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Helms Football Annual 1960 ALL-SOtmfEM^e^LTF^Mfí^ MOftGE&efi(>&L°*P@OT~ BALL TEAILJ^^^^^£á^QE-^-,..-.XARGE SCHOOLS FOR RELEAS©i *; WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 28 and THURSDAY _________ \ -íbw DQ NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO RELEASE DATE1.1, i_____ \ _______________ X wenty-six Southern California high schools, which help make up the large schools (AAAA-AAA) section of the C.I.F., are represented on this year's All-Southem California Large Schools Football Team for the I960 season,, The Helms All-Southem California Board of Athletics, composed of sports journal­ ists from Santa Barbara to San Diego, select the All-Southem California High School football teams, and have done so since the board's inception back in 1937o There was much discussion among board members before an All-Southem California prep school "player of the year" was selected. Finally, the board named Jim Murphy, center-linebacker of the AAAA champion Santa Barbara eleven, as the top performer in major CIF ranks this past year. The selection of Murphy marks only the second time in the history of the Helms selections that a lineman has been picked as "player of the year". San Diego High's Charlie Powell, an end, was the board's selection back in 1950. Coach Sam Cathcart, former Long Beach, Santa Barbara College and San Francisco 49ers gridiron performer, calls Murphy the finest football player we've had at Santa Barbara. This, of course, takes in performers like Peter Zucco, "player of the year" in 1940 and Ernie Zámpese, University of Southern California star, who was top CIF player pick in 1953. Murphy, not an imposing physical speciman at 5'10" and 175-pounds, is described as a "terror" on the field. To li3t Murphy over such a proven star as Marv Goux, who went on to star at USC, shows what Santa Barbarans think of Jim Murphy. Jim served as team captain in I960 and led the Dons to the AAAA Championship of the CIF, with a 19-6 win over Centennial in the finals. Jim Murphy will receive his "player of the year" medal award at the 24th annual All-Southem California Board of Football Awards Program to be held at Helms Hall on Saturday morning, January 14, at 10:30 a.m. All players named for All-Star team honors, both large and small CIF as well as Los Angeles City section selec­ tions, will be presented with framed scroll awards from All-Southem California Board of Athletics. Murphy will also have his name engraved upon the Paul H. Helms Trophy, which is permanently lodged in Helms Hall, Los Angeles. As might be suspected, Santa Barbara led the parade in placing men on the honor teams. Rod Dowhower, 6'2", 210-pound senior quarterback who operated Sam Cathcart's offense to perfection, was named in the backfield on the first team, vdúle end Gary Hart made the third squad. Eight schools, including runner-up Cen­ tennial, placed two players on the teams. Escondido, San Diego area champion, placed its fine quarterback Doug Ben­ nett on the first team. He completed 98 of 155 passes for 1,577 yards and 17 TDs during an 11 game season. Centennial's QB Larry Todd, top performer for Aaron Wade's Coast League champions made the first eleven, as did Long Beach Wilson's Bob Bailey, who amassed 1,003 total yards in eight games. Riverside's fullback Bob Horacek, fine all-around performer, made the top eleven, also. All players named to this season's first team are seniors. Two players from last year's All-CIF teams are back this year. Ron Gold­ man, Monrovia guard on the second team in 1959, was picked on the first team this season. Warren Jackson of Santa Ana, a second-team back in '59, repeated in his position this fall. Along with the top players of I960, CIF championship coaches will receive special awards. Sam Cathcart (Santa Barbara), Robert Embrey (Escondido), Ernie Johnson (El Rancho) and those small CIF high school coaches who won titles, will, be remembered with awards. PAST C.I.F. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 1937 Frank Albert Glendale 1950 Charles Powell San Diego 1938 Harry K a m s Pomona 1951 Marty Keougii Pomona 1939 John Petrovich Alhambra 1952 Ronald Knox Santa Monica 1940 Peter Zucco Santa Barbara 1953 E m i e Zámpese Santa Barbara 1941 Newell Oestrich Inglewood 1954 John Hangariner Hoover, Glendale 1942 Glenn Davis Bonita 1955 Mickey Flynn Anaheim 1943 Norman Veeh Tustin 1956 Mickey Flynn Anaheim 1944 Bill Martin Mark Keppel Randy Meadows Downey 1945 A1 Pollard Loyola 1957 Gary Craig Riverside 1946 A1 Pollard Loyola 1958 Dee Andrews Long Beach Poly 1947 Bud Woodward Long Beach Jordan 1959 Willie Brown Long Beach Poly 1948 John Olszewski St. Anthony's I960 Jim Murphy Santa Barbara 1949 Jim Contratto Compton © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. ■JIM MURPHY SANTA BARBARA CENTER, PICKED