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HELMS HALI ; B-7SD VENICE BDULEVAgD. t n g a m r f i Fg nAi trnPMiA cinnBá MICKEY CURETON (CENTENNIAL) & PETE SANCHEZ (MATER DEI) TOP “ AAAA" CIF FOOTBALL FOR'65 FOR RELEASE: THURSDAY A.M., JANUARY 6, 1966 and a f te r . * * * DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO JAN. 6TH a.m. T wo of Southern California*s top prep football performers over the past season — Mickey Cureton of Centenniax high School and Pete Sanchez who quarterbacked Mater Dei to the "AAAA" Division title — have been chosen as co-Players of the Year for 1965 by members of All-Southern California Board of Football. Selection of Cureton and Sanchez was made at the Board's 29th annual selection meeting held at Helms Hall recently. Mickey Cureton, who led coach Aaron Wade's Apaches to the Coast League title and into the "AAAA" playoff finals against Mater Dei, had a phenomenal year for a junior performer. In 13 games, Mickey carried the ball 154 times for 1,496 yards and 23 touchdowns. Averaging close to 10 yards per carry, Mickey scored fou r TDs in two games during th e y ear ag a in st Warren and S e rv ite . The l a t t e r game was the first round of the playoffs, which saw Centennial win 41-21. Before bowing to Mater Dei in the finals, 21-0, Centennial took the measure of El Rancho (21-19), and Redlands (25-7). Mickey's season scoring total was 140 points, as he scored two extra points. Pete Sanchez, named along with Mickey Cureton for 1965 grid honors, has no less glowing credentials. Pete guided coach Dick Coury's Mater Dei Monarchs to the Angelus League crown (8-0-1) and then to four straight "AAAA" Playoff wins over Ramona (20-12), Westminster (17-14), Pasadena (28-13) and Centennial (21-0). Coach Coury calls the 6'1", 205-pound QB "The best all-around QB we've bed since ’ John Huarte." Huarte, 1964 Heisman Trophy winner, was CIF P layer o f the Year in I960. Sanchez had a remarkable season in 1965 as he accounted for 1,568 yards in total offense on 662 yards rushing and 906 yards passing. Pete ran 125 times and scored 12 touchdowns. He completed 66 of 130 passes for 906 yards and nine TDs. In the final playoff game against Centennial, Sanchez gained 120 yards on 22 runs and scored twice. He passed 12 times, completing six for 93 yards. Both Sanchez and Cureton w ill be recipients of the Player of the Year Medal Award a t th e 29th annual A ll-Southern C alifo rn ia Board o f F ootball Awards Program to be held at Helms Hall on Saturday morning, January 15 at 10:30 a.m. All players, along with their coaches, w ill be on hand to receive the customary framed scroll awards presented annually by the Helms Board of selection. For having coached his team to the "AAAA" Division title , Dick Coury will be recipient of the traditional Silver Tumbler award recognizing him for his great coaching achievement. All players selected on the 1964 "AAAA" Division teams were seniors, so there are no repeaters on this year's squad. Twenty-seven Southern Section "AAAA" high schools are represented on this year's selections. This season marks the first time that the Helms Board has selected line­ backers on the honor teams. Two backers are named to each team. Unable to sep­ arate six outstanding backs on the third team, the Board elected to name an extra backfield performer this year. PAST C .I.F . HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR YEAR PLAYER SCHOOL YEAR PLAYER SCHOOL 1937 Frank Albert.. Glendale..... 