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~ '~mZ~rl~,~S~~~~~~Southern Californials top prep football performer for the 1967 season andthe Colonists placed four of their "AAAA" ClF Division athletes on the first

team" as members of All-Southem california Board of Athletics met at Helms Hall tomake their annual all-star team selections. Fitzpatrick, who started slowly in 1967for the Clare Van Hoorebeke-coached eleven due to an untested knee operated on at theclose of the 1966 season, won out in Player of the Year balloting over several otherfirst-team backfield members. The most notable of these being Anaheimls sophomoreQB whiz, George Fraser.

Tom Fitzpatrick, Anaheim Highls "bread-tnt-butter" man over the past twoseasons, performed at fullback on offense and linebacker on defense for the "AAAA"CIF Division champions this past season. Tom who suffered knee trouble last year andsuffered through an in-between-season operation( started slowly in 1967. For the year,Tom carried 92 times for 464 yards (5-yard avg.) and seven touchdowns. He also com­pleted 10 passes for 190 yards and two touchdowns.

This marked the first ClF title for coach Van Hoorebeke and his Anaheim Col­onists. They finished in the runner-up spot to E1 Rancho last year" losing to theDons 35-14 in the title decider. Although finishing second .to santa Ana in the toughSunset League, Anaheim came back to sweep through the playoffs and soundly defeat thesaints 27-6. On the way to the title Anaheim defeated Long Beach ~i1ilson (35-13), ElRancho (28-14), Santa Barbara (42-7), before the decider with Santa Ana.

For having been named as the top Southland prep player for 1967, Tom Fitz­patrick will be honore.d at Helms Hall on saturday moming" January 20th at the 31stannual All-80uthern California Board of Football awards program. Tom will receive aspecial medallion award for being recognized as the season's best prep" along witha beautiful framed scroll. Coach Clare Van Hoorebeke will also be honored with asilver tumbler, awarded each season the the championship coach.

Twenty-four "AAAA" Division schools are represented on this yearts selectios(three teams), with Anaheim and Santa Ana placing four players each on the all-starunits. Three schools placed three performers •••Burroughs" Notre Dame and Santa Barb­ara. The latter school, a semi-finalist in the playoffs, scored 503 points during thefull '67 season" falling just 16 points short of setting a new single-season scoringmark. El Rancho's title team of one year ago scored 518 points in 13 games for a 39.7point average, while Santa Barbara t s 503 markers were accumulated in 12 engagements.

Notre Dame's John Vella and Eric Patton of Mater Dei" both on this year rsfirst team, are the only repeaters from last season, when both were named at lineback­er•••Patton on the first team and Vella on the third.

For the second year" linebackers have been selected on all three teams, mak­ing a total of 14 performers on each team. Five backfield performers are also picked.

PAST C.I.F. HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

~~ PLAYER SCHOOL mAA PLAYER1937 Frank Albert ••••• Glendale........ 1954 John Hangartner•••1938 Har~ Karns •••••• Pomona.......... 1955 ~uckey Flynn ••••••1939 John Petrovich••• Alhambra........ 1956 Mickey Flynn••••••1940 Peter Zucco...... Santa Barbara... Randy Meadows •••••1941 Newell Oestrich•• Inglewood....... 1957 Gary Craig••••••••1942 Glenn Davis •••••• Bonita.......... 1958 Dee Andrews •••••••1943 Norman Veeh•••••• Tustin.......... 1959 :Jillie Brown••••••1944 Bill Hartin•••••• ~1ark Keppel..... 1960 Jim lYTurphy••••••••1945 Al Pollard••••••• Loyola.......... 1961 Paul Horgan•••••••1946 Al Pollard••••••• Loyola.......... 1962 steve Grady•••••••1947 Bud ~'Joodward ••••• Jordan, L.B••• o. 1963 Don Swartz ••••••••1948 John Olszewski••• st. Anthony..... 1964 George Buehler••••1949 Jim Contratto •••• Compton......... 1965 ~uckey Cureton••••1950 Charles Powell••• San Diego....... Pete Sanchez ••••••1951 Harty Keough••••• Pomona.......... 1966 Hickey Cureton••••1952 Ronald Knox•••••• Santa Bonica.... 1967 Tom Fitzpatrick •••1953 Ernie Zampese •••• Santa Barbara•••

All-Southern California Board of Athletics selections date back to 1937. Allfoo~ball players of the year have their photos posted in Helms Hall in a specialhigh school section. The names of these honored athletes are also engraved upon thePaul H. Helms Perpetual Trophy which is permanently lodged in Helms Hall. The HelmsHall Libra~ also has complete historical data on all-star team selections datingback to initial selections in 1937•••the year the Board was formulated. The HelmsLibrary is open to the puplio'th:rougho11,'t the.year without charge ..

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End..... BLAISE EVERS ••••••End..... GERALD PIERRE•••••Taak1e.. TOM NAREY•••••••••Taakle. • {~JOHN VELLA ••••••••Guard... LARRY GOLDEN ••••••Guard. •• WAYNE BUGBEE•.••••Center •• +ERIC PATTON •••••••Backer.. SAM CUNNINGHAM••••Backer.. CLIFFORD CULBREATHBack.... TOM FITZPATRICK•••Back.... GRADY HURST•••••••Back.... GEORGE FRASER•••••Back.... JACK MEIER •••.••••Back.... BRAD WEKALL •••••••

SECOND TEAMEnd..... JOHN CONOVER••••••End..... JIM FOGELSTROM ••••Tackle.. CHARLES DOE•••••••Tackle.. TIM GAFFNEY•.•••••Guard... DELTON LEWIS ••••••Guard... JOHN WARGO •.•.•.••Center.. GREG HANSEN ••.••••Backer.. LES AREHART•••••••Backer.. SCOTT BEAM••••••••Back.... ISAAC CURTIS ••••••Back.... CHARLES GARRETT•••Baak.... DARRELL DOWNEy••••Back.... MARV WHITAKER•••••Back.... DAN HANSEN ••••••••

THIRD TEAMEnd..... RANDY ROSSI....... WILSON, LONG BEACH 6-1 185 SeniorEnd..... HANK REISNER...... BURROUGHS, B1JRBANK 5-11 195 SeniorTackle.. DAN MaGINLEy...... BURROUGHS, BURBANK 6-2 227 SeniorTackle.. TIM HOBAN...... •.. LAKEWOOD...•...••• 6-0 200 SeniorGuard... RON LENHART....... SANTA MONICA••.••• 6-1 200 SeniorGuard... AL PERLEE.... •...• HUNTINGTON BEACH•• 6-0 217 SeniorCenter.. LARRY PARKER...... LAKEVJOOD•••••••.•• 6-1 195 SeniorBacker.. WES EDWARDS....... WILSON, LONG BEACH 5-11 175 SeniorBacker.. DENNIS MURPHREE... MARK KEPPEL •..•••• 6-2 195 SeniorBack.... TIM FOLI.......... NOTRE DAME•.....•• 6-0 175 SeniorBack.... DAVE HORMUTH...... BURROUGHS, BURBANK 6-2 204 SeniorBack.... ALLAN McCALL...... CENTENNIAL •..•..•• 5-10 185 SeniorBack.... LARRY MITCHELL.... PASADENA.••.....•. 6-0 180 SeniorBack.... MIKE LIEBECK...... MILLIKAN•..•..•.•• 5-11 185 Senior

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The AMF-VOIT Rubber Corporation of Los Angeles, as it has so kindly.done overthe past 15 years, will again present special Voit miniature footballs to the boysnam'3d for All-Southern California football team honors. Loyd Tutor and Mell Barton,who have so kindly taken part in recognizing the outstanding prep football players

throughout the Southland for the past 15 years, will take part in the presentationsto the honored athletes.

