1968_09 The Daily Collegian September 1968

              Sports
4    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Friday, September 20, 1968
Bledsoe is water polo mentor
Former athlete now FSC coach
Hudson at helm as
FSC meets Bengals
Darryl Rogers' third season
as Fresno State football coach
will get underway tomorrow night
as his Bulldog gridders take
3 the Ratcllffee    "    ~
:e College
to battle
Klckoff   til
in   the    14,0(
Returning
quarterback for FSC. The Junior
signal caller played In the
shadows of all-conference Danny
Robinson last season. Junior
Don Zimmerman, a transfer from
Fresno City College and the Uni¬
versity of Colorado, will back up
Hudson   In   the   field  general's
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The Fresno State vs. Idaho
State football game will be
played at Ratcliffe Stadium
tomorrow evening at eight
p.m. Instead of tonight, as
was reported In yesterday's
Dally Collegian.
"have Its hands full", says
Rogers, trying to stop the passes
of  Bengal     quarterback    Larry
rman Erv Hunt will head
; defensive backneld,
will  also  Include   Lloyd
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WANT ADS
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By TODD NICHOLSON
The FresnoStateCollegewater
polo team opens Its season this
evening with a new coach at the
helm. Dennis Bledsoe, for¬
mer FSC aquatic great, will
head the Bulldogs' water sports
tending the Olympic Games In
Mexico City. Hairabedlan coach-
. ed Bledsoe during his years of
record-breaking performances
In  water     polo  and swimming.
three years of water polo at FSC,
Bledsoe scored more goals
than any other player In the
school's history. Playing from
I960 to 1962, he was honored Most
Valuable Player In 1961 and
gained  a berth on the All-Con-
The new coach started playing
water polo and swimming com¬
petitively     at   Bakersfleld Col-
junlor college All-American In
swimming. Coming to Fresno
State In I960, Bledsoe was cap¬
tain of the Bulldog swim team
In 19G2. Swimming mainly free¬
style, he was on the medley and
freestyle relay squads setting
school records In 19G2. The
freestyle relay team almost set
a state record but was disqual¬
ified on a technicality.
Following     graduation     from
Bulldog starting lineups
end - Dave Harris
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quarterback   -   Ron   Hudson
halfback   - Fred Parker
fullback   -   Mike   Flores
flanker   -   Rick  Sexton
DEFENSE:
end - Gene Sugllan
tackle - Tony Welch
middle guard - John Focke
tackle - Ron Remington
end - Dave   Auxler
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halfback - Ted Cowles
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5. HAPPENINGS (ACTIVITY NIGHTS)*
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FSC, Bledsoe played polo for
the San Francisco Olympic Club
and coached swimming at Clay¬
ton Valley High School In Con¬
cord, California. While at Fresno
State, he majored In social
science with a minor In physical
education. He was a member of
Kappa Sigma fraternity.
The new coach will test his
water-dogs tonight and tomorrow
as hosts of the Fresno State
College Water PoloTournament.
Participating schools Include
University of Pacific, University
of California at Santa Barbara,
and San Diego State. The Bull¬
dogs' open the tournament this
evening at 7 p.m. against UOP.
10 a.m. with Fresno meeting San
Diego. The water-dogs will tangle
with the Gaucho's  of Santa Bar¬
bara at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Bledsoe has stated that the
team looks solid. However,
he notes, 'Competition will be
stiff this weekend a
the whole si
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The Daily Collegian
LXXIV/6   FRESNO STATE COLLEGE, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA   MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1968
Art of winemaking will be    Hitch emphasizes
depicted in unusual exhibit
The Christian Brothers His¬
torical Collection, a unique art
exhibit In wine making, will be
shown at Fresno State College
starting Tuesday and continuing
through Oct. 4.
More than 60 drawings and
prints, 44 pieces of sculpture,
crafts, vintner's objects and tools
will be displayed In the College
Art Gallery,  near  the Library
The Items In the exhibit
were selected by Donald J.
Brewer, FSC's new Art Exhibit
Director,  and  Norman Fromm,
with . Fromm   and Slchelr Inc.,
distributor?   for Christian
Brothers.
Fromm has spent almost 40
years assembling this unusual
art display, a number of the ob¬
jects coming from hlsownfam-
n Germany.
The exhibit depicts 500
years of wine In the arts,* said
Dr. Frederic W. Ness, FSC pres¬
ident. -We are Indeed pleased
to be the first California Slate
College to present this out¬
standing collecUon to our faculty.
Cleaver decision a
personnel matter
munlty.*
LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The
decision to limit Black Panther
Eldrldge Cleaver to one lecture
at the University of California at
Berkeley was a personnel matter
riculum, university president
Charles J. Hitch said Sunday.
The Board of Regents, govern¬
ing body of the university, Friday
voted 10 to 8 to limit all guest Hitch advanced the plan to 11m-
speakers to one appearance per II speakers as a compromise so-
quarter In courses given for lotion to the controversial Clear-
eredlt.
Cleaver, minister of Informa¬
tion for the Panthers, had ac¬
cepted an Invitation to deliver 10
lectures on racism to an experi¬
mental sociology class at the
Berkeley campus. When the word
got out, It caused a furor In the
political and academic commun¬
ities.
