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Dave Boyd Rambles for West, 33-19 Warriors Win 3rd Straight OCTOMR t, 1M7 The hard running Dave Boyd, Dean Owens and Dan Whelan of West High gallop, ed to five and a Lumar Lundy 33-19 non-league football vic­ tory over San Marino Friday night There could have been more scoring, but the offi­ Of the Rams cials said "no" to three touch­ downs in the fourth by dis­ , who has been with the Rams longer covering penalty infractions. player in the dub's history, looked back Boyd tallied three TDs and than any other had two others nullified. He this week over his 11 seasons and decided that playing tore into the San Marino de­ as a member of the famed "Fearsome Foursome" has fense for 265 yards rushing. given him his greatest satisfaction as a pro performer As a team, West had 473 "But my biggest thrill? Last week's win over the yards rushing and 51 passing (6-7) de­ for a 524 total. Eight 15-yard was it," declared the towering penalties were called against fensive and co-captain as he took a breather dur West. ing practice for today's battle at the Coliseum agains While the Warriors struck the . on the ground, San Marino such a big lift. We know we bea Steve Sommers "It has given us serenaded the Titan fans with a real fine team. We have proved we have the ability one pass and two to go all the way. touchdown runs. "The way we beat them was so satisfying Each time the Titans scored defeats. South got showin . Quarterback Walter Scott (Mt) «f Booth Farbor and Jeff Wanf. After two non-league |th«y trailed by three touch­ stopping their wide-open, offense and then THE PITCHOUT . . Mlra Cotta Friday and foot pan to back Dan Pace (right) during a prat­ off to a 20-0 Bay League win over downs, so West was never in them we have a better one ... keeping quarterback High fllpi a lateral Seahawk Bowl. photo drill. In the croup are other running backi Mlk* •gainst Redonde next Friday at much trouble. Don Meredith off balance ... not letting tle* camp Coach Fred Peterson'a get loose ... holding them to 51 yards on the ground, three-game winners moved when they'd been averaging 171 yards .. . I tell yov SOUTH TRIUMPHS ^awndale the football at win, as the it a long time!" CIF Releaguing statistics indicate. I'll remember Boyd plowed through the Lundy said defensively the Ram game was perfect Tumbles opposition for a 36-yard aeon "The Cowboys did exactly what we figured they woul 3 Touchdowns /*"> for 1968-69 with less than four minutes in every situation. They do so much shifting we didn ^, A number of high school' athletic confer- gone in the game. A bother with defensive signals in the huddle. (Maxie Cnights ences have been revised by the CIF, Southern recovery by Bob Oliver set until they were set, then called an au Section, Releaguing Committee and approved up the TD. Baughan waited by th CIF Council. West scored four minutes dible and just about every time it was right. Scored by Wang Bishop Montgomery suf- ered a 13-7 toes to the un­ Some of the more interesting changes for later when Boyd tallied from "That's where a veteran unit such as ours has Slippery Jeff Wang culminated three touchdown beaten Lawndale varsity foot­ the 1963-69 school year are listed. Schools as­ the one-yard line and Paul big edge. Adjusting to audible takes instant reaction zone as South High ball team Friday night in a signed to a new league are designated by the Johnson converted. drives by slipping into the end Miraleste ( ) will open next fall in The score went to 20-0 In and only experience can give you those moves." Bay League win over Mira Costa Frt ome game. It was the firs! asterick. registered a 20-0 me Lawndale beat the Rolling Hills. the second period when Ow­ Lamar expects a more orthodox game against th on the loser's field. nine yards over left day night .nights in three years. To win BAT LEAGUE CAMINO REAL SANTA FE ens went 49ers. "But it'll be another tough one," he warned. "Th Scuth scored in each of the first three quarters and he game the Lancers held of I tackle and Johnson kicked is