3PECIAL RELEAS

GEORGELMBUEHi~rt;,c\ivm~1l:Elr~mJ~'c13urrrr.n TOPPLAYER IN SO~~ GIU~It,.~ .. "":. Jr:~r:Q9TBALL FOR 1964FOR RELEAS~~: ..~·, ' ~AY'·ArTERir66if;"· jA:WAlty '~'I.',~~~~. ", ay a.m.

1_~_~~~~U~~~~=:~=~r:~;~~'~N~EiSi:~:~:~:~~~:~t:~:g~:~:_H:~:·~:-w::::-led coaoh Vic Lopez' Cardinals to a final ClF playoff victoryover Loyola 21-14 and in the doing snapped a Cub 35-game win

streak, the longest ever in ClF grid play, was acclaimed "AAAA" Pla.yerof the Year by members of the Helms Feundat1nn's All-Southern Californ­ia. Board of Athletics for the 1964 season. Selection of Buehler andthree CIF nAAAA" Division teams was made at the 28th annual selectionmeeting of prep writers fram throughout Southern C&ifornia at HelmsHall in Los Angeles.

Buehler and two teammates -- quarterback Tim Walker and tackleTam Seminnff -- were named on the elF honor teams fnr 1964, as Whittiermade it through a tough playoff schedule following a Pacific League tiewith Alhambra. In the playoffs, Whittier defeated pasagena (13-13 onfirst downs), Santa Ana Valle-y (14-7), Long Beach Poly (27-12) and theLoyola Cuba (21-14).

At 6-feet, two inches and 235 pounds, Buehler is among thestrongest players to have performed in prep grid annals in the South­land. He was ~963 heavyweight wrestling champ in elF ranks. He putthe shot over 60 feet in track. He is extremely aggressive and fromhis ~inebacking position on defense has an amazing ability to diagnoseplays. Coach Lopez informs that the Poly coachin.g; staff -- the Cardsdefeated them 27-12 -- feels that Buehler will be another Mike Ditka.

For having been named CIF "AAAA n Division Player of the Yearfor 1964, George Buehler, along with players named for first, second,and third team honors, will be honored at the 28th annual All-SouthernCalifornia Board of Football Awards Program to be held at Helms Hall anSaturday morning, January 16, at 10:30 a.m. Players, coaches and dig­nitaries from the football scene will be in attendance.

Loyola's Mike Bergdahl, Buehler and Poly's Gene Washingtonare the only repeaters from last year's team. Santa Ana Valley, SunsetLeague co-champs and first round victor over Ramona, 35-7, before bump­ing into Whittier(lost 14-7), placed three performers on the squad.Woody Deckard, Valley's fine QB and guard Dale Moeding were naned tothe first team, while end Jim Champion was a third-team selection.

Long Beach Poly's fabulous duo of Gene Washington and AlNichols accounted for over 3,000 yards in total offense for the Jack­rabbits in 1964. Washington (706 rush and 887 pass) and Nichols (1596rush and eclipsing Willie Brown's marks) managed 3,189 yards betweenthem. Twenty-six ClF nAMA" Division scho~ls are represented on the1964 all-star teams. All players selected are seniors. \Vhittier coachVic Lopez will receive a special silver tumbler award recogni~ing himfor his coaching efforts in 1964_

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

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n~ PLAYER SCHOOL

1952 Ronald Knox••••• Santa Monica1953 Ernie Zampese ••• santa Barbara1954 John Hangartner. Hoover, Glendale1955 Mickey Flynn •••• Anaheim1956 Mickey Flynn.... Anaheim

Randy Meadows •• 0 Downey1957 Ga~ Craig •••••• Riverside1958 Dee Andrews ••••• Poly, L.B.1959 Willie Brown •••• Poly, L.B.1960 Jim Ivlurphy•••••• santa Barbara1961 ' Paul Horgan ••••• Loyola1962 Steve Grady..... Loyola1963 Don SWartz •••••• Loyol@.1964 George Buehle<r•• v.Jhittier

S G H 0 0 L'Frank Albert •••• Glendale •••••••••Har~ Karns ••••• Pomona•••••••••••John Petrovich•• Alhambra •••••••••Peter Zucco ••••• Santa Barbara••••NewellOestrich. Inglewood••••••••Glenn Davis ••••• Bonita •••••••••••Norman Veeh••••• Tustin •••••••••••Bill Martin ••••• Mark Keppel••••••Al Pollard•••••• Loyola•••••••••••Al Pollard•••••• Loyola•••••••••••Bud Woodward•••• Jordan, L.B•••••John Olszewski•• st. Anthony••••••Jim Contratto ••• Compton••••••••••Charles Powell •• San Diego ••••••••Marty Keough•••• Pomona

All SoutherrJ. California CIF Football Players of the .Year have their photo­graphs posted in Helms Hall :in the special High School Hall of Fame chambersand their names are engraved upon t,he Pa,)l H. Helms perpet~llr"'l1 t'~'>'Phy :Lodge1permanently in Helms Hall.

PLAYERYEAR

193719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948194919501951

- ALL-SOUTHERN SECTI' -r.F. "MAA tt DIVISIONF' trL TEAM -- 1964FOR RELEASE: WEDl\fi. AFTERNOON, JAN. 6 and sday a.. m.

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ALL-SOUTHERIJ SECTION C.I.F. nAAAAn FOOTBALL TEAM FOR 1964

POSITION P LAY E REnd......~~GEORGE BUEHLER•••••End••••• FAIR HOOKER ••.•••••Tackle •• GEORGE KUNZ ••••••••Tackle •• BRUCE WALLACE •..•••Guard••• DALE M.OEDING •••••••Guard ••• JIM HAMILTON••.••••Center •• CLIFF BILEK••••••••Back •••• ~'"MIKE BERGDAHL•.••••Back•• it-'~t-GENE ltlASHINGTON••••Back•••• AL NICHOLS•••••••••Back •••• TIM WALKER ••••••.••Back•••• WOODY DECKARD •.••••~~i'"~'"SECOND TEAM

End••••• DAVE OLWIN••..••.••End ••••• RON KENNEDy••••••••Tackle •• TOM SEMINOFF•••••••Tackle.. PHIL HESSER .Guard••• GARY SHATTUCK••••••Guard••• TIM BUCHANAN•••••••Center •• KENNETH CARPENTER ••Back•••• JIM WHITELy••••••••Back•••• DANNY SCOTT••••••••Back•••• GORDDN NADEL•••••••Back•••• TONY GARDEA ••••••••Back•••• BILL HERREA ••••••••

