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'Boyd of Paradise' Is Some Flower! If Fred Petenon ever downi. He added three to the A disputed pass to Gary grows a victory garden. It Is total as the Warriors over- Kendrick for 30 yards and a sure to contain his favorite powered Rolling Hills, 20-12, 10-yard run by passer Coy flower, "Boyd of Paradise!" in a Friday afternoon game Hall on a rollout got West to During four non - league on the loser's field. the 3 yard line. Boyd cracked football games. Coach Peter- Rolling Hills took control of over from the 1 with the son's big 208-pound tailback the game until the final three clock running out. Paul John Dave Boyd, playing his third minutes of the half when son kicked the go-ahead con y**r with the West High var West suddenly unleashed an version, 7-«. s*ty, has scored 12 touch- 83-yard touchdown drive. Until the Warriors began to pop its offense, Rolling Hills dominated via two fum ble recoveries and a 12-yard touchdown run by John Papa- dakis in the first quarter. West dominated the second half. The defense was near perfect. The Titans could not move the ban on the ground and had to resort to a lack lustre passing attack. Dennis Hudson came up OCTOBBt 15, 19*71 with a pass interception and A-*S SOMEWHERE ON THIS LAND . . . West High scored its Ant to give West a 20-12 victory. In the bark of the pick is QB Len recovered an enemy fumble Herschier who raised his hands to signal the touchdown. The win in the second half to stall the touchdown against Rolling Hills with only a few seconds remain- Ing in the fint half. At the bottom of the pile is D«v« Boyd who ran West's season record to four wins and no losses. opposition for West. (Press-Herald Photo) The World Aided by a 30 yard pass went over from the 1 yard line. He tallied twice in the second half from Paul Fieri to Brian But ler, Rolling Hills got into Bay League West territory in the final Hawthorne Makes Life Samohi Of Sports minute of the game. Two 15 Football yard .penalties moved the Ti BY HENRY BURKE tans to the 12-yard line where Standings Shocked Fieri hit Bob Griffith for . fit. Of. •roee-Hwald Sporti Editor » 48 fa Easier for North High On a sunny afternoon in April of 1966, El Segundo final touchdown pass. High was ahead of West, 1-0, in the seventh inning of Santa Monica, ...... 1 11 36 Traditionally North High Climaxing the first drive yard touchdown run to in By Costa n West's two touchdowns in Hawthorne ...... 1 19 28 • a Homer League baseball game. With the bases loaded thethe third"third quarter'quarter. plays the toughest non-league was a 2-yard run by quarter crease the gap again. Mira Costa scored a fourth and one away, Kemer Brett for a Friday'o Rouilto games possible. It makes it back Dan Hansen. He set up North, the favorite to win West moved 53 yards South 28. Rrdondo 13. easy when the Bay League the score with a pair of 23 and touchdown as Boyd ran 7 North 21. Hawthorne 1. the Bay League title, runs into Mlra Coota 14. Santa iconic* 7. games come along. 25 yard completions to Tim yards with a pitcbout. Qamoo Next Friday crosstown rival South next the game in relief. North at South. After dropping two games Dillard. Friday. The best South has night. Two minutes later the Mlra Coota at Inglewood. game was clinched as Dean Redondo at Santa Monica. to Santa Ana Valley and Right after Hawthorne punt ever done against North is a The Mustangs had a 7-0 3wen» took a handoff from Morningside, the Saxons ed, the Saxons scored again. 