2E Friday, September 16,1963 Daily Naxus Harriers Hope to Find Stride By MEL ROSE last year’s freshman sen­ Right on Demo’s heels will Triplett, Nexus Sports Writer sation, who although be junior David Short, who Paul Bigelow, a freshman The 1983 edition of the hampered with injuries the has a devasting combination from San Lorenzo, CA, has a UCSB Men’s Cross Country first third of the fall cross of speed and strength as his definite potential for team promises to bring back country season, was still a 3:52 1500 meters (4:08 mile) greatness, considering that the Gaucho tradition of major contributor to the and 14:47 5000 meters testify, his mother is one of the powerhouse men’s distance team. This year, injury free Sophomore Joe Naughton, nation’s top masters running. and with Division I cross Under the helm of second country experience under year Coach Jim Triplett, his belt, Kearns will again be UCSB will send to the line a expected to make a big potentially explosive mix­ contribution. ture of experience and Rounding out the retur­ Sports talent. Joining several key ning favorites is Senior Dave | E d ito r E d E va n s returnees of the 1982 Cross Lawler, who will be hungry Country team will be four to regain his consistent top veteran track milers and a five form of 1982 following who turned in one o f the distance runners and his • group of outstanding the injury-forced redsbirting fastest UCSB freshman 1500 older sister is one of the top freshmen recruits. o f the 1983 track season. meters times with a 3:54 10K runners in Northern In contrast to last year’s The returnees will be (4:10 mile), reports thi fall Caifornia. team; which lacked balance, joined by four veteran UCSB with a good summer training Pete Herrold, a freshman this year’s squad should milers, all of whom are yet base and enough raw talent from La Cresenta, CA, “is sport a roughly equally able unproven at the men’s cross to be a regular on the cross shy on experience, but with a group of five to seven quality country 6-10 kilometer country top five. little seasoning— we look for runners, .a group that Coach distance. “They are all The fourth miler, senior good things to happen,” Triplett feels will far surpass tough enough to run hard for Neal Harris, will toe the Triplett said. the success of the 1982 team. 10,000 m eters and are all fast cross country line with 3:56 Other potential surprises “We definitely look much enough to kick it in with 1500 meters (4:12 mile) could come from freshman better on paper this year,” anyone in the PCAA,” said speed. He rounds out the E ric Hansen of Sausalito, CA said Coach Triplett, “ I can Coach Triplett, who un­ group that is capable of a and from freshman Robert see a large nucleus of run­ derstandably feels that the sub-4:30 effort on any m ile of Thiede from Cerritos, CA. ners all vying for the top success of his milers. will a cross country course. The Gaucho top seven will positions.” determine the success of the ■ Finally, there are several face a talent laden PCAA, i Leading the group of team. recruits with legitimate headed by pre-season Haried Runner — Gaucho miler Murray Demo returning cross country Senior Murray Demo, a shots at making the 1983 favorite Cal State Long veterans will be senior Tim 3:50 1500 meters (4:06 mile) Cross Country team (top Beach. With ex-UCSB great is shown during 1982 track season after . a Silva, the consistent No. 2 runner, heads the bunch of seven travel). Gordon Duff, conference victorious effort. man on last year’s squad. experienced tracksters. “ By Heading the prospects will 1500 meters runner-up Mike Silva, also the Gaucho’s top the end of the school year be freshman Henry Parker, and rumored steelplechase runner, has Demo will have asserted Varenhorst from Duarte, recruitment of high school followed a rigorous summer himself as one of the CA. “Varenhorst is one of two mile record holder Jeff training schedule and must greatest, if not the greatest, die most talented recruits Nelson, CSLB will be the be considered a solid can­ Gaucho middle distance we-have had in some time, team to beat. didate for the No. 1 cross runner of all time,” boasted he is excited about our Also tough will be U.C. country seat. Coach Triplett, “and he program, and I can see him Irvine, lead by. conference Also returning will be certainly has the talent to as a UCSB star of the 1500 meters champ Mark sophomore Brad Kearns, run a quick 10,000 m eters.” future,” beamed Coach (Please turn to p. 7E, col. 1) New Coach Likes Things at Home By MEL ROSE viously