California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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necoming victory over Riverside. Western Williamson goes for yardage against the La Verne Leo linemen. WESTERNERS TROUNCE RIVERSIDE CAL WESTERN 42-UC RIVERSIDE l2 Before a crowd of 2,000 fans and alumni, Cal Wesrern rapped University of California aT Riverside 42-12, mak- ing Homecoming a success. The WesT- erners marched 55 yards in six plays To open The scoring wiTh seven points. Riverside came righT back To make iT 7-6. Before The half ended Toledo Tossed a 35-yard Touchdown pass To T. Greeson and a 26-yard aerial to J. Hombs To make iT 20-6. ln The Third quarter J. Murdock scored from The one and Then went for a Two-point PAT. The High- landers also scored in The Third To make The score 28-12. In The final quarTer Westerns Tim Short and Mike Dolphin boTh scored on one-yard plunges. Q .., ... ,QF .i if READY TO GO! Fullbcick Anson Avery receives kickoff in Cal Wesfern's homecoming game against UCR 185

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Dave Price Tackle 6'3 -235 Vic Player Haltback 5'9 --170 Ron Damschen Tackle 6'4 -235 Cleve Pell Tackle 6'1 -200 Graham Bell Tackle 6'2 -200 Jerry La Russa Tackle 6'2 -200 Ben Cipranic Tackle 6'0 -227 Merv Heston End 6'0 -195 QB Birney Groom appears hemmed in by rushing UC linemen n scored its greatest victory over UCR. CLAREMONT-MUDD 13-CAL WESTERN 21 Cal Western put together one of its best running and passing offenses of the season to dovvn Claremont-Mudd College 21-13 and end ci five-game losing streak. The advantage might have been greater had the Westerners not fumbled twice in the Stag field end-zone and another time on the Claremont one-yard line. Western tallied on the first play ofthe second quarter with Joe Sewall rambling 35 yards for a touchdown. However, a 55-yard Stag pass play from Hallgrimson to Spragg tied the score 7-7 moments later. Cal Western left at halftime with a 15-7 advantage after Toledo rifled a TD pass to Bob Dovgin. Avery ran the PAT for 2 points. Claremont-Mudd closed the gap in the final period 15-13 when Haber skirted the left side from the five. Westerner Dennis Avery dashed 50 yards through the middle of the Stag defense, making the final score of the game 21-13.

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MEXICO 6-CWU 38 Col WesTern deTeoTed Universify oT Mexico 38-6 before 25,000 Mexico CiTy TooTboll Tons To end The seoson wiTh on 4-5 record, Lorry Toledo, Terry Greeson ond Anson Avery were The big sTo1nd- ouTs Tor The WesTerners. Col WesTern opened The gome loy driving To Mexico's 15-yord line where Terry Love booTed Q Tield gool. The Three poinTs were The TirsT oT eighT The WesTern guord kicked in The gome. G-reeson's 8-yord Touchdown gove CW o T0-0 holTTirne edge, ln The Third quor- Ter Roy Dohner inTercepTed o Pumo poss ond ci Tew ploys loTer, he corried The poll over from The 7-yord line. NexT Toledo posseol To Greeson Tor o Tre- mendous 91-yord Touchdown. ln The Tinol period Dohner Tollied once ogoin from eighT yords ouT ond holfbcick Mur- dock scored wiTh o l-yord plunge. The score wos 38-O when Mexico scored iTs lone Touchdown ogoinsT CW reserves. Ned Downhom Bob Dovgin End End 5' ll -T65 6'0 -190 Lowry Moynord Mike Welch Holfbock Guard 5' Bl' - T60 6'0 --190 F T nz T 5 T 5 Horcl-hitting odion chorocterized The UniversiTy of Mexico gome played in The Thin oir of Mexico CiTy's huge new srodium. GRIDDERS DEFEA Mike Wiley Brion Smith Terry Greeson Guard End End 5' ii -190 5' ll -170 6' 3 --T85 JU T 3 5 ss a I .- f E FT 4 u I Q E