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

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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

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CWU LOSSES IN A TOUGH FIGHT TO CAL LUTHERAN 39-34 William S. Delaurentis In a reversal of last year ' s championship meeting for the District III title, CWU lost to Cal Lutheran 39-34 in a high scoring battle. Both had entered the game with undefeated rec- ords in district play but CLC had a better season record, 6-1. Neither team could really stop the other from scoring but time ran out before the Westerners could add another tally. Defen- sive ends Ron Begley and Jim Anderson both played good games and did quarterback Wayne Clark as he continued to rewrite the record books. Albert Nichola sDillard Clifford Lawrence Farrar An excited Coach Philpot yells at a runner: Not that way, we ' re scorir other end of the field! ; at the Allen Fields