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

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w-V-vR-q .n 1964 FROSH tBOTTOM ROW, l-rt: coach R. Enberg, B. Giles M. Mashman, D. Rupple, C. Gonzalez, A. Patterson, B. Matsvi, S. Herrick, A. Logalbo. ROW 2: B. Besth. Doron, H. Londes, G. Dilworth, F. Weiss, B. Levenson, J. Ravin, C. Gutierrez, J. Grieshcber, B. Lemmermon, M. Lesser, J. Nagy, J. Kaiserski, R. Cordova. Spring was officially sprung the first of March t as coach Dick Enberg and the freshman baseball ' team went into first round action. As they are first year players, any speculation on their chances for a winning season has to be made prudently. Their 1 record presently stands at 1-1, but further experience t I should provide enough diamond poise tor a better- than-average record at the seson's end. $52?y 2.1: IN THE FIELD, ROW 1: Nagy, Matsui, Herrick. ROW 2: Gutierrez, Lemmerman, Lessen ON THE MOUND, ROW 1: Rovin, Gonzalez, Rupple, Best. ROW 2: Dilworth, Landes,,Grieshc1ber, Cordovu.

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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

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.4 STarTed in 1957, swimming is VSC's oldesT sporT. This year's squad has more depTh Than lasT year's, and The Team is a much sTronger uniT for dual meeTs. This lasT obserchion can be iusTiTied by The MaTodors currenT 2-0 win skein. VicTories have come agoinsT PierCe and WhiTTier in decisive fashion, and one school record was Toppled in The Team medley by RoberTs, Brooks, WrighT and Berg- man. Bob Pilger and Bob Harlin spearheaded boTh winning efforTs. Dr. Fernelius is Trying To remedy weaknesses in The buTTerfly and backsTroke evenTs bUT he expecTs a surplus of poinTs from capToin Bob Brooks, Bob Pil- ger and Doug McGraw Th'aT should minimize any of The weakei' evenTs. MATADOR MERMEN, iFRONT, l-ri: T. Lau, B. Myman, B. Graft, A. Bergman, B. Harlin, D. McGraw. ROW 2: D. Roberts, M. Svobodo, B. Pilger, B. Brooks, G. WrighT, Dr. Byrne Fernelius. ? SWIMMING IS A 12:; SPLASHING first for 31' SUCCESS Her- Doug McGraw arches mm a front dive. MWMM. Swimmers practice Their Take- offs. 115