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

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Truckslers Sport Nulionul Contenders A streak snapped, a streak be- gun. Under new coach and Ath- letic Director, Dr. Jim Crakes, the Cal Wfestern track team end- ed its dual meet season with a 4-O record. Emerging as a po- tential small college track power, the Westerners snapped West- mont College's dual meet string that stretched over the past four years. Potential point getters in the NAIA national championships are Neil Smith in the javelin, Jim Peabody in the mile and Kenth Anderson in the 880. Smith had Lefl, Chip Smilh, Cal IVe5ter'n'J are burdlev' and jarfelin ffJr0u'er. Below, warming up from lefl In Hgh! are Steve Hake, Tom Brenner, Al Kelley, jim Pezzlwdy and Greg William.f. the best throw in NAIA last year but was injured before the cham- pionships. Peabody, who has re- cently fallcn ill and may not com- pete, lowered the schools' mile record to 4:14-.8. A possible mem- ber of the Swedish Olympic team, Anderson will become eli- gible for competition just before the national meet. Pole vaulter Wfarren Cum- mings set a new standard of l4'2 this season in the Warrior Relays at Westmont. Mike Turnispeed, former San Diego CIF dash champion, has been providing most of the sprint depth. 87V3 UCR UCSD Biola Westmont UCSD SGV3 37V5 43 65 61