This marks the 31st year that All-Southern California Board of Football hasselected players for all-star team honors and that the Helms Athletic Foundation inturn has presented scroll and medal awards to the honored players. This year's pro­gram will be held at Helms Hall on Saturday morning, January 20th, at 10:30 a.m.

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YEAR P LAY E R S C H 0 0 L1963 Paul Narguglio •••• st. Francis

Art Golden•••••••• AlemanyAnqyHerrera •••••• Santa ClaraTerry Newlin. • • • •• st. Francissteve Price••••••• CoachellaBrian Kilpatrick•• Rim of the ~1orld

Brian Porter •••••• CrespiJe~ Moore ••••••• Cal School DeafGilbert Gonzales.. Santa Clara

1966 Dan Graham•••••••• Bishop Montgomer~Randy tyler••• e ••• NeffBain Brick•••••••• MayfairBob Davidson•••••• Santa Ynez

BAIN BRICK 9 MAYFAIR, & BOB DAVIDSON, SANTAYN~f~F/ .. ;re'f>"CI'F;~;"'i),sT;;V;;'I!~~,!,t1N~~Jl~~JYIS FOR '67 SBAS0N".FOR R.E~SE: - FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1968 and after•••••'44"

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~~~~b~~~afu~~~~Davidson, were named elF Football players of the Year in the "AAA-Mn Di­vision and "A-5mall School" Division for the 1967 season, as members of the

Helms Athletic Foundation IS AU-80uthern California Board of Football met at HelmsHall to make their annual prep gridiron all-star team picks. As was the case lastyear, two teams have been selected in each division.

Brick, a phenomenal receiver for Mayfair High School which finished 2nd inthe Suburban League to champion La Serna, scored 17 touchdowns this past seasone Hecaught 41 passes for 987 yards, averaging 23-yards per reception. Bain was an out­standing defensive back, as evidenced by his being named on the all-Suburban Loopdefensive eleven the past two seasons. He was also ,the leaguels MVP winne:",. Brickwas Nayfair's ptmter, averaging 30.5 yards on 36 boots.

Bob Davidson, 10•.3-seo. halfback for Tri-valley League champion Santa Ynez,was unanimous choice of the Helms Board for Player of the Year laurels in the "A­Small School" Division. Primarily a defensive back prior to this season, Davidsonmade the switch to offense with a vengeance this semester. He rolled for 1,276 yardson 207 carries and a 6.2-yard avg. and 23 touchdowna•••20 rushing. Bob had six TDscalled back during the year. He punted eight times for a 30.8 avg. and returnedfour lucksoff for 93 yards and a 23.3 avg. santa Inez finished the seaSOl. with a9-1-1 record, the tie coming at the hands of Morro Bay early in the year. The Pi­rates ,. loss came at the hands of st. Genevieve in the semi-finals of the playoffs,

7-6. Both Bain Brick and Bob Davidson will be recipients of the Helms medallionaward, which goes annually to those players named for Player of the Year recognition.Medallions will be presented to these two boys at the 31st annual All-southern Calif­ornia Board of Football Awards Program at Helms Hall on saturday morning, Jan. 20that 10:30 a.m. At this time, all boys named for all-star team recognition will receivetheir scroll awards from Helms Board members, as well as from collegiate coaches andhonored guests from the field of football who will be on hand to pay special tributeto the top prep athletes of 1967.

Champions in the various divisions of the elF for 1967 are as follows: "MA"Division•••ra Serna- defeating Ganesha (31-7), Bellflower (15-0)" Excelsior (13-7)and Temple City (33-7): "AA" Division••• Royal Oak - defeating Brawley (32-19), ElCentro (39-0) and Alta Loma(3.3-o): "Aft Division••• Beaumont - defeating Yucaipa (21-7)Katella (7-7••lst downs) and st. Genevieve (7-0): "Small School" ••• Calipatria andParaclete were named co-champions, as the title game ended in a 7-7 tie. Calipatriadefeated Eagle ~It. (13-0) and Aquinas (14-12), while Paraclete whipped Apple Valley(19-14) and Desert (14-13) before they struggled to a 7-7 co-championship.

Championship coaches, each of whom will receive a special silver tumbler'award for having coached their teams to CIF Division titles, are Clare Van HoorebAke(Anaheim), Harry Robinson (La Serna), John Zinda (Royal Oak), Don Smith (Beaumort)~,Joe Slavin (paraclete) and Bruce Dempsey (Calipatria).

There is only one repeater on the honor teams in both divisions o ChrisHigby, diminutive scatback for ~atella High School, was a second-team choice in t66.

This marks the 31st year that All-Southern California Board of Athletics,through the sponsorship of Helms Athletic Foundation, has selected all-star prepfootball teams. Each year, players named for honors are presented framed scrollawards, while Players of the Year receive medallions. All selections made by theHelms Board are on file in the Helms Hall Ubrary.

Players of the Year from the smaller enrollment divisions of the ClF, selec­tions of which date back to 1951, follow:YEAR P LAY E R SCHOOL1951 B.J. Smith•••••• ventura•••••••••1952 C.R. Roberts •••• Oceanside•••••••1953 C.R. Roberts •••• Oceanside •••••••1954 Bill Cooper••••• Hawthorne....... 19641955 Skip Face ••••••• San Marino ••••••1956 Adrian Ledbetter Brea-Olinda•••••1957 Hal Tobin••••••• Coronado........ 1965

Henry Enriquez •• Mater Dei•••••••1958 Bill Redell..... San harino ••••••1959 Don Johnson..... South Pasadena ••1960 Gary Holman••••• Brea-olinda•••••

John Huarte ••••• Mater Dei....... 19671961 steve Ledbetter. Brea-Olinda•••••1962 Ken Hartin...... Hemet

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POSITION P LAY E REnd..... BAIN BRICK.•••••••End..... DALE MAGRUDER •••••Tackle.. GARY NEELEY•..••••Tackle.. BRAD BRAMER •••••••Guard... JOHN CHURCHILL ••••Guard... JOHN BAIN••••.••••Center.. GORDON BLACKARD •••Backer.. JOHN PAPADAKIS ••••Backer.. TOM VON INS •••••••Back.... DAVE SKELLEY••••••Back.... EVERETT MARSHALL••Back. • •• JOHN STRYCULA •••••Back. •• • STEVE SUTTON••••••Back.... BOB BARBER••.•••••

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GORDON CARTER •••••RICK RENZ ••.••••••CHRIS CONE ••••••••BEN ALBRECHT••••••KEN PETERSON.•••••STEVE JOHANNES ••••DAVE DALBY•.••••••GREG NIEMEYER•••••SAM CVIJANOVICH•••HARVEY WINN•••••••ROCKY LONG••••••••TOM PARIZO .•••••••DAVE BOYD•••••••.•DOUG KAUFMAN••••••

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F I R S T TEAMEnd••••• DON PERRY•.••••••• WEB B•••••••••••• 5-11 165 SeniorEnd••••• TOM PAGE..••.••.•• ST. GENEVIEVE .•..•• 6-1 175 SeniorTackle •• MACK McDERMOTT•••• MOORPARK...••••...• 6-6 255 SeniorTackle •• ROBERT HOWINGTON•• CALIPATRIA•..•....• 6-0 215 SeniorGuard••• KEN BARNES ..•.•.•• PARACLETE•..••.•..• 5-10 165 SeniorGuard••• MIKE SALINAS •••.•• BEAUMONT••••••••••• 5-8 210 SeniorCenter •• JOHN HOOK•..•.•••• BISHOP....•..•..•.• 6-0 195 SeniorBacker •• JERRY SZYMANSKI••• ST. GENEVIEVE•...•• 6-0 192 SeniorBacker •• JOHN HEALy....••.• AOUINAS ..•.•••..•.• 5-11 165 SeniorBack•••• JERRY HOBBS .•••••• BEAUMONT••..•.•.••• 5-11 175 SeniorBack•••• BOB DAVIDSON•••..• SANTA YNEZ •...•.•.• 5-9 16~ SeniorBack•••• ~~CHRIS HIGBY••..••. KATELLA.••.•••••.•• 5-4 11 JUl1.iorBack•••• TOM MONTROSS .•.•.• BISHOP DIEGO •••..•• 5-9 145 SeniorBack•••• DAVE DEMEK••...••• DESERT.•.•••.••..•• 5-8 145 Senior

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All-Southern California Board of Football members to make 1967 picksare Ralph Alexander, Calude Anderson, Al Ames, Tom Coulter, Dave Lopez,Bob Cox, Gary Ellis, Marshall Klein, Phil Patton, Dick Robinson, Ma~niePineda, Bill Gillis, Garland Rose, John Strey,· Eddie West, Mike Waldne.~

Wally Wilson, Wayne Wilson, Chuck Thamas, Tyler Wi1shtmer and GordonVerrell. Buddy Dyer (Helms Hall) serves as Board Secretary, while BillSchroeder (Helms Hall) is Board Chairman.