not like track where the cross country charge are ,Partin’s hometown friend, Nexus Sports W riter every -course is the same. the trio of senior Mary long time running mate, and In 1983, for the first time The more familiar yob are Mason and freshmen now UCSB roommate, Ar­ ever, there will be a PCAA with a course, the better Melissa Partin and Susan mentrout is also expected to Women’s Cross Country you’ll do — you know what Armentrout. crack the top three. Ar­ Championship meet. In stretches to ease up on and UCSB’s 10,000 meters mentrout has just come o ff a addition, the UCSB women’s what stretches to really go to school record holder Mason very competitive and suc­ cross country team will be work," said Triplett. will be looked on to lead the cessful high school cam­ able to boast a home-course Triplett, with the men’s team in m ore ways than one. paign and seems to be in MEN'S SQO/tft, COME TO: advantage. lagoon course record still in With Coach Triplett’s time shape now to continue where NEEDS: ORIENTATION “Our whole season points his name, should know as split between the women’s she left off. “Although ATHELETES Thur. Sept. 22, toward the Nov. 5 conference well as anyone about the and men’s team s, Mason will young, she is an experienced Min. Ht. 6 ft. 7 p.m. meet,” said Women’ Cross benefits of familiar UCSB be leaned on for team runner and will be a major Wt. 170-210 lb. Rob Gym 2227 Country Coach Jim Triplett, turf. captain duties as well as asset to this team,” Triplett “and I can’t overemphasize The course this year is said. COXWAINS Tryouts to be MVP finishes. the importance of having the faster than ever. It is the A proven great cross The battling top three will Max. Wt. 130». scheduled meet held at the UCSB sam e 5,000 m eters distance country runner, she will be accompanied, by a core of lagoon.” For the Gauchos at but it has been widened in CHECK OUT THE COMPETITIVE ENDEAVOR often be asked to take the returning cross country the championship, the parts and altered slightly to reins of the team. “Her veterans and a couple more lagoon course could prove to avoid some tight turns; both experience and sheer ability promising recruits. be the equalizer they need to improvements should knock should give her the respect Pressure will be on attain the league’s top seconds off the runners’ needed to become a leader sophomores Sylvia Gubler position. times. on this team,” Triplett said. and Heilen Lehman to put “Cross country is ob­ The projected leaders of “ It’s up to her to develop her their experience to work in leadership potential. ” rounding out the top five. Also vying for top honors Veteran Susan Broccoli, who will be Partin from Irvine, is temporarily injured, is CA. “Right now she is in­ hoped to be back in action by jured, but given her high midseason and in full swing level of athletic maturity by the PCAA Championship GEAR UP WITH GOODS and extremely competitive meet. Also hoping to fill out background, I feel that by the top seven will be the conference meet she will homegrown Laura Handy, a TOR THE AU AMERICAN SPORT. have figured into.the Gaucho freshman from Santa All-American Sporting Goods is the largest and most complete sporting top three,” Triplett said. (P lease turn to p. 7E, col. i ) goods store on the Central Coast. We feature the finest goods at competitive prices. All-American has been serving the discriminating sports enthusiast for over 37 years. Remember, “It Pays to Play the All-American Way.’ BOB'S Diving Locker 20th Year in Go/eta! 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B y ED EVANS of us who have visions of packed stadiums Nexus Sports Editor and massive spectacle when we hear the In case you have not heard the news, or term “ ” , but for the people heard it and just did not believe it, let me involved it is just as important, even if it is state once and for all that there will be not “ the big time” . For football fans on football atUCSB in the faU of 1983. campus it is as close as it gets to Nebraska Now, if even after I have put this in print or UCLA. you stUl do not belive me, then let me state At one time UCSB had a “big time” further that not only will there be football football program and even played in the here at UCSB this year, but Monday PCAA against San Jose State and the (September 19) is the first day of practice University of the Pacific, among others. for the above mentioned team. Following the 1971 season the University This last fact is especially important for administration made the decision to any individuals