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Helms Track and Field Annual 1952 HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PREP SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD RECORD 1952 SEASON '. Sixteenth Annual Edition RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO JOHN FLINT HANNER Beloved and respected.Athletic Administrator and Track & Field Coach at Fresno State College, California, for more than a quarter of a century. Former Stanford National Champion, Founder and Director of the Annual Fresno West Coast Relays, one of Americans foremost Track & Field classics, John Flint Hanner was the recipient of the Helms Athletic Foundation award in 1951, in recog- nition of *noteworthy coaching achievement.* Prepared By HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION HELMS HALL LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA PAUL H. HELMS Founder and Sponsor © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. HelmS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION SIXTEENTH ANNUAL (1952 EDITION) SOUTHERN CALIFoRniA PREP SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD RECORD T his record book, which lists the foremost performances by Southern California's high school track and field athletes for the 1952 season, is the sixteenth annual edition prepared and issued by the Helms Athletic Foundation, in the interest of high school athletics. The facts and records listed in this booklet have been gathered from sources which are believed-to be authentic* Information has been provided by high school coaches, and many records have been obtained from Southern California newspapers. Helms athletic Foundation, with offices in Helms Hall, Los Angeles 34> California, is sponsored by Paul H. Helms. The foundation was established on October 15, 1936. One of the purposes of Helms Athletic Foundation is that of recording the achievements of athletes, and athletic teams in all sports and in all divisions. This Southern California Prep School Track and Field Record, as are all athletic record books of similar nature, are prepared by the Helms Athletic Foundation, under the supervision of 17.R.-Bill Schroeder, I Managing Director, and are distributed to schools, the press, radio, television, athletic coaches and officials, without charge. Special credit for the development of this track and field record goes to Dick Bank, demon statistician. Valuable assistance was also given by AI Krebs of the Los Angeles Examiner. LAVERN SMITH, FERNANDO LEDESMA NAMED TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETES OF THE YEAR FOR 1952 LaVern Smith, Los Angeles City Track and Field High Jump Champion, and Fernando Ledesma, California State and C.I.F. One- Mile Run Champion, were chosen for Helms Athletic Foundation All Southern California Board of Track and Field Athlete of the Year honors for the 1952 season. Smith was named Athlete of the Year in the Los Angeles City High School division, while Ledesma was named Southern California C.I.F. High School Track and Field Athlete of the Year. - Ledesma took first place in-the one-mile run at the State meet, held at Los Angeles, May 24, 1952. He ran the mile in 4:23.2, a new State meet record. Ledesma also won the C.I.F. Southern Section one-mile run, with a time of 4:25.3. Smith won'the All-Los Angeles City High Jump title, with a jump of 6-6 3/4, a new Los Angeles City High School Meet Record. Smith also took second place in the high jump at the State Track and Field Meet with a leap of 6-4 1/2. Ledesma was coached by Ernst Hartmann, who has coached his Compton team to C.I.F. championships in 1940 and 1952. Hartmannfs squad tied for the title in 1951. Smith was coached by Joe Barry and Estel Johnson, who have coached Jefferson High School to City titles the last four years• 1 HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION 1952 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD BOOK F jor having been chosen All-Southern California Board of Track 1 and Field Athletes of the Year for 1952, Compton's Fernando Ledesma and Jefferson's LaVern Smith have had their names engraved upon the Paul H. Helms Trophy which is lodged in Helms Hall, in the Prep School Hall of Fame section, Fernando Ledesma's name has also been engraved upon the Charles VJ, Paddock Memorial Trophy, and LaVern Smith's name has been engraved upon the Fred W. Kelly Trophy, both of which are lodged in Helms Hall. Ledesma and Smith were both the recipients of the Helms Athletic Foundation Athlete of the Year medal award. Selection of Smith and Ledesma as Athletes of the Year was made by members of the Helms Athletic Foundation's All-Southern California Board of Athletics. This Board has made selections-since 1937. Mem- bers who made 1952 selections were: John de la Vega, hory Kapp, Ralph Alexander, Jerry Ueinerj Bill Hollohani wanie Pineda, lluss Gochran, Tom Burdick, Eddie West, Ward Gillilan, Francis Tuckwiler, Pete Kokon, Bill Whitney, and Bill Schroeder, Chairman. Braven Dyer Jr. served as Secretary, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA C.I.F. ATHLETES OF THE YEAR 1937 Bill Bugbee. Montebello 193I Gil LaCava. Beverly Kills 1939 Eddie Morris ......... Huntington Beach 1940 Eddie Morris Huntington Beach 1941 Thelmo Knowles Santa Iionica 1942 Jerry Shipkey. ........ Anaheim 1943 AL Lawrence Glendale 1944 Del Smith Glendale 1945 Joe Scott. El Monte 1946 John Helwig. ......... lit. Carmel 1947 John Bradley Hoover; Glendale 1948 John Bradley ......... Hoover, Glendale Howard Bugbee. Redondo Beach Bill Fell Compton 1949 Jack Davis Hoover, Glendale 1950 Steve Turner . Glendale 1951 Bob Cunning. .... Hoover, Glendale 1952 Fernando Ledesma • Compton LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 1937 Bryant Allen. ... Jefferson 1938 Baylor Maynard. ....... Belmont 1939 Bill Stewart Torrance 1940 Bill Smith Belmont 1941 Bill Smith Belmont 1942 Roy Thurman Fremont 1943 Mel Patton. ......... University 1944 Hank Williams Belmont 1945 Ron Frazier Van Nuys 1946 Dick Attlesey Bell 1947 Hugh McElhenny, ....... Washington ; 1948 Bob Cameron • Washington j 1949 George Brown. Jordan 1950 Lang Stanley. Jefferson 1951 Clarke Merrill. ....... Belmont • 1952 LaVern Smith Jefferson -2- HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS. ...... .1952 HONOR TRACK AMD FIELD TEAMS * * Selections by the Helms Athletic Foundation All-Southern California Board of Track and Field, Composed of Ralph Alexander, L.A. Examiner; John de la Vega, L.A. Times; Bud Furillo, L.A. Herald-Express; Mory Kapp, L.A. Daily Hews; Harley Tinkham, L.A. Mirror; Jerry 1/einer, Hollywood Citizen-Hews; Pete Kokon, Valley Times; Bill Hollohan, San Pedro Hews-Pilot; lanie Pineda, Pasadena Star-Hews; Russ Cochran, Glendale News-Pilot; Eddie West, Santa Ana Reg- ister; 'ward Gillilan, Pomona Progress-Bulletin; Tom Burdick, Long Beach Press-Telegram; Francis Tuckwiler, Santa Barbara Hews-Press; Dick Vanderveld, Santa Monica Outlook; Bill Whitney, Breitbard Athletic Foundation; and Bill Schroeder, Helms Athletic Foundation, Chairman. EVENT C.I.F. HIGH SCHOOL L.A, HIGH SCHOOL 100-Yard Dash George Lewis George Hutcherson El Monte 9.3 Manual Arts 10.1 220-Yard Dash Mal Hughes Rosslyn Range Beverly Hills 21.2 Jefferson 21.3 440-Yard Dash Lanny Carter Robert Taylor Orange 4S.3 Jefferson 49.1 880-Yard Run.- Ernie Amador Jerry Thompson Villanova 1:56.2 Huntington Park 2:00.6 One-Mile Run Fernando Ledesma Allen Bailey Compton 4:23.2* Belmont 4:31.0 120-Yard High Hurdles Forrest Younger Roland Harvey Fullerton 14.5 Jefferson 14.7 180-Yard Low Hurdles Larry Newquist Lewis Scott Wilson (L.B.) 19.2 Jefferson 19.S High Jump Forrest Younger LaVern Smith Fullerton 6-1 l/2 Jefferson 6-6 3/4* Pole Vault Ronnie Morris O.W. Rhodes Burroughs (Bur) 13-4 Jefferson 13-1 7/S Broad Jump Rollin Garrison Rosslyn Range Compton 24-3 3/4 Jefferson 23-4 1/2 Shot Put Don Vick Tom Meyer Chaffey 59-7 3/4 Eagle Rock 55-8 # Smith established new City Meet high jump record * Ledesma established new State Meet mile run record HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1952 • HONOR ROLL OF COACHES. .1952 C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION ? Charles Brown Beverly Hills Malcolm Hughes George Boone Burroughs, Burbank Ronnie Morris : Truck Lindsey Chaffey Don Vick Ernst Hartmann Compton Rollin Garrison Fernando Ledesma Stan Kyne El Monte George Lewis G.A. Tex Oliver Fullerton Forrest Younger Sid Gardner Orange Lanny Carter Fred Rice Villanova Ernie Amador Vince Reel Wilson, Long Beach Larry Newquist LOS ANGELES CITY Cameron Mullard Belmont Allen Bailey John Oden Eagle nock Tom Meyer Henry Springer Huntington Park Jerry Thompson Charles Toney Manual Arts George Hutcherson Joe Barry - Estel Johnson Jefferson Roland Harvey Rosslyn Range O.W. Rhodes Lewis Scott LaVern Smith Robert Taylor WINNERS OF MJOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL TRACK & FIELD MEETS Tri-Valley League April 23 Villanova 133 San Diego City League April 25 San Diego 55 Bay League April 25 Inglewood 71 Pacific League April 25 Mark Keppel 54 3A Coast League April 25 Compton 89 l/2 Sunset League April 25 Santa Ana 54 2/3 Pioneer League April 25 Bellflower 102 1/2 Prep League April 26 Harvard 61 San Gabriel Valley League April 2& Downey 50 l/2 Foothill League April 2& Hoover, Glendale 53 1/2 Tri-County League April 30 Citrus 62 Northern League May 2 Polytechnic 5S 3/4 Eastern-Marine League Flay 2 Jordan 69 San Fernando Yalley League May 2 Canoga Park 90 1/2 Southern League May 2 Jefferson #9 Western League hay 2 Dorsey ^3 Los Angeles City May 16 Jefferson 1ZX 1/2 • C.I.F. Southern Section May 17 Compton 30 1/2 | California State lay 25 Jefferson 30 l/2 I : HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1952 ' RESULTS OF CALIFORNIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AMD FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS HELD AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, MAY 24, 1952 100-YARD DASH: Turner (Alameda); King (Delano); Hampton (Edison, Fresno); Lewis (El Monte); Hutcherson (Manual Arts). 9.9 220-YARD DASH: Turner (Alameda); Hampton (Edison, Fresno); Range (Jefferson, Los Angeles); Lewis (El Monte); King (Delano), 21,6 ; 440-YARD DASH: Carter (Orange); Taylor (Jefferson, Los Angeles); Kirchmann (Anaheim); Anderson (Los Angeles); Voit (San Juan, Fairoaks).
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