad
Led by ErkklMustakarl.FSC's
16-9 pole vaulter, the Bulldog
freshman track squad possesses
two things It has lacked In the
past - talent and adequate depth.
Mustakarl, from Finland, en¬
rolled at FSC at midterm and has
since vaulted 16-7 at the Golden
Gate Invitational track meet Feb.
17 In San Francisco.
Coach Red Estes has several
other potential standouts headed
by 4:20 mller Rick Rubin from
San Diego. Paul Meyers, sprint¬
er, Dave Warmerdam, triple
Jumper and quarter-mller, and
distance runner Matt Dyer-Ben-
Estes, whose teams were
troubled by lack of depth In the
past — six men on last year's
squad - has 13 men on this year's
team. He almost has enough men
for one performer in each event.
However, he still Is badly In need
of hurdlers and jumpers.
The freshman eight-meet
schedule Includes dual compe¬
tition against Cal Poly at San Luis
Obispo, San Jose State, Occiden¬
tal CoUege and the University of
California at Santa Barbara frosh
teams and Reedley Junior Col-
The frosh season will be high¬
lighted by the State College
Freshman meet, May 6.
best of 205 feet, the Bulldogs will
not be weak In this event. Jack
Williams, with a best of 175 feet,
will back up Leach along with
sophomore John warkentln.
Warkentln, the only decathalon
performer on the squad, will also
throw the discus, perhaps put the
shot, and according to him, enter
as many other
Thursday. March 2. 1987
Coliseum Date Changed,
WCR Get Clear Sailing
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Volleyball Action
Begins Tonight
The Intramural volleyball
league will begin action tonight
In the Men's Gymnasium.
Independent teams will kick off
action at 7 p.m. and the frater¬
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o's West Coast Relays,
scheduled May  12 and 13, will
the Coliseum Relays, originally
scheduled tor the same weekend,
have been switched to June 2.
The Coliseum event and Comp-
ton Invitational track meet will
be merged Into one event this
Apparently the Coliseum event
was switched because It lost out
In competition for top athletes to
the Fresno meet.
The merger was necessitated
because of a conflict In dates
between the Coliseum Relays and
the West Coast Relays In Fresno,
making It difficult to obtain top
athletes for the Coliseum,* wrote
Los Angeles Times sportswrlter
Shav    click   In   Wednesday's
' Dutch Warmerdam, head FSC
track coach and director of the
WCR, commented,'This will help
tremendously. We ex¬
pect a tremendous team battle
this year among Brlgham Young
University, University of South¬
ern California, University of Cal¬
ifornia at Los Angeles and San
•With no meet oo Friday night
(the Coliseum event was always
on a Friday) both USC and UCLA
will be fresh tor our meet. Last
year USC and San Jose were fav¬
ored but BYU stole the show. All
four teams should stage a tough
battle.
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