California State University Northridge - Sunburst Yearbook (Northridge, CA)

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VARSITY F OOTBALL The MaTodors opened The 1962 varsiTy TooTball season againsT The UniversiTy of California CIT Riverside as The under- dogs. The game was a hard fought sTalemaTe for The firsT Three quarTers of The game; Then early in The fourTh quarTer The High- landers made a Touchdown buT Tailed To make The exTra poinT. WiTh less Than Two minUTes leTT in The game MaTcdor Kenny Olson inTercepTed The ball. From The forTy yard line, fullback Bill STorm ran ThirTy-seven yards To Riverside's Three yard line. An end sweep by Mofodor Phil Romoli Tied The score. The final score found The MaTodors winning seven To six. 'In Their nexT four games ogainsT ClaremonT-Mudd, Cal Poly 0T San Luis Obis- po, OccidenTol and Long Beach STaTe The MaTadors' weakness of a small TwenTy-Tive man Team, parTially broughT abouT by in- eligibiliTy, grades and iniuries were evidenced in Their losing These games. During The Cal Poly game, Tackle Gary Torgesion, a sTc1rTer, susTained a knee injury which kepT him ouT of play for The resT of The season. ATTer Tour biTTer defeaTs, The MaTadors faced The UniversiTy of California CIT SomTa Barbara. The MaTodors were TighTing To keep Their honor and seIf-respecT as c fooTbaH Team. The baffle TconTinued on page 13H IL. To rJ Head Coach Sam Winningham, AssistonT Coach Milton Weisbecker, End-Defense Coach Adran Adams, Back Coach Jerry Wyness, Line Coach Jack Ellena.

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A goal has been affained in fhe completion of The $3,000,000 physical education facili'ry. Included in The facility is a gymnasium with a seating capacity of over 5,000 people,- Two pools; human performance and adaptive physical educafion laboratories; six handball courts; dance and recreation studios; weigh'r rooms; offices; mulTi-purpose classroom; Three instructional gym- nasiums; and oufdoor facilities such as Tennis courts, archery and golf ranges, football practice and Track fields. wmmm

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Standing U. to rJ: Milton Weisbecker, Sam Travis tTrainert, Head Coach,- Sam Winningham, Jerry Wyness, Stone, L.; Romoli, P.; Garbisch, R.; Miller, C.; Torgeson, G.; Schaeffer, J.; Markham, D.; Bugg, A.; Kymen, 8.; Jack Ellena. Kneeling: Lindsey, 8.; Stonebraker, L.; Reeves, 0.; Schulps, J.; Van Velzer, 0.; Bishop, D.; Fischer, 8.; Storm, 8.; Adran Adams, Waite, G. tManagert. Sitting: Lazar, J.; Bethe, D.; Genne, M.; Dicicco, C.; Green, D.; Besikof, M.; Kovner, 5.,- Hagan, D. Absent: Rosenthal, F.,- Harrington, J.; Olson, K.; Hill, N. Waiting for the conversion . . . Icontinued from page 130t was hard fought, but the Matadors had more reasons for win- ning and consequently fought harder. The tired Matador squad that left the field that night had won. Six-foot, two hundred and five pound fullback Bill Storm, who ripped ninety-eight yards in twenty-nine carries to give S.F.V.S.C.'its 13 to 6 victory over U.C.S.B. was voted, almost unanimously, College Player of the Week; beating out players like Long Beach State's Dee Andrews; Storm scored both of the Matador's touchdowns.