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

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.1 Bruce Allyn Miller CAL WESTER RIES UCSD 34-7 A new crosstown rivalry was initiated in the game with the University of California at San Diego and Western took the opening series edge with a 34-7 win. CWU dominated the game except for the opening minutes as the Tritons scored first. Wayne Clark continued his pin- point passing as he hit on 8 of 16 for 172 yards. His chief targets were Eric Widmark and All- Coast Honorable Mention jim Antl, each who took in three. Steve Minaldi continued boom- ing punts for long yardage with three for an average of 44.7 yards per punt. In order for the quarterback to have a good year, he needs time to throw the ball. Helping to form the protective pocket is Mike Bielman and Steve Bla sh. Gary Richard Miller William joseph Morales Morris Allan Muench William Larkin Nugent

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Robert Alan Henschen Leslie Burrell Hitchcock Dale Curtis proved that even though passing may be 90075 of the game, 9092 of the scoring is kicking as he kicked five field goals and an extra point as Wes- tern downed VVhittier 22-6. Cur- tis showed a home crows how itls DavidCiertzKriCh done with field goals of 45-42- 40-37 and 20 yards. The win kept the Westerners undefeated in District III play and with a chance for the independent ! The aerial attacks were devastating in the Cal Lutheran game for both squads as W'estern defensive back Bob Rodriguez is finding out. james Houston Ketchersld CAL WESTER DOW WHITTIER 22-6 title. Mike Bielman had a good day at running back, picking up more than 100 yards. The de- fense, led by defensive tackle john Perez, completely shut off the Whittier ground game, hold- ing them to a total of 51 yards on the turf. As the Poetls backfield includes Ross Stewart, who ran for over 1,000 yards last year, the defense did quite well. Vincent Arthur Langley

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John H. Perez William Terry Porter james M. Regan CWU, HUMECOMING WITH SAC STATE 14-26, END SEASON RECURD 3-6 Meeting a bowl-bound team for your homecoming game proved to be an unfortunate way for Western to end their season as they dropped a 26-14 decision to Sacramento State. The Hor- nets went on to face Grambling in the junior Rose Bowl. Line- backer Allan Fields had a big day, intercepting two passes and filling the gaps in the Western defensive line. Cary Dalton Michael Leo Rhodes Dante Peter Scarnecchia showed why he was a first team District III pick with excellent blocking on the offensive line. Several records were set in this game by Wayne Clark who lofted 305 passes for 14 touch- downs and 2079 yards. Senior end jim Antl also ended his career at CWU with his name on the recordbook with 43 catches for 847 yards. Eric Widmark broke into the open for this one in the Sac State game but unseen defenders soon con verged upon him.