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

Page 163 text:

l),Mml..s(..oru.(.r..( OREGON COLLEGE SLIDS PAST CAL WESTERN 17-14 Jolin I ILinlnn Mjr hilluj jl.luxas li Jill- sin Tl Ijpis li st jlltr J liiDlhall injur (; r uas taiiijht tour poitits slmrt III a toimli loss to thf Ore- Uoii (;o||ti;c of Kdiicatioii, lT-l-4 llci«c tr. a iif (!lark wcnl on a rcKircl hrt-akim; sprt ' c when lie lotted 43 pass«-s and com- plilcd 20 Uitli one uainc still to Uo. Clark, s«-1,h ted to the 1 Distrut ) AllStar ctiani and an lionoralilf nu-ntion Small Ciol- K ' Ur Ufst Coast tfatn. has al- rcadv liroki-n tlu- total ardaef mark with IStil sards llr also lias l)rokrn Ins last far s record ot ten toiiilidown pa st ' swith 14 159 NalUrSi..llll.i«kir.N

Page 162 text:

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

Page 164 text:

Robert Aian Henschen Leslie Burrell Hitchcock James Houston Ketchersid David Giertz Krich CAL WESTERN DOWNS WHITTIER 22-6 l alc CAirtis proxed that even though passing may be 90% of the game, 90 ' t of the scoring is kicking as he kicked five field goals and an extra point as Wes- tern downed Whittier 22-6. Cur- tis showed a home crows how it s done with field goals of 45-42- 4()-o7 and 20 yards. The win kept the Westerners undefeated in District III pla and with a chance tor the independent title. Mike Bieiman had a good da at running back, picking up more than 100 yards. The de- fense, led by defensive tackle John Perez, completeK shut off the Whittier ground game, hold- ing them to a total of 51 yards on the turf. As the Poet ' s backfield includes Ross Stewart, who ran for over 1,000 yards last year, the defense did quite well. Vincent Arthur Langley The aerial attacks were devastating; in the Cal Lutheran game for both squads as Western defensive back Bob Rodriguez is finding out.