Helms Football Annual 1963

HELMS HALL. B 760 VENICE BOULEVARD . LOS ANGELES 34. CALIFORNIA DON SWARTZ, LOYOLA TACKLE, VOTED PLAYER OF YEAR IN SO. CAL. '*AAAA*1 FOOTBALL FOR 1963 POR RELEASE: MONDAY, A.M., DECEMBER 30 and after ______DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO DEC. 30 a.m.______L pyola High School, champion in "AAAA" Division Southern Section ¡CIF football for the second straight year and supplier of the "Player of the Year" for 1961 and 1962, added another star to a long list representing the school when the Helms Board of Football named Lovola's fine lineman and tackle Don Swartz "Player of the Year" in "AAAA" Southern Section football for 1963. Coach Mario DiMuro was most concise when he credited Don Swartz with making the Cubs' single wing offense go over the past two years. "A good blocker on offense and strong on defense", is the way coach DiMuro put it. Last year, "Player of the Year" honors went to Loyola's Steve Grady. The year before it was Paul Horgan. Both were strong tailbacks. Some 18 years ago another fine Loyola back, A1 Pollard, was named the top player in the Southland in consecutive seasons... 191+5—¿1-6 » It is most unusual to have a lineman win "top" player honors. In 1960, Santa Barbara center-linebacker Jim Murphy won the Helms Board selection narrowly. You have to go back to 1950 and Charlie Powell of San Diego High to find another lineman named for the honor. Charlie was an end and went directly to the San Francisco l+9ers, where he per formed for many years. As indicated above, Loyola wound up champions of the "AAAA" Division of the Southern Section of the CIF for the second consecutive year. In marching to their second straight crown, Loyola defeated the likes of Santa Monica (21-12), Pasadena (27-11+) , Long Beach Wilson (10-7), and El Rancho in the finals, 21-0. Don Swartz will be recipient of the Helms medal award, recog nizing him for having been named "Player of the Year" for 1963, at the 27th annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program to be held at Helms Hall on Saturday morning, January 18, at 10:30 a.m. Don will also have his name engraved upon the Paul H. Helms Trophy which is permanently housed at Helms Hall, Los Angeles. All players named for All-Southern Section, CIF honors will be presented with framed scrolls, while coach Mario DiMuro will receive the traditional silver tumbler award for having coached his Loyola Cubs to the title. Twenty-two schools are represented on the three-team selection with title-winning Loyola placing four players. Runner-up El Rancho landed three, as did Long Beach's Poly and Wilson. Two players were named from Santa Monica, Muir, Redlands, Santa Barbara and Anaheim. The only repeater off last year's team is Santa Monica center- linebacker Rich Bassler. Mike Bergdahl, fine Loyola tailback who brok- all records previously set by Cub tailbacks Horgan and Grady, was the only lower classman (junior) named to the first team. Big Whittier end George Buehler was the Ione junior on the second team, while backs Gene Washington (Poly, LB) and Eddie Saenz (Santa Monica) are the third team juniors. Those players named for "Player of the Year honors in year's past follow below: PAST C.I.F. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF YEAR YEAR PLAYER SCHOOL YEAR PLAYER SCHOOL 1937 Frank Albert... Glendale..... 1951 Marty Keough... P cm on a 1938 Harry Karns.... Pomona...... 1952 Ronald Knox.... Santa Monica 1939 John Petrovich Alhambra..... 1953 Ernie Zámpese.. Santa Barbara 191*0 Peter Zucco.... Santa Barbara. 1951+ John Hangartner Hoover, Glen. 191+1 NewellOestrich. Inglewood.... 1955 Mickey Flynn... Ar ahe im 191+2 Glenn Davis.... Bonita.... . 1956 Mickey Flynn... Anahe lm 191+3 Norman Veeh.... Tustin.... . Randy Meadows.. Downey 191+1+ Bill Martin.... Mark Keppel... 1957 Gary Craig..... Riverside 191+5 AL Pollard.... LoyOla...... 1958 Dee Andrews.... Poly, L.B. 191+6 AL Pollard.... Loyola...... 1959 Willie Brown.., Poly, L.B. 191+7 Bud Woodward... Jordan, L.B... I960 Jim Murphy..... Santa Barbara 191+8 John Olszewski. St. Anthony,.. 1961 Paul Horgan..,. Loyola 191+9 Jim Contratto.. Compton...... 1962 Steve Grady.... Loyola 1950 Charles Powell. San Diego.... 1963 Don Swartz.... Loyola more...more...more

ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION, CIF "AAAA" DIVISION FOOTBALL TEAM POR THE 1963 SEASON.... F I R S T TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL End.... RON DRAKE...... El Rancho.... 6-0 170 Senior End.... MIKE CURTIS.... Loyola...... 6-0 207 Senior Tackle. DON SWARTZ..... Loyola...... 6-3 205 Senior Tackle. TOM KENDALL.... Alhambra.... . 6-4 220 Senior Guard.. * RICH BASSLER.. .. Santa Monica.. 5-10 180 Senior Guard.. EVAN MORGAN.... Pasadena..... 6-0 190 Senior Center. BOB HECKMAN.... Wilson, L.B... 6-2 190 Senior Back... MIKE BERGDAHL... Loyola...... 5 - n 185 Junior Back... TOM EGAN...... El Rancho.... 6-4 207 Senior Back... MARVIN MOTLEY... Poly, L.B.... 5-o 155 Senior Back... RON PRITCHETT... Muir, Pas.... 6-1 187 Senior Back... CHUCK WILLIAMS.. Ventura...... 5-8 152 Senior S E C 0 N D TEAM End.... GEORGE BUEHLER.. Whittier..... 6-2 235 Junior End.... IKE McCRAW..... Poly, L.B..... 5-io 155 Senior Tackle. MIKE BAKER..... Redlands..... 6-2 210 Senior Tackle. DOUG McKENZIE... Wilson, L.B... 5-io 202 Senior Guard.. STAN BURTON.... Santa Barbara. 5-io 176 Senior Guard.. RICHARD CARRILLO Anaheim...... 5-9 185 Senior Center. ERIC TOLLEFSON.. Muir, Pas.... 5-io 188 Senior Back... STEVE KRAUS.... San Marcos.... 5 - n 180 Senior Back... PAT CASHMAN.... Wilson, L.B... 5-io 165 Senior Back... GREG HOUGHTON... Arcadia...... 6-0 196 Senior Back... TED PARKS...... Santa Ana.... 6-0 178 Senior Back... HANK MERCADO___ Redlands..... 5-io 180 Son:"..''r T H I R D TEAM End.... GARY KELLER.... Loyola...... 6-0 180 Senior End.... JOHN WEBER..... Newport Harbor 6-3 185 Senior Tackle. BOB JONSSON.... Burroughs..... 6-4 240 Senior Tackle. KEN WELCH...... Pacific...... 6-3 198 Senior Guard.. STEVE SWANSON... El Rancho..... 5-9 190 Senior Guard.. RAYMOND WATKINS. Centennial.... 5 - H 160 Senior Center. GREGORY GOOSSEN. Notre Dame.... 6-0 210 Senior Back... GENE WASHINGTON. Poly, L.B.... 6-1 170 Junior Back... MIKE BRIANS.... Santa Barbara. 6-0 185 Senior Back... EDDIE SAENZ.... Santa Monica.. 5-9 170 Junior Back... DICK HOUGH..... Anaheim...... 6-0 165 Senior Back... TOBY PAGE...... Mater Dei.... 6-1 175 Senior * Named to 1st Team in 1962 HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OP FOOTBALL Ralph Alexander, LA Herald-Examiner Floyd Schneidermann, Pas. Star-New. Jeff Prugh, LA Times Garland Rose, Riverside Press-Ent Jerry Weiner, The Citizen News Claude Anderson, San Bernardino Sui Gayle Palmer, San Pedro News-Pilot John Strey, Whittier News Wayne Wilson, Van Nuys News Phil Patton, Santa Barbara N-P Eddie West, Santa Ana Register Doug Ives, Long Beach Press-Tel, Mannie Pineda, Member at Large Al Ames, Glendale News-Press Ron McGrath, San Gabriel Valley-Trb„ Bill Whitney, Breitbard Found. Nat Wess, Santa Monica Outlook Chuck Thomas, Ventura Star F-P Rick Smith, San Diego Union Braven Dyer, Jr., Secretary W.R. Bill Schroeder, Hel is Ath. Found. (Chairman)

