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

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ZCORD. Dual and Triangular Scores: ?Cllands.fi5: Cal Poly. 62: CHILI. 53: CAVU. 92: ola. 46: Whittier, -14: CVT. 85: Chapman. 57: il Lutheran. 39: CYYIQ. 95: UCSD. -15 For the first time in the history of the Cal VVes- rn track team, the Westerners traveled to the eramento Invitational this year to meet such ack powers as the L'niversity of Oregon, the Air irce Academy and the Lhiversity of Nevada. The ghlight of the meet was Chip Smithls win over p flight javelin performers with a season best of -T'5 . Many other seasonal bests were recorded 'the young W'estern team. A ucome from behind effort landed a win for e VVesterners at the Orange Invitational during e spring, taking the trophy from last yearis winner il State Fullerton. Outstanding performances in e narrow win were: Kenth Anderssonls fine triple: ile - 4:l4.I, 880 - I:52,9, 2-mile - 9.12.53 Chip nithis 23-4'8 UQ javelin win and the mile relay am of Dunstan, William, Peabody and Farrar pturing second to cinch the team victory. The track and field team traveled to the world- mous Nlt. Sac Relay this year. While there a am of jim Peabody, Steve Hake, Cliff Farrar and enth Andersson won first place trophy and es- blished a new college distance medly record of 57.0. Later in the season this school record was tattered at the VVest Coast Relays by the team of rn Peabody, Cliff Farrar, Andy Dunstan and fznth Andersson with an outstanding time of 1501. Individual splits of 3:00.3, 50.2, 1155.0 and D46 brought the team into third place in this lstance medley race where sixteen college teams om all over the West competed. 'The NAIA District Championships held at Red- nds University provided the final team competi- .in for Dr. james Crakes' successful track and eld team. The young and out-manned squad iught to a solid 4th place finish out of eleven amsentered. 1969 awards were presented to the following en excelling in track and field events: M ost Valu- tile Athlete-j. Neil Smith, Most Improved Ath- te-jim Rosen QHammer I43'3 i, Outstanding erformer-Kenth Andersson, and Captain A- ards-j im Peabody and Kenth Andersson. fm gm? , ,xV,yy. A-yp3 , lyl . ., 511 --El f 1.5 f:f:12S2'fs??ww,:S2 ' -fiwiwiai 5, -, .A la.. as , . , Dave Krich polishes up his high hurdle form in a practice run on the Point 'ilbvup-ni www! Warren Cummings Dale Dewan Andy Dunstan Clifford Farrar

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si Kenth Andersson Randall Anderson Lloyd Burrows TRACK TEAM'S W NN NG RELAY TEAMS SUPPLY CGNSISTE T POI TS A jubilant track squad surrounds Coach ing. the Wlesterners finished fast with Crulccs after a lst place victory ut the victories in thc two-mile run and mile Chapman Invitational. Trailing Cul rcluy to cupturu tlictropliy. State Fullerton with two events rcmuin-

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