always to ge West ( ) Mt. Carmel (*) Bosco Tech ( ) No. 1 objective of the defensive line ot only did ._Wang -..., cross the wo fourth quarter threats by South Serra ( ) Cantwell ( ) again. passer, and the 49ers give their quarterback rea oal line each time, but twice Montgomery. San Marino got Its passing to the North Crespi St John oa protection. Last year was thrown next e ran for extra points. Both teams cored In the Redondo ' Fermin Lasuen Bosco ( ) gam* going to finally get good performance was ,#&£ quarter for a 7-7 half the scoreboard with a minute to the least number of times of any passer in our div Wang's Mira Costa Bishop Verbum Dei ( ) complimented by a hard play me count, but Lawndale Hawthorne Montgomery S. G. Mission left in the half. A pass inter­ sion." d offensive game by the went ahead for keeps in the Inglewood Murphy Damien ference set the stage for Sonv Lundy said throwing the quarterback for a loss is south line. The team was hird period. Santa Monica Si, Barnard's men1 first 4-yard TD run. B* ofen more significant than getting an . "If >raised by coach Herb Riche; The winning TD came on St. Monica's Pater Noster threw to Andy Harrah for thi ~ throwing wild­ or its blocking and outstand n 82-yard drive in 13 play extra point. you flatten him often enough he'H start ng defensive play. The Spar West tallied again in the fi­ come. Not many quarter­ 'oltowing a 24 yard pass from SKY LEAGUE PIONEER CATHOLIC ly and the will ans picked off three passe Gary Granville to Tom Mat Palos Verdes (*) LEAGUE Alemany ( ) nal 43 seconds of the half as backs can keep their poise under a heavy battering. And and recovered three Mira era, Granville went over from Torrance Beverly Hills St. Francis ( ) Boyd ripped 40 and 30 yards there's something else that doesn'e show in the statis­ tosta . lie 1 yard line. .Rolling Hills El Segundo Salesian (*) « spectacular display ot If we keep crowding the passer, even if he gets The win started South of In the fourth quarter Mont Culver City Aviation Cathedral power running. tics. in the Ba; on the ground his throws away he's off balance and the throws likely with a 1-0 record Ornery was stymied twice a Leuzinger Lawndale Loyola West stayed .«ague and followed a pair o he 36 and 26 yard line of Morningade Lennox Notre Dame in the second half to pound will be off target." ion-league losses to Marina, awndale. Miraleste (**) away at the visitors. The on­ Recalling further his eleven years with the Rams, 8-6, and Bishop Montgomery Lawndale scored first. Gran ly score came on an 85-yard, Lundy said another big thrill came in 1966 when he got 20-7. rflle set it up with a 54 yard MOORE COAST ANGELUS drive. Whelan went the final the news George Alien had been hired as the Rams' Wang has scored four run and threw to Dave Harnes LEAGUE LEAGUE LEAGUE two yards for his first TD South'! five touchdowns. The 0 yards for the TD. The quar El Rancho ( ) Downey (*> Btehop Amat ( ) of the year. head coach. earn goes against Redond* erback ran for the extra Lakewood Centennial Pius X ( ) With the score 33-7. fiat net Friday at Seahawk Bowl point. Millikan Campion St Anthony (*) Marino came back on a 2fV you know that Alien was my coach the year oi ledondo was upset by Haw Montgomery tied the game L.B. Wilson Dominguez Mater Dei yard pass from Sommers t* "Did 'Player thorne Friday, 13-7. from QB L.B. Poly Paramount St. Paul Harrah. I joined the Rams hi 1057? had hired him i a 2-yard pass , 7 7 ( 0-20 Jreg Collins to Mike Ramlrez L.B. Jordan Warren Servile In the fourth quarter West that season as end coach. If it hadn't been for Alien 1 the Week9 Dennis Haren tied the game got within the Titans 3-yar* don't think I would have made the squad. Gillman had momentarily with a plac line, but Boyd toucbdowm put me at tight end, and while I was a good blocker, Jeff Wang, the hustling kick. 'OOTBALL ROUNDUP was voided by a penalty and my big problem was maneuvering getting open. Alien senior halfback from Soutl Lawndal* ...... 07(0 : Johnson was wide on a field High, is the "football playe Montfomary ...... 