VOIT RUBBER COMPANY OP LOS ANGELES TO AGAIN PRESENT FOOTBALL AWARDS... As it has so graciously done over the past If? years, the Voit Rubber Company will present each honored Southland football player a special Voit football award. Loyd Tudor and Mell Barton of the Voit Company will be on hand at the 27th annual All-Southern Calif ornia Board of Football Awards Program to make the presentations to the honored athletes. This year's program will be held at Helms Hall on Saturday, Jan uary 18, at 10:30 a.m. Honored athletes, coaches and former stars of the game will be on hand to take part in the festivities,

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. ART GOLDEN (ALEMANY) PAUL MARGUGLIO (ST. FRANCIS) AND ANDY HERRERA (SANTA CLARA) NAMED FOR HONORS IN SO. CAL. FOOTBALL IN 65 POR RELEASE:; TUESDAY, A.M., DECEMBER 31, and after ______DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO TUESDAY, DEC. 31 a.m. ______

H elms Athletic Foundation’s All-Southern California Board of ‘Football expanded Its selections In 1963, naming teams In both "AAA-AA" and "A-Small School" Divisions. Prior to 1963* the Board had selected teams in only "Large" and "Small" Schools divisions. In announcing its decision to name not only the major or "AAAA" teams, but also two separate teams from lower divisions, the Board felt a more even distribution of players could be made. Plus the fact, of course, that more boys would have the opportunity of being honored. It was a co-Player of the Yean selection in the "AAA-AA" Divis ion, as Alemany's Art Golden, superlative QB-HB combination, and Paul Marguglio, "AAA" Champion St. Francis tackle, received recognition. Art Golden was named to the 2nd "Small Schools" team in 1962. Golden led his Indian teammates to victory over "AAA" champion St. Francis during the regular season and was an offensive ball of fire the entire season. Marguglio was coach Jack Friedman's top player on the St. Francis team, which marched through West Covina (18-0), Claremont (27-19), Santa Ana Valley (6-0) and La Mirada in the finale, 7-0. The Board cast a near-unanimous ballot for Santa Clara QB ace Andy Herrera as "A-SC" Player ofYear. 156 points for the season in lead ing the Saints to the "A" Division title. Santa Clara whipped Glenn [¡.6-0, Mission, SLO, 19-6, and Coachella, 19-11)., the latter in the play off finale. Herrera accounted for nine TDs in the three playoff games. Brea-Olinda, which placed 2 players on the "AAA-AA" Teams along with St. Francis, won the "AA" Division championship. Brea defeated Thousand Oaks (13-12), Buena (27-0), and Santa Paula (21-7) in the title game. Lutheran High, which led all schools in placing players on the "A-Small Schools" Division teams with three, defeated Desert (I¡.3-0)> Bishop (12-6) and Rim of the World (i;0-12) in the finals. All three players of the year — Art Golden, Paul Marguglio, and Andy Herrera will be recipients of the Helms "Player of the Year" medal awards at the 27th annual All-Southern California Board of Foot ball Awards Program to be held at Helms Hall on Saturday morning, Jan. 18, at 10:30 a.m. All players named for honors, plus coaches and special guests from the world of football will be on hand to pay trib ute to this year's crop of fine players. Along with scrolls and medals for the honored players, silver tumbler awards will be presented to the four championship coaches of each division. Jack Friedman of St. Francis (AAA Champs), Glen Hastings of Brea-Olinda (AA Champs), Lou Cvijanovich of Santa Clara (A Champs) and Eugene Oetting (Small Schools) of Lutheran will be receiving the traditional silver tumbler awards Repeaters on the "AAA-AA" Division team are Alemany's Art Golden and St. Monica's Richard Havel. Beth boys were second team selections in 1962. On the "A-Small Schools" Division teams just one boy is back fra: last year's selections. End Jim Young of Lutheran is the Ione repeater. All players named to the "AAA-AA" Division teams are seniors, while three boys on the "A-Small Schools" teams will have another year to gain honors. Dennis Steenbergen, Nogales tackle, Brian Kirkpatrick, Rim of the World quarterback, and fullback Marv Paolini of Mission, SLO, should all be top candidates for all-star team honors in 196i+. Some thirty-nine Southland high schools are represented on the two "division" teams this year. Not only will players receive beautiful framed scroll awards in recognition of their achievements, but their high schools will be recipients of duplicate awards for their trophy room or trophy case. Small Schools division "Players of the Year" follow below: SMALL SCHOOLS SOUTHERN SECTION CIF PLAYERS OF YEAR 1951 B.J. Smith, Ventura; 1952-53 C.R. Roberts, Oceanside; 1951)- Bill Cooper, Hawthorne; 1955 Bill Face, S. Marino; 1956 A. Ledbetter, Brea; 1957 Hal Tobin, Coronado & Henry Enriquez, Mater Dei: 1958 Bill Redell, San Marino; 1959 Don Johnson, So.Pas.; I960 Gery Holman, Brea & Johnny Huarte, Mater Dei; 1961 S. Ledbetter, Brea; 1962 Ken Martin, Hemet. 1963 Paul Marguglio, S.F.; Art.Golden, Alemany; Andy Herrera, S. Clara

