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FORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION-FOUNOED 1936

.MICHAEL RICHARDSON 9 C01\ffPTON LINEBACKER;·>G.....I.£:.:~"D."I~1L~,;A/~,:{~,,::!,Ii~1)lEfQ~;Q~~IS,AtL~~%i&lI.~~E~ ~.8 SEAS0N

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BEEN VOTED PLAYER OF THE YEAR IN CIF SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBAIL BY l'J1E1\1BERS OFTHE CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOU'lliEBN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF

ATHLETICS. RICHARDSON, JUDGED BY THE FOUNDATION'S PREP BOARD OF GRID EXPERTS THEFINEST PLAYER IN THE SOUTHLAND, 1'JON THE ACCOLADE IN l'1VP varmG OVER THO TOP QU.ARTER

BACKS •• , .FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S GIL COMPTON AND HARREN HIGH'S JEFF TEDFORD. THE BOARD'S42ND ANNUAL GRID SELECTIONS v1ERE RELEASED TODAY BY THE ATHLETIC FOUNDATION•••THEDIVISION I .AI.L-8TAR TEAMS BEING l\1ADE UP OF OUTSTANDING PLAYERS FROM THE FOUR J.VIAJORSOUTHERN SECTION CONFERENCES •••BIG FIVE, EASTERN, SOur.r:BERN & COASTAL.

RICHARDSON HAS THE HEART OF A Cor-lIPTON DF.PENSE THAT HELD SIX OPPONENTS SCORELESS DURING THE TARBABES t 12-1 COASTAL CONFEREITCE CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON. HE IS 6-0 &

190 POUNDS; GOES 40 YARDS m 4.55 SEC.; BENCH PRESSES 340 POUNDS; SACKS QUARTERBACKS(11 TIMES IN '78); CAUSES FUMBLES (12); RECOVERS FUMBLES (SEVEN); AND TURNS THEM IN

TO TOUCHDOWNS (THREE). IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAtv1E VS. ARCADIA, lITKE INTERCEPTED ONEPASS TO SHUT OFF AN ARCADIA DRIVE AND ANOTHER PASS, WHICH HE RETURNED FOR A 'I'D, BUTWAS CALLED BACK BECAUSE OF A PENALTY. HE SCORED 30 POINTS FOR HIS TEAM .AND NEVERPLAYED A MINUTE OF OFFENSE.

MAGIC MOUNTAIN HOSTS ALL-STARS AT 42ND ANNUAL AWARDS CEREl'~ONIES JAN. 27TH

All players named for Division I CIF All-Star Team honors will be guests ofhonor at the 42nd annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Programsponsored by Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation. Ceremonies, so kindly hostedby Magic Mountain over the past six years, will be held in the SHOvTCASE THEATER,starting at 10:30 am, Sat. Jan. 27th. All honored players will receive beautifulframed scroll awards with MVPs in each division receiving traditional bronze medallions. Coaches t school administrators and Foundation Board members will takepart in the presentation ceremonies.

A MF V 0 I T FOOTBALLS TO ALL HONORED ATHLETES

Since the early '50s AMP VOIT has kindly presented all honored playerswith one of the company's famed miniature footballs. AMF VOIT will again be onhand to present these coveted mementos to all of the 1978 all-stars.

* * * *** * * *Ninety-five players (46 on offense and 49 on defense) have been named to the

1978 Division I All-8outhern California Team. Big Five Conference Champion FountainValley (:;4-17 over Servite) landed five players in this year's honor team, three onthe offensive unit and two on the defense. As noted above, the Barons' senior QBGil Compton was an M.VP candidate.

Temple City, which won its third straight CIF grid title and 7th in the pastnine years, also landed five all-star spots as champions of the Eastern Conference.The Rams placed two performers on the offense and three defensively. They disposedof Neff, Suburban League Champion, 6-0. In this year's Eastern Conference playoffthe Rams beat Glendale (49-12), .Arroyo (40-6) and Burroughs of Burbank. (34-31) before snuffing out Neff's title hopes.

El Modena wound up as Southern Conference Champion 20-6 over Pacifica. ThreeVanguards are on the honor teams. And t as noted above, Coastal Conference honorswent to the Compton Tarbabes in overtime over Arcadia, 21-14. In the three previousplayoff encounters, Comp-ton shut out Camarillo (35-0), Channel Islands (20-0) andWilson of Long Beach (10-0). Fifty-three high schools are represented from the fourconferences.

This marks the second year that All-3outhern California Board of Athleticshas selected its All-Southern California grid teams in three divisions. Sportsjournalists representing newspapers throughout Southern California have selectedprep all-star teams in the four major sports dating back to 1937•••under the bannerof the Citizens SaVings A-thletic Foundation. These teams are on file in the Athletic Foundat.ion Library •••open to the pUblic for research purposes without charge.

