1956_12 The Daily Collegian December 1956

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Mandenburgh Begins 3rd
Year As Bulldog Coach
By BobCkr*.
Head basketball coach Bill Vandenburgh is embarking on
his third year at the helm of FSC s hoop fortunes with hopes
of bringing his win-loss mark for hi:, brief Raisin City tenure
up to the .500 mark.
yjot blessed with enough  talented basketballers to cope
•Kb tb* rasses) California Banket-*
^11 Association competition. Van-1 EEEj
•eawersk  was
my company.
i   may  well   guide   hla
Kuiutag   backeteera   to   tk*   wins
reseded to put his three-year mark
*   by season's .nd.
VaasaeBBergk was at FSC far on.
-nr. aa assistant basketball coach
I oach.  before  be  took
at** the rein, as  bead  hoop  men
■ Ilrectly from
Baa  York, where be had received
I let. tor  of  Eduction  degree  al
the < frlusakla I'nulverslty Teachers
. BSJSSJ
He gained his first basketball
aromlasaes In 1*45. when he earn
td hi* first of Hve vanity totter.
■ Wsabington. Team captain of the
.er Conference Chaav
bbbs tsaai of 1S47-48. b. slso earned
two letters In tennis at tk. big
eesrthwest university
After graduating wltk a Bachelor
of Science degree In mathematics
id *i. Vandenburgh continued hi*
reart  activity   by   playing  on   the
BILL VANDENBURGH
Seattle Alpine Dairy team, which
finished fourth ln the AAI nation
al championships that year. He was
named lo the AAf All America
team after the national tournament.
When Illness cut abort a brief
tenure with tbe professional Bos
ton Celtics. Vadenburgh returned
to IW. where he taught physical
education and earned his MA In
that subject.
Recalled into the Marin. Corps
ta 1K0. he came to FSC upon his
As you may have guessed from
his basketball prowess, Vandenburgh rarely haa to strain hla neck
while Instructing any of hia charges He stands In tk* neighborhood
of S-feetf 4 Inches
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Alcorn, Brown
Lead Bulldogs
Past Hornets
Big jOary Alcorn aad lumping
Leu Brown w*r* tk* oaly Bulldogs on target coa.late.try Friday
night but th*lr eomblaed efforts
netted ST point* ta pees tb* FSC
quintet lo i Tl lo 7S triumph
over Sacramento State a Horneta
on the local hardwood*
The Bulldogs Jumped ahead In
the firat mlnuteson Holland Todd's
brace of laylna and extended their
lead to 10 points midway through
the period aa Brown s*roed In
with   his   high   arching   mtoalles
Alcorn started th* second hslf
where Brown left off In the first
Tk. ex-Fresno JC whls tanked
four ahota In th. opening two mln-
utea of the heat to etieteh the
Fresno margin to 16 and the Horneta didn't elos* la until guard
Bob Schurr went on a six-point
spree la the final SO second..
Both coaches. Harvey Roloff of
Sacramento and the Bulldogs Bill
Vanderburgh, used their bench
strength liberally during the free
wheeling contest. Twelve men saw
action for each team.
Alcorn wound-up atop the scoring Isdder with 20 points. 15 of
which came In the second hair
Brown netted IS In the opening
20 minutes and ended up with 17
Hustling Don Leone. FSCa play
making guard scored IS. Todd got
10. Davis T. Bob Johnson f. Dick
Hendricks I. and Dick Diebert 3
for Fresno.
Schurr led the visitors with 14
forward Sonny Rolf tanked 11 and
Don Fauaaet and Dale Freeman
scored I each.
The Bulldogs hit oa S
74 field goal attempt*, and  17 of
30    charity    tosses     Sacramento
Sigma Nu Plays
Thetas; Bowling
Lead In Balance
Sigma No. which stepped Into a
tl* for the top *pot la tk* latre-
m ura I Bow Hag toop laat w«*k. wtll
put their leadership on tk* line
againat the fourth standing That*
Cbl trio in the feature mStck on
tk* Ptodlum hardwoods tkat aftor-
Hrst week, will
tkelr share of tk* league's top
rung at the espense ef Slgaaa
Alpha Epsilon
Also matched today will be Phi
Sigma Kappa, and the College V.
Sigma Chi and th. Jok.rs and
Lesmbda Chi Alpha and the Aces.
After nine weeks of play Connie
Andresen* of Sigma Chi leads tbe
individual bowlers with a 155 aver
age Ce, ii Opper of Theta Chi has
posted the best series aad single
game scores. 55S and 24S.