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. POR RELEASE: TUESDAY, ^EMBER 31, 1963 and aft. ______-ih:-::- DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO DEC. 31 a.m.______ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION, CIF "AAA-AA" DIVISION FOOTBALL TEAM POR THE 1963 SEASON * * * F IRST TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL End.... ROBERT RUNDIO.... Charter Oak...... 6-1 175 Senior End.... RALPH MÜCINO..... Brawley...... 5-ii 160 Senior Tackle. PAUL MARGUGLIO___ St. Francis...... 6-3 200 Senior Tackle. LEONARD BOWEN.... Rosemead...... 6-3 195 Senior Guard.. STEVE ONSTOT..... Santa Paula...... 5-11 185 Senior Guard.. FRED WARREN...... Brea-Olinda...... 5-11 195 Senior Center. MANUEL TAFOYA.... Santa Ana Valley.., 5-11 225 Senior Back.. «ART GOLDEN...... Alemany...... 5-9 183 Senior Back... JEFF MATLOCK..... Brea-Olinda...... 6-2 190 Senior Back... LEONARD SIMS..... Santiago...... 6-2 200 Senior Back... RICHARD ZAK...... St. Francis...... 6-1 195 Senior Back... JOE BURTON...... Aviation...... 5-11 170 Senior S E COND TEAM End.... TERRELL RAY...... St. John Vianney... 5-11 155 Senior End.... CLIFF HANCOCK.... La Mirada...... 5 - n 175 Senior Tackle. BOB HALLOCK...... South Pasadena..... 6-0 180 Senior Tackle. JOHN SWOBODA..... Leuzinger...... 5 - i i 210 Senior Guard. «RICHARD HAVEL.... St. Monica's...... 5 - n 180 Senior Guard.. RUBEN PADILLA.... Lowell...... 5 -io 170 Senior Center. TOM HIPPIE...... Barstow...... 6-3 2U5 Senior Back... BOB STEPHENSON.... Claremont...... 5 - n 175 Senior Back... TONY ROSSI...... La Puente...... 5-9 180 Senior Back... JIM LAWRENCE..... Buena Park...... 5 - n 170 Senior Back... GLEN NUCCI...... Duarte...... 5-9 170 Senior Back... ADRIAN YOUNG..... Bishop Amat...... 6-1 203 Senior Named on 2nd All-Southern California Small Schools Team in'62 ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION, CIF "A-SMALL SCHOOL" DIVISION FOOTBALL TEAM POR THE 1963 SEASON FIRST TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCH001 End... «JIM YOUNG...... Lutheran...... 6-3 185 Senior End.... RICHARD QUAST.... San Jacinto.... 6-3 185 Senior Tackle. GEORGE HERNANDEZ.. Santa Clara..... 5 -1 1 215 Senior Tackle. MIKE SUMMERS..... Coachella...... • 0 • 6-3 237 Senior Guard.. BILL YOUNG...... Mission, S.L.O.. • -» r 6-0 191 Senior Guard.. RICHARD ALVAREZ... Hemet...... 5-10 210 Senior Center. DAVID RANDOLPH.... Perris...... 6-1 210 Senior Back,.. DICK SCHRAM...... Lutheran...... 5-7 166 Senior Back... STEVE FENN...... Rim of World.... 5-9 170 Senior Back.., ANDY HERRERA..... Santa Clara.... 5-9 175 Senior Back.,. BILL TYLER...... Garey...... 5-8 160 Senior Back... GARY FUNTUS...... Coachella...... 6-2 205 Senior S E COND TEAM End.... GERRY PETERS..... Be11arm ine-Jefferson 5-11 160 Senior End.... DON RAPER...... Bishop...... 6-2 178 Senior Tackle. MIKE WILLARD..... Harvard,...... 5-10 l80 Senior Tackle. DENNIS STEENBERGEN Nogales...... 5-9 200 Junior Guard.„ RICK YELLEN.,..... Desert ...... 5-10 185 Senior Guard,. TOM COLSON...... Carpintería.... 5-7 155 Senior Center. MIKE LAW...... Lutheran...... 6-3 180 Senior Back,.. JOHN BOOKE...... Harvard...... 5-11 190 Senior Back.., DICK GRATTON..... Webb...... 6-0 185 Senior Back... BRIAN KIRKPATRICK. Rim of World.... 6-0 170 Junior Back... MARV PAOLINI...... Mission, S.L.O..• • • 5-10 185 Junior Back,,. TOM PARRY...... Needles...... 5-8 163 Senior Named on 2nd All-Southern California Small Schools Team in '62 HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL.. Ralph Alexander, LA Herald-Examiner Floyd Schneidermann, Pas. Star-News Jeff Prugh, LA Times Garland Rose, Riverside Press-Ent, Jerry Weiner, The Citizen News Claude Anderson, San Bernardino Sun Gayle Palmer, San Pedro News Pilot John Strey, Whittier News Wayne Wilson, Van Nuys News Phil Patton, Santa Barbara N-P Eddie West, Santa Ana Register Doug Ives, Long Beach Press-Tel, Mannie Pineda, Member at Large Al Ames, Glendale News-Press Ron McGrath, San Gabriel Valley-Trlb Bill Whitney, Breitbard Found. Nat Wes3, Santa Monica Outlook Chuck Thomas, Ventura Star F-P Rick Smith, San Diego Union Braven Dyer, Jr., Secretary W.R. Bill Schroeder Helms Ath. Found. (Chairman)

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. M-ghMg—MALÍ-, S7GO VENIPE BDULEVAm» -»- LOS- AMOELEO- ALL-LOS ANGELES C ITY FOOTBALL TEAM HEADED BY BIRMINGHAM'S MARV ADAMO FOR,63 SEASON POR RELEAS®: SATURDAY, P.M. DEC. 28 and Sunday a.m. ______\*** DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO SAT. APT. DEC. 28 '.11______