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GREG BRINER, GARDENA QUARTSRBACK, NM~D

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[Yr:~~~=GI'eg BI'~::~, quarterback for coa~h stan 8m! th t s offen­sive-minded Gardena High Mohicans -- a team that averaged over50 points per game during the regular six-game league season-­

was named Los Angeles Ci ty High School Football Player of the Year forthe 1967 season as members of All-Los Angeles City Board of Footballmet at Helms Hall to make their annual gridiron selections. A senior,Briner led Gardena to the Marine League title in six games and to thesemi-finals of the city playoffs, before dropping a 19-14 decision toWestern Loop titlist Westchester.

Greg Briner, who obliterated all of Steve Sogge1s passing marksat Gardena over the past three seasons, is a June-graduating seniorwho stands 5-11 and weighs 181 pounds. He completed 127 of 187 aer­ials during the current prep grid campaign, for a fantastic 69 per­cent completion mark. 'Out ot 187 throws, Greg had only three inter­cepted while accumulating 2,296 yards and 24 touchdowns. Greg rushedfor 302 yards in 87 carries and scored eight TOs. He caught four pas­ses for 44 yards, also during the season, which gave him a grand totalof 2.642 yards in total offense and 32 touchdowns. In having a handin scoring 192 of the Mohicans' 319 points during the year, Briner hada part in. .cl.ose to tw.o.-th1rds.of Gardenat.s sco.rlng. ,.

_. -:. For:h~v1ng been· selected }.'or Lo ~ Angeles City Player of the··Yearhono.rs for 1967,'GregBriner will: be!teclpi-ent of the Helms med­-alli:on aw~rd, wh1.chgoes·;~ua11y to ~ the Qi ty' stop g,ridiron- per·f~rmer.

-Greg'will. also._have b_i-sn,emeen8rav.edup.on the Paul H.. Helms 'Perp'et-ua~ T~qph~,: which .is, pertr1ap.~:g.·tl;f .ladge,d ~J~. :t.!elm:$.Hall•.. ~X':1Jler' s Play­er of the Year medall1on~a~on,g.W7;th le·aguEt.P1~yerof; ~tbe Year medalsand "t'rame.d, ,scrolls.,· will be"pI!8Sented, to all·.players,·named·for ·All­City :honor~at ~elms I!a11 at the 31st, annual AIl-Southerl1.CaliforniaBoar,<1" of' ··Football.v,Tards Progiiam~' '. The :-~ annual' awards·'ga theririg'~'w11i beheld on ,satl1X'daj<.morning, "c1,anuary' 20th,' at"10 :30' a.m. ': 'All players;' ':~O~Ch._. ~~ ~'~~~sp~oial "hOnQre_d·,~gues. ;t~'~;ll b~·.. fuV~. tec;l to,a~~en.·.d •. cCoi~e&e.~coacfls$ .and tormerstars' fran tb.eSouthern. California' prep scene willbe. called' upof{ ·to'·help pres~nt -awards to 'Phe honored players alongwith 'members of~I:,osArigeles ·S!.1Q Southern)Cal1fQrn:1a'Boaftd of Footb Ell1 •

. .Fot'the. :rfrst'.'time, in 1967, bQth of~e11sive an<;i. d:etensive ',tea:tl1shave~"been" sel~ct~d. ' TWelv~':p:iaiers-'have been named on both offensiveand cdefe~~~ve_,f~r~tand ~~Qond.~~teams•.~. oU1?~~~d~g ~icker fro?1 Po~yHighwa.s alsol'named to tfie~first'offensive team~ ..., .. ' .

~.. :~IPlaye~r~.~o:f,the Ye~r ',~~"the eight city lel;l.gues ·~:r~·'listeq.beIow:! . ....~ .:; .•• -.:. . __ . -: : ".. , (," ~ ~ , .- \ .. ~ . .'. :," I -... l

EASTERN ,LEAGUE•• __WALT, RANSOM.:., •• SOUTH GA[$ ••••QB•••. '. BOB~HIVNERWEST-VALLEY·L~ •• ·e.• STEVE PLATT. ~ ••T"AF T: ••••••LB•••'. W),L LAMBERT·WESTERN ,LEAGUE•••·.• BUD 'WILSON;: ••'••PALIS!\DES •.e.•••,HB•••· .DICK NORTH.'MARINE 'LEAGUE ... '., •• GREG BRDTER•••• GARDENA •.• s·'. ~ .Q,]3 •••: .. STAN SMITHMID-VALLEY LEA~.MIKE VICKERS .: •• SAN.FERNANDO~,.FB•••• PHIL· ,LOZANOMID.-.VALLEY LEAGUE.ALLAN GRA:F•• i: ••. SAN FERNANDO.· .. ··T- •••• PHIL,·LOZ.ANO'NORTHERN LEAGUE.••'.JIM HERLING. ~ .~EAGLE·ROGK.·· •• ~QB•••• CHUCI\WILLIAMS·,~.SOUTHERN,LEABVE ••~ .iEBIGK . DAVIS •••• DORSEY. , ~~ ... ~: r• • HB:••••ELMER DOUGLASSOUTHERN',-,LEAGUE,••• VF.RtmLJtD\NlEI:.S••LOSANGELES ••• G· ••' •• JIM -PENDLETONEAST-VALbEY L~.... ~. JOE MELbADO.·•••,p\O' L Y • 'ji'.'. ~.LB ••••,A:LRICHARDS

. " Qply~:twc()play~i;'s a~'e>":rep~at~'rs ·froni ia~t ye~r'fr··~l~":'CitY~'Team.Ca:rsonts :'fine"'rUtin1n~ back' Rort Carve~, ~tI.ie eityt's S~9~nd'h+p-;h ~cor~rwith 121·pf)1rits:~"'-·Palisfides'l~-Bud-'WiIs6n':wonthe scaring ,crown for· -t67'With ~25' po,~~tsl~"was:'a'~':r1r'st~teimfenQ.~ selection.lt3.s~year, ..·~hl1eSouth~'Gate' S rine.·~B·; ·WaJ.t"Ransom, . was ase~on~~V.team p1'ck.-Gardena 1 sexploBiYErOffen~~v.e'·eleven placed' f'ive·cplaY~rs,·on the rirs~ offensivete~ :to' :Lead c' all: other' school's.· San 'Fernando. (cl'ty· champ with a 27-14w'in o\rerWestehe~t'~r)~ Westches~ter·ari.d., P.oiy.led iIi' 'Plltttng m~n op.~. thed·~fi3p.s!ve' ~e~. with ~three.,p1aYerseach~. . '. '. . ' ..' < "".. ~ , , : ';' ,.