Southland ” .yer of year í i9 6 0 season FOR RELEASE: WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 28 and THURSDAY A.M. •*** DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO RELEASE DATE! ! i ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (LARGE SCHOOLS) FOOTBALL TEAM * * * FIRST TEAM ---------------- YEAR POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL End... JACK SNOW ST. ANTHONY'S 6' 1 200 Senior End... KURT ALTENEERG SERRA 6' 2 190 Senior Tackle.. JIM DONCKLES NOTRE DAME 6' 200 Senior Tackle.. TEBB KUSSEROW SANTA MONICA 6' 1 205 Senior Guard... *RON GOLDMAN MONROVIA 5'10 190 Senior Guard... DOUG EILERTS ANAHEIM 5'10 200 Senior Center.. JIM MURPHY SANTA BARBARA 6' 180 Senior Back.... DOUG BENNETT ESCONDIDO 6' 170 Senior Back.... ROD DOWHOWER SANTA BARBARA 6' 1 210 Senior Back.... BOB HORACEK RIVERSIDE 6' 170 Senior Back.... BOB BAILEY WILSON, LONG BEACH 6' 1 175 Senior Back.... LARRY TODD CENTENNIAL 6' 1 175 Senior * * * SECOND TEAM End.... DOUG AGATEP ESCONDIDO 6' 3 176 Senior End.... ROY JEFFERSON COMPTON 6' 1 185 Senior Tackle.. DENNIS MICHALENKO HELIX 6' 190 Senior Tackle.. LARRY KRAUSS INGLEWOOD 6' 5 225 Senior Guard... RALPH PETERSEN WILSON, LONG BEACH 6' 205 Senior Guard... BRADY AUGUSTINE CALIFORNIA 5'11 190 Senior Center.. NED MURPHY ARCADIA 6' 1 191 Senior Back.... HAROLD CARR REDLANDS 5'11 175 Senior Back.... LARRY ZENO ARCADIA 6' 175 Senior Back.... DAVE MARTIN NOTRE DAME 5' 9 175 Senior Back.... FORREST BEATY HOOVER, GLENDALE 6' 180 Junior Back.... WARREN JACKSON SANTA ANA 6' 205 Senior * * * THIRD TEAM End..... GARY HART SANTA BARBARA 6' 3 180 Senior End.... LARRY MILLER CHAFFEY 6' 1 175 Senior Tackle.. STEVE BALLARD RIVERSIDE POLY 6' 4 245 Senior Tackle.. GENE HARTIGAN MONROVIA 6' 190 Senior Guard... JIM WEST HAWTHORNE 5'10 205 Senior Guard... SHELDON MOOMAW WARREN 6' 1 235 Senior center.. WILLIAM REED CENTENNIAL 5' 9 175 Senior Back.... TYRONE PRICE ST. ANTHONY'S 5'11 178 Senior Back.... JOHN BROWNWQOD ANTELOPE VALLEY 6' 2 200 Senior Back.... JIM McCORQUODALE CRAWFORD 5' 9 167 Senior Back.... ANDY ETCHEBARREN LA PUENTE 6' 1 165 Senior Back.... BOB HAYNES HUNTINGTON BEACH 5'10 200 Senior * Named to the second team in 1959 HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL FOR I960 Ralph Alexander, L.A. Examiner Cliff Gewecke, Huntington Park Signal Jack Hefley, L.A. Times Garland Rose, Riverside Press-Enterprise Joe Lyou, L.A. Mirror Claude Anderson, San Bernardino Sim Jack Disney, L.A. Herald-Express Bill Whitney, Breitbard Athletic Found. Jerry Weiner, Hollywood Citizen-News Rick Smith, San Diego Tribune Richard Roberts, San Pedro News-Pilot Philip Patton, Santa Barbara News-Press Eddie West, Santa Ana Register Doug Ives, Long Beach Press-Telegram Mannie Pineda, Pasadena Star-News Chuck Thomas, Ventura Star Free Frees Ron McGrath, San Gabriel Valley Tribune Al Ames, Glendale News-Press Dick Miller, Santa Monica Outlook Braven Dyer, Jr., Secretary W.R. Bill Schroeder, Chairman The 24th Annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program will be held at Helms Hall, Los Angeles on January 14, 1961 at 10:30 a.m. in the Helms Hall Patio. At this time, players and coaches will gather to receive awards from All-Southern California Board of Athletics, as they have done since 1937. Noted celebrities from the field of football will be on hand to help pay tribute to the honored players. VOIT FOOTBALLS TO BE PRESENTED ON JAN. 14 As it has so kindly done in the past, Voit Rubber Company of Los Angeles will make presentation of Voit footballs to all honored athletes. The Voit Company has made these awards available to the honored players for the past dozen years. © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. HELMS HALL. B76Q VENICE BQULEVARD • LOS ANGELES 34. CALIEDRNIA------------------ ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL F00T- SMALL SCHOOLS 11-Southern California Board of Athletics, unable to separate the accomp­ lishments of two southland quarterbacks, selected both John Huarte and Gary Holman as the outstanding players among Southern California small schools football performers for I960, Twenty-six high schools from the double and single A divisions of the CIF, along with the small school division, are rep­ resented on this season's All-Southern California "small schools" teams. Co-players of the year, Gary Holman (Brea-Olinda) and John Huarte (Mater Dei) were on the CIF small schools team in 1959. Holman was a first team selec­ tion, while Huarte was named to the second team, John Huarte, who led Dick Coury's Mater Dei eleven to the AA division title with a 32-0 win over Santa Ana Valley, has been a standout performer for three seasons. An outstanding quarterback, Huarte passed for 16 TDs, completing 87 of 130 for a .634 average and 1,439 yards.
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