1953 Ernie Zámpese.... Santa Barbara 1938 Harry Kams... Pomona..... 1954 John Hangartner.. Hoover, Glendale 1939 John Petrovich Alhambra.... 1955 Mickey Flynn... Anaheim 1940 Peter Zucco... Santa Barbara • 1956 Mickey Flynn.... Anaheim 1941 Newell Oestrich Inglewood.... • Randy Meadows.... Downey 1942 Glenn Davis... Bonita..... 1957 Gary Craig..... Riverside 1943 Norman Veeh... Tustin..... 1958 Dee Andrews.... Poly, L.B. 1944 Bill Martin... Mark Keppel.. • 1959 Willie Brown... Poly, L.B. 1945 A1 Pollard.... Loyola..... I960 1946 A1 Pollard.... Loyola..... 1961 Paul Horgan.... Loyola 1947 Bud Woodward.. Jordan, L.B.. • 1962 Steve Grady.... Loyola 1948 John Olszewski St. Anthony.. • 1963 Don Swartz..... Loyola 1949 Jim Contratto. Compton.... 1964 George Buehler... Whittier 1950 Charles Powell San Diego.... 1965 Mickey Cureton... Centennial 1951 Marty Keough.. Pomona..... • Pete Sanchez.... Mater Dei 1952 Ronald Knox... Santa Monica. • All Southern California CIF Football Players of the Year have their photos posted in Helms Hall in the special High School Hall of Fame chambers and their names are engraved upon the Paul H. Helms perpetual trophy lodged permanently in Helms Hall. © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. ■ftT.T-SOUTHERN SECTION C. 7 . \AAA" DIVISION FOOTBALL TS' 1965 SEASON.... POR RELEASE: THURSDAY. AN. 6, 1966‘ and after* ' * * * DO NO* ..¿LEASE PRIOR TO JAN. 6 A.M. ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION C .I.F . "AAAA" FOOTBALL TEAM— 1965 FIRST TEAM YEAR PDSTTTON PLAYER SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL TERRY DeKRAAI .... WILSON, LONG BEACH . 5-10 180 Senior Senior End..... RICK PLATER ....... 6-3 192 Senior Tackle.. RON BROWN ......... MATER DEI............ 5-11 220 Senior Tackle.. GEORGE GRUBER .... HOOVER, GLENDALE .... 6-1 200 Senior Guard... TIM BALCZAK ....... 6-1 220 Senior Guard,.. JIM GR O V E ......... 6-2 210 Senior Center.. DALLAS STAHR....... SANTA ANA VALLEY .... 6-1 210 Senior Backer.. ©HENRY COOPER....... 5-11 190 Senior Backer.. @SAM WILLIAMS....... 5-11 170 Junior Back.... MICKEY CURETON. 5-10 170 PETE SANCHEZ....... 6-1 205 Senior Back.... RONNIE FUJIKAWA . WILSON, LONG BEACH . 5-9 163 Senior Senior Back.... ISIAH BROWN ....... 5-10 175 Back.... RIKKI ALDRIDGE. 6-2 190 Senior SECOND TEAM End..... STEVE ATWATER ...... REDONDO.......... 175 Senior TED MASTERS ........... CENTENNIAL....... 6-2 185 Senior Tackle.. KEN BAILEY............ PACIFIC........... 200 Senior Tackle.. RICH EVERETT........... MONROVIA ......... 175 Senior Guard,.. JIM COLLINGS.......... EL RANCHO......... 175 Senior Guard... JIM BROWNLEE........... BURBANK.......... 225 Senior Center.. MICKEY ROSIEN ......... ALHAMBRA ......... 195 Senior Backer.. ©JIM GARLAND.......... PASADENA ......... 170 Senior Backer.. ©JIM GRISSOM........... PIUS X .......................... 6-2 215 Senior Back.... TOM VERTI ............ ST. FRANCIS....... 201 Senior Back.... MIKE DOLAN............ REDLANDS ......... 162 Senior Back.... PHIL JEBBIA .......... LOYOLA .......... 180 Senior WILLIE ROBINSON ....... PASADENA ......... 160 Senior Back.... BOB KIPFER............ POMONA CATHOLIC. 5-8 155 Senior THIRD TEAM End.... BOB STIRLING.......... WESTMINSTER........... 6-3 230 Senior End.... BURROUGHS, BURBANK . 6-0 180 Senior Tackle.. KENT ROBERTS........... BISHOP AMAT.......... 6-2 215 Senior Tackle.. SID SMITH ............ WILSON, LONG BEACH . 6-5 240 Senior Guard... MIKE ELLISON........... BELLFLOWER .......... 5-10 200 Senior Guard... BILL HIRSCH ........... SANTA MONICA ......... 