&M!"y'O!T~..c@&Q~!Ie.N1.T£. .~G!I! -~W!RE, !:O~~A~L~. !b.:..H£N.2.~D ~P!:A!.E~:l."'':' ~ -',,' "On Sa:turClay:·'mornitrg:,:Jan. ·~Oth, ,AMF...V61t Rubber COf'P;.i- will pr~:sent..special· ..v(:)it·:foo'~tballs· to 8:111 those'hono.red 1'or-.rall:-star~··~team·reeo,@­

ni,tion-·in 196·7:. :The Voi:t·~corp·.·~has ~iRdly don~ted·" f-E):otballs· ~o all-,star J ta,am~'m-embel:'"s 'over- the',-· p.e..st·.. 15 y~ar,s,. Loyd Tuto·r, and-· Mel Barton 'ofVoitRubber' ·willbe on hand~ to~:m.ake__·p:l'.ese:at~t1.p. to the all-stars.

YEARHGHT WGHT SCHOOL

• • • • • 5-10 170 Senior6-2 1BO Senior6-1 205 Senior6-2 247 Senior6-1 190 Senior5-9 165 Senior6-0 211 Senior5-11 187 Senior5-8 170 Senior6-0 160 Senior5-11 1BO Senior5-9 165 Senior6-0 190 Junior

# 2nd Team selection in 166

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END. • • • • • • • ART SERRANO • • • • • • GARDENAEND. • • • • • • • RANDY CANTOR. • • • GRANT •TACKLE..... RICH RUPERT • • • WESTCHESTER.TACKLE. • • • • DIESEL ROBINSON • • • • SAN FERNANDO. •GUARD. • • • • • VERNELL McDANIELS • • • LOS ANGEIES • •GUARD. • • • • • STEVE STEPHENS. • • PALISADES • • •CENTER..... DAVID BROvm • • • EAGLE ROCK. •BACK. • • • • • • GREG BRINER • • • • GARDENA • • •BACK....... BUD~VILSON. • • • • PALISADES • •BACK. • • • • •• I!IflALT RANSOM • • • SOUTH GATE. •BACK ••••••• MIKE VICKERS. SAN FERNANDO.BACK. • • • • •• *RON CARVER.. • • • CARSON.KICKER..... ERIC SHIRLEY. • POL Y

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END... • •••• RANDY HOLT. • • SOUTH GATE.END. • • • • • • • LARRY SMITH • • MANUAL ARTS •TACKLE. • • • • JOHN CALLAS • CARSON. •TACKLE. • • • • BONNIE SMITH. • • • FREMONT • •GUARD...... HERB DAVIDSON • • • GARDENA ••GUARD...... VODDIE BAUCHAM. • JEFFERSON •••CENTER. • • • • TIM MILSE • • WESTCHESTERBACK. • • • • • • DICK SAKAI. • GARDENABACK. • • • • • • DANNY ~ON. • VENICE. ••BACK••••••• ROBERT SCOTT. • GRANT. •BACK....... DAVID MOCH. • • GARDENA ••BACK. ••• •• • RICH FLORITA. • EAGLE ROCK.

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END........ BRUCE DAVIS. • \~STCHESTER ••END........ MARK NIKKILA. • POL Y ••••TACKLE. • • • • ALLAN GRAF. ••••• SAN FERNANDO.TACKLE..... JIM FOISIA. • CARSON. • • •M. GUARD... JAY RANSOM. • SAN FERNANDO.BACKER••••• JOE MELLADO • • • POL Y ••••••••BACKER..... STEVE PLATT • • T AFT •••BACKER. • • • • DAN YATABE. • • GARDENA. •BACK....... MANFRED MOORE ••••• SAN FERNANDO.BACK. • • • • • • DARRYL QUEEN. • • • WESTCHESTER •BACK. • • • • • • CHRIS COLE. • • • RESEDA. • • •BACK. • • • • • • JOE RIZZO • • • • SOUTH GATE. •

* * * ALL-CITY SECOND TEAM (DEFENSE)

END. • • • • • • • HAROLD BRADFORD • • • • DORSEY. 6-0END........ GLEN MOTZEL • • • CANOGA PARK 6-1TACKLE..... TOM GRAHAM. • • • • NARBONNE. • 6-4TACKLE..... RICHARD ~1ELDON. • • BEL L • 6-2M. GUARD... DENNIS STIDV'ART. • • POL Y • • • 6-1BACKER..... TOM GRIS1rlOLD. • •• 1tJESTCHESTER • • 6-0BACKER..... RICH DIDION • • • CARSON. • • 5-9BACKER..... DORAN CATES • • • T AFT • • • 5-9BACK....... l-1IKE CAVANAUGH••••• BIRNINGHAM. 5-8BACK. • • • • • • KENDALL KIM • • • BANNING • • • 5-9BACK••••••• ERICK DAVIS •••••• DORSEY. •• 5-7BACK....... JI}.f HERLING. • • EAGLE ROCK. 5-9

ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY PLAYERS OF THE YEAR -- 1937 - 1967

1937 Don Wi11er•••••••••Manua1 Arts 1955 Leon Criner••••••••• Canoga Park1938 Ray Uoods ••••••••••San Fernando Norton Gel1er •••••••North Hollywood1939 !:,la1ter Brown•••••••canoga Park 1956 Jerry Mollett •••••••Van Nws1940 John Rosier••••••••Venice 1957 James Bates •••••••••Manual Arts1941 ivIartin Grbovaz •••• oRooseve1t Bob Levingston ••••••105 Angeles1942 Victor Mastro ••••••Marshall 195B Anthony LOrick••••••Fremont1943 Bert Schneider•••••Los Angeles 1

1959 Hal Bedso1e •••••••••Reseda

1944 Joe So1ar••••••••••Canoga Park 900 Danny Espalin •••••••Banningf9944g Tom Tolman•••••••••Venice 196

61 Mike Garrett ••••••••Roosevelt

John Albini••••••••Fremont 19 2 Ron Barber••••••••••San Pedror944~ Bill Bowers •••••••• Canoga Park 1

1963 Harv Adamo ••••••••••Birmingham

9 Don Bahrman••••••••Gardena 964 steve Sogge •••••••••Gardena1<149 1homas Zaby••••••••Fremont 1965 Mike Ballou•••.•••••• Los Angeles1950 Jim Decker••••••••• San Pedro Reggie Lowe ••••••••• los Angeles1951 Jerry Drew•••••••••Jefferson Charles Evans •••••••Gardena

Jack Hernandez •••••Banning 1966 Charles Evans •••••••Gardena1952 Jon Arnett •••••••••Hanua1 Arts Bill Susa•••••• '•••••Resedar~53 Dick Garcia•••••••• Banning Bob Bart1ett ••••••••Carson

54 Clint vfuitfie1d••••Los Angeles 1967 Greg Briner•••••••••Gardena

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ALL-EASTERN LEAGUE - FIRST TEAM (OFFENSE)

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END. • • • •• RANDY HOLT • • • • SOUTH GATE •END. • • • •• CASEY HOWELL • • • BEL L. •TACKLE... ENNY G SOUTH GATETACKLE.. HOW • JEFFERSON.GUARD.... BAUCH • JEFFERSON.GUARD. • •• JAMES MOYA • • • • • • GARFIElD • •CENTER. •• SYLVESTER SOUTHALL • • JEFFERSON. •BACK•••••*WALT RANSOM. • • • SOUTH GATE • •BACK. • • •• SANMY SHELTON. • • JEFFERSON. •BACK. • • •• JOE RIZZO. • • SOUTH GATEBACK•••• JlpAT MC MILLAN. SOUTH GATEBACK•••••#ROGER COLEMAN. • • HUNTINGTON PARK••

ALL-EASTERN LEAGUE -- FIRST TEAM (DEFENSE)

END•••••• FERNANDO HERNANDEZ •• GARFIELD ••END•••••• DOUG SWAIM.. • • BEL L••TACKLE ••• JOHN FERNANDEZ •••• SOUTH GATE •TACKLE••• RICHARD \'JELDON •• BEL L•••M. GUARD. MIKE YBARRA. • • ROOSEVELT.BACKER•••#RICHARD S\VEATT •• HUNTINGTON PARK. •BACKER••• BILL JOHNSON • • SOUTH GATE ••BACKER. •• KENNETH JINGLES. • • • JEFFERSON.BACK. • • •• WILBERT RODGERS. • JEFFERSON.BACK••••• NICK MEDRANO • • BEL L. •SAFETY. •• DON DAVIS. • • •• JEFFERSON..

