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

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Don Kramer and Guy Fritz return the ball during a doubles match. Kramer and Fritz comprise Cal Westernis first doubles team and they are expected to return next year. TENNIS TEAM LACKS EXPERIENCE BUT COMPILES 15-18 RECDRD Although this year's tennis team was inexperienced in competition play, they compiled a 15-18 record playing such schools as San Diego City College, University of California at Riverside, San Diego and Irvine, Also on the schedule was San Diego State, Pepperdine College, Pasadena College, VVhittier College, San Fernando Valley State College, Univer- sity of Arizona, University of Redlands and Arizona State University. A total of 26 dual matches were played with two tournaments and the District 3 NAIA Championships. Cal Western was fortunate to have a first class coaching staff with head coach Powell Blankenship and being assisted byjim Talley, who played in the number two position for the 1968 VVesterners, At the District 3 NAIA Tournament Cal Western made a good showing in doubles competition where Guy Fritz and Don Cramer reached the semi-finals before losing out to Redlands Burdick and Burdick. Redlands went on to win the Tourney. Fritz and Cramer are expected to represent Cal Western in the NAIA Nationals in Kansas City, Missouri. Doug Bowers Scott Burton Guy Fritz

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14.154,- s- eyelets? nigeria 5 e W'l'F42i?fS f new ,,.. e Q 1, s or V Q in V A V. se anal s Q :.... , ,,,. Y ., I . . i 1 V A ef-1 l H' HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR NEXT YEAR, SQUAD Young nd Experienced Players Returning Next Year 5 5??51 is Chip schune Doug Bowers, a freshman at Cal Wies- tern proved an able competitor and will be returning next year to a team that will not only have a well experi- enced squad but one that is young so that Cal WVestern can expect an out- standing team for the next few years.