who think that they would discontinue funding the program and like to play football in a Gaucho uniform. All football in Harder Stqdium was history, interested players are asked to report to except for the high school teams that played Rob Gym room 1125 for an orientation there. meeting and physicals at 9 a.m. Perhaps the reason that football was It promises to be interesting season of eliminated before is that UCSB just is not Oomph — Tough grid action (pictured above and below) will return to Gaucho Football with the players, coaches, the place for a full blown Division I-A UCSB in 1983. fans and even the sports writers not really program. Maybe the only kind of football sure what to expect. program that this campus can support is on Even with the uncertainty and questions a sm aller level, m aybe along the lines of the about the team there are certain things that team that is will play this season. are definite. One of these definites is that football at UCSB will not be any grandiose No one really even knows if this football C^aeAar â^y^ulo ^ u p p iu on a smaller level approach will succeed in affair. There is no million dollar budget, no FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES scholarships, no All America candidates gaining support from the students and and no television coverage of Saturday community, or if there will be a team at the afternoon games by the major networks. end of this season. One thing though is for If Gaucho Football is none of these things sure, beginning today football with all of its FREE STA LUBE then what is it, or rather what will it be you strange terminology, complex offenses and may ask, and rightly so. The 1983 version of defenses, and multi-padded gladiators is the Gaucho Grid Squad will be a club sport back at UCSB. HAND CLEANER team playing a schedule made up of If you are reading this page for the first Division III schools, local semi-pro teams, time and it is past 9 a.m. or even past W ITH ANY Junior Varsity squads from schools that September 19, do not panic or worry that have big programs and even games against your budding grid career is over before it PURCHASE teams composed of military personnel. The ever got started. team will be coached by two men who were If you are interested in playing on the WITH COUPON ONLY-EXPIRES 10-1-83 once football players at UCSB and are team and missed the meeting, or if you just volunteering their time. In fact everyone want more information about the team and; involved in bringing football back, and those how you can help out or get involved, go to who will help make the program go, are the Chib Sports Trailer located behind Rob - STUDENT DISCOUNTS volunteers. Gym or ca ll at 961-3737 to get the in­ W ITH STUDENT i.D. This m ay all sound sort o f strange to those form ation you need. 290 STORKE R0A0 Goteta, on Storte 6 Hollister 968-8688

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While Mouchwar will play In 1982 the G auchos a big role in determining the finished second in the fortunes of the Gauchos this Pacific Coast Athletic season, there are other Association with a record of outstanding athletes on this nine wins and two losses. year’s squad. Chris Verga is Both of the conference losses another outstanding scorer came at the hands of the who will see action for the eventual National Cham­ Gauchos this year. Verga pions from UC-Irvine. Irvine was the was the team’s is back, as is the rest of the fourth leading scorer last conference, but the Gauchos season with 33 goals and 35 just may be the best this assists. His assist mark was season. te second best on the team. At, the beginning of the Richard Tanner is another season Snyder felt that he Gaucho whose presence will had fifteen players that help the Gaucho cause this could go into any match and season. Last year Tanner play up to the level also registered double demanded by top-flight figures in both scoring and competition. His confidence assists, scoring 18 goals and in his team is based upon a aiding on 25 more. In ad­ number of solid returning dition, two athletes who players. redshirted last season are The first name that comes returning and should make a Tough Possession — The Gaucho water polo team hopes to keep the ball in their up when discussing the contribution to the team. own hands throughout the 1983 season. talent on the team this year David George was a second is Larry Mouchwar. team All-America pick in an easy one. Snyder expects Overall Snyder thinks that Snyder’s mind he has a had a losing season, and