ALL-EASTERN LEAGUE -- SECOND TEAM

END. • • • •• GLENN WALLACE. • • • • JEFFERSON. • • 5-11 150END. • • • •• JOHN HILL. • • • • • • SOUTH GATE • 5-8 155END •••••• DENNIS McCOLLUM. • •• BEL L. • • • 5-11 166TACKLE••• ROBERT BELCHER •••• HUNTINGTON PARK••• 6-1 205TACKLE ••• ANTHONY ALEXANDER••• JEFFERSON. • •• 6-0 214GUARD •••• DANNY AVILA. • • • ROOSEVELT. • • 6-1 195GUARD. • •• ZENO VEAL. • • • • • • ROOSEVELT. • • • 6-0 215BACK••••• JACK DAVIS • • • JEFFERSON. 5-8 157BACK ••••• RALPH ARZATE ••••• GARFIELD. 6-0 178BACK••••• RICHARD ESTRADA•••• ROOSEVELT. • 5-10 170BACK. • • •• BRAD WOOLDRIDGE. • BEL L. • • 5-9 154BACK. • • •• RON THOMAS •• • • GARFIEID • • 5-9 171

* FIRST TEAM PICK IN '66 # SECOND TEAM PICK IN •66".~\M ,-. ..-. .... ~ __ .., -. ... ~ ..-: ... __ .,-. ~ •__

Fastern League Champion South Gate High School's fine qu.arterbacl: ~-~7~.1t,Ran00m was named Player of the Year for the second straight y'aar, as ms~~erBof All-Los Angeles City Board of Football met at Helms Hall last week to rna...l{etheir annu~ city league selections. For the first time in the Board's histo17r,both offensJ.ve and defensive teams were selected.

Ransom, who accounted for over 1,200 yC'.rds in total offense last se~:;')rtf.S t,he loop's top performer, did another remarkable job in t 67.) He d:1.reC-c,8d hisclub to a perfect 5-0 league season and 124 points •••tops in the league. \valt'scoach, Bob Hivner, a top quarterback at Univ. of VJashington severaJ. vears ago,-.-!lils his signal ce.l1ej," lIA Tremendous QBo ••accounted for nearly 3/4 ;f SouthGate I s touchdowns. II

Aside from his Tn-pass production, Ransom finished as the city's 9th top['corer with 58 points on nine TDs and four PATsl) He was a s~nior this Y(3e.;~ andis 6-feet tall and 160 pounds.

Ransom is the only first-team repeater on this year1s A1l-E:3.stem teamn

Three performers - Pat McMillan, Roger Coleman and Richard Sweatt -- werenamed for second team honors last fall.

South Gate was edged in the city playoff first round, 28-20, by East-ValleyL~ague champion Poly. Behind South Gate came Jefferson (4-1), Bell (3-2), Gar­f~e1d (2-3), Roosevelt (1-4) and Huntington Park (0-5). All players named for1967 all-star team honors will be recipients of Helms Foundation scrolls.

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ALL-WEST-VALLEY IEAGUE - FIRST TEAM (OFFENSE) YEAR

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END•••• CHUCK ERICKSON • • CIEVELAND • • • 6-0 190 JuniorEND. • •• STEVE KOEPP!E. • T AFT • • • • • 6-2 200 SeniorTACKLE. KEN TARLOvl • • T AFT • • • • 5-11 205 SeniorTACKLE. RANDY GRIFFITH CHATSWORTH. • • • 5-11 184 seniorGUARD.. RICH AKERMAN • • T AFT • • 6-2 215 SeniorGUARD •• MARLm PETERSON•••• RESEDA. • • • • • 5-11 175 SeniorCENTER.*lORRY FRANKEL. • • RESEDA. • • 6-.3 214 SeniorBACK••• MIKE CRITCHFIElD ••• T AFT • • • • • 5-9 155 SeniorBACK••• MIKE VAN AUSDALL ••• CHATSWORTH. • • 5-8 162 SeniorBACK••• JOHN RIGDON. • • CLEVELAND • • • • 6-0 196 SeniorBACK••• HAL CHEALANDER • CANOGA PARK • 6-4 185 SeniorBACK. •• JOHN KURTZ • • • CLEVELAND • • 5-10 183 Junior

ALL-V1EST-VALLEY LEAGUE - FIRST TEAM (DEFENSE)

END. • •• BRUCE RADENBAUGH T AFT • • 5-11 182END•••• GLEN MOTZEL. • • • CANOGA PARK • • • 6-1 195TACKLE. GARY DOHNER. • • • T AFT • • • • 5-11 195TACKlE. RODGER WOOLIEY CHATSWORTH. • • 6-0 160

M. GUARD JIM DIXON. • • RESEDA. • • 5-6 170BACKER.#STEVE PLATT. • • T AFT • • • • 6-1 205BACKER. STEVE LANDRESS •• CLEVEIAND • • • 5-11 212BACK••• ROD MORTENSEN••••• CHATSWORTH•••••• 5-6 149BACK••• ARNIE MURILID. • CANOGA PARK ••••• 5-10 172SAFETY. CHRIS COLE • • • • • ..dlt A: ¥ ; Re~e .l) ti . 5-11 160SAFETY. DORAN CATES. • • T AFT • • • • • • • 5-9 175

ALL-WEST-VALLEY LEAGUE -- SECOND TEAM

END. • •• GREG DYMOND. • • • RESEDA. • 6-1 190END •••• DAVID DE MARS. •• CLEVELAND • • • • 5-10 175TACKLE. PAT MILLER • • • • RESEDA. • • • 5-10 190TACKLE. JOE WPTON • • • • CLEVELAND • • 5-11 214GUARD •• STEVE vlARD • • • • CHATS1rl0RTH•••••• 5-9 171GUARD.. LARRY LENNERT. •• CLEVELAND • • • • 5-10 175CENTER. RON FISHER • • CLEVELAND • • 6-2 191BACK. •• BILL JOHNSTON. • • T AFT • • • • 5-7 185BACK•••#SPENCER HORtVITZ. T AFT • • • • 5-10 170BACK. •• JIM EARLY. • • • • CLEVELAND • • • • 5-8 155BACK••• MARK ZASLOW. • • • CANOGA PARK • • • 5-10 205BACK••• GREG FIS}fftf.[CK. • • RESEDA. • • • • 6-0 176

* FIRST TEAM PICK IN t 66 # SECOND TEAM PICK IN '66

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END. • • • • • BOB BRgvlSTER. • • • • NARBONNE. •END. • • • • • WILLIAM IDU • • GARDENA • •TACKLE... TOM GRAHAM. • • NARBONNE.TACKLE. • • JIM FOISIA. CARSON. •M. GUARD. DAN YATABE. • • • GARDENA • • • • • •BACKER... RON MILLER. • lOCKE •BACKER. • • RICHARD DIDION. • CARSON.BACK. • • • • KENDELL KIM • • • BANNING • •BACK..... DONIVAN HALL. • • GARDENA.SAFETY. • • RAY YOUNGBLOOD. • • • JORDAN. •SAFETY. • • HENRY 1iJASHINGTON. JORDAN •SAFETY. • • 'WINDLAN HALL. • • • • GARDENA • •

