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

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lmiim Cal W'estern tracksters limber up and relax in small groups on the grass infield of the track while their tcammatea are performing on the cinders. 5UMMER TOUR F EUROPE n HW: Swedlsh student .md distanu maimtax Kenth Anderson legs out A fast lap fur Roger Kdmopp one of the longcr tcam relaxs Ixenth Ant Track Codth Swedish Nilllllfldl Charnplon in 1961 will visit his hometown with the team this summer

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a si 5 .ar L' P., 'tw H 'ef .fe Dr. james Crakes, Cal VVestern physical education department chairman and athletic director. will accompany the team to Europe. Stephan Vance Not shown: Walter Hawkins Robert Henschen Jeff Heaton Robert McGlenn James Peabody Mike Seaman Neil Smith Kent Smith ,pw-tf--wsu, ,..,,- www' Mike Webb X TRACK TEAN PLANN N A group of I8 top track and field performers from the California VVestern campus will leave San Diego june 18th on a month-long people-to-people tour during which they will compete against-and live with-their counterparts in small communities throughout Europe. The trip, being underwritten hy Sunkist Crowers, Inc., l'SlL', and private dona- tions, is believed to he the first project of its type neither sponsored nor subsidized by the federal government, Countries to he visited by the group include England, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland, and Belgium, where the group will compete against track elubs and university athletes from various nations. Athletes making the tour are Kenth Anderson, middle distances, Lloyd Burrow s, shot put and discusg NVarren Cummings, pole vault: Dale De- wan, hurdlesg Andrew Dunstan. middle distances and distaneesg Cliff Farrar, quarter mile, Vl'alt Hawkins, sprintsg and james Peabody, middle distances and distances. Also going are Mike Seae man, hurdles and javeling Stephan Vance, hurdles1 Mike VVebh, middle distances, Kent Smith, triple jumpg Bruce VVheeler, sprints, Creg VVilliams, middle distances, and Dave Kritch, middle dis- tanees. Accompanying the group on their tour will be coach james Crakes and his wife, .. S fi' ' K , an , , . ?5',f 'f,-59 ': L 2555? ,. 1w 5 '-Q -:uf 5' N 'Sw ' : 1' :Nr . at , A K., a It . ' if ff, 'Sr ss I ,. - af, 1, . 4, '-I GER' Bruce Wheeler

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5-13 N SSUCCESS LYEAR Although unsuccessfully defending their title at the District 3 NAIA playoffs against La Verne, Cal VVestern's baseball team under the direction of Coach Larry Potter, compiled a respectable 25-13 record. The team played a 38 game schedule, includ- ing seven doubleheaders and competition in one tournament. Cal Western played 11 games in the San Diego area including the Xlarine Corps Recruit Depot, University of San Diego, L'niversity of California at San Diego and San Diego State. Last season the Westerners compiled a 3-1-12 log as the Allen brothers, Dayc and jim, com- bined to win 26 games between them. Daye Allen, now a junior, returned this year and ran up a 10-2 record in comparison to last year's mark of 1-I-2. Also on the schedule was Nevada Southern Lniversity, University of Utah, Pasadena Col- lege, La Verne college. Azusa-Pacific College, Lniyersity of Redlands and Claremont-Nludd College. Also expected to take the mound are Mike Haney who has a 5-5 mark and Bill Lockhart with 5-0. Leading the CVV club in hitting is Dick Couin, junior outfielder with a average, followed by Bill Gray, junior second baseman with .309 norm. Cray also leads the team in doubles with six while Bob Peairs, senior outfielder, is the top home run hitter with four and he excels in RBI's with 29. Larry DeBora, a junior has the inside track on the catching position with Ed Riley. a junior adding depth to the position. Sophomore john Lear took over first base, while Dan VVhitworth, a senior was at third and Larry Longsworth filed out in short stop. New to Cal VVestern was Bill Cray, who played well at second base. Next year promises to be a good year with most of the players returning including Dave Allen, who will be a senior. Playing at the Cal Western baseball field, players from La Verne College are confering with the umpire regard- ing a decision he made.