has Mouchwar was the team’s 1981, and Tim McCormick that Cal-State • Long Beach he has a team that is capable better team this season. He an overall winning per­ leading scorer last season scored 26 goals in that same and UC-Irvine will be tough of winning the PCAA is especially impressed with centage in his first six years with 80 goals. His 1982 mark ’81 cam paign. competition for the Gauchos championship and possibly the speed and strength on o f .663. gives him a career total of While Snyder will have a in the conference this year. making a run at the NCAA this year’s te^m. 179 goals in three years as a formidable group of athletes In addition, UCLA and USC crown, a feat that the 1979 If anyone should be able to If Snyder is accurate in his Gaucho, whidi puts him to put in the water at any should both field powerful Gaucho squad under Snyder judge what a good water polo assessment o f the team, then third on the all-time scoring time he chooses, this does teams this year, and both managed. team looks like it is Snyder. 1983 could be the year that list. not mean that the Gaucho are on the Gauchos’ The main reason for this In his seven years as the the Gaucho6 regain the Mouchwar has also had season necessarily will be schedule. optimistic outlook is that in UCSB headman he has never national championship. Strong Start for Po/oists BY ED EVANS against San Diego. The The Gauchos used their The victory leave Snyder . Nexus Sports E ditor victory gives Coach Snyder a superior individual skills to just 27 wins away from The Gaucho water polo record of 4-3 in season forge a win with a score of becoming the all-time UCSB team opened its 1983 season openers for the Gauchos. 11-7. Coach . Snyder was not leader in coaching wins. This with two impressive wins After such an outstanding entirely impressed with the is impressive, but with the over UC-San Diego and effort in their first game it way his charges played stiff competition ahead for Loyola of Chicago. would be normal to expect against Loyola. He felt that the Gauchos it will not be The first game for the some sort of let down in the the team could have done easy for his to get the wins Gauchos was Sept. 8 as they next contest. This was more to stop Loyola from that he needs. UCSB opened at home against the somewhat the case when the getting into their offense, but The Gauchos next travel G Z v U C H O S team from UCSD. The Gauchos met Loyola he was still pleased to win. southward to play in the UC- Gauchos used their superior University of Chicago in Larry Mouchwar has Irvine tournament on Sept. skills and strength to their second game on Sept. looked like an All-American 16, 17 and 18. Here the completely dominate their 11 at the campus pool. in the first two games with Gauchos will open the opposition. The final score Loyola is considered to be six goals scored. The six tournament with a match was 13 to 4, and the Gauchos the best of the eastern goals leave him just 29 goals against the team from UC- certainly seem ed to show the schools in water polo and Davis, something of an out ‘of the UCSB all-time potential for big things that they qualified for the NCAA enigma for Snyder and the Coach Pete Snyder talked tournament last season. In career scoring lead. In Gauchos, because they have CheapSports about before the season. the tournament last season, addition to Mouchwar’s never seen them play before The first goal of the efforts, Chris Verga has put The Seconds Outlet Loyola lost to the Gauchos or played against them. Gaucho season was scored 12-7; it was the very nearly 4 shots in th net thus far, and That same evening the Mountaineering *Clnhbing* Backpacking-Kayaking by Paul Merkle less than two the same score this time as Dave George has con­ Gauchos w ill play the Fresno minutes into the first game well. tributed 3 scores. State Bulldogs. BACK TO SCHOOL $ALE $TUDENT PRICE$n

