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

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Robert Acuna Frank Aldrete Charles Alderman Anson Avery Allen Brown Richard Cherry Ben Cipranic Roger Class Jim Davis Robert Dovgen SCHEDULE Redlands CWU 6 28 U of Mexico 8 28 Occidental 12 28 Col Poly (SLO) La Verne Cal Poly (Pomona) Claremont Mudd 7 14 41 14 13 12 33 Whittier 14 6 U of Hawaii 13 16 Terry Love boots the

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Head Football Coach A! Lewis talks on the phone to the spotter while grod assistant Jim Lorenz and Coach Larry Potter look for weakness m opponent offense. THE COACHES in T t miim ill Iiiiii44 Itt Iiiiii44 til ' • liiiiiii • it iiiiitii iti liiuifl 1141 i-ij m m Trainer Ai Eggert explains to his student assistant, Larry Brown, the use of new training equipment. A fine coaching staff at CWU is responsible for Western gridiron success. They are Coach Larry Potte ' r, Grad Assistant Jim Lorenz, Head Coach Al Lewis and Coach Buddy Lewis. 173

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I i m i, s sv -l Halfback Vic Player dives over the Redlands line for a Cal Western first down. Later in the gome the Sophomore halfback caught a Lorry Toledo poss in the end-zone for a touchdov n. WESTERNERS RIP REDLANDS CAL WESTERN 28 - REDLANDS 6 Cal Western ' s defensive line and a bevy of hard running backs gave the Westerners a 28 to 6 romp over Univer- sity of Redlands in the season opener. Speedy Joe Sewall returned a punt 23 yards to set up the first Western touch- down in the second quarter, and Tim Short blasted over from the one for six points. Terry Love booted the first of four conversions. Paul Smith intercepted a pass to start the next Western touchdown drive cap- ped when Avery scored on a five yard sweep. Redlands mustered its only offensive drive of the night, moving 75 yards to score on a screen pass with fifty seconds left i.n the half. Tackle Dave Price recovered a Bulldog fumble and the Loman eleven drove to the one-yard line where Avery drove across for the third T.D. Quarterback Larry Toledo hit halfback Vic Player in the end zone for the final Western score. extra point for the Westerners in the Redlands game. 175