1967_10 The Daily Collegian October 1967

              ■ 8—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Friday. October Z1. 1967
Poloists Face SDS,
Fullerton Saturday
The Fresno State CoUege w
n wlUta
t meets Cal
dip Saturday when
SUM Fullerton at noon and San
Diego State ai 4 p.m. ta toe cam-
Both Fullerton and San Diego
play, while toe Bulldogs stand
Not only must coach Ara Halr¬
abedlan worry about two games ta
the space of five hours, but also
a long sick list. Three players
are down wlto sore throats and
two with ear Infections.
"I'm really worried about a
team letdown after last week's
big win over LA,* said Halra¬
bedlan. 'The boys have been flat
Bulldogs, Aztecs Battle
In pracUce this week."
The BuUdogs will need su¬
preme efforts from goalie B1U
Zumwalt, Mike Woods (l*st
week's top scorer wlto 3 goals)
and Jim Shoemaker if they hope
to improve their league stand¬
ings.
Halrabedlan Is afraid toe team
may be looking past Fullerton.
"We were beaten badly by toe
Aztecs early to toe season (12-
4) and toe boys want to avenge
that   loss,*   stated toe Fresno
The BuUdogs have never played
the Titans before. "All we know
about them Is they beat LA State
Mike Freeman-A Key
To Defensive Power
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of Lloyd Madden, Fred Figueroa
and   back-up   fullback   Mike
AS obvious as lt Is toat toe
Bulldogs must score to win, lt Is
Just as obvious toat Fresno's
smarting defense will have to
contain toe Aztecs U hope for a
Missing from the defensive
alignment will be linebacker Tom
McCall, woo Is still out with a
bad back, and safety Roger Young,
who Is limping on a bum knee.
With Young unable to see much
acUon, If any ai all, It will be up
to Ken Murasky to stop Haven
Moses and toe SDS aerial attack.
Sam Germany may Oil ta for
Murasky at times.
Replacing McCall again this
week will be John Focke, a 198-
pound sophomore. Focke was one
of the defensive standouts against
Los Angeles State and according
to his coach, Darryl Rogers,
"he'U get too Job done.*
Rogers said he Isn't really
concerned about toe Injuries. "We
have too much else to worry about
to let our Injuries bother us.*
Giving Murasky an assist ta
stopping toe Aztec passing game
wUl be veteran defensive backs
Mike Freeman, Ervta Hunt and
Mark Bogdanovlch.
Trying to stop Teddy Washing- •
ton, Lloyd Edwards and toe San
Diego running game wUi be quite
a job for Fresno's defensive line,
which will remain toe same as
lt has been ta toe past-RonRem-
lngton, 198, and Ron Lelmbach,
200, ends; Dennis Earl, 227, and
Tony Welch, 233, tackles; and
Lyle    Setenclch,    233,   middle
Joining Focke at linebacker
wUl be veteran Frank Kerby, a
201-pound senior.
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It may be of note toat Fresno
ad a 22-game winning
n CCAA play goto;
Young Is Olcay
It was learned tola morning
that Roger Young has been
given toe green light to play
Saturday night. But since he
has not pracUced all week, he
Is still a doubtful starter.
Tom McCall Is sUllaquestion
the San Diego contest of 1962.
Now li Is San Diego toat has a
22-game streak overall.
The Fresno team feels that toe
Aztecs will leave wlto a record
of 22-1. At least toat Is toe figure
Freeman jotted down under a sign
on toe locker room blackboard
which reads-toe fall of toe Az-
And we are going to play a hunch
and go along wlto the Bulldogs
and predict a 20-14 upset victory
tor Fresno.
By Kl I III WOODS
Coll.tl«n Sport. Wrll.r
Football phUosophers have al¬
ways said toat "toe best defense
And MUce Freeman is one of
the main reasons toat Fresno
State has toe kind of defense toat
makes a good offense.
Freeman, a modest senior phy¬
sical education major from Fres¬
no, has been superb for toe BuU¬
dogs ail season, as both left
defensive cornerback and punt
return specialist.
•Everything I know about play¬
ing defensive halfback, I learned
from Coach Darryl Rogers,* ex¬
plained Freeman. "I've played
tor blm (at Fresno City CoUege
and FSC) and studied his theories
for nearly five years."
Considering Freeman's per¬
formance thus far this season,
that's quite a tribute to Rogers.
Wlto toe season just half over.