-~r i~ ir T H I R D TEA M

End••••• DOUG MOOERS••••••••End••••• JIM CHAMPION••..•••Tackle •• JERRY WITTE•......•Tackle •• RON SAMSON••••••.••Guard••• EDDIE EVANS ••••••••Guard••• CALVIN GARLAND .•.••Center •• DAVE ARCHER ••.•••••Back•••• GILBERT BLADES•...•Back•••• LARRY WALTERS••••••Back. • •• Tlr1 THOl4AS ..Back•••• JIM CURTICE ••••••••Back•••• ULYSES ALLEN•••••••

"~·":,"~,"FIRST TEA M

SCHOOLWHITTIER ..~10NROVIA .....••LOyOLA ••.....••ALHA!1BRA .•..•••

SANTA ANA VALLEYANAHElr-1•....•••

RArIfONA, RIVERSIDELOYDLA. •.••••.••

POLY, LONG BEACHPOLY, LONG BEACHWHITTIER .•.••••

SANTA ANA VALLEY

PASADENA .COI1PTON ..WHITTIER•••••••SERVlTE,ANAHEIM!'IIRA COSTA ..•••MUIR, PASADENA.DOIlINGUEZ •.••••GLENDALE •••••••EL RANCHO •••.••SANTA BARBARA ••VlATER DEI••••••OXNARD••..•••••

WESTERN, ANAHEIMSANTA ANA VALLEYANAHEI~1 .WARREN, DovfNEY.PACIFIC,S. HERDOOPASADENA ..GLENDALE ••..•••MUIR, PA SADENA •LAKEWOOD •.•••••HAWTHORNE ..SAN- NARCOS •••••CATHEDRAL ••••••

HEIGHT6-36-16-46-16-26-26-16-16-2.5-10.5-116-0

6-36-26-16-16-0.5-116-.56-0.5-105-86-0.5-11

6-56-06-06-16-06-06-2.5-8.5-105-10.5-9.5-10

YEARWEIGHT SCHOOL

235 Sr.175 Sr.225 Sr.222 Sr.195 Sr.180 Sr.195 Sr.200 Sr.170 Sr.160 Sr•170 Sr.17.5 Sr.

210 Sr.18,5 Sr.19.5 Sr.230 Sr.200 Sr.203 Sr.230 Sr.19.5 Sr.189 Sr •190 Sr.20.5 Sr.175 Sr•

220 Sr.200 Sr.221 Sr.222 Sr.182 Sr.205 Sr.205 Sr.16.5 Sr.160 Sr•160 Sr.160 Sr.170 Sr.

{r 1st Team in 1963 ~Hr 2nd Team in 1963 -~HH~ 3rd Team in 1963

HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL

Ralph Alexander, Los Angeles Herald-ExaminerJeff Prugh, Los Angeles TimesMannie Pineda, The Citizen NewsVan Barbieri, San Pedro News-Pilot\iayne Wilson, Van Nuys NewsEddie West, Santa Ana RegisterBob Hopper,. San Gabriel valley-TribuneNat Wess, santa Monica outlook~"lillis Arrington, Huntington Park SignalBraven Dyer, Jr., Secreta~

Floyd Schneidermann, Pasadena star-NewsGarland Rose, Riverside Press-EnterpriseClaude Anderson, San Bernardino SunJohn strey, ~Vhittier NewsPhil Patton, santa Barbara News-PressDoug rves, Long Beach Press-Telegram

Al Ames, Glendale News-PressChuck Thomas, Ventura star Free-PressDick l~ite, Redondo BreezeBill Schroeder, Chairman

* * * * * *VOlT RUBBER COMPANY TO PRESENT HONORED PLAYERS WITH FOOTBALLSAs it has so kindly done over the past 15 years, AMF-Voit Rubber

Company of Los Angeles will have a special Voit Football award foreach player named to the CIF "AAAA tt Division teams for 1964. LoydTutor and Mell Barton, who have participated in honoring the South­land's top prep footballers during these years, will be on hand atHelms Hall to make the presentations.

This marks the 28th year that Helms Athletic FOlmdation, throughAll-Southern California Board of Athletics, has hOL0red the Southland'sfinest gridiron performers from our high schools. Honored playersreceive scroll awards, beautifUlly framed, while players of the yearand CIF title-w~ing coaches receive special medal and tumblerawards.

This year's awards program will be held at He~s Hall on Saturda~morning, January 16th, at 10:30 a.m.

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HELMS HALL. 8760 VENICE BOULEVARD • LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 90034

SCHOOLBrea-OlindaMater DeiBrea-OlindaHemetst. FrancisAlemanySanta Clarast. FrancisCoachellaRim of Wo:rld

a.m.

YEAR P LAY E R1960 GARY HOLMAN •••••

JOHN HUARTE •••••1961 STEVE LEDBETTER.1962 KEN MARTIN ••••••1963 PAUL MARGUGLIO ••

ART GOLDEN. e- ••••

ANDY HERRERA ••••1964 TERRY NEWLIN ••••

STEVE PRICE •••••BRIAN KILPATRICK

TERRY NEWLIN(COACHELLA) ,WORLD)

(ST. FRANCIS), STEVE PRICE& BRIAN KILPATRICK (RIM OF

"~;~L FOR 1964FOR RELEAS SDAY AFTERNOON-----4'.... ".

11J~~~e~:f~~4ii:~:ep~'~Cla"~ed Player of the Year in ,,~~:n~ngrid playas members of Helms All-Southern California Board of Footballmet at Helms Hall to make their annual football team seleotions. TheHelms Board, following a pattern set last year, named four "small­school" teams, two in "AAA-AAtt and two in "A-Small School" oategories.

steve Price and Brian Kilpatrick, who led Coachella and Rfmof the \vorld to "Au and "small-Schooltt elF titles respectively, wereaccorded "Co-Player of the Year" honors for their respective division.

Newlin, who was named the top offensive back in Santa FeLeague play was one of three St. Francis performers to be named tothe 1964 first team. Teammates Dennis Flagg (QB) and center GeorgeContreras were the others honored. The Knights, defending !tAAA1t champswhipped Garden Grove (34-32), Pomona Catholic (21-14), Santa Maria(20-12) and Claremont (14-0) in the finals.