" S . . ' — ■■■" • 1 arv Adamo, two-time All-Los Angeles City first team end and M leader of Birmingham High School's championship line, was a unanimous choice a3 "Player of the Year" when members of Helms Athletic Foundation's All-Los Angeles City Board of Football met to name their annual All-City Teams. It is interesting to note that Marv Adamo is the first lineman to be named for "Player of the Year" honors since another pair of fine ends shared this distinction back in 1957. On this occasion it was Jim Bates of Manual Arts and Bob Levingston of L.A. High who shared honors. As expected, City Champion Birmingham led all other teams in placing players on this year's All-City eleven. Six representatives from coach George Goff's Braves were named, three of them on the first team. Runner-up Los Angeles, Polytechnic, Van Nuys, Gardena and Fre mont each placed three players on the honor teams. City Champion Birmingham compiled an awesome record during the 1963 campaign and Marv Adamo led the Braves* line, one of the most fierce aggregations to come along in years. The Braves averaged 1+2|- points in six league encounters, blanking five teams in the process. Coach George Goff made it quite clear he considered his star end the finest football player in the valley this season. The Helms Board con sidered him the best in all of Los Angeles for 1963. For having been selected the top player in Los Angeles City football for 1963, Marv Adamo will be honored, along with all other all-star team members, at the 27th annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program. Awards will be presented to the honored players at Helms Hall on Saturday morning, January 18, at 10:30 a.m. Framed scroll awards will be presented to each city player and special medal awards will be given those players named for league "Player of the Year" honors. Never failing to score less than 21+ points per game — and on five occasions tallying twice that many or more — Birmingham had only slightly more difficult a time in the City playoffs. East-Valley ohamp Van Nuys, second highest scoring city team which had averaged 32 points per contest, was blanked by the Braves in the first playoff round, I4.8-G,. Marine League champion Gardena fell to the Braves' tomahawk in the semi finals, 38-27, and Southern League champ Los Angeles put up a stiff battle before falling 21-11+. In the three playoff games, Birmingham averaged 36 points to the opposition's IÍ4.. Seventeen Los Angeles City high schools are represented on the 1963 All-Los Angeles City honor teams. Four players were named for honors for a second year. As previously indicated, Marv Adamo is on the first team for the second straight year. Tackle Jack O'Malley from Banning was a second team choice in 1962. Tony Kochinas of Lincoln and Hollywood's Dann Boyd, second team members this year, were on the third eleven in 1962. It appears that backfield strength will be apparent next fall. Four junior backs were named to the all-star teams, while two linemen were picked. Three quarterbacks — Steve Sogge, Rick Purdy and Craig Schusterick -- will be around in 196I+, as will Gardena fullback Jim Lewis. Fremont center, A1 Proctor, and Garfield end Tom Georgine will also have another shot at All-City honors. Past All-Los Angeles City "Players of the Year" are listed below: LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL*PLAYERS OF THE YEAR '/EAR PLAYER SCHOOL YEAR PLAYER SCHOOL 1937 Don Wilier..... Manual Arts 191+6 John Albin!.. 1936 Ray Woods...... San Fernando 191+7 Bill Bowers.. 1939 Walter Brown.... Canoga Park 191+8 Don Bahrman., 191+0 John Rosier.... Venice 191+9 Thomas Zaby.. 191+1 Martin Grbovaz». Roosevelt I960 Jim Decker... 191+2 Victor Mastro... Mar shall 1951 Jerry Drew...... Jefferson 191+3 Bert Schneider.. Los Angeles Jack Hernandez.. Banning 191+1+ Joe Solar...... Canoga Park 1952 Jon Arnett...... Manual Arts 191+5 Tom Tollman..... Vanice 1953 Dick Garcia.. ... Banning (Cont. on next page...)

ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIOH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM...1963 * F I R ST TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL End.... •SfrMARVE ADAMO.... Birmingham..... 6-0 197 Senior End.... BILL HAYHOE.... Birmingham..... 6-7 215 Senior Tackle.. MIKE SCARPACE... Birmingham...... 6-1 227 Senior Tackle.. -JA C K O'MALLEY... Banning...... b - k 263 Senior Guard... OBIA LOWE...... Los Angeles.... 6-1 215 Senior Guard... STEVE BOOTS.... Polytechnic.... 6-2 190 Senior Center.. ALVIN PROCTOR... Fremont...... 6 -0 195 Junior Back.... CARLTON KELLY... Manual Arts.... 6-5 192 Senior Back.... WILLIE CRAWFORD. Fremont...... 6-0 205 Senior Back.... STEVE SOGGE.... Gardena...... 5-10 170 Junior Back.... JON HUSS...... Van Nuys...... 6-0 185 Senior Back.... RANDY KEY...... Los Angeles.... 5-10 170 Senior SEC 0 N D TEAM End.... GARY CLARK..... Manual Arts.... 6-0 182 Senior End..... TOM GEORGINO___ Garfield...... 5-9 150 Junior Tackle.. FRANK ARRIGO.... Birmingham..... 6-3 220 Senior Tackle.. e d m c d a n i e l s ___ Los Angeles.... 6-1 250 Senior Guard... JIM HIGHT...... Gardena...... 6-0 195 Senior Guard... JOE MURILLO.... Wilson...... 5-8 180 Senior Center.. MIKE RAND...... Reseda...... 6-2 195 Senior Back....-:■sh¡•TONY KOCHINAS.. . Lincoln...... 5-9 170 Senior Back....-: -:b ¡-DANN BOYD...... Hollywood...... 5-9 157 Senior- Back.... ART ARZATE..... Garfield...... 5-11 159 Senior Back.... JIM LEWIS...... Gardena...... 5-9 187 Junior Back.... RICK PURDY..... Van Nuys...... 6-1 205 Junior T H I R D TEAM End..... JOHN HUG...... Marshall...... 6 -2 180 Senior End.... GEOFF DUNCAN___ Van Nuys...... 6-1 185 Senior Tackle.. ALAN CLAMAN.... Westchester.... 5-10 200 Senior Tackle.. JERRY BRANDT___ Polytechnic.... 6 -1 205 Senior Guard... TONY FLY...... Hollywood...... 5-8 155 Senior Guard... IRWIN HYMAN.... Westchester.... 6-1 205 Senior Center.. BILL BRUCKER.... Birmingham..... 6 -0 210 Senior Back... . KEN McDANIEL___ Jordan...... 6-0 200 Senior Back.... CRAIG SCHUSTERICK Birmingham...... 5-9 150 Junior Back. ... GARY BERTHELSON. Taft...... 6 -0 178 Senior Ba ck.... HENRY HARVEY___ Fremont...... 6-1 226 Senior Back.... RICHIE CHIRCO... Polytechnic.... 5-8 1 5 k Senior Named to 1st team in '62 ** 2nd team in ' 62 3rd team in '62 ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY BOARD OF FOOTBALL - 1963 Ralph Alexander - LA Herald-Examiner Wayne Wilson, Van Nuys News Jeff Prugh - Los Angeles Times Jerry Weiner, The Citizen News Gayle Palmer - San Pedro News Pilot Braven Dyer, Jr., Secretary W.R. Bill Schroeder - Helms Hall, Chairman •>{. .*«. pc, pc pc pc ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR....cont. YEAR P LAYER S C H 0 0 L YEAR PLAYER SCHOOL 1 9 S b Clint Whitfield Los Angeles 1958 Anthony Lorick Fremont 1955 Leon Criner Canoga Park 1959 Hal Bedsole Reseda Morton Geller No. Hollywood 1960 Danny Espalin Banning 1956 Jerry Mollett Van Nuys 1961 Mike Garrett Roosevelt 1957 James Bates Manual Arts 1962 Ron Barbere San Pedro Bob Levingston Los Angeles 1963 Marv Adamo Birmingham

The 27th Annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program will be held at Helms Hall on Saturday morning, January 18 at 10:30 a.m. At this time, all those players named for All-Los Angeles City and All-Southern Section, CIF honors will be presented with their awards. Alonr- with the honored athletes for 19e>3, coaches and noted personalities from the -world of football will be on hand to pay tribute to this past season's stars. The Voit Rubber Company of Los Angeles will again present footballs to each of the honored players, as it has so kindly done over the past 13 years.