13-13 tie when the series start 'alftime lead wiped out by coraebacker to the mound. opened league play Friday Rich Creighton sprinted 27 ed a number of yean ago. a Samo TD in tbe third pe Brett quickly threw home to Hall and threw a fourth down pass to Boyd for a 15-yard Bees, Cees Win with a 21-6 win over Haw yards for the score. riod. start the winning double touchdown. South High won a 33-12 thorne. Hawthorne got six points in Morningside won its fourth play, but the ball sailed over Bee game and a 15-0 Cee North drove 75 and 55 yards the third quarter when Buddy North TD* Hamen (S and 11 straight with a 30-6 humilia catcher's head and eventual- RoiimgRolling HIII*Hill* ...... s 0 0 S-13 game against Redondo in Bay in the first quarter for a 14-0 Swinfred rambled 27 yards to yd. rum). Cretghton (27 yd. run); tion of Palos Verdes. Everett Weet TDa Boyd pitcher. Lawndale beat St. Ber However, Kemer Brett nard's, 20-14, to remain un went on to pitch El Segundo beaten. Beverly Hills is 44 after to the CW "AAA" champi-j South Socks RUHS, 28-13 topping Long Beach Jordan. onship and was rewarded 19-7. with a $100,000 contract By HENRY BURKE "no-time-left' KEMER BRETT against Redondo. It came in med the work* for the first It took bench, Redondo called Costa Nostra Proee-Harald SporU Edlt< the fourth quarter on the 22 minutes of the game. But third down ifliin pass from on plowhoune Ron Stone to Mlra. Coatt ...... 0 T 0 T 14 Santa Monica ...... 007 0-7 Only one year later Brett winds up in the World Teachers, you don't have to tailend of an 18-6 defeat. with 1:40 left in the half Scott Scott to End. Steve Trudell to grind out two fourth quarter Bra Coata TDa larrat, Howell; picket in front of the South PAT» Koliulckl (J kick*). Series as a relief pitcher and retires four of five batters, Coach Herb Rkhey was so slickered the Hawks with a get the TD. touchdowns. He scored from Santa Monica TD Ancker, FAT walking one of them. High gym anymore. Your excited about beating Re. 29-yard pass to Jeff Wang. South drove 85 yards to the 5 and 3 yard line. -Ancker. football team is winning! As dondo at Seahawk Bowl Fri Jim Antal, the soccer place start the third quarter. Back Greg Whitford and Eric Brett is one of three Boston Red Sox World Series a matter of fact South is lead- Langdon were outstanding Beverly A^Go-Go day. He was as anxious to kicker, connected with a per- Dan Pace got behind a de ~'~ , 0 12 T C-It players who got his start in baseball with local Little ing the Bay League with a run out the final clock as a fect conversion. He made fender and Scott found the filling the gaps to shut off STSordiln*"" y HUl.TDiTD* Cola. Bourn*. Leagues: Brett in El Segundov SeflDnd baseman Mike >0 record team with a 1-point lead. His four straight for the night range for a 45-yard TD aerial. Redondo's hard running a; PAT Andrews in Torrance, and Pitcher Jerry Stephenson in Really! The Spartans beat Spartans had the game in the which must be some kind of The momentum carried to backs. Jordan TD Coker; PAT K1I- Hermosa Beach. Redondo for their second vie bag. a school record. the defense which broke up Wang was spared defensive tory Friday night, 28-13. A few seconds after the Redondo's passing attack and platooning throughout the El Stinko r> -fr -fr The new coach must be a At one stage the score was evening and was able to come san_Karti 7 IS S 14 40 Cross country is a sport that usually, has more superman. You can go back 28-0 as South quarterback touchdown Steve Robertson soon South was off on a fol El Segundo ...'.'...'.'. 0 070 7 recovered a Redondo fumble. lowing march of 66 yards. A through with that strong i San Marino TDi SonuntM (2), participants than spectators. through two predecessors to Walter Scott fired four touch ond effort on offense. Snyder. WllMam*. Seeker, Copper- Oct. 26, 1962, to the last time down passes all told. Scott then flipped a screen 23 yard pass to Robertson pul . 0 14 7 7 X amlth; PAT* McKenna (41)7 Almost as many boys turn out for cress country pass to Wang who ran it to South within the 8 yard line .... 0 0 0 13 18 m Segundo TD Gentry; PAT South scored a touchdown Penalty infractions jam- South TD* Wang (» yd. Mtrkoweky. as football or basketball at some schools, but the coach the 3 yard line. He ran the but it wasn't until fourth flrom Scott). Pace (40 yd. paaa fron Scott), Trudell (6 and 8 yd es miss the boat when it comes to promoting headliners. wrong pattern after the catch down that Scott flipped to Scott); PAT* Antol It Leuzinger Stings or he might have easily gone Trudell for the touchdown. icKa). Laualnw ...... 7 0 7 O M For example, two of the best cross country teams i Bolaa Grande ...... 