Fullback Steve Prioe or Coachella, who gained 1,295 yards intotal offense this year and 1,400 last, led his Arab teammates to the"An Division crown with wins over Hemet (25-14), Laguna (20-l9) andMission of San Luis Obispo (28-6) in the finals.

Rim of the World's Brian Kilpatrick, one of two repeaters onthe "A-Small School" Team, accounted for 1,60.5 in total offense, 1,394of it passing. Brian threw for 16 TDs, completing 79 of 142 throws.

Kilpatrick directed Rtm of the World to the Arro~head Leaguecrown in 1964 and wins over Mountain Empire <48-12), Needles <47-21)and Valley Chzaistian (13-7) in the finals. Guard Bob Steele of Rimwas named to the all-star second team.

Thousand Oaks, "AAtt finalist losing to San Marino 21-13,placed three players on the "AAA--AAn teams along with st. Francis.Halfbacks Ron Romans and J~ Russell were first-team picks, whiletackle John Hammond was named to the second team. "AA" champion SanMarino placed only end John Kinard on the first team.

Some 39 Southland high schools are represented on the twodivision teams, while only two players -- Brian Kilpatrick and MarvPaolini of Mission, SLO ~- are back fram last year's honor teams.

Players of the Year tor 1964, coaches of CIF title teams -­Whittier's Vic Lopez, st. Francis' Jack Friedman, San Marino's RobertCunz, Coachella's Jerry Usher and Rtm of the World's Edward Eaton -­and honored players in all divisions will receive their awards at the28th annual Football Awards Program of the Helms Board at Helms Hallon Saturday morning, January 16th at 10:30 a.m.

At this time scroll, medal and silver tumbler awards willbe made by All-Southern California Board of Athletics. Voit RubberCompany of Los Angeles, as it has done for many years past, will pre­sent footballs to the honored players.

Players of the Year in the smaller enrollment divisions ofthe C.I.F. have been made since 1951. Players of the Year as selectedby the Helms Board follow:YEAR P LAY E R S C H 0 0 L1951 B.J. SMITH••••••• Ventura1952 C.R. ROBERTS ••••• Oceanside1953 C.R. ROBERTS ••••• Oceanside1954 BILL COOPER...... Hawthorne1955 SKIP FACE •••••••• San Marino1956 ADRIAN LEDBETTER. Brea-Olinda1957 HAL TOBIN •••••••• Coronado

HENRY ENRIQUEZ ••• Mater Dei1958 BILL REDELL •••••• San Marino1959 DON JOHNSON •••••• So. "Pasadena

-- more -- more -- more

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ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION C.I.F~ ~tAAA_AAIt FOOTBALL TEAM FOR 1964

~~*{~FIRST TEAM

POSITION P LAY E REnd••••• JOHN KINARD••••••••End. • • • • STUART BLACKBURN•••Tackle •• DAN KLINE ••••••••••Tackle•• STEVE COFFEE •••••••Guard. • • RANDY MC MICHAEL•••Guard••• ED CRAFT•••••••••••Center.. GEORGE CONTRERAS•••Back•••• TERRY NEWLIN•••••••Back •••• DENNIS FLAGG •••••••Back •••• RON ROMANS ••••.••••Back•••• DENNIS SHAW••••••••Back•••• JIM RUSSELL••••••••{~~~~·SECOND TEAM

End••••• GORDON JOHNSON•••••End••••• BOB ENGELS~ ••••••Tackle •• BROCK AHNER••••••••Tackle •• JOHN HAMMOND•••••••Guard••• CRAIG HOBSON•••••••Guard••• JOHN GRENFELL•.••••Center. • PAUL MAYFIELD••••.•Back•••• DAVE FREDINE•••••••Back•••• KENDALL NUNGESSER ••Back•••• CHARLES ACOSTA •••••Back•••• BRUCE NELSON•••••••Back•••• MIKE BATTLE .•••••••

SCHOOL

SAN MARII'iO••••••CLARE!10NT•••••••GLENDORA ••••••••SANTA MARIA •.•••LEUZINGER ..•••••CRESPI•.••.•••••ST. FRANCIS•••••ST. FRANCIS•••••ST. FRANCIS•••••THOUSAND OAKS •••POMONA CA THOLIC.THOUSAND OAKS•••

BURROUGHS, RIDGE.HART, NEWHALL•••BUENA PARK••••••THOUSAND OAKS •••LA CANADA •••••••EISENHOWER ••••••CULVER CITy•••••RANCHO ALAMITOS.SAN GABRIEL••.••SANTA MARIA •••••GARDEN GROVE ••••LAWNDALE •••••.••

HEIGHT6-06-16-26-26-26-06-05-106-05-106-35-10

6-16-06-26-65-106-16-16-16-25-95-116-2

YEARWEIGHT SCHOOL

175 Sr.200 Sr.196 Sr.200 Sr.186 Sr.210 Sr.205 Sr.185 Sr.190 Sr.170 Sr.190 Sr.165 Sr.

180 Sr.180 Sr.209 Sr.250 Sr.210 Sr.180 Sr.195 Sr.210 Sr.186 Sr.168 Sr.170 Sr.175 Sr.

~HEALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA C.I.F. nA-S:MALL SCHOOL" TEAM FOR 1964·~~

*~~{~FIRST TEAM

End••••• TONY SMITS•••••••••End••••• MIKE O'BRIEN•••••••Tackle •• ED WHITE ••••••••.••Tackle •• VERN CAMPBELL••••••Guard••• BILL BROCK•••••••••Guard••• MIKE BECKLEy•••••••Center•• MIKE SHMORHUN••••••Back•••• STEVE PRICE••••••••Back•••• *BRIAN KILPATRICK•••Back•••• *MARVIN PAOLINI•••••Back•••• ROBERT MITCHELL••••Back•••• JACK WILLIS••••••••~~~~{~SECOND TEAM

End••••• DONALD SVERCHECK•••End••••• BOB HOBSON•••••••••Tackle •• MIKE GREGG •.••..•••Tackle •• JOE VALENTa••••••••Guard••• BOB STEELE •••••••••Guard.. • JOHN DE LAZZARO••••Center•• MARK SMITH ••••..•••Back•••• DICK NEWHART•••••••Back•••• PAT MC GEE •••••••••Back•••• LON BAGLEy•••••••••Back •••• BURT AMBLER••••••••Back•••• BILL MORRIS••••••••