5-9 175 Senior Center.. BILL SMITH............ MATER DEI ........... 6-1 205 Senior Backer.. @JIM LEIBLIC ........... BISHOP AMAT........... 6-1 185 Senior Backer.. ©BRUCE JORGENSEN ....... EL RANCHO............ 6-0 190 Senior Eack.... STEVE CASHDOLLAR....... LYNWOOD.............. 5-10 175 Senior Back.... MIKE LYGA ............ RAMONA .............. 6-0 165 Senior Back.... JOHN McCOWAN.......... SANTA MONICA ......... 5-9 150 Senior Back.... JIM TRAUT ............ ST. PAUL ............ 5-11 185 Senior Back.... RON MOORHEAD........... SANTA ANA VALLEY .... 6-2 200 Senior Back.... BILL CAMARILLO......... EL RANCHO............ 5-9 160 Senior ________ ® Linebacker is a new position filled in _1965_________________________________ HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION1S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL FOR 1965___ RALPH ALEXANDER - L.A. HERALD-EXAMINER JIM McCORMACK - LONG BEACH INDEPENDENT AL AMES - GLENDALE NEWS-FRESS PHIL PATTON - SANTA BARBARA NEWS PRESS CLAUDE ANDERSON - SAN BERNARDINO SUN GARLAND ROSE - RIVERSIDE PRESS-ENTERPRISE WILLIS ARRINGTON - HUNTINGTON PARK SIGNAL FLOYD SCHNEIDERMANN - PASADENA STAR-NEWS STEVE BISHEFF - SANTA MONICA OUTLOOK JOHN STREY - WHITTIER NEWS VAN BARBIERI - SAN PEDRO NEWS PILOT CHUCK THOMAS - VENTURA STAR-NEWS FRED CLAIRE - POMONA PROGRESS-BULLETIN EDDIE WEST - SANTA ANA REGISTER BOB COX - THE CITIZEN NEWS DICK WHITE - REDONDO DAILY BREEZE BOB HOPPER - SAN GABRIEL VALLEY TRIBUNE WAYNE WILSON - THE VALLEY NEWS Marshall klein - los angeles times MANNIE PINEDA - MEMBER AT LARGE BUDDY DYER - SECRETARY W.R. BILL SCHROEDER - CHAIRMAN AMF-VOIT TO AGAIN PRESENT HONORD PLAYERS WITH SPECIAL FOOTBALLS The AMF-Voit Rubber Corporation of Los Angeles, as it has so kindly done over the past 16 years, w ill award a special Voit Football to each player named on the "AAAA" Division team for 1965. Loyd Tutor and MellBarton, who have participated in honoring the Southland's top prep footballers during these years, w ill be on hand at Helms Hall to make the presentations. This marks the 29th year that Helms Athletic Foundation, through All-Southern California Board of Athletics, has honored the Southland's finest gridiron perform­ ers from our high schools. Honored players receive scroll awards, beautifully framed, while players of the year and C.I.F. title-winning coaches receive special medal and silver tumbler awards. This year's program w ill be held at Helms Hall on Saturday morning, January 15th at 10;30 a.m. © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. HELMS HALL B76Q VENICE BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 9CG34 BRIAN PORTER (CRESPI), JERRY MOORE (CALIF. SCHOOL FOR DEAF) & GIL GONZALES (SANTA CLARA). TOP CIF DIVISION TEAMS FOR '65 FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY A.M., JANUARY 4 , 1966 and a f te r » * * DO NOT RELEASE PRIOR TO JAN. L a b i s ' " ____________________________ . he Southern Section of the California Interscholastic Federation produces —'many wonderful grid performers', but none finer than in 1965 as was evi­ denced when All-Southem California Board of Athletics met at Helms Hall recently to make its annual football team selections. As was the case last year, the Helms Board selected three Southern Section divisional teams — "AAAA", "AAA-AA" and "A-Small Schools" — at its 1965 meeting, adding in each division linebackers to the selections for the first time.
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