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. HELMS HALL. B76Q VENICE BOULEVARD • LOS ANGELES 34. CALIFORNIA STEVE SOGGE, GARDENA QB, WINS PLAYER OF THE YEAR HONORS IN MARINE LEAGUE FOR T63 SEASON FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY, A.M. DECEMBER 2k, 1963 -«us- DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO DEC. 2lp a.m. ALL-MARINE LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM «- * * F I R S T TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL End.... GARY ROBINSON SAN PEDRO 6-3 190 Junior End.... MIKE McMAHON CARSON 6-0 200 Senior Tackle.. «-JACK O'MALLEY BANNING 6-1* 263 Senior Tackle.. *VERN LOVERIDGE SAN PEDRO 6-0 225 Senior Guard... GLENN YATES NARBONNE 6-0 201 Junior Guard... JIM HIGHT GARDENA 6-0 195 Senior Center.. JOE ORBILLO BANNING 5-9 18k Senior Back.... TOM WIMBISH. . JORDAN .. 5-9 180 Senior Back,... STEVE SOGGE GARDENA 5-10 170 Junior Back.... RONALD LOPEZ GARDENA 5-7 160 Senior Back".... «•«■KENNETH McDANIEL JORDAN 6-0 200 Senior Back.... «-JIM LEWIS GARDENA 5-9 187 Junior SEC 0 N D TEAM End.,0.. JOHN PAAV0LA GARDENA 6-1 175 Junior Edn.... DANNY CARR GARDENA 6-1 180 Senior Tackle.. «-DENNIS LOVERIDGE SAN PEDRO 5-11 195 Senior Tackle.. MIKE ZAGALA NARBONNE 5-9 183 Senior Guard... ED SOUTHERLAND CARSON 5-8 175 Senior Guard... PETE TACUL0G GARDENA 5-9 195 Senior Center.. MARION MING JORDAN 5-9 180 Senior Back.... BOB BROOKS NARBONNE 5-7 156 Senior Back.... MIKE TURNER CARSON 5-8 172 Senirr Back.... ERNIE CASTANEDA SAN PEDRO 5-6 150 Junior Back.... LLOYD EDWARDS NARBONNE .6-2 208 Senior 3ack.... BOB MEYERS GARDENA 5-6 155 Senior «- Named on 1st team in 1962 Named on 2nd team in 1962

Gardena High School, Marine League champions for 1963 and semi finalist in the City Grid Playoffs, placed four players on the all-loop first eleven and four on the second, as teams were released today by All-Los Angeles City Board of Football, Jordan High, mathematically tied for the title with Gardena at ip—1 s placed two players on the num ber one team. Coach Stan Smith's fine junior QB, Steve Sogge, was selected as the top performer in the league for 1963. Sogge completed 61 of 90 passes for a 68$ completion mark during the league season. Following two playoff games — Gardena defeated Lincoln 39-12 and lost to Birm ingham, 38-27 -- Steve brought his completion total to 87 out of 137 for a 61].$ mark. He threw for 20 touchdowns during the year. With Gardena and Jordan on top in league play with ip—1 efforts, Narbonne and Banning came next with 3-2 records and Carson, 1 —ip, and San Pedro, 0-5, drew up the rear. Five players repeated from last year's all-loop elevens. Jack O'Malley, Vern Loveridge, Dennis LoveriGge and Jim Lewis were named on the first team last fall, while Ken McDaniel was a second team selection in '62. There were four juniors named to the first team and Gardena full back Jim Lewis, who was a top choice last fall as a sophomore, may be one of few city players to make all-league first team honors three years running, since he will have another season in '6!p, "Player of the Year" selection Steve Sogge will be presented with his special Helms medal award at the 27th Annual All-Southern Calif ornia Board of Football awards Program to be held at Helms Hall on Saturday, January 18, at 10: 3 0 a.m. All-Los Angeles City and All-South ern California CIF awards will be presented to the all-star teams at this time. All-League players will receive scroll awards and these will be mailed to the coaches at their respective high schools, *

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. HELMS HALL, B76D VENICE BOULEVARD • LOS ANGELES 34. CALIFORNIA JON HUSS, VAN NUYS FULLBACK, TOPS FOOTBALL SELECTIONS IN,XA^^VALUEY.^ LEAGUE FOR 1963 FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY, A.M. DECEMBER 21*, 1963 ' ■— «¿ # ■■ DO - NOT RELEASE - PRIOR ■ - ' ■—TO ■ DEC..-2Í*...... or-f-v ■ a.m ■----0 - ..------4feM§,feIATIffy.OBftgffS FOOTBALL TEAM -X- ■>> p IRST TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL End.... GEOFF DUNCAN VAN NUYS 6-1 185 Senior End.... «-«-BEN SAMUEL GRANT 5-10 165 Senior Tackle.. JERRY BRANDT POLY 6-1 205 Senior Tackle.. LOREN WHITE MONROE 5-10 175 Senior Guard... MARK LUCAS VAN NUYS 5-11 205 Senior Guard... STEVE BOOTS POLYTECHNIC 6-2 190 Senior Center.. BOB BERTRAM VAN NUYS 5-10 190 Senior Back... . -«-JON HUSS VAN NUYS 6-0 185 Senior Back.... RICK PURDY VAN NUYS 6-1 205 Junior Back..., ««RICHIE CHIRCO POLYTECHNIC 5-8 151* Senior Back.... ROD DILGER MONROE 5-10 175 Senlor Back.... CURTIS FONTENOT SAN FERNANDO 6-0 185 Senior Back.... JEFF PENTLAND GRANT 5-11 170 Senior Note: Six backs picked on 1st team SECOND TEAM End.... JOE MARINO S/N FERNANDO 5-10 180 Senior End.... RICHARD KNAPP GRANT 6-0 182 Soph, Tackle.. RONALD CURRY POLYTECHNIC 6-0 195 Senior Tackle.. ALEJO HERNANDEZ SAN FERNANDO 6-0 210 Senior Guard... BOB GLASGOW MONROE 5-9 165 Junior Guard... GIL RODRIGUEZ MONROE 5-8 155 Senior Center.. JERRY MASON POLYTECHNIC 5-11 205 Senior Back... . KEITH RODABAUGH VAN NUYS 5-10 170 Senior Back.... BOB GOOD POLYTECHNIC 5-9 205 Senior Back.... STEVE MADSEN POLYTECHNIC 5-5 135 Senior Back.... WAYNE GREENSPAN NORTH HOLLYWOOD 5-9 175 Senior « Named on 1st team in 1 962 -«-«- Named on second team in 1962

Coach Winston Tucker's East-Valley League champion Van Nuys elev en, placed five players on the all-loop team and ace fullback Jon Huss was acclaimed "Player of the Year" for 1963, as members of the All-Los Angeles City Board of Football met at Helms Hall to make their annual gridiron selections, Ted Calderone's Polytechnic team finished the league season with the same record as Van Nuys and placed two players on the first team and four on the second. Huss at 6~feet and 185 pounds, is described by his coach as "A fine runner, blocker and pass receiver and defensive standout...with great desire," Jon scored 81* points during the year. He was on the first all-league team last year as a junior. Van Nuys' Rick Purdy is the Ione junior on the first team and should really be something to watch next year. He's 6-ft, 1-inch and 205 pounds. Lower classmen on the second team are sophomore Richard Knapp of Grant and junior guard Bob Glasgow of Monroe. Three players repeated off last year's league teams....Ben Samuel and Richie Chircc having been second team members in '62 and the aformentioned Huss re peating on the first. League standings showed Van Nuys and Poly tieing mathematically for first place with 5-1 marksjMonroe, l*-i-l; San Fernando, 3-3 j Grant 2-3-I; North Hollywood, l-5i and Sylmar, 0-6 is the way the league closed the season. For having been selected as the East Valley's top performer for the 1 9 6 3 grid season, Jon Huss will receive a special Helms "Player of the Year" medal award at the 27th Annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program to be held at Helms Hall on Saturday, January 18, at 10:30 a.m. Framed scroll awards are presented to all players named for All-Los Angeles City Team honors. Scrolls are also sent to those boys named for all-league honors.