{~ 2nd Team 1963

VALLE't CHRI STIANSANTA CLARA•••••INDIO •••••••••••IIEr-mT•••••••••••BLOOMINGTON•••••PERRIS••••••••••COACHELIA •••••••COACHELLA•.•...•RIM OF THE WORLDMISSION, S.L.O ••SANTA YNEZ ••.•••NEEDLES ••••••.••

MISSION, S.L.O••BREA-OLINDA •••••SAN CLEHENTE••••BELL-JEFFERSON••RIM OF THE WORLDGLADSTONE •••••••WEBB••••••••••••SAN CLEMENTE ••••SIERRA VISTA ••••LAGUNA BEACH••••LOWELL,LA HABRA.~10JAVE ••••••••••

6-36-2.5-116-15-106-16-06-36-25-105-85-6

6-26-16-25-115-115-106-06-06-26-05-105-10

210195245215160190180200178190150163

190190235210190175185167195195180175

Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.

Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.

HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL 1964

Ralph Alexander, Los Angeles Herald-ExaminerJeff Prugh, Los Angeles TimesMannie Pineda, The Citizen-NewsVan Barbieri, San Pedro News-PilotWayne lrlilson, Van Nuys NewsEddie West, santa Ana RegisterBob Hopper, San Gabriel Valley TribuneNat Wess, santa Monica OutlookWillis Arrington, Huntington Park SignalBraven pyer, Jr., Secreta~

Floyd Schneidermann, Pasadena Star-NewsGarland Rose, Riverside Press-Ent.Claude Anderson, san Bernardino SunJohn strey, Whittier NewsPhil Patton, santa Barbara News-PressDoug Ives, Long Beach Press-TelegramA1 Ames, Glendale News-PressChuck Thomas, Ventura star Free-PressDick White, Redondo BreezeBill Schroeder, Chairman

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TEL"SPECIAL RELEAS

HELMS HALL. B760 VENICE BOULEVARD • LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 90034

PLAYER OF YEA~

FOR 1 9 6 4FOR

;tt!:1~~~~'~ . _ ~•.:~~._.,,~,i$it.;-r.-~,/.t.!ISl teve Sogge,' p 'e~'t1riest,oathlete in Gardena High SchoolI~history and the first and only City Player of the Year the

Mohicans have had since the illustrious Don Bahrman oavortedon the grid baok in 1948, was acclaimed a unanimous ohoice as 1964 LosAngeles City Football Player of the Year, as members of the Helms Hallprep board met at Helms Hall to make their annual high school gridironseleotions.

Sogge led his Gardena team to the Los Angeles City title thispast season with wins over Van Nuys (50-14), Reseda (35-14> and LosAngeles' Romans in the finale (12-12). In the City finals, the winnerwas decided on a special "formula" having to do 'it:! 'th penetration of theopponent's 20 yard liRe and first downs made within the 20. Termed the"Costellon system, it was used for the first t:tme in 1964.

The remarakable steve Sogge, who graduates in February and isreportedly headed for USC, had as great a season as any City performerhas ever experienced in 1964_ In rive league and three playoff gameperformances, Sogge completed 141 of 227 passes for 2,631 yards and 22touehdowns, the latter a new City reoord o steve added 10 TDs fromscr~age and 20 points in conversion efforts, to account for 212points during the full season.

The Mohicans were the highest scoring team in the City for thepast season, scoring 219 points in five games <44-point average) andadded 97 in the playoffs for an eight-game scoring binge of 316 anda phenomenal 40-point average. In two games in 1964, Sogge threw forfive TDs. Against Westchester in a practice game, steve completed 23of 34 passes for 351 yards and five TDs; against Van Nuys in the firstCity playoff geme he completed nine of 18 for 256 yards and five TDs.Steve matched his greatest pass-yardage output against Reseda in thesecond playoff round, when he hit 14 of 21 for 351 yards and three TDs.

For haVing been named the Los Angeles City Player of the Yearfor 1964, Steve Sogge will be honored at the 28th annual All-SouthernCalifornia Board of Football Awards Program to be held at Helms Hallon Saturday morning, January 16th at 10:30 a.m. All players chosen forLos Angeles City Team honors will be invited to be on hand to receivetheir soroll awards and to see Sogge receive a special Helms medallionas the City l s top performer. His coach stan Smith also will be honored.

Twenty City high schools find themselves represented on thisyear's All-Los Angeles City Team. Gardenats high-flying Mohicans land­ed three players on the first team as end John Paavola and guard JeffLancaster joined player of the year Sogge. Runner-up Los Angeles isrepresented by two players, guard Hal Griffin and junior back CharlesHoch.

Al Proctor, center from Fremont, and steve Sogge find themselveson the first team for the second year. Van Nuys' Rick Purdy moved upfrom last season's second team, while Gardena's Jim Lewis was againplaced on the seoond squad. Birmingham's Craig Schusterick was a thirdteam selection for a second year.

ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY LEAGUE PLAYERS OF YEAR FOR 1964SOUTHERN 1. - WILLARD SCOTT••••MANUAL ARTS ••••• TACKLE ••• GIL ROZADILLAWEST-VALLEY - MIKE RHODES ••••••RESEDA ••••••••••QUARTER •• ROY JAEMARINE L. - STEVE SOGGE ••••••GARDENA •.•••••••QUARTER •• STAN SMITHEASTERN L. - ROBERT PETERS ••••ROOSEVELT •••••••HALFBACK.RAY McLEANWESTERN L. - ED I~ITCHELL ••••••FAIRFAX ••••••••• QUARTER •• HARRY FRUMEAST-VALLEY - RICK PURDY•••••••VAN NUYS ••••••••QUARTER ••WINSTON TUCKERNORTHERN L. - WILBERT WRIGHT ••• BELMONT ••••••••• HALFBACK.MIKE BELL

AMF-VOIT RUBBER COMPANY OF LOS ANGELES TO AGAIN PRESENT FOOTBALLS •••As it has done so kindly over the past fifteen years, AMF-Voit

Rubber Company of Los Angeles will present special football awards toall players named for Los Angeles City Team honors in 1964. Loyd Tutorand Mell Barton of the AMF-Voit Company will be on hand to do thehonors as they have been over past years a

.. '~ ~ ALL- L. A. CI FOOT BALL TEAlVl R '64 SEASON·FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1965 and after.