Freeman has dlsUngulshed him¬
self as one of toe best defensive
backs to FSC history. He has al¬
ready earned himself a page ln
toe BuUdog's record books. He
has shattered Dave Plump's sea¬
son punt return records, having
run back 19 for an amazing 331
yards. A brUllant 99-yard punt
return for a touchdown against
Montana State broke a record toat
had stood since 1935.
How did lt feel?, was toe ob¬
vious quesUon. "Great,* Free¬
man repUed, "but I just hope I
can do lt against San Diego State
Saturday night.*
In case you've been under a
rock, toe No. 1 ranked small col¬
lege football team ta toe naUon,
San Diego State, wUl play toe
BuUdogs Saturday at 8 p.m. ta
Ratcllffe Stadium. And wlto thorn
comes Freeman's toughest as¬
signment this year,  end Haven
"Our whole team and coaching
staff think he Is toe best end ta
toe league," said Freeman. "I've
watched films of him and he's
quick wlto good moves.*
"San Diego's offense Is geared
for running right through you for
short gains," Freeman explained,
"but they know they can usually
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ere wlU be other games and
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FRESNO    STATE   COLLEGE
VOL. LXXHl. NO. 3
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA
MONDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1967
The Great Squelch
Flower House Expose
By DIANA VASQUF.7.
g to a shack on Shaw Ave-
Gel Interviews. Gain their
[dence and maybe they'll
1 their caches of LSD and
ta. Get pictures of them
I
e-ln.in
room. In case they're belllgerant,
take a big, husky photographer
wlto you. You can't miss their
shack, It's got a pretty flower
on toe roof. Good luck.*
Wlto this directive from Lois
Lane and a photographer ln tow,
den. Located next to television
station Kjko, toe hippie hideout
proved to be a two-story struc¬
ture,  a little    dllapadated    but
tastefully complimenting toe red
Walking up to toe front door
we passed a sign nailed to toe
porch pUlar. "Watch out for the
Children' lt warned. Visions of
scruffy, barefoot kids dogging
the steps of their equally scruffy,
We knocked, and toe door opened
to reveal a young man dressed to
Jeans, short-sleeved shirt and
shoes.   He was  not  scruffy  or
symbols,    flowers    or    Haight-
Ashbury   paraphernalia.    None.
brary  covering nearly half toe
wall of toe living room. The room
why toe peace sign and the flower
on toe roof? "It was Just a spur
of toe moment thing. I felt toat
the symbols themselves had sin¬
cere moUves behind them. So one
afternoon some friends of mine
got together and we painted toe
flower on toe  roof. The peace
listened as toe Interview con¬
tinued. Anderson revealed him¬
self as a serious thinking young
man who is worried about toe
world situation and toe part he
plays ln lt. "I'm against ail
war, but If there was a war toat
was truly JusUfled, If my family
lawn without
f full of record
albums, rugs on toe floor, a
couch, chairs, paintings on the
wall and an air conditioner. In¬
stead of smelling like marijuana
and fresh flowers, toe room
smelled of hot coffee and ciga¬
rettes. We were disappointed.
The young man who opened toe
door was Jerry Anderson, 18,
a sophomore and obviously
amused at toe looks of disappoint¬
ment on our faces. Sitting down
on toe sofa we began our lnter-
slgn.
"There are three,
living here. I'm toe most liberal,
other Is conservative. The con-
servaUve     Just  tolerates     my
would fight.'
"This nipple movement Is
rejecting all society, It's given
up. Well, I haven't given up. I'm
opUmlsUc about our society and
As If on cue toe front door
opened and conservaUve Bernle
Hlnes, 27, and an ex-serviceman,
walked in and sizing uptoesltua-
on) (J
NT,   I  d
part of It.'
Assured toat Anderson hadn't
painted any more roofs, Mines
lighted a cigarette, seated hlm-
At the menUon of hippies, Hlnes
spoke up, "Those people are a
bunch of kids playing games. AU
they're doing Is raising antago¬
nism. They don't accomplish a
thing." Do you think there are
many true hippies on toe FSC
campus? "No, they're Just play¬
ing their little games. Those toat
riot are Just being downright clvU
disobedient. But as long as they
don't Injure mo', they can do as
they please."