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. ______MELMS.MAIU. B7-6D VENICE RnU4.CVARn . UPS ANBtLES art. CAUrqIB WA------V ERSATILE HOLLYWOOD BACK, D A N N B O Y D , NAMED TOP FOOTBALL PLAYER IN WESTERN LOOP F O R '6 3 FOR RELEASE; WEDNESDAY, A.M . DECEMBER 25j 1963 DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO DEC. 25 a.m. ALL-WESTERN LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM

F IRST TEAM YEAR POSITION P I, A Y E R SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL

End. .... KEN BRENNER HAMILTON 5 -1 0 170 Senior End.... RANDY GIBEAUT HOLLYWOOD 6-0 l 80 Senior Tackle.. ALAN CLAMAN WESTCHESTER 5-10 200 Senior Tackle.. IRWIN HYMAN WESTCHESTER 6-1 205 Senior PALISADES Senior Guard... CARL WINSLOW 5“§ 195 Guard... TONY FLY HOLLYWOOD 5-8 175 Senior Center.. FRED LUKE WESTCHESTER 5 -10 180 Junior Back...» -"--"-MIKE T0ZZI UNIVERSITY 6-0 195 Senior Back.... DICK BURKETT PALISADES 5-10 165 Senior Back.... -¡¡-DANN BOYD HOLLYWOOD 5-9 157 Senior Back.. .. BILL UNDERWOOD WESTCHESTER 5-10 175 Senior Back.... JACK BEÜTLER WESTCHESTER 5-10 185 Senior S E COND TEAM

End..... PAUL METOYER VENICE 5-7 130 Senior End.... MIKE VOGEL WESTCHESTER 5-9 175 Senior Tackle.. NEIL GOLDBERG HAMILTON 5 -1 1 197 Senior Tackle.. CONRAD DUCHESNE HOLLYWOOD 6-3 205 Senior Guard... -:h :-DAN LEVY FAIRFAX 5-7 170 Senior Guard... ANDY GERASIMOU WESTCHESTER 5-10 185 Junior Center.. TOM McGARVIN PALISADES 5 -1 0 170 Senior Back.... FRED YAMANA HAMILTON 6 -0 165 Senior Back.... BOB MATTHEWS VENICE 5 -10 165 Senio" Back.... VIRGIL GARDAYA VENICE 5-8 135 Senior Back.... NARDY SAMUELS FAIRFAX 5-9 185 Junior Back.... RENNY STOKES WESTCHESTER 6-0 180 Senior * Named on 1st team in 1962 Named on 2nd team in 1962

Versatile quarterback-halfback Dann Boyd of Hollywood High, an All-City choice in 1962, was a unanimous choice as "Player of the Year" ■n Western League football for 1963, it was announced today by the Helms Athletic Foundation's All-Los Angeles City Board of Football. It remained for Westchester High to walk off with most of the positions on the first all-league team, however, as five of coach Bill Young's stalwarts were selected for honors. Hollywood, finishing in a dead heat with Palisades for second, placed three players on the first team. Dann Boyd, who performed at two positions for coach Lou Birnbaura at Hollywood, scored 78 points during the season, among the league's best records. Boyd received overwhelming support from league coaches as the league's top back. Other repeaters on this year's All-Western eleven are Carl Wins low, Dan Levy and Mike Tozzi. Westchester ran off with the title for 1963 with a perfect 6-0 record, averaging 32 points per game in the process. Tightly bunched behind the winner came Hollywood and Palisades, Í+-2; Venice, 3—35 Uni versity, 2-1;.; Hamilton, 2—ip; and Fairfax, 0-6, Not only did West chester do a remarkable job on offense in '63, the team's defensive record showed them allowing a mere 3 points per game. In the first round of the playoff, Westchester was beaten by Los Angeles, Ipl—13- All-Los Angeles City Football Team selections have been made by L.A. City Board of Football for the past 26 years. Board members in clude Ralph Alexander (LA Herald-Examiner), Jeff Prugh (LA Times), jprry Weiner (The Citizen News), Gayle Palmer (San Pedro News-Pilot), Wayne Wilson (Van Nuys News) Braven Dyer, Jr. (Secretary) and Bill Schroeder (Chairman). All-League certificates will be mailed to coaches for presenta tion to the all-league selectaes at their respective high schools.

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. ------HCLMC-HALL. 5*760 VENICE BO U LgV A R Pvt03 ANUhLEB ST4, üAUTflriNlÁ GARFIELD'S PASSER-DELUX, ART ARZATE, NAMED TO HEAD EASTERN LOOP FOOTBALLERS FOR 1963 FOR RELEASE: WEDNESDAY A.M. DEC. 25, 1963 ■iHHc DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO DEC. 25 a.m. ALL-EASTERN LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM p IRST TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL End.... GLENN CARR BELL 5-10 170 Junior End.... TOM GEORGINO GARFIELD 5-9 li+8 Junior Tackle.. DAVID MACIEL HUNTINGTON PARK 5 -io 215 Senior Tackle.. OSCAR VARELA GARFIELD 5 - i i 202 Senior Guard... ART VARELA ROOSEVELT 5 -io 186 Senior Guard... JOE MURILLO WILSON 5-8 180 Senior Center.. MICHAEL McMANN BELL 5-8 171+ Senior Back.... -*#BILL COLLIER BELL 5-7 11+5 Senior Back.... RON CORAZZA BELL 5 -io 178 Senior Back.... DENNIS CARPENTER BELL 5-8 11+5 Senior Back.... ART ARZATE GARFIELD 5-11 160 Senior Back.... EDGAR BLANTON HUNTINGTON PARK 6-2 190 Senior 3a c k .... STEVE BUSTILLOS WILSON 6-0 198 Senior Notes six backs picked on first team SEC 0 N D TEAM E n d ..... ERNIE MORELOS GARFIELD 5-8 170 Senior End.... RICHARD CASTILLO ROOSEVELT 5-9 165 Senior Tackle.. MAC MOORE BELL 6-0 215 Senior Tackle.. JOHN DAVIDSON WILSON 6-2 235 Senior Guard... LOUIE VASQUEZ ROOSEVELT 5-11 195 Senior Guard... íhi-TOM WOODSON BELL 5-10 185 Junior Center.. JIM HUSBANDS HUNTINGTON PARK 6-0 185 Senior Back.... RICHARD JARAMILLO GARFIELD 5-5 11+9 Senior Back.... BRENT COLLINS HUNTINGTON PARK 6-0 175 Senior Back.... ROBERT PETERS ROOSEVELT 5-9 153 Junior Back.,.. TONY CHEATHAM SOUTH GATE 6-0 175 Senior -:*■ Named on 1st team in 1962 ** Named on 2nd team in 1962 Bell High School, Eastern League Champions with a perfect 5-0 loop record, led the way with five players on the first team as All- Los Angeles City Board of Football met at Helms Hall last week to make its annual gridiron selections. It remained, however, for crafty Art Arzate, coach A1 Padilla's quarterback, to walk off with "Player of the Year" honors for runner-up Garfield High. Arzate completed 85 of 158 passes for a 5U$ completion mark and scored on 12 TD flips. His total yardage was 1,302 and he boasted a 38.7-yard punting average. Coach Padilla makes no bone3 about rating Arzate a better QB all-around than last year's first team All-City choice from Garfield, Alex Sotomayor. Both Ed Blanton andDennis Carpenter are repeaters off last year's first team. Tom Woodson, Bill Collier and Steve Bustillos were named to the second team in 1962. Both ends, Glenn Carr of Bell, and Tom Georgino of Garfield, are juniors. There were also two lower classmen named to the second team. Following Bell in the Eastern League parade to the wire, were Garfield, 3-1-1; Huntington Park, 3-2; Roosevelt, 2-2-1; South Gate. 1-1+; and Wilson, 0-5. Bell bettered Jordan in the first playoff round, although the score was 0-0, and then was defeated by L.A. 26-7. Coach Bob Enger's Bell troops boasted one of the top defensive records in city play for 1963, allowing the opposition less than a touchdown av erage in five league encounters. As has been done over the past 26 years, league players will re ceive special scroll awards for having been selected on the all-loop elevens. Art Arzate, 1963 Eastern League "Player of the Year" will be the recipient of a special Helms medal award for his fine play over the past year. The 27th Annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program will be held at Helms Hall on Saturday morning. January 18, at 1 0 : 3 0 a.m. Honored guests will include coaches, past stars and press and radio personalities, along with the honored players.