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END •••••• DARYL DELIMAN • NARBONNE. • 6-0 170 SeniorEND •••••• JIM DANISE. · • CARSON. • 6-0 175 SeniorTACKlE ••• MARK YANO • · • GARDENA • 6-1 230 SeniorTACKLE ••• \vATT BARRY. · • BANNING. · • 6-1 205 SeniorGUARD •••• RICK BASKA. CARSON. · • 6-2 195 JuniorGUARD •••• MIKE MERKT. • BANNING • 6-0 200 SeniorCENTER••• DAVE ELECCIRI • . • CARSON. • 6-3 220 SeniorBACK••••• WENDELL KIM • • BANNING 5-6 150 San~or

BACK ••••• MYRON THOMPSON. • CARSON. . • 5-10 190 JuniorBACK••••• MARK SOGGE. · . . • GARDENA • 6-0 177 SeniorBACK••••• PAT Me DOWELL • NAl1.BONNE • . · • 5-10 170 S6nJ.crBACK••••• JOHN PACE • · • BANNING. . · • 6-1 210 Senior

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Greg Briner, quarterback for Marine League champion Gardena High School:;received unanimous backing as league Player of the Year for 1967, as membersof Helms Athletic Foundation's All-Los Angeles City Board of Football met atHelms Hall last week for their annual all-star team selection meeting o

Eriner, a second-team all-league pj.ck in 166, led Gardena to a perfect6--0 leagt:e season, which saw coach S'c,an Smj.th Zs c::.arges put 011 of "(,he gree.t­est, offensive shows ~':'. city history 0 Gaj,...dcna amassed .319 points in six games,a phenomenal 53-point-per-game average. Briner accounted for eight touchdownspersonally.

Four first team offensive picks were on the all-league team last year.Carson's Jim Sander was a first team selection in 1966, as 1:laS Ron Carver,.,Gal"'Ver was named at end last fall. Second team picks one year ago were Brinerand Dick Sakai, the latter named at end.

The Marine League provided four of the first five scorers in the cityin 167. Carson's Ron Carver led the way with 121 points, with Gardena boast­ing the No. 3,4,5 scorers in David Mach (78), and Dick Sakai and Art Serrano(72)CI Carson was the city's 2nd top scoring eleven with 245 points scored.Carson finished 2nd in loop play (5-1), followed by Earning (3-2-1)t- Narbonne(3-3), Jordan (2-4), san Pedro (1-4-1) and Locke (0-6). Helms Foundationscrolls will be awarde~~~::L m~mJ:)~:r.-f;ot'tbeMatineall-starteam..

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END. • • • •• LANNY ROSS • • • • • • HAMILTON • • 6-1 170END. • • • •• STEVE RORK • • • PALISADES. • • • 6-:3 180TACKLE ••• JOE ROSENFELDT VENICE • • • 6-3 200TACKLE. •• BRAD BEARD • • • • ~VESTCHESTER. • • • • 6-1 195GUARD•••• STEVE STEPHENS •• PALISADES. • • • 5-9 165GUARD. • •• RON 110RRIS • • • • VENICE • • • • • • • 6-2 210CENTER. •• TIM MIISE. • • • \iE;STCHESTER. 6-0 180BACK •••••*HO\vARD l,fiLSON. • PALISADES. • 5-8 170BACK. • • •• DARRYL QUEEN • • WESTCHESTER. • • 6-0 172BACK. • • •• DANNY LENNON • • • VENICE • • • • • 5-11 170BACK••••• FRANK RAMISTELLA • UNIVERSITY ••••• 5-11 160BACK ••••• KEN MURASHIGE. • • HOLLYWOOD. 5-7 199

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END•••••• BRUCE DAVIS•••••• TNESTCHESTER. • 6-4 190END•••••• JD.f STOCKWELL. • • PALISADES. • • • 5-10 162TACKlE. •• DICK RUPERT. • • • l.vESTCHESTER. 6-1 205TACKIE••• BRIAN GOODMAN. • • HOLLYWOOD•••••• 6-4 205M. GUARD. PAUL IDRENTZEN • • PAUSADES. • • • 5-11 220BACKER. •• TOl-1 GRISldOID • •• '1lESTCHESTER. • 6-0 192BACKER••• THO}ifAS limITING •••• HAMILTON • • 5-11 185BACKER••• RICH JOHNSON • • • UNIVERSITY • • 6-0 170BACK. • • •• MIKE Me CURDY. • • vlESTCHESTER. • • • • 5-9 170BACK••••• PETE LABOSKEY••••• PALISADES. • 5-10 170BACK. • • •• LARRY \'JHlSENANT. • • • VENICE • • • • 5-9 160BACK•• & •• DOUG POLIDCK • • • •• FAIRFAX. • 5-10 160

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END •••••• RICK GOLDBERG. · . · • HAHILTON • · • 5-9 190 SeniorEND•••••• JIM BOLDEN • · VENICE • 5-11 160 SeniorTACKLE. •• JOHN PO\VERS. • UNIVERSITY • · • 5-7 140 JuniorTACKlE ••• LARRY RUSSELL. HA,1-1ILTON • . · · 5-11 195 SeniorGUARD. • •• JOHN OZEROFF • · • PALISADES. · • 6-0 190 JuniorGUARD. • •• JEFF MILAM • · • l.vESTCHESTER. 6-0 180 JuniorCENTER. •• ZOLTAN EKE • · • HOLLYWOOD. · 6-0 205 JuniorBACK. • • •• STEVE ADLER. · · · • rwJ1ILTON • · . 5-10 165 JuniorBACK••••• SCOTT STEVENS. • \'1ESTCHESTER. • 5-9 155 SeniorBACK ••••• FRED RITZIE. · · • HAMILTON. 5-10 175 JuniorBACK. • • •• DAVE tITLLDING. · • PALISADES. • 5-10 155 Junl.OlBACK••••• JIM LAVA • . · · • FAIRFAX. . · • 5-10 175 Senior

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Palisades High I s fabulous halfback Howard IlBud" \vilson was accla:Ll1?d. topplayer in the Western League for 1967, as All-Los Angeles City Board of Fcc·~.­ball members met at Helms Hall last week to make their annual all-star teampicks. Both offensive and defensive teams were selected for the first tillsi:.l Helms Board history.

~'f~lson, placing second in the city scoring parade with 113 poi.r."1ts toCJ.rson Hights Ron Carver (121), led Palisades to a 4-1-1 1967 season, whichwas good enough to tie ~hampion Westch~st~r, the latter going on to '~he play­~ffs because it had defeated Pali during l.:.he regular season. :-111son, a 5-8,J.70-pound offensive halfback and defensive safety is "The best back of his typethat I have ever seen in high school, n according to his coach Dick North"\·filson scored 125 points on the full season.

J..eB.gue champion Westchester, although being tied in the woa-1ost co:i.UlIlt1by palisades, went into the city playoffs and went to the finals aga.inst Mid­~·~lley champion San Fernando (played last saturday at East L.A. Stadium). In~l.:.s two playoff encounters before meeting for the title, Westchester edgedNorthern kingpin Eagle Rock 25-19 and l"'Iarine League strengthy Gardena, 19-14.