0 007 7 he distance. When South went to the Redondo TD* Stone (5 and Letulngtr TDe Tatrlck (»; in the Southland are South High and West High School d. rum); PAT Ramaey (kick). PAT* Tetrlck (3). Lausen Next Bolaa Grande- TD SUva; PAT . of Torrance. If they took part in a dual-meet there might tllva. be more spectators than participants. Player of the Week Aviation QB Barbered The trouble is, I have discovered, West High would Creep! ...... IS 7 7 »-»S Verbum De. 000 0 rather load into a bus and travel to Victor Valley Walter Scott's flawless ball- day night, 28-13, Scott threw Scores 3 TDs Crapl TDa BarDer (14. 8. J. I (wherever that is) instead of competing against South For Knights handling for South High Fri Four touchdown passes of 29, and 2 yd. run*). High. day night earned him "Prep 5. *5 and 8 yards. There were Laundered The Camino Real League football exchange starts Player of the Week" honors 5° funtbles by the Spartans, Lawndale ...... 770 6 90 A West High-South High meet would not even re Their offensive execution was At Torrance St. Bernard', ...... 007 7 14 out next Friday night with a real nice friendly game in football. Lawndale TDo Wtllard (12 yd. quire a bus. I am sure Coach Dick Scully of South High the best in four games. Torrance has a passing at pan from Granville). Harneea (49 setween Bishop Montgomery and Fermin Lasuen. That's Scott was a Class C quarter yd. paao tram GranvllleV. Matter* would be willing to suit up after school, warm up his As Scott emerges as a con tack, but it can't seem to win '"" ' from Oranvlllo): PATa like inviting a 200-pound mouse to play bridge with a back a year ago, but he has fident quarterback, the Spar- AenwortM.run). Daugherty (run). team by running the mile or so to West High, and then become one of the top pi football games. . Bernard'a TD* Gehley 4 sick cat! school Tartars y«- pj"' '1 D°"VI E"**1 <"/« engage in a regular 2-mile heat! pects in the Bay League. The high^v^ paa» from Duffy); PATa Swider- Whenever Bishop Montgom the Bay League with a 2-« lost t third non-league «kl (run). Bain (paa* from Swlder- competition needs an uplifting. The While beating Redondo Fri- record. Cross country ery and Fermin Lasuen meet ick Greg Collins going 17 game to Aviation Friday night only time you run into a 27-28 score is when South and ards for the score. as Quarterback Bob ¥-- ,. Wjng the football field, one 20-12,Drorbaugh ran for 3 and 15 JjBSUen " lns Redondo clash. Most of the time the first seven kids Each Montgomery score Fermin Laaaan , usually takes the other to the ame on a sustained drive, yards to touchdowns and gal aCanada ...... 0 0 0 0 0 who finish a race are from the same school. Lasuen TD Pedenon; PAT- are the same. School cleaners and defeat is pretty The second touchdown was a loped 35 yards with a Tor No two cross country courses agonizing. So the game there yard run by sophomore back rance fumble. records and national rankings are blinded by the lack by has become a serious obli- m Agnew who was praised Torrance scored twice in the Bees re*t ...... 7 s T •—as of consistency in "track" layouts. gation to win. yy Coach George Swade for fourth quarter when Kirn lolling Hill* ...... 7 000 7 Maybe, after West High and South High are both laying a fine game on of- Brooks passed to Bob Fernley Wtol TOo Perkina (3), Trott. This is not a job for kittens. rronar: PATa Kronar. a in the Bay League and the true test of cross country Lasuen got ready for the ense and defense. lor 46 yards and ran one over CEES supremacy beckons, interest will warrant the develop- 8 g*"16 by clubbing LaCana- The Knights went to the air imself from the 1 yard line. Wnt II. Rolling Hill* 13. or a second quarter TD Torrance entertains Leu ment of a permanent cross-country facility for use of Jm ' ^^^ ° ^ik ^ord ollins connected to tailback inger next week. the entire district. It's a thought. Joff eieven, 34-0. 'raig Smith from the 3-ya orronc* ...... 0 0 ft 11 1] Flag Football vlaUon ...... 