TONY KOCHINAS REPEATS AS TOP GRID PLAYER IN NORTHERN LEAGUE FOOTBALL FOR 1963 SEASON. . . FOR RELEASE: THURSDAY A.M., DEC. 26, 1963 ««« DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO DEC. 26 a.m.

ALL-NORTHERN LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM

FIRST TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL End.... . JOHN HUG MARSHALL 6-2 180 Senior End.... . «JESSE PARRALL LINCOLN 5-10 160 Junior Tackle. . PAUL SWEIGART VERDUGO HILLS 5-10 196 Senior Tackle.. JIM RUDDELL EAGLE ROCK 6-0 205 Senior Guard... ROBERT HINER VERDUGO HILLS 5-9 172 Senior Guard... ED WILD MARSHALL 5-10 190 Senior Center. . GARY CATLIN MARSHALL 5 -io 210 Senior Back... . ««TONY KOCHINAS LINCOLN 5-9 170 Senior Back... . RUBEN FRANCO LINCOLN 5 -io 180 Senior Back... . HAROLD LURTSEMA VERDUGO HILLS 5-8 155 Senior Back... . GORDON MARSH EAGLE ROCK 5-9 165 Senior Back... . HENRY GARCIA FRANKLIN 5-5 llj.0 Senior S E COND TEAM End.... . RAY GARCIA LINCOLN 6-3 160 Junior End.... . NICK CUCOIA FRANKLIN 5 - n 185 Senior Tackle. . MIKE ZELLER EAGLE ROCK 6-0 210 Junior- Tackle.. JOE GIEGERICH MARSHALL 6-0 195 Senior Guard... KIRBY GARRETT LINCOLN 5-8 160 Junior Guard... GARY CARR VERDUGO HILLS 6-0 188 Junior Center. . MIKE HABEN VERDUGO HILLS 6-1 201 Senior Back... . CHARLES PARKER LINCOLN 6-0 180 Senior Back... . TOM KILMER VERDUGO HILLS 5-7 150 Senior Back... . STEVE ERANK MARSHALL 5 - n 175 Senior Back... . JOHN BURKE MARSHALL 5 -io 165 Junior Back... . WILBERT WRIGHT BELMONT 5-ii 175 Junior « Named to 1st team in 1962 «-”- lamed to 1st team in 1961-62

Tony Kochinas, outstanding both offensively and defensively for coach Skip Giancanelli's Northern Loop title winners, was unanimous "Player of the Year" choice, when Helms Athletic Foundation's All-Los Angeles City Board of Football met at Helms Hall last week to make the annual gridiron selections. The diminutive halfback — 5'9" and 170 pounds -- was co-player of the year with teammate Tony Rosas in 1962. This year he won th? honor alone. Tony scored 73 points during the year and led his mates into the playoff against Gardena in the first round, where they were defeated 39-12. Lincoln landed atop the standings at season's close with e. [(.-1 record followed by Eagle Rock and Verdugo Hillr at 3-2; Marshall, 2-'-2; Belmont, 0-3-lj and Franklin, 0-3-1. The Belmont-Franklin game was not played, which accounts for their i|.-game record. Outstanding flanker, Jesse Parral, only a junior this season, repeated on the first team from last year. He stands an excellent chance of being among the very few city players who have gained all league first-team recognition three years....if he remains in good health in ' 61+ that is. All players named for 1963 all-league honors will be recipients of Helms Foundation scroll awards from All-Los Angeles City Board of Football. This board has made similar selections dating back to 1937. Tony Kochinas, named "Player of the Year" on this year's All Northern team, will receive a special Helms medal award at the 27th annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program to be held at Helms Hall on Saturday, January 18, at 10 : 3 0 a.m. All-Los Angeles City, as well as those players named for All Southern Section honors in the CIF will be on hand to receive their scrolls on the l8th,

