Alliant International University - Tracks Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Cal Western Loses To A Tough Cal State At Los Angeles Team 20-55 Jim Anil st-cms t( bt- plunnint ' his nt-xl pass palti-rii us In- risls on thf bfiicli diirinn thf CSI.A Kami-. B the i-nd of iht- stasoii. AntI proved to hv thi- hrsi pass reeeiM-r in Wtsttrn fdothall «ilh4:Ualchi-sl(ir s Mri lonihdossns and S47 sards. I ' hf W fstfrntTs h.Klri t i)la i ' il Cal State at I, us m;(l s since their initial nieetini; lun ears ago and hopetiilK it uili he at least three before Cal esterii pla s them again I ' lie Diabios had won onlv one game in the last two years but this season liad one of their better Mjiiads. CUT ' came out on the short end of a 55-20 score 1-acking a solid rush- ing attack but blessed with fini ' receivers in Jim ntl and Kric Widniarls. tlic nthiis. ' w.nt to the air trf(|iii-iitl lioucver. a pass doesii t use up iniuli tune and it s« ' ems that ball-ccintrni is the name of the game John |- rd- haus, one ot the best option quarterbacks in the collegiate ranks, picked apart the CM I de- fense. Kven so, one of the best Western pla s uas defensive as Mike C ochrane came up from his cornerback position to fight through three blockers and get the ball carrier Mannv Cuilin also had a good das at his de- fensive tackle position i V A i k ' .}|l MichailKos Bi.lnian Donald (.rrald Bohannon I.losd I ' alnck Burro Donald ). ' n MM( jrp. nir

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Cal Western Loses Its First Game On A Foreign Soil 23-20 James Allen Anderson James I,. Antl Allen Fields gives his all during a practice sessio Opening their football season in a foreign country proved up- setting to the Cal Western team as they lost to the Canadian squad of Simon Fraser, 23-20. First half difficulties hurt the Westerners as they yielded 239 yards in the air during the initial two quarters. But this was cor- rected they allowed only 30 yards in the second half. Wayne Clark also went to the air with 20 com- pletitions out of 42 attempts for 269 yards. A 52 yard field goal proved to be the margin of vic- tory as the Westerners had two opportunities to score in the last nine seconds but failed to put any points on the board. William Morris Benjamin Marvin Wavne Bethea

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Wavne Maurice Clark Michael Moore Cochrane Dennis Michael Cole Frank Martin Cranle Although hamperei! b injuries pari iil llu m;i son. Bill Nugent (20) pro ed to be the most electri- fying runner this year. His churning legs garnered more than 400 yards on carries this season. 156 CWU WHIPS REDLANDS 34-20 Eric Widmark (21) was on the receiving end of many Wayne Clarke aerials this season. A specialist on the crossover short pass. idmark will be returning ne t year. C al Western downed their old- est rival. Redlands Liniversity, . ' 34-20 for their initial win of the season. At the same time they took the series edge 5-4 in a string of contests extending back to 1961. The game was highlighted by Bill Nugent ' s electrif ing 83 ard run in the first quarter for the initial touch- dow n of the game, . fter this run, both the Redlands offense and defense seemed demoralized as Wayne Clark picked them apart in the air and Dan Daquilante blasted holes in their line for the Charles Glenn Cross