Player of the Year :'1ilson is the lone repeater from last year, when hewas named to the second team. Players named for honors will be recipients ofHelms scroll awards, which will be distributed at the schools by the coaches

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END•••••*MIKE PARRAL. • • • LINCOlN • • • • • 5-9 165 SeniorEND••••• CHARLES TRAYLOR•••• LINCOIN • • 6-0 182 SeniorTACKIE•• STEVE MENGEL. • • EAGLE ROCK. • •• 6-3 211 SeniorTACKIE • .#BOB ORTIZ. • • • • WILSON. • • ••••• 6-0 202 SeniorGUARD ••• DEAN CARRIGER••••• EAGLE ROCK. • 6-2 211 SeniorGUARD ••• MIKE RAZO. • • • • LINCOIN • • 5-9 195 JuniorCENTER••*DAVID BROWN. • • EAGLE ROCK. • • • 6-0 211 SeniorBACK••••*JIM HERLING. • • • EAGLE ROCK. • 5-9 170 SeniorBACK •••• RICHARD FlDRITA. • EAGLE ROCK. • • 5-8 170 SeniorBACK. • •• TIM BLANKENSHIP. 0 FRANKLIN. 5-8 140 SeniorBACK••••#STEVE MONTIEL••••• WILSON•••••••• 5-7 160 SeniorBACK. • •• ROY MARTINEZ • • • LINCOIN • • • • 6-0 185 Junior

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END••••• EDDIE TALAVERA • • • • LINCOlN • • •END. • • •• GREG WESTBROOK • • • • EAGLE ROCK. • •TACKIE •• LOUIE ELIZONDO. • LINCOlN ••TACKLE •• TOM IMPUAZZO. • • EAGLE ROCK••

Me GUARD••• JIM TAYLOR. • • • lVIISON•••BACKER.. DANNY VALENZUELA • • • LINCOLN • •BACKER.. JIM MARTIN • • • • EAGIE ROCK. •BACKER.. MIKE JONES • • • • BELMONT •BACK•••• BOB GUTIERREZ••••• MARSHAIL••BACK. • •• RICK HOLOUBEK. • • • • ~aLSON.

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END ••••• ALEX NOGALES • • • EAGLE ROCK. 5-7 138END ••••• GILBERT REYES. • • MARSHALL. 5-9 152TACKLE ••¢RON ORANTES. • BELMONT • • • • 6-0 190TACKLE •• HAREL COHEN. • • FRANKLIN. 6-0 190GUARD. •• RAY MUNOZ. • • • WILSON. • • 5-7 160GUARD ••• BOB BONNER • • • NARSHALL. 5-9 177CENTER.. SAM MINJARES • • • FRANKLIN. • • 6-0 220BACK. • •• RON FORGEY • • • EAGLE ROCK. • 5-10 158BACK•••• GUS ~lARTINEZ • • • LINCOIN • • 5-9 160BACK. • •• PAUL ROBERTS • • • MARSHALL. • 5-5 146BACK. • •• EDDIE HOLGUIN. • • LINCOLN • • • • • 5-8 135BACK. • •• TERRY BUSTILIDS. • \fiLSON. • • • • • 5-10 170

* 1ST TEAM PICK '66 # 1ST TEAM EASTERN LEAGUE 166 ¢ 2ND TEAM PICK '66

Jim Herling, quarterback of coach Chuck \-lilliams I Northern League champ­ions, was named league Player of the Year for the 1967 season as announced to­day by All-Los Angeles City Board of Football. The Board, at its annual selec­tion meeting at Helms Hall last week, selected both offensive and defensiveteams for the first tim in Helms Board histo~.

Eagle Rock, with Jim Herling leading the attack, finished the season witha 5-0 season, scoring 164 points to the opposition 1s 20•••among the finest off­ensive and defensive records in city play this seasonp)

. Herling, for having been named the top performer in the Northern Leaguefor 1967 will be presented his Player of the Year medallion award at the 31stannual All-Southern California Board of Football awards program to be held atHelms Hall on Saturday, January 20th. All-League players named for honors willbe recipients of scroll awards, which will be mailed to the schools for pre­sentation by the coaches.

Six players repeated on this year 1s All-Northern Loop team. Bob Ortizand steve Montiel of Wilson are all-star picks from last year I s Eastern Leaguefirst team, while Mike parra1, Dave Brown and Jim Herling are back from lastseason's All-Northern team. Ron Orantes was a second team pick in 1966.

All-Los Angeles City Board of Football is comprised of Bob Cox (Citizen),Tom Coulter (san Pedro News-Pilot), Marshall Klein (Times), Gary Wright (Herald­Examiner), Dave Lopez (Huntington Park Signal), :Mike Waldner (So. Bay Breeze),~·Vayne Wilson (Van Nuys News) and ~'Jally Wilson (santa Monica Outlook).

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El\ID. • • •• JON HORO~JITZ • BIRMINGHAM •END ••••• MICHAEL OLIVER •• SAN FERNANDO ••TACKLE ••¢ ALLAN GRAF • • • • • • SAN FERNANDO •TACKLE •• ROY LAVENDER. • SYLMAR ••••

1-1. GUARD. •• MUA SUA. • • • SAN FERNANDOBACKER.. ROBERT HERNANDEZ • • • SAl'! FERNANDO •BACKER.. PAT COGLAN • • • • MONROE • • • •BACK•••• MANFRED MOORE. SAN FERNANDOBACK•••• JIM BALDASSARI •• GRANADA HILLS.BACK•••• JOHN SCOTT. • • MONROE •••BACK•••• STEVE NATHAN • BIRMINGHAM ••

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END. • • •• JIH GRAZIANO • • • MONROE • • • • 6-0 205 JuniorEND. • • •• BRADLEY MORGAN • • SAN FERNANDO • • 5-8 160 SeniorTACKlE •• MARK \VELLER.. • MONROE. • • • 6-0 193 JuniorTACKLE.. PAUL McKINNEY. • GRANADA HILLS. 6-0 230 JuniorGUARD. •• CRAIG CANNING. • • MONROE • 5-7 170 SeniorGUARD .... BOB KnULISKY .. • • SAN FER~JANDO 5-8 185 SeniorCENTER•• ERIC PIER.sON • • Br:-~t.'ITNGHAM • 5-10 195 SeniorBACK CRAIG HIA'~T 0 • S:~:'J"Uill ., 6-0 1'15 SeniorBACK *MIKE DONATuNI. MO{~:10E • .. 5..·11 195 SeniorBACK. • JOHN BRYAN r-10NROE •• ... .. 6-5 190 JuniorBACK •••• TOM EVANS, ... • BIRMINGHAiYI • 5-],0 195 SeniorBACK•••• KEITH ROBERTS. .. • SAN FER.1\jANDO .. 5--10 160 Seni\)r

* 1ST TEAM EAST-VALLEY 166 # ~;ND li~~.~~< ~·JEST ..VALLEY '66 ¢ 2ND EAST-VALLEY TEAM 166

- - - ... - - - - - - - .- .... - - - - - --. ..- - - ... _....... -- -- --- ....... --. - - ~ ..-, - - - - -- - -Coach Phil Lozano's tandem ~.5.gers -- H:i.ke Vicl<::8rs and Allen Graf vTho

took San Fernando High to the Mid·...T/alle;;r 1..eagu.e tit13 and into the finals oft~e city playoffs for 1967, have been selected as Co-Players of the year inMld-Valley League football for the past season by me~bers of the Helms AthleticFoundation t s All-Los Atigeles City Board of Footbal1 o Selection was made atthe Board's annual grid picking meeting at Helms Hall last week.

. San Fernando's title-winning coach calls his big fullback-linebacker MikeVlckers, IfA boy possecsed of great power, who a.lways ~ivesthat tremendoussecon~ and third effort c lf On tackle Al Graf':J Lozano ~ontinues, "Has great speedfor Slze and a great punter."

. San Fernando finished atop the Mid-Valley League for 1967 and haa a finalClty playoff date with Westchester last Saturday to determine the 1967 Los Ang­eles City Championo The club blanked Dorsey 23-·0 in the first round of theP1aYOff~ and then bombed Poly, 35-'T., In league:> Sylmar finished in second~lace Wlth a 3-1 record, with Monrot~, Granada Hills ar.d Birmingham winding upJ..n a three-way tie for third with 1--3 marks.

All players named for all-league honors will receive scroll awards fromAll-Los .Ange1es City Board of Footbal1o Awards will be forwarded to the schoolsfor presentation by the coaches. Vickers and Graf' will receive their Helmsme~allion awards at Helms Hall on Saturday, January 20th at the 31st annualgrld awards program.