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Gaucho soccer this season. among west coast teams and According to Kuenzli, This change involves the a top twenty ranking Wentzien has to have a good conference that the Gauchos nationally. The lows were year if the Gauchos are to compete in. more frustrating than have a good year. He is the In the past the Gauchos anything else, including a Stopper on defense for the have played in the Southern controversial loss to San Gauchos. The coaches feel California Intercollegiate Diego State and being that they can put him on the Soccer Association. This snubbed by the NCAA opposition’s scorer and that season the SCISA is no m ore. playoff committee.- he can effectively shut his The old conference has been In 1983 the events of ’82 are opponent out of the offense. replaced by the Western no longer important, the In addition to Wentzien the Collegiate Soccer most important thing now is team has Dave Zaboski, Dan Association. Many of the the new season and a new Lindenman, Hamish For­ same tough teams remained Gaucho team that may be sythe and Todd Moeller in the new conference, teams the best ever. That is saying am ong others at the position. like UCLA and San Diego a lot considering that the Returning in the starting State ' for example. As Footlose — Fancy footwork like this by the Gauchos should keep them Gauchos have a fine midfielder positions are always the competition will near the top of the Collegiate soccer scene in 1983. tradition of good soccer Steve Price and Graham be very close several teams teams, especially since W itherell. It is W itherell who fighting for the title, in­ Kuenzli took over in 1981. will act as the Gaucho cluding the Gauchos. The reasons for all of this playmaker this season, after In additionto the WCSA the optimistic talk are two: a missing half of last season Gauchos will also compete the same year. This will that the Gauchos will Kuenzli. has made a solid nucleus of returning with injuries. Jay for the Pacific Coast Athletic make for an interesting definitely go to the NCAA reputation for producing players and a very good Moeller (Todd’s brother) and Association Conference season for Coach Kuenzli tournament this year, and good soccer teams and for group of recruits. Jeffrey Kindseth are also championship. If this sounds and his team has gone on to predict an being able to predict ac­ When a coach says that he returning midfielders for the a little confusing, it is. With his talented group of appearance by the Gauchos curately what their seasons has a good group of athletes Gauchos. Basically this all means that scholar-athletes ready to go in the final game. According will be like. If he is correct, it returning it is generally In addition to these the Gauchos could con­ Kuenzli has made predic­ to Kuenzli the only thing tha could be a very exciting year figured that he is referring to returning midfielders the ceivably be the champios in tions for the Gaucho soccer can keep the Gauchos out of for the Gaucho soccer team a relatively small group. Gauchos have a number of two different confemeces in this season. Kuenzli expects the finals will be injuries. and its supporters. This is not the case for the new players including Gauchos. Coach Kuenzli and Richard Hilton, Charles the Gauchos have sixteen Bryant, Andrew Kitts and athletes returning from a Mike Zawianski. squad that posted an im­ The Gauchos will continue pressive 16-2-4 record. to be strong at the forward Among the outstanding positions as they were in returnees for the Gauchos is 1982. Here the Gauchos will goalkeeper Steve Tipping. be led by Scott Grasinger Tipping was tough in the who was the leading goal goal all year long for the sewer in Southern California Gauchos, with eight shutouts last season with fourteen recorded in thirteen ap­ goals. John Marciano, Bruce Even Start for Soccer in '83 BY ED EVANS half of the contest. For Nexus Sports Editor Kuenzli this was his second Things have not gone quite loss in a season opener in the as expected thus far for the last three years. The loss Gaucho soccer team in their continues a string of losses first two outings of 1983. against the Dons for the The Gauchos began their Gauchos. Since the series season with a trip to the Bay began in 1976 the Gauchos area to do battle with the have no victories and only a always tough University of tie to show in that time. . USF is The Gauchos second game one of the traditional was against the Unviersity powerhouses in inter­ of Santa Clara Broncos. In collegiate soccer on a this game the Gauchos national level, and they are rebounded from the loss to c á ------generally considered to be USF ahd won a tight contest the best team on the west 1-0. The Gauchos used strong coast. team defense and good With opponents holding goalkeeping by reserve credentials like that the Mario Morales to overcome RUGBY SHORTS RUGBY PANTS HEAVYWEIGHT Gauchos were not expecting an a tough Bronco team. Slightly blemished; Slightly blemished; If perfect $19 RUGBY JERSEYS an easy' time of things, but If perfect $33 . they felt that they could at The lone goal in the con­ discontinued colors; 1 2 " EACH OR 1 9 " EACH OR If