THE TOP TEN
Avg. HO HS
Andresen. Slg Cbl 155 US 50S
Opper. Tbeta Chi 151 242 553
AaSarsBB. Slg Chi 145 144 47*
llorr.f.-   Ml 143      SOS      4*6
Hendri. keen. SAF. 141 IM 4»1
Carrara. Theta Cbl 141 177 471
Kuhn. Aret 141      IM      4»5
Gumpoll. Jokers ISt IM 413
Bright. SAE 137      IM     IM
'Dogs Torrid Fast Break
Melts Cal Aggies 91-66
FSCs beaketballing Bulldogs turned on the speed Saturday
night and romped to their third straight win of the
an easy 91 to M decision over the Cal Aggies.
A crowd of approximately 750 saw the fast-breaking Fresno quintet rack up 10 points before the visiting Aggies could
get   on   the   tcoreboard.   aad   tasta
stretched their lead ta SI to IS at
tk. 10 minute mark. 50 to 33 at Ike
naif,   and   7«   to  43   at  taa  I
quarter pe
Coach BUI Vsr
Since ISM. Fresno State Basket
ball teams have compiled a record
of 279 victor!*, and 33) defeats, a
42 per cent average The Bulldogs
have accumulated 2S.107 points to
their opponents 2S.7J4.
scored on 21 of (1 shots from the
J floor and 2S of 40 free throws
' FSC outrebounded the visitors 60
to 40. The halftime aeor. waa FSC
41. Horneta 28.
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Frosh Rip Edison
Defense To Take
60-57 Victory
Freano State's frosh basketball
squad failed to tot a race-horse
offense aad a ball-hawking defense stop them as th*r tassd by
the Edison High School Tlg.r*
60-57 on tk* FSC court last Friday.
Forwsrd Jim Kuhn aad center
Barney Wad. led the frosh attack
with 1« points apiece Wad. alao
had an excellent night In tba
rebound department aa did teammate Bob Llnderman.
The Tigers were paced by scoring phenom Johony Hampton aad
hla 30 points Hamptoa waa a bit
off the mark during the firat half
but came on strong In the latter
part of the gam. with hia flae
assortment of shots from all over
The   game,   played   under  high
school rules, got off to th.
speedy start that la attributed to
Edison,   but  th*  fast   break   aad
the  full  court  press defense  did
not   work   so   smoothly   and   the
frosh stayed with them throughout. IS points ao toad bis teas*.
the  first  hair    EHS  held   a  slim '     Th, Agzies war. defeated by SL
15-14 lead at the end of the first j Mary's  ts  to  SO  Friday  night oa
quarter but found the score knot-  th# Gael court
ted 33 all at latermissloa tim.        j     Fresno    will    nest    sm    acUoa
The eloaeneaa continued Into against Long Beach here Friday
th. second hair with Hampton j m^t and then mak. their first
keeping the visitors In tk. aaa**! road trip of tbe season to meet
with his shooting The loss of Cal Poly in Saa Luis Obispo Satur-
Wade on fouls early In the fourth  j,, night.
period  slowed  the flash little as      in tb. preliminary tassel Fresno
they  went  on  to  build   up  a alx  state s   junior   varsity
point   lesd   thst   they   awe
his Bulldogs' par* never sl
Thirteen players saw action for tk*
'Dog* aad all but on* scored.
Tke big tleg. gun for Fresno was
Holland Todd wbo got his tooted
scoring eye in focus for tk* first
time this season and Biased tke
wltk eight field goal, aad
seven out of eight free throws for
potato, tke highest individual
output far tl
« foot « inch Gary Al
coca. Aad diminutive guards Dan
Leone. Dick Diebert aad Dick Hendricks kept FSC slssling with tk*lr
classy floor play, passing and baJi-
bewking
Behind Todd la tk* scoriae
column were Alcorn wltk IS, Lea
Brown 10. Leone ». Bob Johnson 7.
Dtobert 7. Jack Lewis S. Don Davis
I. Hendricks 4. Tom Batooa 3. La*
Borges 2 aad Bob Phi pp. 2.
David Gayn.r. • foot S lack eeat-
PROBLEM
Forward Ken Stark tod th* Bull
pups wiU IS point* followed by
renter Graham Grand, with 11
Grand* slso had a good night rebounding.
Pittsburg scared tbe Bullpup* In
the first half with their fin* tboot-
the outdo. The toad
changed hands several time*, aat
neither team could gain mor* tkan
five points on the other. The bay
area squad held a 2S-SS edge at
halftime
FSC got hot at tbe start of tke
si road half and had an eight point
lead Before three minute* were
gone and were never headed there
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