0700— goal attempt. worked every day with me long after practice was over, Rama* (h) yd. pa*, from Oran f the week." Torrance villa). Oranvlll* (1 yd. run); PAT— San Marino drove 80 yards showing me the right moves. With his help I got to be Jeff has played three out ItranTUl* (run). for its third touchdown with of­ kfoat(ORury TD — Ramlrw It yd a pretty good tight end. In 1958, my best year on tanding games against Ma Loses to M*t from ColUna; PAT — Harm Samo, Hawthorne Sommers sneaking over from fense, I caught 25 passes. ina, Bishop Montgomery am kick). the one. "But I like defense better. And over the years I Mlra Costa. In Friday night' West quarterback Coy Hal scorec Paramount for the first time than offense. The of­ ame against Costa, he Lakers End saw action think defense has changed more 0 points in a 204) victory. Torrance High was a pus! Turn in Upsets this year in the fourth quar fensive plays are not much different than they were 11 What makes Wang's per over for Paramount Friday i ter. He handed off to Boyd years ago. The are more agile, do more ormance amazing is that'the their non-league f o o t b a ] Practice Slate in the first games of the at the 8-yard line, but a hold. game, 25-13. Paramoun Two mild upsets occurred scrambling than they did then. The ends are faster efense is in a position tt Bay League football seaaon Friday night Hawthorne in8 infraction was detected ang up on him. He will al scored twice in the first qua Concluding their 12-game and Boyd was deprived of However, basically offense hasn't changed much. ter and walked off the fiel pre-season schedule, the Loi scored the only second half touchdown to break a 7-7 tie on de­ ways run with the ball 20 tc TD. Even when "But the changes have been tremendous 0 times a game and rare! with a 194 hatftime lead. Angeles Lakers meet Sa md beat Redondo, 13-7. The defending champion Santa sprinted 23 yards on a re­ fense. 1 can remember when I first started defense we is he held short of the lin The two touchdowns tha Francisco's Western Dlvisio Monica Vikings tallied twice in the fourth quarter for verse, a holding penalty pre­ defensive patterns and if the other on a stralgh kept Torrance within reach o champion Warriors Tuesda the play and time ran had only certain of scrimmage bj 24-12 triumph over highly empted team ran an offensive play that didn't fit our pattern ahead dive play. Paramount were scored in Fresno. regarded Inglewood. ______out. End Anthony Romero on Bill Sharman's sharpshoot In the game to determineB*yeriy"2iu*..!.'....~ San Marino Coach Bob we were dead. pass from Dennis Watkins an en won two of three contec Cunz was stunned with Boyd's "Now we have 40 defensive formations and, with upremacy in the Marine B«v«rly Hill* TD* — Hwunanu Bay League by back Mike Van Kralingei from LA in Hawaii, both b) League and to establish the 3>. Col*. l*rln; PAT* — Haumann performance. "Our scouting the variations off them, we can utilize approximately two-point margins, but sine rightful No. 1 team in the Los report said Boyd was big and CEE» then the Lakers have run u 170 different defenses. No matter what the play is, we nt TD. Hodte* (2 Angeles city schools district, slow," admitted Cunz. "I a defense for it. If our call is right, especially for Mlra Cewta t. South 0. Bell; PAT ToltoUini scores against San Dieg lardena belted Carson, 69-27, oughta fire anybody who have Hawthorne St, Rtdondo 0. Baltimore, and Cincinnati. a run, we're going to stop it. That's why you see mon Santi Hondo 85. Inj-lawood with 11,000 in attendance, at 18 7 7 T m would*""*"* comewin" backu«tl with that El Camino Stadium. J> J.S. o- ' kind of report!" field goals now than in the past. It's also why mos Laminar TO* — Haok (S). Juna Gardena broke a 14-14 first it}: PAT. — Tatrlok (4). West travels to Rolling touchdowns are scored through the air nowadays- quarter score with 35 points -^ Setundo TD — Gentry; PAT— Hills for a day game next there, at least, it's usually one on one, and if the quar Morningside on the Go i the second period. Friday to wind up the non- terback is on target and the receiver runs his pattern league slate. Rolling Hills had the-the fortune of RickRic Crefchton for . 