perfect $44 least play at the same level test, and the first by a as the Dons. Gaucho was scored by last What the Gauchos found year’s scoring leader Scott was a San Francisco squad Grasinger. Graham 2 FOR $20 2 FOR $30 26"each that was described by at Witherall and Steve Price GROUP least one Gaucho player as recorde assists. awesome, and by Coach Kuenzli was pleased with Kuenzli as the best soccer the team’s performance team he has seen in the last against a very physical five or six years competing team. He also had to be at the college level in the pleased with the way the UJS. . team kept up their hustle The final result of the after the loss in their opener. W WAVE a d i d a s ■ 4 ? a d i d a s ^ Gauchos meeting with the For the Gauchos the next Dons was a 3-0 loss for the opponent will be the Un­ HIGH TOPS ATLANTA CLIPPER UCSB crew. There were two viersity of the Pacific Reg $29 Reg $50 Reg $20 different halves to this Tigers, when they come to contest with the Dons Harder Stadium tonight at 2 rZ $40 29" 9" dominating the Gauchos and 7:30 for a PCAA contest. forcing them out of their This will be the home opener normal offensive attack. In for the Gauchos in 1983. The quantities, size's limited to stock on hand we reserve the right to refuse sales to dealers PRICES GOOD THROUGH 9/18/83 the second half te Gauchos Gauchos have been vey A Mon,TuesASaf9:30-6 began to assert themselves successful against the Tigers and outshot the Dons 10-2 in in the past, with a record of the second half, but still four wins and no losses in Copelctnd’s =a®a could not manage to put one previous gam es. into the San Francisco goal. The next contest for the Despite the loss the Gauchos will be Monday, 1230 State Street Gauchos still impressed September 19 when they Sports Kuenzli with the hustle that meet Biola College in Harder they showed in the second Stadium at 7:30 p.m. 6E Friday, September 16,1983 Daily Nexus

Volleyball Team Hopes For 'Hit' Season By ED EVANS face such high caliber contributions to the Gaucho Nexus Sports Editor competition. “You have to front line attack. The 1963 Gaucho women’s play the best teams to test Sato (a starter as a team looks like a yourself,” she said. She feels freshman) is already team quite capable of being that it would be difficult for respected by many as one of a real factor on the national the Gauchos to really be a the finest setters in the volleyball scene this season. factor nationally without country, and her play will Coach Kathy Gregory is playing the top teams. have a lot to do- with beginning her ninth year at A major goal for the determining the fortunes of the helm of the women’s Gauchos this season will be the Gauchos this season. volleyball program having to try and move up in the Along witb these ex­ compiled a record of 190 national rankings. perienced returnees there wins and - 89 losses. This Volleyball Monthly in its pre­ are a number of outstanding means that Gregory is just season poll ranked the newcomers. Among the new 10 wins shy of the 200 win Gauchos 15th in the nation, a players is former Junior plateau for her coaching slight improvement on the College Player-of-the-Year career. This year Gregory teams fin a l ranking last Laurie Adams who will play will have additional season. Outside Hitter as will coaching help with the Gregory feels that the another newcomer Shari presence of former Gaucho ranking is fair« and said that Rodgers, who is described player Melitta Sverev- she would prefer to have the |>y Gregory as “an ex­ Slaught as assistant coach. team ranked 15th with toe ceptional athlete”. In ad­ opportunity to move up, as dition the Gauchos will have The two coaches and the opposed to having to play toe services of CIF AAA team are working towards under the pressure of a Player-of-the-Year Charlot­ .the goal of improving upon higher ranking where a te Mitchell. Gregory expects last season’s finish. The 1982 single loss could mean a big all three athletes to play a campaign saw the Gauchos drop. large part in determining the finish with a record o f 26-16, The job of the coaches this success of the Gauchos on and a ranking of 17th in the season will be to blend some the court. final national poll. In ad­ talented and experienced Gregory feels that if the dition, the Gauchos earned a returnees with a talented returnees play up to the berth in the NCAA tour­ group of new recruits. capabilities that they have Gaucho setter Liane Sato is shown in action during the nament where they lost a The returning players are shown in toe