* ~~ ~!- DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO RELEASE DATE" •• TUES. JAN. 5

ALL-LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM FOR 1964 SEASON

-J~ -J~ * F IRS T TEAM YEARPOSITION PLAYER S C H 0 0 L HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOLEnd••••• JOHN PAAVOLA. GARDENA. · · · 6-2 210 Sr.End••••• MIKE DEXTER • BIRr1INGHAM • · 6-1 175 Sr.Tackle •• WILLARD SCOTT :MANUAL ARTS. · 6-0 228 Sr.Tackle •• STEVE PONDER. IVIONROE · · · · 6-2 210 Sr.Guard••• HAL GRIFFIN • · . LOS ANGELES. · 6-0 196 Sr.Guard••• JEFF LAI\fCASTER. GARDENA. · · 6-2 210 Sr.Center•• ~~ALVIN PROCTOR FREMONT. · · · 6-0 197 Sr.Back•••• ~foSTEVE BOGGE • GARDENA. · · · 5-11 183 Sr.Back•••• CHARLES MOCH. LOS ANGEIES. · 5-9 175 Jr.Back•••• ED MITCHELL. FAIRFAX. · 6-0 205 Sr.Back•••• -J~*RICK PURDY. · VAN NUYS . 6-2 210 Sr.Back•••• ROBERT PETERS ROOSEVELT. 5-10 157 Sr.~~·~}-J~SEC OND TEA M

End••••• TENNY WARREN. GARDENA. 5-8 150 Jr.End••••• DICK DAVIDSON TAFT. · 5-10 180 Sr.Tackle •• GLENN YATES. NA:iBONNE • 6-2 222 Sr.Tackle •• BILL BUTLER • RESEDA · · 6-3 185 Sr.Guard••• TOM WOODSON • BELL. · 5-11 185 Sr.Guard••• DENNIS COLE • RESEDA. · 6-1 170 Sr.Center •• BRUCE STUMP • SOUTH GATE 5-10 193 Sr.Back•••• ~r~JIM LEWIS • GARDENA. · 5-10 187 Sr.Back•••• MIKE RHODES • · · RESEDA · · 5-8 165 Sr.Back•••• WILBERT WRIGHT. · BELMONT. · · · 5-10 185 Sr.Back•••• TERRY PIERSON • · LOS ANGEIES. · 5-9 170 Sr.Back•••• JAl-mS STREET. · · r-1ANUAL ARTS. · 5-11 185 Sr.·:~~t-~t-TH I R D TEAM

End••••• GLEN'N CARR. · BELL. · · 5-11 175 Sr.End••••• BOB MEYERS. · GARDENA. · 5-9 160 Sr.Tackle •• MIKE ZELLER • EAGLE ROCK • · 6-0 221 Sr.Tackle •• ROBERT ACOSTA ROOSEVELT. 5-9 197 Sr.Guard••• MIKE PRESTON. 110NROE · · 6..0 185 Sr.Guard••• LANCE ROBBINS UNIVERSITY • · 5-10 190 Sr.Center •• KIlvt RINGWALD. . · VAN NUYS • · 6-3 210 Sr.Back•••• ~BP,t-CRAIG SCHUSTERICK BIRMINGHAM. · 5-10 165 Sr.Back•••• BILL MARSH. · . · SAN FERNANDO • 6-0 185 Sr.Back•••• ERNIE CASTANEDA · SAN PEDRO. · · 5-7 170 Sr.Back•••• VANCE ADELMAN WETSCHESTER. · 6-1 175 Sr.Back•••• STEVE MICRAun lJIONROE • · · · 5-11 180 Sr.

* 1st Team in 1963 ~m 2nd Team in 1963 ~HHt- 3rd Team in 1963

ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY BOARD OF FOOTBALL - 1964Ralph Alexander - LA Herald-Examiner rfunnie Pineda - The Citizen NewsJerf Prugh - L.A. Times Willis Arrington - Hunt. Park Sig.Wayne Wilson - Van Nuys News Van Barbieri - San Pedro N-PBuddy Dyer - Helms Hall, Secretary Bill Schroeder - Helms Hall, Ch.

* * * * *ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR - 1937-1964

YEAR PLAYER SCHOOL ~ PLAYER SCHOOL

1937 Don Willer..... Manual Arts 1952 Jon Arnett..... Manual Arts1938 Ray Woods...... San Fernando 1953 Dick Garcia.... Banning1939 Walter Brown... Canoga Park 1954 Clint 'Whitfield Los Angeles1940 John Rosier.... Venice 1955 Leon Criner.... c.~noga Park1941 :Martin Grbovaz. Roosevelt Norton Geller.. North Hollywood1942 Victor Mastro.. Marshall 1956 Jerry Mollett.. Van Nuys1943 Bert Schneider. Los Angeles 1957 James Bates.... Manual Arts1944 Joe Solar...... Canoga Park Bob Levingston. Los Angeles1945 Tom Tolman..... Venice 1958 Anthony IDrick. Fremont1946 John Albini.... Fremont 1959 Hal Bedsole.... Reseda1947 Bill Bowers.... Canoga Park 1960 Danny Espalin.. Banning1948 Don Bahrman.... Gardena 1961 Mike Garrett... Roosevelt1949 Thomas Zaby.... Fremont 1962 Ron Barber..... San Pedro1950 Jim Decker..... san Pedro 1963 Marv Adamo..... Birmingham1951 Jerry Drew••••• Jefferson 1964 Steve Sogge•••• Gardena

Jack Hernandez. Banning

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FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 29TH and Wednesday am* it- * DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO DEC. 29TH •••pm

ALL-SOUTHERN LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM

FIR S T TEAM YEARPOSITION PLAYER S C H 0 0 L HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL

End••••• MICHAEL DE VAUGHN LOS ANGELES 6-1 175 SeniorEnd••••• LORENZO ALEXANDER FREMONT 6-2 235 SeniorTackle •• it-*WILLARD SCOTT MANUAL ARTS 6-1 228 SeniorTackle •• MIKE BALLOU LOS ANGELES 6-1 205 JuniorGuard••• KENNETH BROOKS DORSEY 5-9 185 Senior·Guard••• ~BI-HAL GRIFFIN LOS ANGELES 6-0 196 SeniorCenter •• {I' ALVIN PROCTOR FREMONT 6-0 197 SeniorBack•••• CHARLES MOCH LOS ANGELES 5-9 175 JuniorBack•••• TERRY PIERSON LOS ANGELES 5-9 170 SeniorBack •••• ROSEY RAINES DORSEY 6-3 180 SeniorBack •••• JOE DAWKINS FREMONT 6-0 195 JuniorBack •••• JAMES STREET MANUAL ARTS 5-11 185 Senior