Hitch said the decision did not
infringe on the faculty's tradi¬
tional power to develop courses.
The Cleaver decision was a per¬
sonnel matter over which faculty
and the regents have 'joint* con¬
trol, he said.
■The faculty still has author¬
ity over courses,* he said. *lt
has   not   been   affected  In any
Dr. Max Rafferty, superinten¬
dent of public Instruction, said
the decision to allow Cleaver one
lecture will bring 'strong moves*
from the state legislature.
"A Utile bit of Eldrldge Cleav¬
er Is Uke being a little bit preg¬
nant," the Republican c
for the U.S. Senate told m
•I predict a full scale, top to
bottom Investigation of the uni¬
versity by the Legislature, re¬
sulting In a series of devastating
'" saldRaffer-
He said the board of regents
must take the full blame fori al¬
lowing Cleaver to lecture on the
Berkeley campus.
Pomologist Allan Hewitt
joins Agriculture staff
Ell I tn   IID   I AT    Campus parking continues to       by this MM sewcMni
FILLED   UP   101     ^ .big problem as witnessed      place before class begins.
Aid to underprivileged
children goal of TIME
Dr. Allan A. Hewitt has Joined
the faculty of the Fresno State
College School of Agriculture as
Staff pomologist.
Wayne E. Blehler, chalrmanof
the FSC plant science depart¬
ment, and Lloyd Dowler, dean of
the school of agriculture, an¬
nounced the appointment.
Hewitt will replace O. M.
Braun, principal vocational In¬
structor in agriculture, who an¬
nounced his retirement after 32
years on the FSC faculty.
Hewitt received his bachelor's
and master's degrees at the Uni¬
versity of California at Davis
and his Ph.D. In 1962 from the
Hewitt's writings have ap¬
peared In a number of profes¬
sional Journals  and magazines.
Geographers to
hold planning
meet Tuesday
The Geography Club will meet
Tuesday at 1 p.m. In the Inter¬
national Room of the Cafeteria.
According to club president,
Dave  Hornbeck, the meeting win
TIME, an organization of Tu¬
tors Interested In Minority Edu¬
cation, 1« looking for Fresno
State College students topartici-
tlctpate In their program of edu¬
cational assistance to minority
group students.
pam Boyd, co-chairman of the
organization, said the only re¬
quirement for tutors Is a willing¬
ness to spend some free time
helping an underprivileged child.
TIME ts recruiting at both FSC
and Fresno City CoUege but It la
not necessary to be a student to
participate in the program.
Miss Boyd said that about 40
FSC students have signed op for
the program so far this semester
but added, *We need all the tutors
we can get.*
Those who commit themselves
to the program are asked to •»"""
two hours a week with their —
signed child. Transportation wlil
be provided for those tutors who
Interested students may call
Miss Boyd, Mary Casarez or
Joan Mortensen at 224-0204 or
Linda Shew at 237-3281.
An orientation meeting for new
tutor* wlU be held Oct. 3 at
7:30 p.m. In the International
Room of the Cafeteria.
University of Maryland. He was be basically a business session,
the assistant pomologist and lee- New membera of Gamma Tntta
hirer at UC from 1964-1968 and Upstlon, the professional geog-
aerved as a horticulturist tor the raphy society, wlU be given their
United Statea Department of Ag-     memberahlp certificate.*. ,
riculture from 1962-19*4. -We are asking all Geography
Married and the father of two Club   membera  and geography
children, Hewitt la a member of atudent* to attend,*    Hornbeck
the American Society tor Hortl- added.  "All alwleotoj    with an
cultural Science and American Interest   in geography are also
Society of Plant psysiologlsts.     Invited to attend.*	
1 college honor* atudent, Hewitt Otter ottlcersof ti»C*ography
 a Kappa Clob    are   John Uentw,   vie*-
and Margaret Myer, secretary.
Chute memorial fund is established
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A   memorial   fund  has   been
' his tl me, particularly to students ' becoming an officer and control-   > 8' arrtU  American University,
„,.„,„,„    ...»       from other countries needing un- ler of a number of Ohio business      United States   Army, In France,
College   School   of Business In    deratandlng and assistance.* firms. ■"**"**T*T**»fiTTL. __^..
honor of Dr. A. Hamilton Chute,        Professor emeritus of man- Ha decided to return to the
adjunct professor of management     agement   and   marketing at the educational field In 1930 starting
and   marketing   since   January,      University of Texas, Dr. Chute as  an  Instructor on the faculty
1966,   who  died last month In     joined   the   faculty at the FSC of Onto Stat* University, where
Austin, Texas. He was 76. School of Business upon the re- he  received  his  M. A. in 1931      „.,   v	
Urement of Dr. Louis A. Mudg*. and ph. D.   n 1985. A year later      liaUons related to his Held* of
Dr. Chut* had a long and dis- (1938) be became an associate  *■
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, After Minnesota.  Prom  1943 to 1945
Dr. aletto* Flak. o*"> °t tn*
business and government. After Minnesota,  from ivm to i
receiving his  bachelors degree Dr. Chut* served with the 1
at the University of Michigan In Food Administration In Wash!
1916, he  taught briefly In high ton. D. C. In 1945 he waa nameu
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