38-yard a Aviation Tied right, the odds are in their favor." There is so much football North .700 T—14 crushed Palos Verdes,, 20-0, In pro football 11 years are a long time. On the talent at Morningside High stopping the great flash, TD. evened at 2-all as John Papa- Friday afternoon. line score went to dakis scored twice in a 25-0 Wait ...... It 14 « «-*t i squad when Lundy joined it was such famed f0"00.1 .that "J^,, 18 ^Everett Marshall, at the the second perio Ban Marino ...... 071 (—1* Ram icb°°1 of scrimmage a few time,, but ««/ in win for Rolling Hills. Wait TD* Boyd (IS. 1 and M «Tas Elrov Hirsch. .Brocklin, Bob Bovd.Boyd * « ** "? *^ *" when Ron Nelson recoverec yd. run*). Owen* (I yd. run). Whd- names as , Norm or years to come. Marshall made up for it by Beverly Hills posted its an (3 yd. run); PAT* Johnaoa and Tank Younger all long since depart Morningside turned North and Tim Dillard fumble third win with a 27-18 eon- »). streaking 18, 13, three plays later Marsha Crespi Strikes Ban Harlno TO. 8otnm«r» 4 ed. Coming hi with him as rookies were future stars High into a "cream puff' Fri­ yards for touchdowns. [uest of Lennox. Aviation got and 1 yd. run.); Rarrah (» yd. of 34-0. zlg-zagged 18 yards to the a 14-14 tie with Aviation wn pa*, from Sonvnen) ; PAT — Har- like , Billy Ray Smith, and Jack day night by a score He scored twice in the Crawl TD. Nloaulo (»>. rah (paa* from Somnwra). ["he job was done by sopho­ joal line. Leuzinger handed El Segundo bar; PAT* Barter (>>. Pardee. Amete has retired. Smith and Softner are with third quarter, including the QB Harris moved the Mon loss, 34-7, In Sky Santa Paul* TD Parriah; mores, juniors and seniors. one run for 88 yards. Mar­ U third GardenaNo. 1 other clubs, and only Pardee is with the Rams again But not to make the Sax< archs to th* North 1 yard ^ague-Pioneer League com­ shall has nine touchdowns in line when time ran out In the coming out of retirement. ons sound too feeble, Morn­ three games. bat. St Monica Wins begin thinking o ingside could beat anybody half. St. Monica'...... 0 0 7 ?-'7 After 11 seasons most players Trythal was at the controls the CIF Cj.niw.ll ...... 0 0 0 n the Bay League by at least Morningside, Redondo Upset Ionic* TO* Sylvia. Garden* TD. tmkal 111. »riMr another line of work, but Lundy has no such ideas BAY LEAGUE Lhe same score. in the first quarter when "AAA" semi-finalist last year, (1). Barrano (1). Moth. Hmli, HoW- "Beating the Cowboys last Sunday added years to m Morningside drove 53 yards appears headed for another *n. Oonnan; PAT» 8og»» O). qu The Monarch* have speed, trip to the playoffs. The Mon­ Hawthorn* ...... 0 1 I ft II career," be said enthusiastically. "I may NEVER and maneuverability in five plays. Dick Hastings, lUdondo TD Hunt; PAT Ram (massing team's numerous now." In the line. The team has one of the arch* have one more practice St Bernard,' -Too - three outstanding quarter speedsters, went over from game against weak Palos Ver- i- backs. the 1. des before sailing into the Rolling Hills, 25-0 A few minutes later the Sky League campaign OMriJ). NON -LEAOUE Bob Trythal, a junior, and Samohi Collects II 0 T t Marshall ...... 14 (14 0 34 RolUnf Hill* ...... won the C-game, 2 Mike Harris, a sophomore Saxons stopped lornlnold* Oil 19—24 Vard** ...... 0 0 0 tt Coach Jim O'Brien'i North Monarchi forth ...... 0 0 0 0—t 0*1 9-11 LEAGUE Pale* helm agains twice, but on fourth down Morntnc*tde TD« alanhall (II CATHOLIC High Bees scored a 59-0 win 7. were at the lie* TD. - Appl* «> Mt. C*rroal 1*. iarr* If llac HIIU TD. Papadakla, BMS North and pretty well bafflet Trythal lobbed a pass to Reg - - - —-it, Ha*tlni* (I yd St. Anthony 11. Cathtdral II. . TaS\, Anuuin: PAT -Ar*n over Morningside Friday in a A week ago the North Notr*~Dama 14.' PhuTX"fc IMft. ra-lMfut football game. The beat Santa Ana Valley, 51-0 the Saxons. inal Foster who got behind £&; PAT. L Inflnood TD. 0»bom. Ghubarf.i