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. HELMS HALL. 37 6 0 VENICE BD ULEVASD . LOS ANGELES 34. CALIFORNIA MARV ADAMO, END ON CITY CHAMPION BIRMINGHAM ELEVEN , TOPS WEST- VALLEY LOOP TEAM FOP 1963 FOR RELEASE: THURSDAY A.M. DEC. 26, 1963 DO HOT RELEASE PRIOR TO DEC. 26 a.m. ALL-WEST-VALLEY LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM -x- F I R S T TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT ¡WEIGHT SCHOOL End.... -¡¡■-¡¡-MARV ADAMO BIRMINGHAM 6-0 197 Senior End.... -¡¡•BILL HAYHOE BIRMINGHAM 6-7 215 Senior Tackle.. MIKE SCARPACE BIRMINGHAM 6-1 227 Senior Tackle.. FRANK ARRIGO BIRMINGHAM 6-3 220 Senior Guard... -¡¡-¡¡-¡¡■DON McSWAIN BIRMINGHAM 5-10 185 Senior Guard... BILL BRUCKER BIRMINGHAM 6-0 210 Senior Center. . MIKE RAND RESEDA 6-2 195 Senior Back.... CRAIG SCHUSTERICK BIRMINGHAM 5-9 150 Junior Back.... -¡¡--¡¡•MIKE McCONAHEY BIRMINGHAM 5-9 160 Senior Back.... -¡¡--¡¡■GARY BERTHELSON TAFT 6-0 178 Senior Back.. .. -¡¡■MIKE HELWIG TAFT 5-10 170 Senior Back.... CHARLES SCHNENNESEN GRANADA HILLS 5 -io 185 Senior SEC 0 N D TEAM End.... 0 -¡¡"¡¡■KENT WETZEL CLEVELAND 6-2 191; Senior End.... RON MOORMEISTER GRANADA HILLS 5-11 180 Senicn Tackle.. JACK MeTAGGART TAFT 5-11 180 Senior Tackle.. ALLEN STAGNER CANOGA PARK 5-9 196 Senior Guard... JIM YOUNT TAFT 5-9 180 Senior Guard.. . CLIFF FRIESEN RESEDA 6-0 205 Senior Center.. TOM BRENNAN CANOGA PARK 6-0 180 Senior Back.... DAVE ENRICO BIRMINGHAM 5-9 170 Junior Back..». MARK REED CLEVELAND 5-11 176 Senior Back.... RON TYRREL RESEDA 5-8 190 Junior Back. ... DENNIS COVILLE CLEVELAND 5-11 161; Senior Back.... GREG BUCHANAN BIRMINGHAM 5 -io 150 Senior 1 st team pick in 1962 -::--¡¡- 2nd team pick in 1962 1st team pick in both 1 9 6 1 and 1962 1st team in •62 2nd team in '•61

Coach George Goff's Birmingham Braves walked off with the Los Angeles City football title in 1963 and with it the majority role in the All-League lineup released today by Helms Athletic Foundation's All-Los Angeles City Board of Football. No less than eight players received recognition on the first team with two additional players, named to the second squad. Taft placed two of its players on the first eleven, while Reseda and Granada Hills landed one each. The braves made a shamblej of the West-Valley League in 1963, amassing 265 points in league play for an aver-ge of 1;2ír points per encounter. Over the last five games, Birmingham blanked its opposition and allowed only 13 points to Cleveland during the league exercises. In the playoff, Birmingham beat Van Nuys, I4.8 -O, Gardena, 38-27 and Los Angeles in the finale, 21-11;» "Player of the Year" honors went to the Braves' 6-foot, 200-pound end, Marv Adamo. Coach Goff calls last year's All-City first team end, "The best football player In the valley.. ..if not the city!." Adamo was picked, along with fire of his teammates to fill six of the seven line positions on the all-'league roster. After Birmingham in the West-Valley League race came Taft and Reseda at 1;— 2J Granada Hills, 3-3? Canoga Park, 2-1;; Cleveland, 2-1;; and Chatsworth, 0-6. Marv Adamo, Bill Hayhoe, Don McSwain and Mike Helwig are all re peaters from last season's all-league first team. Kent Wetzel, Gary Berthelson and Mike McConahey were second team picks in '62. The 27th Annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program will be held at Helms Hall on Saturday, January 18, at 10:30 a.m.

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. c A R L T o r w t T ‘TffAiü,ir " Á R ) s r ™ 4'^Trft; CRAWFORD (FREMONT) SHARE SOUTHERN HONORS FOR RELEASE: FRIDAY, DEC. 27 .. A.M. «■*«• DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO DEC . 27 a.m. ALL-SOUTHERN LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM * * F IRST TEAM YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL End..... GARY CLARK MANUAL ARffS 6-0 182 Senior End.... LAMONT GENTRY FREMONT 6-2 175 Senior Tackle.. ED MCDANIELS LOS ANGELES 6-1 250 Senior Tackle.. HAROLD KING DORSEY 6-2 212 Senior Guard... OBIA LOWE LOS ANGELES 6-1 215 Senior Guard... HENRY PARKS MANUAL ARTS 5 -1 1 190 Senior Center.. ALVIN PROCTOR FREMONT 6 -0 195 Junior Back.... «-RANDY KEY LOS ANGELES 5-10 170 Senior Back.... BOB FULTZ LOS ANGELES 5-8 170 Senior Back.... «-CARLTON KELLY MANUAL ARTS 6-5 195 Senior Back.... HENRY HARVEY FREMONT 6 -1 226 Senior Back.... WILLIE CRAWFORD FREMONT 6-0 205 Senior S E C 0 N D TEAM End.... JIM GARDNER LOS ANGELES 5 -8 170 Senior End.... WINSTON PHILLIPS FREMONT 5-10 170 Senior Tackle.. WILLARD SCOTT MANUAL ARTS 6-0 218 Junior Tackle.. «■NORMAN McBRIDE FREMONT 6-2 217 Junior Guard... HAL GRIFFIN LOS ANGELES 5-10 185 Junior- Guard... CLIFTON MARSH MANUAL ARTS 5-9 200 Senior Center.. EDMOND WILSON MANUAL ARTS 5-io 175 Senior Back.... LEE MASSEY LOS ANGELES 5-8 170 Senior Back.... ED DUNLAP LOS ANGELES 5 -1 1 170 Senior Back.... RICK GROSS DORSEY 5-11 190 Senior Back.... DWIGHT STATEN WASHINGTON 6-0 205 Senior Back.... JAMES HOLLAND JEFFERSON 5-9 165 Senior «- Named on 2nd team in 62

A pair of fine Southern League backs — Carlton Kelly of Manual Arts u'd Willie Crawford of Fremont — were named co-Players of the Year for 1963 when members of the All-Los Angeles City Board of Foot ball gathered at Helms Hall last week to make their annual football team selections. Positions on the all-league eleven were very evenly distributed and justly so, considering the fact the race for the title was so close. Both Los Angeles (Ij.-0-l) and Fremont (3-1-1) placed four players on the first team, while Manual Arts (3-1-1) filled three positions. Manual Arts’ Kelly, a.t 6 ' 5 :! and 1 9 5 pounds did a remarkable job at QB for Jim Blewett1s Toilers, Coach Blewett was high in his praise. Kelly scored L8 points and his passing and defensivo ability had much to do with Manual's fine record. Willie Crawford, among the city's speediest backs, was coach Frank Nobbe's ace, He scored 95 points during the year and was acclaimed by those coaches both in and out of the league as a top competitor. Los Angeles High, winner of the Southern Loop title, went all the way to the finals in 1963, only to loose to Birmingham, 21-ll|., after a highly spirited ball game. L.A. had defeated Westchester, Í4.I-I3 , and Bell, 26-7, prior to running into the Braves, Three players are back -from iast year's second team. Norman McBride, Randy Key and Kelly are the repeaters. Only one junior was named to the first team, but he is an outstanding condidate. Center Alvin Proctor, who anchored the center of the Fremont line, will be back for another year under coach Nobbe. _ All-league players, as they have done over the past 26 years, will be recipients of scroll awards recognizing them for their fine play during 1 9 6 3 . These scrolls will be forwarded to the coaches for presentation at the high schools.