1981_03 The Daily Collegian March 1981

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Athletic Advisory ponders sports cuts
under fin from coach** and athletes
faked, to ft* threatened sports.
Th*y have already collected over
4.Q0O tign-
block the p,
(n Ml force at 3
Sloan cited Inflation,  rising air
c  fates and the Impact of Title IX
list of alternatives to Sloan's pro-        as ft* main reasons for ft* current
_.   ^    .   ,.-.    ... financial problems but alto pointed
-*■---* and faculty tup-
tbe mm figure comes from the
Instructionalry ReUted ActivftkH
fund (IRAJ with the rest chipped in
by ft* Associated Students The
total amount, said Sloan, It significantly lower than what other athletic
tea on* hint of * democratic process.*
Jeff Watson, chairman of the Student Senate and IRA vote-holder
echoed Flake's views.
"We're IM
*■*>   ■ *>   *-*■**!   i a '   "There's a resolution
^flflrfTe the faculty senate that
•^■^VrJ.   U a celling on any more r
JL 10  organized   athletics
dorlng last week's emergency
meetlngt of the Athletic Advisory
Committee.
With several other speakers remaining to address the committee, the meeting wa* recessed until
this morning and may continue into
thuweefc.
Faced with a $75,000 deficit thi*
year, Sloan suggested last week
that Fresno State's badminton,
men't and women't swimming,
water polo and gymnastics teams be
axed in order to balance the athletic
budget  for   ft*. 1961^2   season.
Since then, hit plan ha* com*
to organized athletics,' he said.
'Ultimately, th* sooner we become
self-*ufficient the happter they will
0*, which means they are literally
fordng us off campus economically
Into th* community.
'Eight years ago,' Sloan continued, 'our student body gave us
mor* money than it gives ut today,
That't just dollars-not buying
power. We got $99,000 eight years
ago and today we're only getting
$93,000. I do think that we need
to work towards putting a proposition in front of ft* entire student
body to help fund the intercollegiate
.athletic program and earmark it
for the so-called minor sports.  If
"We can't keep operating the way
we've been operating,' h* re-
marfcad.
But Rhita Flake, a 14-year faculty
m*mb«r at CSUF defended the
faculty and student senate* by arguing thai the two bodies are alienated by the athletic department
The   athletic   department   has
th* told the standing-room-only
audience. 'We became disturbed
because we felt we had no say in
wher* our money went. The faculty
and students were never consulted
on ft* decision to go Division I.
The athletic department never con-
sidered the fact that it might be too
much of « sacrifice. Whenever student money went into athletic*, it
was used to bolster the major sports
I ve looked closely at the structure
of the athletic department and don' t
i. I I
motion i,  tabled and defeated .*
But rather than point fingers,
Deaver preferred to discuss the
possibility of other budget-cutting
methodi. He proposed that the
expense* of all CSUF sports should
be trimmed in tome way. "I
consider the sport* program here a
family unit," be said. "And during
a depression, everybody in the
family should have to tighten
their belts."
"This would allow time for all
affected or interested parties to
formulate booster program,, plan
revenue-producing projects, propose possible increase* of funding
from associated ttudentt through
student fee increatet and budget
revlewt to trim treat within each
program that are not cost efficient,"
Deaver taid.
1 Baseball
tingle by left-fielder Stan Jones.
Todd Bennett finished with two hit* In
Terry Pendelton followed with a line- the opener for the Bulldog*, who Im-
drive single through ft* middle of ft* proved to 8-3 In Northern California
infield to score Dalena and make it 2-0, Baseball Association play and 9-9 over-
Bulldogs.         * all.
Pendelton then moved all the way to For ft* I—son, I loover has completed
third on consecutive patted ball, but four of hit five starts, allowing only 32
stalled there when Tretten got Kevin hits and run* walks in 39 Innings. " '
Coughlon to fry out to right	
inning of th* nightcap against Bulldog
Ttw Spartans had the best of things in
■■•-■- ~ '"  i, scalping
Freshman 4-0 on mound
Hoover shines in Bulldog diamond victory
I Barney header. But three> inninea Intn ih» «;»*,•- i
Answer all 10 questions right
and win a pitcher of beer
Well, we finally had a winner in the 5. What position did Babe Ruth
weekly sport* qui*. And it wat about play before he moved to ft* outfield
time since I wa* getting tired of not and what team did he play fort
havine a larlnaw   The lucky winner
—•-• *-- 6. What prrxJuct does Jim Palmer
Be tur* to turn your enswers In
to ft* Caaegten offtoe*. The first
person wfth the correct answers will
1 Who said "nice guys finish last?'        nater
Chamberlain play forf
3. Who won the first World Series?
By Chuck Barney
header. But three innings into th* nightcap, heavy rains drenched the diamond,
Freshman pitcher John Hoover »ure    forcing cancellation of the second game
proved his worth Saturday afternoon. The contest will be made up today in
Faced with several tight situation* and    a 2:30 p.m. get together today at Beiden.