SEC o N D TEA M

End ••••• MARTY SPALDING DORSEY 6-2 195 SeniorEnd••••• MARTIN HAMILTON MANUAL ARTS 5-10 178 SeniorTackle •• *~~NORM MC BRIDE FREMONT 6-2 225 SeniorTackle •• RON EGGELSTON LOS ANGELES 5-11 195 SeniorGuard ••• PETER PETZOLD DORSEY 5-11 200 JuniorGuard••• HARRY LAMBERT MANUAL ARTS 6-0 200 SeniorCenter •• KEN BRIETER LOS ANGELES 5-11 200 Senior,l3ack•••• FLETCHER SYKES MANUAL ARTS 5-10 160 SeniorBack•••• LES WHITE LOS ANGELES 5-8 165 SeniorBack •••• LLOYD WALTER liANUAL ARTS 5-10 170 SeniorBack•••• RUFUS SNODDY MANUAL ARTS 5-9 195 SeniorBack•••• VERNON COUNTY FREMONT 5-10 170 Senior

* 1st Team 1963 ~~* 2nd Team. 1963

Gil Rozadilla, coach of Southern League champion Manual Arts,

calls his ace tackle Willard Scott, "Outstanding in all phases of the

Gamet~ while opposing Southern League mentor Jim Pendleton of L.A.

High calls the 6-foot, one-inch, 228-pound lineman, "The best and

strongest lineman I have seen in years."

This was enough recommendation tor the Helms prep board of selec­

tion to name Scott the Southern League's top performer for 1964. The

Board saw fl~ to name only two manual players to the all-league team,

although five of coach Rozadilla1s boys made the second team. Los Ang­

eles mathematically tied Manual in league play, 4-1, and placed five

players on the first team, with three on the second.

ShOWing the league's strength, Manual and Lo s Angeles met in the

semi-final playoff round, with the Romans winning, 14-7 0 L.A. had de­

feated Eagle Rock 40-13 in the first playoff round, while Manual had

disposed of Roosevelt, 40-20 0

All-League selections have been made by Helms' City Board of Ath­letics since 1937, with seroll awards going to the honored players.

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180 Senior175 Senior241 Senior185 Senior170 Senior180 Senior225 Senior165 Senior185 Senior165 Senior150 Senior172 Senior

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RESEDA HIGH'S MIKE RHODES NAMED PREMIERPERFORMER..~.,j.~f'~ FOR 1964FOR RELEASE,~J~SDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 29 and Wedne's ". "","I em

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t FIRST TEA-M

i POSITION P LAY E Rti End..... DICK DAVIDSON

'.Ii End. • • • • MIKE DEXTEUR ER~ Tackle. • CHARLES SO D~-t Tackle. • BILL BUTLER~ Guard... DENNIS COLE~ Guard.. • BRENT MARVOSH~l Center.. STEVE WRIGHT~ Back.... * CRAIG SCmJSTERICK\ Back.. • • **DAVE ENRICO~ Back.... MIKE RHODES~ Back.... JIM BIRD~ Back.... ROD FELIX~~ SECOND TEAM~ End..... RON REDMOND CANOGA PARK 6-0 170 Senior~ End. • • • • GARRY WOELKE CLEVELAND 6-1 185 Junior

~\ iac~11e.• ~~LMABRJg~KER ~=~~~LLS t~ ~93g ~:~~~;~, ac e ••~ Guard.. • MIKE 0 'MALIA RESEDA 5-10 180 Senior

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\ Guard... DAVE FREIMANN CLEVELAND 5-11 180 Senior~. Center.. RICK SPEER CHATSWORTH 5-11 185 Senior

Back.... DAVE DRYSDALE BIRMINGHAM 5-9 170 Senior~ Back. • •• JERRY WILSON CANOGA PARK 6-0 185 Senior

,tBack.... BOB HANOVER RESEDA 5-10 165 Senior'Back. • •• • IIIj' , ~2'1III~.rfPrBaok.. •• CASEY GRIFFIN GRANADA HILLS 6-2 225 Junior

* 1st Team 1963 ** 2nd Team 1963

Mike Rhodes, Reseda High's aoe quarterback, three-year lette~an

and captain, was acclaimed league Player or the Year by members of

Helms All-Los Angeles Board of Athletics, when the selection body met

last week at Helms Hall to make its annual grid selections.

Reseda, like City Champion Gardena, compiled a perfeot record in

league play (6-0), defeated Venice 42-20 in the first playoff round

and then fell before Gardena, 35-14. Four Reseda players were named to

the league team, while co-runners-up Birmingham and Taft landed three

team members. Remaining teams in order ot league finish were Granada

Hills (3-2-1), Canoga Park (2-3-1), Cleveland (1-5-0) and Chatsworth

(0-6-0).Mike Rhodes, a 5-toot, 8-~ch, 165-pound passing QB, completed

43 of 88 passes for 11 touchdowns during league play. He was the

spearhead of coaoh Roy Jae1s. attack~ which accounted for 127 points

against an opposition's 30.

All-league players receive a special soroll award from the Helms

selection Board, recognizing them for their grid accomplishments over

the 1964 season. These awards have been made since 1937.

