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

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BASEBALL-1964 WOTTOM ROW, l-d M. Arkinson, S. Schwartz, D. Seidler, P. Capka, R. Gauf, S. Ariga, C. Silvermun, T. Coffrell, T. Davila, J. Warde, R. Kovcllik, A. Friedman. ROW 2: J. Phillips, J. Schmidt, 8. Greenfield, B. Christensen, J. Libmcn, M. Brlefic, J. lntlekofer, M. Czorske, J. Elick, D. Dalton, R. Sparks, W. Koutnik, MOTT BrleTiC coach Stan Chomofsky. PITCHING SLOWS MATADOR MOME Jerry Libmon tSrJ 1b Tony Dovila m 1b Phil Capka um P

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com -. and his SSH. Reeve; have 76 efforTs of Sessions, Al. W e novices, In Their lqsf 3y is only a '79, 0 stub- see ThoT his iieve college into play . Coach ibomm' Hinton: soule, ' 2: , C OW . M0500 T TUIIiST . Meyer? 6. SteV' . POVJ ' ASmUSI CGPIOO' W. KeHY: SamOnC I .d. MEN'S FENCING: U-ri G. Harrington, M. Muenze, B. Haaz, couch Muriel Bower, Mathews, S. Gazuriun, N. Duncan, J. SmiTh. Fencers work ouT Twice a week as a group. DuelisTs HarringTon and H002 execute a lunge cmd parry. FENCING SLASHED BY GRADUATION As a compeTiTive sporT, fencing is relaTively new To Volley STaTe. However, since iTs incepTion Three years ago MoTodor fencers, under The ex- cellenT TuTelcge of Muriel Bower, have rapidly progressed from The elemenTory foil skills To placing Karl Dempwolf on The 1963 NCAA All- American fencing squad. DespiTe a great 1963 Team, This season will be devoTed,To rebuilding a squad depleTed by graduaTion. The men's Team is Training wiTh epee, foil and sabre. This spring semesTer's inifiol maTch agoinsT UCLA was lost bUT The men and women's combined Teams looked forward To The UCLA Open InviTaTiorial of The end of February and VSC was scheduled To hosT The WesTern InTercollegiaTe Fencing Con- ference in HS regional meeT during mid-March. All meeTs were scored by elecTrical moniToring for The firs'r Time. 111

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3. R. Kovalik, A, k5. W. Koufnik, SDOR MaTT BrIeTic TSrJ P Jack InTlekofer TSophT OuTTield Torn CoTTreH UrJ Oquield STeve ArTigo UrJ Oquield VSC's diamond gems are suffering from The annual spring malady ThaT afflicTs baseball: The baTTers have de- veloped ahead of The piTchers. Coach Sfun Charnofsky's wrecking crew has been iarruping The ball and crossing The plaTe wiTh compuTer-like efficiency; unforTunaTely, Matador piTchers have been heading Tor The showers wiTh monoTonous regulariTy during The early innings. Jerry Libman and Tony Davila have provided The s'WoT along wiTh some poTenT power from The baTs of shorTsTop Bob ChrisTensen and Ward KouTnik. AT presenT, VSC sporTs a 5-4 record, buT only one of Their vicTories has come againsT o collegiaTe Team. PiTcher Phil Capka, 0 Pierce College Transfer, has provided 0 sTeadying influence for The mound sToff, going The disTonce ogainsT Pepper- dine To earn a close 5-4 vicTory. The addiTion of baskeT- ball sTar Poul Edmondson should encourage a beTTer showing as The season IengThens OUT. Rudy Kovalik and AAan BrIeTic round ouT a poTenT group of Tireballers ThaT should seTTIe down and give VSC an excellenT chance for TirsT division sTanding. Mark Arkinson UrJ 2nd base