At this Ume toe third room¬
mate, BUI Lerrlgo, a confessed
moderate, 21, and a Junior walked
Into toe house. Surprised to find
so many people ln his home, Ler¬
rlgo laughed when he found toat
The DaUy Collegian was doing an
ossaso on toe Infamous Hippie
House. "You're not toe first
people who knocked on our door
looking for hippies, said Ler¬
rlgo. There Is always somebody
stopping by looking for Informa¬
tion on where to get pot. Once
some people stopped and wanted
and toe
flower on toe roof, hippies would
show them around toe place, but
when they saw our gun collecUon
on toe bedroom wail they'd get
shocked and leave. It's been a
long Ume since anyone wlto long
hair has come around."
Obviously enjoying toe re¬
telling of their experiences, Ler¬
rlgo continued, "On nights when
there Is nothing to do we sit
outside and watch toe cars goby.
The double takes are really great.
I'm Just worried toat someday
somebody Is going to got hurt.
A few days ago a motorcyclist
had a wreck outside our house,
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Students To Protest Napalm Use
The scheduled picketing coin¬
cides wlto a week-long peUUon-
slgnlng   campaign   which  would
Chemical Co. from conducting
career Interviews on campus
Wednesday and Thursday. (The
Placement Office said toe repro-
for bombs.
A spokesman for -the group,
which caUs Itself toe Friends
of toe Student Nonviolent Coor¬
dinating Committee, said they do
not anticipate any action wUl be
taken on their peUUon unless
they can get several thousand slg-
Teel they have to try-
be presented to Dr. Frederic
Ness, president of Fresno State
College,  tomorrow    or     Wed-
Mlss Merodle Robb, revlverof
the  FSC  Friends of SNCC, has
be on toe picket line Wednesday',
but said she has had excellent
response from other Fresno-
area peace organizations which
feels like hanging someone to
effigy or lying down to toe street,
toat wUl be all right.
Jay Goodwin, a student activist
but not aSNCC member, revealed
he does  not anticipate anything
ir toat Ui
Dow Chemical Co. representaUve
will be bodUy prevented from
holding Job talks, Goodwin said
he does not oxpect any such acUon
but also slated lt Is aposslbUlty,
citing toe case at toe University
of Wisconsin. Last week on the
1 campus a Dow Chem¬
ical representaUve was bodUy
removed from the buUdlng where
he was conducUng Interviews.
d he had expected
napalm' on     toe    part   1
students. He said most of
^EDITORIAL*
A Sign Of The Times
By GARY DALOYAN
IIIIIIIUJ
FRIENDLY PERSUASION—Nearly 200 students
and faculty members have fixed Ihelr signatures to
a petition which objects to toe appearance ol a Dow
Chemical Company representative at career inter-
esslons Wednesday and Thursday. Jay Goort-
conlident and dedicated protester, explained
goals to Dick Swenson. who listened
eolly-jaU i
'Student doves and ar, elite group of polltcal acUvlsts are once
again preparing to place Fresno State CoUege ln toe national
spotlight.
The first such Incident occurred several weeks ago when nearly
100 students and faculty members Incited an orderly walkout during
Vice president Hubert Humphrey's appearance on campus. Later, toe
anti-war protesters conducted a peaceful demonstraUon near toe
gymnasium as toe vice president departed ln his glimmering white
limousine. Unfortunately, as toe motorcade puUed away from toe
crowd-Uned curb, a secret service agent directed an unprovoked,
Irresponsible and threatening remark to one of the protest leaders. In
doing so toe agent endangered toe safety of toe vice president as
well as bystanders. Fortunately, too spark did not Ignite toe tinder and
toe crowd was restrained. Nevertheless, If toe witnesses had been of
a more militant nature, toe peaceful demonstraUon could have Inflated
Into riotous proportions.
Again we are faced with another peace demonstratlon-a sign of toe
times. Last week, Dow Chemical Company representatives on career
recruitment tours of several major colleges were physically barred
from conducting student Interviews. The Dow Chemical Co. Is a chief
manufacturer of napalm being used to toe Vietnam war. The Jcllled-
gasoltoe compound, when detonated near a victim, results to horren¬
dous first degree burns and ultimately death because of Us adhesive
components.
The Dow representaUve wUl be on campus Wednesday and Thursday
with Intentions of interviewing seniors and graduating students
Interested ln technical fields. Peaceniks and poUtlcal acUvlsts,
labeling themselves as 'Friends of SNCC* (Student Nonviolent Co¬
ordinating Committee), are working fsverously to obtain signatures
on a peUUon requesting toe coUege administration to ban toe chem-
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