past, and if the 1982 season. tough five game decision to led by Middle Blocker Cindy newcomers play up to their San Jose State in the campus Cochrane and Setter Liane potential then the Gauchos Events Center. Sato, both of whom are All- could be a major force in It will not be easy for the American candidates. women’s volleyball this Volleyers Off to Solid Gauchos to improve upon Cochrane (a junior) is back season. their mark of last season, as after a redshirt year, and if If the talented athletes on they play one of their she is over the knee this team come together “to Start in Tourney Play toughest schedules ever. The problems that have ham­ form the kind’ of team that By ED EVANS from six of toe eight University of California Gauchos are slated to meet pered her play in the past Gregory thinks they can, it Nexus Sports Editor campuses, including nationally ranked no less than seven “Top she will give the Gauchos a could mean a top ten The women’s volleyball team opened the squads from UCLA and Cal-Berkeley as Twenty” teams. potent force in the m iddle. In ranking, a return trip to the season on a positive note with a convincing well as toe Gauchos. Gregory is not worried all addition to Cochrane, Kathy NCAA tournament and a win in the Loyola Tournament, which took The Gauchos played well through then- that much about the Luedeke, Mary Allison and very successful season for place the weekend of September 8-10. first four games before losing a tough final schedule, in fact she feels it Lisa Moore are all veteran Gaucho women’s volleyball The Gauchos were awesome in the five to the UCLA Bruins. The scores in toe best is good that the team will players expected to make in 1983. matches they played in the tournament, not two-out-of-three final match were 16-14,16- allowing their opposition to win a single 18 and 15-11. The Gauchos managed to win game. Coach Kathy Gregory’s troops toe second game after losing a close first opened with an easy win against toe game. University of Indiana, winning all three The UCLA match could be very important gam es with toe identical score of 15-4. to toe Gauchos, even though they lost. Going SURF "n WEAR The Gauchos next rolled over Cal-State into toe match the Gauchos were ranked no Fullerton, University of Utah, and the host higher than 15th in toe national polls, with Loyola team with the closest score in all the Bruins ranked as high as 5th. This good o f G O LE TA three matches being 15-10 in toe third game showing against one of the nation’s best-' against Utah. teams should allow the Gauchos to move in Their four victories put the Gauchos in the the rankings. Championship match against the team from In addition to toe possibility that University. The story was toe Gauchos could move up in the polls, the same here as in toe other matches, toe victories at toe tournament were important Gauchos rolled over Santa Clara with scores for another reason. The four wins in the All­ ' - a ot 15-5, 15-7 and 15-4 to claim the cham- Cal Tournament coupled with toe five wins pionship. at the Loyola Tournament gives Gaucho Besides toe team honors that went with Coach Kathy Gregory 199 wins and 90 losses the victory there were individual honors for for her career at UCSB, just one short of the * ..««iPr^lR'i three of the Gauchos. Cindy Cochrane, “magic” 200 win mark. ‘ ' -*SËÈi Liana Sato and Kathie Luedeke were named G regory w ill probably gain her 200th win to the All-Tournament team, and Cochrane and the Gauchos will probably enhance was named the Most Valuable Player for their national position as a result of their her outstanding play as middle blocker play against Loyola on September 15, and in Gregory was pleased with the steady play the Titan Invitational Tournament at Cal- of the team as a whole, citing the setting and State Fullerton this weekend (September 16- middle blocking as two outstanding reasons 17). for the win. She was especially pleased with In addition to these matches, the Gauchos the play of toe three All Tournament will play September 20 against the players*, who she feels will be a key to-the University of toe Pacific in Stockton. All of Gaucho season. these matches will help get the Gauchos The Gauchos did not have much time to ready for their home opener against the 1962 savor their victory as they next played in National Championip runner-ups, the “Lady the All-Cal tourney at UCLA on September Trojans” of USC on September 30 in the -ALL YOUR SURFING & CLOTHING NEEDS- 12. The All-Cal tournament featured teams Campus Events Center.

