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

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james Allen Anderson Iames L. Antl Ronald james Begley Cal Western Loses Its First Game On A Foreign Soil 23-20 Allen Fields gives his all during a practice session Opening their football season in a foreign country proved up- setting to the Cal Western team as they lost to the Canadian squad of Simon Fraser, 23-20. William Morris Benjamin Marvin Wayne Bethea www, First half difficulties hurt the Westerners as they yielded 239 yards in the air during the initial two quarters. But this was cor- rected they allowed only 30 yards in the second half. Wayne Clark also went to the air with 20 com- pletitions out of 42 attempts for 269 yards. A 52 yard field goal proved to be the margin of vic- tory as the Westerners had two opportunities to score in the last nine seconds but failed to put any points on the board.

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Coach Dinabcrg during a practice scs- sion on Cal WVesiern, s field. ,J A .wffggg ii 9 I si-Q ' NEXT YEAR SEES NEW USIU FUOTBALL COACH V i f. ,, i, Coach Larry Philpot talks to players JQE STREET during a time out.

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Cal Western Loses To A Tough Cal State At Los Angeles Team 20-55 jim Antl seems to be planning his next pass pattern as he rests on the bench during the CSLA game. By the end of the season, Antl proved to be the best pass receiver in Western football with 43 catches for seven touchdowns and 847 yards. The Westerners hadnit played Cal State at Los Angeles since their initial meeting two years ago and hopefully it will be at least three before Cal Western plays them again. The Diablos had won only one game in the last two years but this season had one of their better squads. CWU came out on the short end of a 55-20 score. Lacking a solid rush- ing attack but blessed with fine receivers in jim Antl and Eric Widmark, the offense went to the air frequently. However, a pass doesn't use up much time and it seems that ball-control is the name of the game. john Erd- haus, one of the best option quarterbacks in the collegiate ranks, picked apart the CWU de- fense. Even so, one of the best Western plays was defensive as Mike Cochrane came up from his cornerback position to fight through three blockers and get the ball carrier. Manny Guilin also had a good day at his de- fensive tackle position. ada' Michael Roy Bielman Stephen Franklin Bla sh in Donald Gerald Bohannon Lloyd Patrick Burrows Donald jerome Carpenter