7 13 0 0 30 The Knights pecked away ne. Torrance TD* nYook* (1 yd with two first quarter touch The team had two explosive- in). Fernley (4t yd. pa** tram Attempted by SPRINT CAR DATES ype touchdowns in the thi Aviation TDa Drorbaugh (3S yd owns and led, 20-0, at half with lateral 3 yd. run. 16 yd ime. period as Mike Ramirez ra n). yards to score an< Playboy Bunnies The first TD culminated iled 23 SLATED FOR ASCOT 5-yard drive with Quarter lob Jamison scampered . Would you bell've the n*y- 'ards with a pass thrown inndrOOQ Mominir!morning ^ aub Bunnies in a nag The United States Auto The sprinters will perform J 1J^>| football game with a squad of Club sprint cars have been Oct. 28 and Nov. 11. Cross Country aloa Verde* Those dates will be the only Hornlncaid* TDo Marahall (1 harness race drivers at Holly- booked for two dates at Ascot and 4 yd. " n.) Try thai (14 and wood Park? Park. >nes of 1967 for the speedy rd. rune) (printers which have .pro Meet Won by Polo* Var rdoo TD Bwin (S yd That's one of several in asses for 252 yards agai triguing promotions planned duced some of the beat action fardhoff. in Ascot annals. For the remainder of the au Arthritis to South High Coach Swade credited End tumn harness racing season It is expected that many o iteve Pattenon with a fine Students Named George Watson, Decker Un at Hollypark, which extends Be Topic of he Indianapolis drivers wil defense-offensive effort. Mike through Monday, Nov. 20. 'ile for the two races. Th derwood, Jeff Walker, Tim Sruccoleri decided to play a ocal events'were scheduled to Tri<:kle' »nd t>on Sparks fin To Honor List A six-girl team of voluptu Football game, according to ous Bunnies will cavort on the Medical Meet ill gaps in the big-leagu shed almost all in a deac lis coach, and the likes of Six area students are among heat as South High walkec greensward in front of the A panel of four doctors wil racing schedule b e t w e e good steady defensive play tbe 83 full-time Harbor Col tote board at Hollypark start talk about new theories and Championship car events a over Santa Monica in a Ba was turned in by Mike Cano lege students named to the Hanford on Oct. 22 and Phoe- Le»gue cross country race ing at 12 noon on Oct. 24 and treatment methods in arthri and Jim Roach. President's Honor list for will be opposed by a six-man tis at a medical forum on nix and Riverside in late No Friday at South. Four secern Five teams will go into the scholastic achievement during team of famed harness drivers Thursday at 7:30 p.m., in the vember. separated the five top finish Camino Real League pit with the spring semester. A grade era. The score was 15 to 48 including national champion Torrance High School audi With all the big-time actio good chance of collecting point average of 3.5 or an "A" Bob Farrington, 10-time West tohum, 2200 Carson St. on the West Coast, the drivers The Junior varsity won, 1 the marbles. Among them an 12 unit* of work 1* re ern Harness driving champ Participants will be Ar thus have added incentive to 62: sophomores, 20-55; an Fermin Lasuen and Montgom quired. Joe O'Brien, five-time WHRA mond Toomajian. M race the sprinters. the freshmen 26-31. ery. Students are Thomas Coch- champ Jim Dennis, plus other Melvin Kaplan, M D., from txomory ...... 14 114 n 3 It is expected that the re South will run in the Do- Inoff ...... 0 0 0 0 aran, Linda Gllmore, Karen nationally-ranked rein s m e n Torrance; Henry Kline, M.D ular Southland sprint c; minguex Invitational Tuesday Dntgomery TD Colllni (17 yd EVEN DOZEN . . . Dive Boyd (27) of West High Watan.be, Lowell Williams, like Jack and Bobby Williams, from Harbor City; with pane unbeaten . Agnew (4 yd. run): Smith ( drivers will join the touring and clashes against yd. paaa from Colllni):Col Ramire: can turn on the ipeed. The 208-pound back ran his Torrance; Roderick Bernar- Eddie Wheeler. Tom Merri- moderator Leopold S. Tuch USAC stars in making up Redondo a week from Tues touchdown toUl to 12 with three again*! Rolling din, Harbor City, and Ted Ml- man and Tom Wilburn among maa.at. D. potent field. day. Xubota (run). Hills Friday. (Phot* by Mike Henry) ladinovlch, Lomita. others.
