1967_10 The Daily Collegian October 1967

              CCAA Play
—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN      Wednesday. October 25. 1967
Game-Of-Year On Tap
Bulldog Harriers Will
Compete For NCAA Title
By MIKE LASSITER
The San Diego State Aztecs
will Invade Ratcllffe Stadium Sat¬
urday night for what stacks up
to be toe California CoUeglate
Athletic Conference game of toe
year.
Fresno State, winner of Its
last three games, Is currently
tied wlto toe Border City team
for toe conference lead with a
3-0 record.
San Diego's Jim Hlght was
selected CCAA 'Lineman of toe
Week,* for toe seond time this
season for his play to toe Aztec's
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t 143 passes for
1148 yards and 10 touchdowns.
The senior quarterback trails
Long Beach's Dave Merrill by
30 yards to total offense.Merrill
has accumulated 1196 yards pas¬
sing and rushing toRobby's 1166.
Other Bulldogs who have dis¬
tinguished themselves ln confer¬
ence statistics are Lloyd Madden
and Gary Finch. Madden trails
San Diego's Lloyd Edwards ln
rushing 414 to 340 yards. Finch
is second ln too league to re¬
ceiving wlto  29  catches and Is
third ln scoring with six touch-       of Fre
downs for 36 points. cross
Besides toe San Diego-Fresno       t0 aJLl
tltantlc.   Valley   State   me
strong University     ' "
at Santa Barbara Saturday night.
Long Beach and Cal Poly (SLO)
will both be looking for their first
league win Saturday afternoon to
San Luis Obispo. The 49'ers
lost 26-21 to Northern Arizona
last week.
LA State will travel to toe Is-
e first time in the history'
o State CoUege", toe FSC
cross country team will be able
to attend toe NCAA CoUege Di¬
vision Championships to Whea-
ton, 111. Nov. 9-12.
The motion to send toe team
was passed Tuesday at toe Senate
Board of Athletics meeting.
•I think the cross country team
Including Estes,
four-day Jourr«y.
In other business, toe com¬
mittee passed a motion to granl
KFRE-TV permission to televise
13 basketball games this year.
John Culver's request foi
funds to attend too First Annual
United States IntercoUeglate Ar¬
chery Meet was denied by tot
commlttt
toe
e there I
fsc e
Theta Chi, SAE Can't Ease Up
VaUey State's Bruce Lemmer¬
man was picked 'Back of the
Week.* The senior quarterback
completed 14 of 28 pass attempts
for 247 yards and five touch¬
downs, and added 68 yards run¬
ning. His school record perfor¬
mance came to toe Madadors
40-21 victory over Cal Poly of
San Luis Obispo.
Aztecs Scared,
Says Coryell
SAN  DIEGO   CAP)   - 'We're
scared agalnl *
That's coach Don Coryell to-
forming that his San Diego State
College tootbaU team will be
emotionally Involved "when toe
Aztecs meet Fresno State Col¬
lege Saturday  night ln Fresno.
Coryell has said his players
don't play weU unless fright¬
ened. They were uneasy before
meeting Northern Illinois last
Saturday and triumphed 47-6,
for their 22nd straight win.
The Aztecs, ranked No. 1
among small colleges nationally,
have a 3-0 mark to California
CoUeglate   Athletic  Association
puy.
The Fresno Bulldogs are 3-3
but have won three and lost none
ln toe CCAA.
•We can't afford to let down
after a big win,' CoryeU told
the Quarterback Club1 luncheon
Monday. 'It's toe game for toe
conference championship.*
Coryell called Fresno State an
"exploslved   team  that can put
In the Second Division, un¬
beaten Theta Chi U and Alpha
Delta UpsUon cannot think ahead
to the meeting of those teams ln
toe finale.
ADU faces Lambda Chi Alpha
The Bulldogs upended Long
Beach this year, but were de¬
feated by powerful San Diego.
Seven  members of toe team,
in Held 4,
in SAE U
ta Chi II
p against Delta Sigma Phi (2-1)
n field 1, and Theta Chi will
a tough Sigma Chi (1-2)
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HALLOWEEN HOWL—After nearly a two century sabbatical, the In¬
famous Headless Horseman ot Sleepy Hollow mysteriously appeared
before the Memorial Fountain at the bewitching hour last night and
created quite a sllr on campus. Needless to say. the security patrol
was stupefied upon hearing from mystified motorists that a headless
horseman had disregarded the ordinance forbidding riding on campus.