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F IRS T TEA M YEARPOSITION PLAYER S C H 0 o L HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL

End••••• @ JOHN PAAVOLA GARDENA 6-2 210 SeniorEnd ••••• TENNEY WARREN GARDENA 5-8 150 JuniorTackle •• ~} GLEN YATES NARBONNE 6-2 222 SeniorTackle •• JERRY JEROME GARDENA 6-1 215 SeniorGuard ••• JEFF LANCASTER GARDENA 6-2 210 SeniorGuard ••• WILLIE HENDERSON JORDAN 6-2 235 JuniorCenter •• RICHARD ITO GARDENA 5-8 205 SeniorBack•••• * STEVE SOGGE GARDENA 5-11 183 SeniorBack •••• BOB MEYERS GARDENA 5-9 160 SeniorBack •••• ~PA-JIM LEWIS GARDENA 5-10 187 SeniorBack •••• TOM JOHNSON JORDAN 6-0 185 SeniorBack•••• @ ERNIE CASTANEDA SAN PEDRO 5-7 170 Senior

S E CON D TEA M

End ••••• ~} GARY ROBINSON SAN PEDRO 6-3 200 SeniorEnd••••• RICHARD HARSHAW CARSON 6-5 180 SeniorTackle •• ROD WHITE NARBONNE 5-9 265 JuniorTackle •• CHARLES MOSS BANNING 5-11 210 SeniorGuard ••• LOUIS MOLLE BANNING 6-0 185 SeniorGuard ••• LEONARD OLGUIN SAN PEDRO 5-10 185 SeniorCenter •• ROBERT TAKAHASHI GARDENA 5-10 200 SeniorBack•••• SAM GIPSON BANNING 5-9 170 JuniorBack•••• DON RONEY CARSON 6-0 195 SeniorBack•••• DENNIS TIMPE NARBONNE 5-10 160 SeniorBack•••• PAUL ORSETH NARBONNE 6-0 185 SeniorBack•••• TERRY BAKER JORDAN 5-8 210 Senior

~t- 1st Team 1963 ~Bt- 1st Team 1962-63 @ 2nd Team 1963

To the surprise of absolutely no one, Gardena's amazing field

general Steve Sogge was acclaimed a repeat Marine League Player of the

Year for 1964. Sogge directed his team to the L.A. City title after

helping win the MarineLeague crown with a perfect 5-0 record. For 8

practice and regular-season games, Sogge completed 103 of 162 passes

for 1778 yards and 20 TDs. He ran for an additional 359 yards.

Sogge was third high scorer in City play with 88 points. The

Mohicans scored 219 points (high in the Oity) against 40 for the op­

position. Coach Stan Smith's Gardenans added 97 points in three play­

off encounters -- 50-14 over Van Nuys; 35-14 over Reseda; and 12-12

in the City finale against Los Angeles -- to make the Mohicans one of

the highest scoring aggregations in City history.

Reflecting Gardena's complete domination in the Marine, eight

Mohicans were named to the first team. Selections were made by HelmsAll-Los Angeles City Board composed of Ralph Alexander, Mannie Pineda,Wayne Wilson, Jeff Prugh, Willis Arrington and Van Barbieri. As inpast years, All-League selectees will receive scroll awards from All­Los Angeles City Board of Athletics.

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ROOSEVEt'LLIiAtmCK:ltv1<5i3~R'TmJ3tfERS'";X9j5'ItKED

AS EASTERN LEAGUE'S BEST FOR 1964 CAMPAIGNFOR RELEASE: WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 30TH and Thursday am

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ALL-EASTERN LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM

FIR S T TEAMYEAR

POSITION PLAYER S C H 0 0 L HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL

End•••••• i~ GLENN CARR BEL L 5-11 175 SeniorEnd •••••• DAVE WARD HUNTINGTON PARK 6-3 185 SeniorTackle ••• ROBERT ACOSTA ROOSEVELT 5-9 197 SeniorTackle ••• ROBERT VASQUEZ GARFIELD 5-10 200 SeniorGuard•••• ·:'M~TOr-i WOODSON BEL L 5-11 185 SeniorGuard•••• BILL RACINE BEL L 5-10 200 JuniorCenter ••• BRUCE STUMP SOUTH GATE 5-10 193 SeniorBack••••• @ ROBERT PETERS ROOSEVELT 5-10 157 SeniorBack ••••• TYRONE HUDSON ROOSEVELT 5-11 162 SeniorBack••••• BRUCE HOFIUS HUNTINGTON PARK 5-11 175 JuniorBack••••• BILL MC KANE WILSON 6-2 205 SeniorBack ••••• FRED SMITH BEL L 5-11 165 Senior

SEC o N D TEA M

End•••••• CHUCK HADLEY SOUTH GATE 6-1 198 SeniorEnd•••••• HOWARD SLAYTON ROOSEVELT 6-3 183 JuniorTackle ••• ROBERT ROBLES HUNTINGTON PARK 5-11 187 SeniorTaokle ••• RANDY SHULL BEL L 6-0 200 JuniorGuard•••• FERNANDO CALDERON WILSON 5-10 175 JuniorGuard •••• BOB ECKHART SOUTH GATE 5-9 180 JuniorCenter ••• DENNIS GLANZMAN HUNTINGTON PARK 6-0 185 SeniorBack••••• STEPHEN CALHOUN ROOSEVELT 5-8 154 SeniorBack••••• JUAN HERRERA GARFIELD 5-10 200 SeniorBack••••• RUSS YOUNG BEL L 5-10 195 SeniorBack•.••• LAWRENCE LOYA HUNTINGTON PARK 5-10 175 JuniorBack••••• CRAIG STURGES SOUTH GATE 5-10 185 Senior

* 1st Team 1963 @ 2nd Team 1963 *~~ 2nd Team 1962-63

Coach Ray McLean's Eastern League Champion Roosevelt High School

placed three performers on the All-League first team, including Player

of the Year Robert Peters, as Helms All-Los Angeles City Board of Fbot­

ball met at Helms Hall last week to make its annual grid selections e

Peters, a 5-foot, lO-inch, 157-pound halfback, accounted for over

800 yards in total offense in five league gamea, as his team compiled

a~4-0-l record. Bell High Sohool, which finished a half-step back of

Roosevelt at 4-1-0, placed four performers on the first league team o

Teams in order of league finnsh behind Roosevelt and Bell were,

Huntington Park (2-2-1), South Gate (2-3-0), Garfield (1-4-0) and

t"/ilson (1-4-0). This marks the third season that Bell's outstanding

guard Tom Woodson has received league recognition. He was a second­

team choice both in 1962 and 1963. Roosevelt lost to Manual 40-20 inCity Playoff competition.

Selected by Helms All-Los Angeles Bo.ard of Athletics, composed of

metropolitan prep writers, boys named for league honors will receive

special scroll awards recognizing their achievements.

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FAIRFAX QUARTERBACK, ED lVIITCHELL 9 -~vINS TOPPLAYER OF_.,:.;.~-,Q6b~,;~~\; ,t!,;<.·~· !t:~~:1t -.. '] LOOP FOOTBAlLFOR RELEASE :·~~2:·~·.·~ S~ly AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 31 an .' iday em .