fnn^d to work with a dim lead through-       The 6-"	
he game, th* first-year starter from
Saturday's contest, Hoover spent a five innings.
great  deal  of   time   in   the   pretture But in the bottom of th* sixth, ft*
cooker at the Spartant put runners into Bulldog batt finally sounded off, chock-
tcoring potition In almott every inning. ,ng up three bate hits and their only runt
But the right-hander cboty wriggled ofthegame
 -           .he 6-1, 175-pound Hoover hat been   hit way out of trouble, surrendering just Shortstop Jim Floret led off the Inning
Jt the game, the first-year starter from an early blessing for Coach Bob Bennett one harmless run in the seventh inning, with a base hit into left field and ad-
Fresno High turned in a performance and his Bulldog*. Not only does he lead He finished the afternoon giving up vanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by
that many veteran hurters would drool    the Fresno pitching staff in wlnt at well    seven hits, walking four and striking out John Gibbons.
over, pitching the CSUF Bulldogs to a   as earned run average (1.20 going into   three. After Ray O'Canto filed out to right,
"■1 victory over th* San Jose State Spar-    Saturday't game) but hit performance*       Although the Bulldogt hit the ball first baseman Pete Dalena tmathed *
 "--- -'-•-■                                 " L       ' mi an oasis in the middle of a    hard, a single by Todd Bennett wat all double just within the right field foul
The Bulldogs have won jutt    they   could   squeeze   out   of   Spartan line to bring Flores around.
percentage of st _„
league baseball players with at k
4,000 at-eatsf
10. Who holds ft* PCAA high Jump
Cagers
Cui.fta.Hfr***page* I 7 \
fouled out with 9:21 left la th*g*rrt. ■•*
Anderson teamed with Mew guard 1
Donald Mason, harrasslng the \ggkt*
Into 32 turnover*. Th* **nior free. Chicago jcored 11 points and wa* **ven of
eight from th* *as* threw line. He
alto dished off five assists and had two
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Th* Bulldog* wast
getting a lead on ft*
advantage and then building a
id. Utah rallied In the later,
W first h*H, trinvning F
edge to 34-22.
t led Fresno with 13
apiece, Rod Higgins and Dan Sen! had
10 each and Bernard Thompson and
Keith Pettier had «ight points apiece.
season against no losses  — c   „    _,.   .„ ,   „.
the first game of a scheduled double-    Hoover produced two of those victorie*.
Verhoeven, Anderson go
out in style — 'Dogs win
hree of their last  10 ballgame* arid    *t*rter Eric Tretten through the fi
Se*B**«b*llpag*7
By Jefl Reynold.
The Pacific Coast Athletic Association
basketball championship was already
wrapped up. and Saturday's gam*
against Utah State would have no effect
on the outcome of the PCAA race, but
for two Bulldog players. It marked ft*
firuil Urn* they would suit up in a CSUF
uniform at Selland Arena. ■.
And it was only fitting 'that seniors
Bobby Anderson ar*e\f*M*^eeniu*veii be
introduced and given a standing ovation
prior to the tipoffof the final home game
ofth**ea*on.
What follow
of 6530 plenty to <
J H roared to an easy M-M triumph
r ft* cHrt-manrwd Aggied.     Both
The victory gave Fresno a sparkling
12-2 PCAA mark, well ahead of second-
place finither San Jose State (10-4).
Overall, Fresno is 23-3 and is the
odds-on favorite to win the sixth annual
PCAA pott-season Tournament this
week In Anaheim.
Both Anderson and Verhoeven played
key roles in the Bulldog win, although
the pair scored only 17 points between
MB-. JM more 'rnportantly, it wat the
cfcfemive play of the senior duo that was
a vital factor in Fresno's wm.
V*rho*v«n scored Just six points,
including a monstrous stuff that brought
th* crowd to its feet barely five minutes
into the game that put Fresno ahead
11-2.  But the 6-9 senior from Hanford
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