The officers arrived at the scene in lime to spy toe unannounced
equestrian depositlnc several dozen pumpkins at strategic locations.
Before Ihe rider could be apprehended and cited, he disappeared into
An unimpeachable source reported toat toe Alpha Gamma tho fra¬
ternity acquired toe services of the fabled horseman to publicize
toclr annual Halloween Howl tomorrow nleht in the Rainbow Ballroom.
' No Charge Made
To Faculty Execs
Modern American Slogan
'Hurrah For Sex!'
y PAUL SULLIVAN. JR
Charge,  charge,
A request by Drs. Eugene zu
wait and H. Ray McKnlght i
aired during Wednesday's me
lng of the AcademlcSryiate Ex
utive Committee. It asked toat
Rally Promotes
Grubby Game
Students may wear their grab¬
bles ail day Friday and io toe
Bulldog-Aztec game Saturday
night  said  Bob Braltman, head
A -grubby* rally will be held
tomorrow at 1 p.m. to front of
the Cafeteria and wUl feature
the yell leaders. According to
■Braltman, toe raUy site has been
•"changed U
supplied any 1
Service of toe
Humphrey.
By CARLENE ANDERSON
Speaking on *Sex and the Fat
lly* at yesterday's Cross Cu
rents discussion, Dr. Davis s:
the  chances of premarital  s
urtlng marriages Is an todlvld-
Dr. Davis suggested toat post-
should bo a meaningful one, In¬
volving love and respect.
Dangerous problems arise, ac¬
cording to Dr. Davis, when people
try to separate love and sex and
use other people as tools of self
gratification.  Playboy magazine
■Many  times
Angels Turn To Hallo ween Witchery
To Benefit Children's Adoption Charity
resuppose   toe   administration
dents.  Free soft drinks wUl be
A car decorating contest will
be held before toe rally, with five
man teams, representing campus
organizations, doing their best to
decorate their cars within toe 15
, "Students may bring ail the
noise makers they wish to toe
game,* said Braltman, "with toe
the Secret Service c
gardlng FSC students.
The request stems f
leged confrontation be
Goodwin said he assumes the
only way toe agent could have
known who he was, Is through In¬
formation   supplied by  toe ad-
chairman of I
mlttee pointed out thai Goodwin
was at one of toe early planning
sessions tor toe visit. He also
suggested toat Goodwin could
very easUy have been pointed
out to toe Secret Service by one
of toe many bystanders to toe
crowd outside  toe Men's Gym-
Hotel today through Sunday
and give visitors a scare or two.
Members of toe Littlest Angel
Chapter of toe ChUdren's Home
Society of California, an adoption
agency, wUl be costumed as toe
haunts and staff toe second floor
of toe antique building at 1920
on  toe Mariposa Mall. Many of
haunted house wtil be open today,
Friday and Monday from 3 to
9 p.m., Saturday from noon to
9 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Tickets are 50 cents a person
and 40 cents a person tor groups
of 10 or more. Proceeds wUl go
children by toe society.
Dr.   Davis   i
people use se
so  desperately   to feel close to
someone." This may stem from
lack of security or other reasons.
A Roger L. Shlnn fllm, "Sex
and toe FamUy,* which features
Dr. Mary Calderone, preceded
Dr. Davis' discussion.
Dr. Shlnn summed up his study
saying, "The old slogan 'Beware
of Sex' to giving way to 'Hurrah
for Sex.' *
However, Shlnn did not feel
this lessened his responsibility
to learn to appreciate, enjoy and
Dr. Calderone, director of toe
Sex Information and Education
CouncU of toe United States,
strongly criticized the methods
she says many American couples
employ: using sex as a bribe,
weapon, reward or even a tool for
Foreigners Show Items On Campus
Literature, artifacts and ti
ttooal costumes from foreign
countries wUl be on display Fri¬
day as the InternaUonal Fair,
sponsored by toe International
Fair Committee of International
House, comes to Fresno State
College.
The four display booths, pro¬
vided by the fraternities, will be
set up between toe Education-
Psychology Building and toe Li¬
brary  from  10 a.m.  to 2 p.m.
The tour areas represented
will Include Africa, to* Ameri¬
cas, toe Middle East sad Europe
and the Far East. Representa¬
tives from toe various countries
will be working ln these booths
to explain their display and to
answer questions. Kathy Wegener (291-3973),Craig
Students   from   some   nearby     Stephens (291-6003) or Kays Al-
elementary schools wUl be oo     Mudarles (281-4575).
t to display,
is asked to tmmedl-