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FIR S T TEAM YEARPOSITION PLAYER S C H 0 0 L HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHCOL---End••••• ERNIE BRAZIER UNIVERSITY 5..11 175 Soph.End••••• BROCK CHESTER PALISADES 5-11 170 Sr.Tackle •• STUART GOTLEIB FAIRFAX 6-5 240 Sr.Tackle •• MIKE BUESCHER HOLLYWOOD 6-3 220 Sr.Guard••• ~~*ANDY GERASIMOU WESTCHESTER 5-11 195 Sr.Guard••• LANCE ROBBINS UNIVERSITY 5-10 190 Sr.Center •• * FRED LUKE WESTCHESTER 5-11 185 Sr.Back•••• ED MITCHELL FAIRFAX 6-0 205 Sr.Back•••• WALTER SHOCKLEY VENICE 5-11 175 Sr.Back•••• VANCE ADELMAN WESTCHESTER 6-1 175 Sr.Back•••• DANNY MINTZ UNIVERSITY 6-1 175 Sr.Back •••• BOB FULENWIDER VENICE 5..9 150 Sr.

SEC o N D TEA M

End••••• BRIAN ASHLEY WESTCHES TER 5-11 174 Sr.End ••••• MIKE HOUCHEN UNIVERSITY 5-10 160 Jr.Tackle •• LEONARD MOGNO WESTCHESTER 6-1 217 Jr.Tackle •• IRA BLAND HAMILTON 6-0 221 Sr.Guard••• BOB TRIPP VENICE 5-10 175 Jr.Guard••• PAT PHINNY PALISADES 5-9 190 Jr.Center •• HENRY LUM-KING VENICE 6-0 180 Sr.Back•••• GARY BELL HAMILTON 6-0 175 Sr.Back •••• GREGG MIMM WESTCHESTER 6-0 165 Jr.Back•••• *-ifoNARDY SAMUELS FAIRFAX 5-11 185 Sr.Back•••• JOHN ADAUTO VENICE 5-10 210 Sr.Back•••• PETE KOLLINIER UNIVERSITY 5-10 185 Sr.

* 1st Team 1963 ~" 2nd Team 1963

Big Ed Mitchell, 6-toot, 205-pound quarterback from Fairfax High

School and the City's top score~ (112 points in six games) was a unan­

imous Player of the Year selection in the Western League for 1964, fol­

lowing vote by All-Los Angeles City Board ot Athletics, which held its

annual meeting at Helms Hall last week.

Coach Harry FrUIn calls Mitchell, "An outstanding runner and pass­

er and team leader." Ed will receive his Player of the Year medal

award a t the 28th annual Helms awards program to be held at Helms Hall

on Saturday morning, January 16th at 10:30 a.m. Only All-City and All­

elF team selections will be presented their awards at Helms Hall, the

league selectees receiving their scrolls at their respective schools.

In an always tight Western League race Venice was 1964 championwith 5-0-1, followed by Westchester 5-1-0, Fairfax 4-2-0, University3-3-0, Hamilton 1-4-1, Palisades 1-5-0 and Hollywood 1-5-0.

Board Members making the annual All-League picks are Ralph 'Alex­ander (Herald-Examiner), Mannie Pineda (Citizen News), Jeff Prugh (LATimes), Willis Arrington (Huntington Park Signal) Wayne Wilson (VanNuys News) and Van Barbieri (San Pedro News-Pilot). All-Los AngelesCity league selections have been made since 1937.

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FIR S T TEA MYEAR

POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL

End••••• *'l~BOB GLASGOW MONROE 6-0 190 Sr.End••••• JIM MACK SAN FERNANDO 5-9 160 Sr.Tackle •• STEVE PONDERr MONROE 6-2 210 Sr.Tackle •• BILL PERSONS SAN FERNANDO 6-2 205 Sr.Guard••• ~IIKE PRESTON MONROE 6-0 185 Sr.Guard••• BOB DORAN VAN NUYS 5-11 212 Sr.Center •• KIM RINGWALD VAN NUYS 6-3 210 Sr.Back•••• ~~ RICK PURDY VAN NUYS 6-2 210 Sr.Back•••• STEVE MICHAUD MONROE 5-11 180 Sr.Back•••• BILL MARSH SAN FERNANDO 6-0 185 Sr.Back •••• PAT STRONG- MONROE 5-9 185 Sr"Back•••• FRANK RIVETTI VAN NUYS 5-9 145 Sr.

SEC 0 N D TEAM

End••••• GARY Me KENZIE GRANT 6-0 175 Sr.End••••• MARV MONTGOMERY SYLMAR 6-6 215 Jr.Tackle •• CHUCK FERRERO MONROE 6-3 220 Sr.Tackle •• DONALD GRANT SAN FERNANDO 6-1 195 Sr.Guard••• RUSS UPRIGHT SYLMAR 5-10 205 Sr.Guard••• CLINTON SELF VAN NUYS 6-1 190 Sr.Center •• CHRIS WITTENBERG SYLMAR 5-11 210 Sr.Baok•••• LEONARD BURRIS SYLMAR 5-10 170 Sr.Baok•••• JESS MARGARITa SAN FERNANDO 5-9 170 Sr.Back•••• CRAIG DOWNAN POLY 5-7 160 Jr.Back•••• GARY ADAMS VAN NUYS 5-10 170 SroBack•••• RAY HAYES SYLMAR 5-9 160 Sr.

* 1st Team 1963 ~B~ 2nd Team 1963- •• picked as guard

East-Valley League champion Van Nuys placed four performers on

the All-League first team, inclUding Player of the Year Rick Purdy,

as Helms Athletic Foundation's All-Los Angeles City Board of Football

met at Helms Hall last week to make its annual grid selections.

One of the Southland's largest quarterbacks at 6'2" and 210

pounds, Purdy led Van Nuys to a 5-1 league season, which mathemati­

cally tied them with Monroe for the crown. Having defeated Monroe in

league play, Van Nuys was acoorded the title o Monroe placed five

players on the first team o

Behind Van Nuys and Monroe, in order of league finish, came

San Fernando (4-2-0), Sylmar (3-3-0), Grant (3-3-0), Poly (1-5-0)

and North Hollywood (0-6-0)

Selections of Los Angeles' all-league tegms are made by Boardmembers Ralph Alexander, Mannie Pineda, Wayne Wilson, Jeff Prugh,Willis Arrington, and Van Barbieri. All-League players, both firstand second team, receive special scroll awards as they have since1937 &