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Directors Use Varied Skills By ED EVANS working on a master’s Nexus Sports Editor degree here and coaching at There is a small office in in Santa the Athletic Department that Barbara. seems to always be full of After this she traveled to people like coaches, athletes USC where, while working and sports writers, all of on her doctorate, she came them asking for something into a position in the USC from the two individuals Sports Information inside, this is the office o f die Department. She was the UCSB Sports Information assistant for women’s Department. athletics. It was here that . The two people who the interest in sports in­ inhabit this office and handle formation was ignited. all of the requests from all of Latour has her Phd., but the these people are Sharon skills she employs daily go La tour and Jay Lucas. far behind basic academic It is difficult to describe in needs. any short amount of space For Jay Lucas there was Brief Respit — Gaucho Sports Information Directors Sharon Latour and Jay exactly what it is that these always an interest in sports. Lucas have very few quiet moments like this. two people do for the Gaucho It was ah important part of NEXUS/Tom Truong Athletic Department. The his life as he grew up. While closest I can come is the enrolled at Cal-State Chico cliche term “jack-of-all- he got turned on to sports trades.” information by the director The term may be a cliche there. He majored in but it does accurately communications and describe what it is that they graduated with his degree, do. Latour and Lucas are ready to go work for a responsible for keeping the university in a sports in­ various media informed on formation department. the teams at UCSB. In ad­ He found that there was a dition to this they keep the lot of competition for the statistics for each team, and jobs he .sought so he waited write the literature that is and paid his dues by Jill X I ■ l sent to other schools volunteering in the ■ (programs, etc.). Promotions Departments of v ML" the California Angels of r It takes a person with a IJk f Î , i very diverse background baseball and the Los Angeles h irikil.iiifP ‘Ilfîl aá & jiLi educationally and Lakers of basketball. professionally to do this job For Lucas these were not and do it well. Latour and the easiest of times, but he Lucas both have such stayed with it, and even­ backgrounds. Even though tually landed his position as both of them do basically the sports information officer of same job, they took very UCSB men’s athletics. different paths to get to Both Latour and Lucas are where they are. good at what they do and Latour, who handles have the added pleasure of sports informatiop for getting paid for something women’s athletics, began they really enjoy doing. with a bachelor’s degree in Sometimes they really enjoy sociology and a coaching all of those people who are minor from UCSB. Her in­ constantly in their office: the tent was to go into the coaches, the athletes and criminal justice system. maybe even the sports Instead she found herself writers.

Students and staff are reminded that the fall copy of the “Leisure Review’’ contains listings for a variety of classes and activités, including intramural sports, sponsored by the Department of Athletics and Leisure Services. The Review also list the variuos deadlines for enrollment and any fees that are required. Harriers... (Cont. from p. 2) flown to the Western Ruelas, and Cal State Regionals in Eugene, Fresno, featuring the two- Oregon following the PCAA time conference championships in Fuller­ steeplechase winner and ton,” proposed Coach former Santa Barbara H.S. Triplett. standout Barasa Thomas. “We hope to tuck right Triplett added, “The behind these three schools, ingredients are here for a and if we run like I feel we fíne team, letyjifit hope the are capable, the team w ill be recipe is a winner.” Home... (Cont. from p. 2) weekends on the road taking Barbara, and Terri Marin, a in four major invitationals: solid recruit from Redwood Fresno State Invite, All-Cal, High School in Kentfield, CA. Alan H ancock Invite, and the At the PCAA meet, San Luis Obispo Invite. UCSB’s major competition 1. Frank Robinson 2. Grits should come from U.C. Ir­ With this experience Gresham 3. Bob Uecker 4. vine and Fresno State. UCI garnered, the Gaucho seven Ray Nitschke 5. Ben Davidson 6. Tommy has just completed some will duel with Fresno State, Heinsohn 7. John Madden 8. Bitty Martin 9. Steve exceptional recruiting at the take a week off, then do Mizerak 10. Dick Butkus 11. Boog Powell %2. Koichi junior college level. They battle at the PCAAs. Like the N um azaw a 13. Jim are a team o f good depth and men’s team, if the women’s Shoulders 14. Matt Snail 15/ Deacon Jones. 16. Mickey experience. Fresno State, team does exceptionally well Spillline 17. Don Carter 18. Boorn Boom Geoffrion 19. running behind NCAA 3,000 they will be rewarded with a Marv Throneberry 20. Bubba Smith 21. Jim Honochick 22. meters qualifier Rene chance to compete in the Lee. Meredith ; 23.Red Wycroff, should also prove Western Regionals in Auerbach 24. Rodney Dangerfield 25. Dick Williams difficult. Eugene, Oregon. The Guachos open up on On the team’s chances of Sept. 17 at home against running exceptionally well in EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED Occidental and Westmont in the PCAAs, Coach Triplett hopes of avenging last year’s said, “Our team is young, IN A BEER. AND IESS. loss to Occidental. UCSB the competition is good, but e 1963 Minor Braining Co.. MBwaukoe, Wl then spends the next five the course is ours. ” 8E Friday, September 16,1963 Daily Nexus ADIDAS «DOLFIN KENNEX* SUB-4 YONEX* NIKE HEAD • PUMA RAWLINGS WILSON!

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