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

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w ' Wfayne Maurice Clark Frank Martin Cranley 'ff if 1 fl vane.. V sw ' A I f Although hampered hy injuries part of the sea- son, Bill Nugent KZOJ proved to he the most electri- fying runner this year. llis churning legs garnered more than 400 yards on carries this season. 156 Michael Moore Cochrane Dennis Michael Cole CW WHIPS REDLA D534-20 Eric VVidmark 1215 was on the receiving end of many Wayne Clarke aerials this season. A specialist on the crossover short pass, Wlidmark will be returning next year. Cal Western downed their old- est rival. Redlands University, 34-20 for their initial win of the season. At the same time they took the series edge 5-4 in a string of contests extending back to 1961. The game was highlighted by Bill Nugentis electrifying 83 yard run in the first quarter for the initial touch- down of the game. After this run, both the Redlands offense and defense seemed demoralized as Wayne Clark picked them apart in the air and Dan Daquilante blasted holes in their line for the runners. Q Charles Glenn Cross

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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

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Dale Vaughn Curtis Cary Randall Dalton Dan Daquilantc CAL WESTER DROPS 31 O TO A STRO G CAL POLY TEAM An injury beset CWL' squad fell to a vengeful Cal Poly at San Luis Obispo team 31-0 for its third loss of the season. Upset last year by the Westerriers. 14-13, the Mustangs made sure their was no repetition by com- pletely stopping the CWU teams mark was sidelined after a blind- side collision. Bill Nugent didnt play due to a leg injury, defen- sive and tight end Walt Haw- kinds tore ligaments in his arm and Clark was hobbled and out towards the end of the game with an ankle sprain. Defensive back Larry R. Debora from crossing the goal line. Sev- eral times the Westerners moved inside the Poly five yard line, only to be halted, Several key players suffered injuries dur- ing the game. Flanker Eric Wid- Corky DeLaurentis did provide good pass defense in the loss and Al Dillard and Doug Grace did a creditable job filling in for Nu- gent and Clarke, respectively. Harassing offensive performers was Corky DeLaurentis's 1451 job and he did quite well as this Cal Poly end is finding out. One of the small' er players, DeLaurentis proved that size is not everything on the foot- ball field. john Alexander Dcfreies 157