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END. • • •• MIKE CRAWFORD • • • • FREMONT. • • • • • 6-1 245END. • • •• HAROLD BRADFORD • • • DORSEY • • • • 6-0 180TACKLE•• BERNARD JOHNSON • MANUAL ARTS. • 6-4 225TACKIE •• JEFF \fiLSON ••••• LOS ANGELES. • 6-1 225GUARD••• KENNETH DURRELL ••• MANUAL ARTS. • 5-11 205GUARD. •• JOHN RAY. • • • • • • DORSEY • • • • 6-0 200BACKER ••#HILLARY SHOCKLEY••• LOS ANGELES. • • 6-0 195BACKER.. BERTRAN COOPER. • DORSEY • • • • • • • • 5-11 184BACK. • •• RONNIE GREEN. • • • • FREMONT. • • • 5-8 150BACK•••• LARRY JOHNSON • • IDS ANGELES. 5-10 150BACK. • •• JIMMIE JONES. • • • • MANUAL ARTS. • 5-9 185

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END. • • •• LEON PETTYGREW. • • • ltJASHINGTON • • • • • • 6-4 215END. • • •• MICHAEL COPES • • • • IDS ANGELES. • 5-9 165TACKLE.. tiILLIE RILEY. • • NANUAL ARTS. • • • • • 6-2 235TACKLE•• TRUITT WHITE. • • DORSEY • • • 5-9 204GUARD ••• FRANK ABRAHAM. • IDS ANGELES. 9 5-10 208GUARD••• SHERMAN LAIR. • • • • FREIlIIONT. • • • • 5-10 172CENTER•• MICHAEL COBB. • • WASHINGTON • • 5-9 157BACK•••• HAYNE WEATHERS•••• F'Rn10NT. • • • 5-7 140BACK•••• RUDY McDONALD •••• DORSEY. • • • • • 6-0 209BACK. • •• HORACE HASWELL. • • • LOS ANGELES. • 5-11 166BACK. ~ •• BERNARD JACKSON • DORSEY • • • • 5-10 153BACK. • •• BRUCE EMERSON • • • • DORSEY • • • • • • • • 5-8 143

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Southern League Champion Dorsey High placed three first team performerson both the offense and defense, as All-Los Angeles City Board of Footballmade its annual prep selections at Helms Hall last week. Dorsey's ErickDavis and L.A. High's Vernell McDaniels were choices as CO-Players of theYear.

Dorsey nosed out TN'ashington for the loop crown, its 4-0 record better­ing the Generals' 3-1 mark. Fremont, Manual Arts and L.A. wound up in athree-way tie for third with identical 1-3 records o Dorsey was shut out inthe first round of the city playoffs, 23-0 by San Fernando

Just two players repeated off last yea.rts honor teams., Doug Bozemanand Hilla~ Shockley were first and second team members respectively lastyear. Co-Players of the Year Erick Davis and Vernell MCDaniels will berecipients of the Helms medallion award, recognizing them for their 1967achievements, at the 31st annual All-Southern California Board of Footballawards program to be held at Helms Hall on Saturday, January 20th.

All players named for all-league honors will receive special Helmsscrolls, to be presented at the schools by the coaches.

All-Los Angeles City Board of Football members who took part in 1967selections are Bob Cox, Tom Coulter, Iv1arshall Klein, Gary ''fright, Dave Lopez,Mike waldner, Wayne Wilson and \\fally ~vilson. The Helms Board has been mak­ing all-league selections in Los Angeles since 1937.

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END. • • • • RANDY CANTOR • • GRANT • • • • • • • •END..... CHUCK NEISLER. • GRANT •••••TACKLE. • ANDY BERGER. • POL Y • • • •TACKLE.. JIM SULLIVAN • • VAN NUYS. • • •GUARD. •• *LARRY SCHWARTZ • VERDUGO HILIS •GUARD... MICHAEL DUNN • VAN NUYS. • •CENTER. • JIM BURD • • • NORTH HOLLY'v"JQOD •BACK. • • • ROBERT SCOTT GRANT • • • •BACK. • • • AL GEE • • • VERDUGO HILLS •BACK.... ROBERT REBBE • VAN NUYS ••BACK. • •• ¢ CLIFFORD REYNOLDS. • VAN NUYS. • • •BACK. • • • DENNIS STEtvART • •• POL Y • • • •

~~KICKER. • ERIC SHIRLEY • • • • POL Y • • •ALL-EAST VALLEY lEAGUE --- FIRST TEAM (DEFENSE)END. • • • • MARK NIKKILA POL Y • •END. • • • • MARK VEIS. • GRANT • •TACKLE.. GARY ANFANG. POL Y • •TACKLE. • BOB BOOGIO • • VAN NUYS. •

M.GUARD... JOHN McCAULEY. VAN NUYS••BACKER.. JOE MELLAnO. • • POL Y •BACKER.. CHRIS HABEN. • VERDUGO HILLS •BACK.... BOB JAMISON. • • NORTH HOLLYWOODBACK.... MARK HOLIDAY. • VAN NUYS••••BACK•••• #JER:R.Y EDltlARDS. VERDUGO HILLS • •BACK. Cl.' JERRY CURRY. • • POL Y

ALL-EAST-VAILEY LEAGUE - SECO~ID TEAM

END..... DALE LANCTOT • • VAN NUYS. • 6-3 180 JuniorEND. • • • • TIM ALDERMAN • • GRANT • • • •• • 6-2 185 JuniorTACKLE.. STEVEN STANDLY • POL Y • • • 6-0 193 JuniorTACKLE.. GEORGE STERN • • VAN NUYS. • 5-11 195 SeniorGUARD... MARTIN McGOUGH • VERDUGO HILlS •••• 6-0 176 SeniorGUARD... ART BILlS. • • • NORTH HOLLYTJJOOD • 5-9 171 JuniorCENTER. • RANDY LEONHARDT • VAN NUYS. •• 6-0 190 SeniorBACK.... REX MOODY. • NORTH HOLL~iOOD ••• 6-3 195 SeniorBACK•••• DON GAUDIOSO POL Y • • • • 6-1 160 SeniorBACK.... VICTOR YERBY • VERDUGO HILIS • • 5-9 155 SeniorBACK. • • • BOB ARIAS. POL Y • • • 5-6 130 SeniorBACK •••• #rUKE SIMPSON • • VERDUGO HILLS • • 6-1 193 Senior

* 1st Team Northern League '66 # 2nd Team Northern League r 66¢ 2nd Team Selection r66 ~';f* Only kicker named to any league team- - --- - -- - - - - ... - - - ~ -- ... - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - ~ - - ~ - - -.. - .... -. -.

Polytechnic Highls East-valley League Champions placed two performers onthe 1967 all-star offensive unit and four on the defensive eleven, includingPlayer of the Year and star linebacker Joe Mellado, as members of Helms AthleticFoundation IS All-Los Angeles City Board of Football met at Helms Hall to maketheir annual grid selections.

Nellado, who coach Al Richards praises as ••••• 'Une of the best linebackersin the city as well as starting tight end. Is excellent on pass coverage andhas good range in filling in. He t s the hardest hitter on the team. II

Poly, winner of its league title with a 3-·0-1 record, was followed by Grant(3-1), Van Nuys (2-1-1), Verdugo Hills (1~3) and North Hollywood (0-4). Polywhipped South Gate 28-20 in the first round of the playoffs and then dropped itsnext game to San Fernando, 35-7.

Cliff Reynolds and Al Gee wound up tied for the league scoring crown with66 points, which gave them a tie for 6th among city scorers. Cliff was on theleague second team last year and is one of four repeaters from last year.

Eric Shirley, Poly's remarkable kicking specialist who accounted for fivefield goals and 15 of 17 PATs, was selected as a kicking specialist on thisyear's team. Eric also kicked off and punted for Poly.

All players named for East Valley League honors will receive Helms scrollawards which will be forwarded to the schools for presentation. Player of theYear Mellado will receive his medallion award at Helms Hall on Saturday, January20th at the 31st annual Board of Football awards ~~~.~~~~