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ALL-SOUTHERN C. T~' J.~IA BCAm> OF FOOTBALL -- .I. ~.ON I -- 1978(BIG Fl"V.Q, EASTERN, SOUTHERN, COASTAL COXiFERENCES)

FIR S T TEAM OFFENSE RELEASE: Friday, January 5 A.M. and after

T END DAN MIKO!ASKO TEMPLE CITY 6'3" 225 SENIOR

RECEIVER THEODORE GREENE COMPTON 5'11" 175 JUNIOR

RECEIVER REVIN MARGERUM FOUNTAIN VALLEY 6'0" 178 SENIOR

TACKLE FRANK DISPAIATRO ST. PAUL 6'3" 220 SENIORTACKLE RICH STACHOWSKI BURBANK 6'4" 225 SENIORGUARD GREG BROWN MATER DEI 6'4" 220 SENIORGUARD CHRIS PASCALE LOYOlA 6'1" 220 SENIOR

CENTER DAN MACKIE GARDEN GROVE 6'5" 240 SENIORBACK GIL COMPTON FOUNTAIN VALLEY 6 1 1" 180 SENIORBACK HILRIA JOHNSON CHANNEL ISIANDS 5'10" ISS JUNIORBACK KEVIN NELSON PIUS X 5'11" 170 JUNIORBACK JEFF TEDFORD WARREN 6'0" 165 SENIORBACK KERWIN BELL ST. FRANCIS 5'8" 175 JUNIORBACK JIM MOHR ARCADIA 5'10" 180 SENIORKICKER ALBERT DeLEEUW PARAMOUNT 5'S" 155 SENIOR

SECOND TEAM OFFENSET END ED FARRELL SERVITE 6'2" 205 SENIORRECEIVER ART VALDEZ SCHURR 5' 9" 160 SENIORRECEIVER RON MASSIE WARREN 5'10" 160 SENIORTACKLE KEN CUNZ SAN MARINO 6'4" 233 SENIORTACKLE WAYNE NABAL EDISON 6'0" 240 SENIORTACKLE TIM BAILEY MILLIKAN 6'4" 255 SENIORGUARD BOB DUMITY EDISON 6'2" 210 SENIORGUARD XAVIER LORENZ TEMPLE CITY 6'0" 175 SENIORCENTER DON ECK SANTA FE 6'4" 230 SENIORBACK MIKE DOTTERER EDISON 6'0" 183 SENIORBACK MIKE NEWNAM CHAFFEY 6'1" ISS SENIORBACK GLEN BOHR NEFF 5'S" 160 SENIORBACK TODD HONS WEST TORRANCE 6'1" 170 SENIORBACK MICHAEL SANFORD PASADENA 5'11" 154 SENIORBACK RANDY BAUER EL MODENA 6'0" 175 SENIORKICKER ROCKY COSTELLO NEFF 5'9" 155 SENIOR

THIRD TEAM OFFENSET END SCOTT BRINEGAR WHITTIER 6' 4" 210 JUNIORRECEIVER MARK HAMRICK CAMARILLO 5 '10" 170 SENIORRECEIVER SCOTT BENNETT CHAFFEY 6 •1 II ISS SENIORTACKLE BART EIRICH EL MODENA 6' 0" 200 SENIORTACKLE RON BARTLEET WEST TORRANCE 6 ' 2" 222 SENIORTACKLE JIM HEARN SIMI VALLEY 6 ' 3" 220 SENIORGUARD MARK BRYANT EISENHOWER 6 ' 0" 194 SENIORCENTER ROD CANNON COMPTON 6'0" 200 SENIORBACK TIM MONTEZ ST. PAUL 5 ' 11" 185 SENIORBACK SAM CENTOFANTE FOUNTAIN VALLEY 5 '10" 175 SENIORBACK EDDIE WARREN MILLIKAN 6 '0" 175 SENIORBACK ISRAEL ROSALES SCHURR 5 I 9" 150 JUNIORBACK BERT McKEE SAN MZ\RINO 5' 10" 165 SENIORBACK VINCE BERINGHELE LOYOIA 6' 0 II ISO SENIORKICKER JEFF COUNCIL DOWNEY 5'10" 160 SENIOR

PAST C.I.F. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PIAYERS OF THE YEAR, 1937 - 19781937 FRANK ALBERT, Glendale 1959 WILLIE BROWN, Poly, L.B.1938 HARRY KARNS, Pomona 1960 JIM MURPHY, Santa Barbara1939 JOHN PETROVICH, Alhambra 1961 PAUL HORGAN, Loyola1940 PETER ZUCCO, Santa Barbara 1962 STEVE GRADY, Loyola1941 NEWELL OESTRICH, Inglewood 1963 DON SWARTZ, Loyola1942 GLENN DAVIS, Bonita 1964 GEORGE BUEHLER, Whittier1943 NORMAN VEEH, Tustin 1965 MICKEY CURETON, Centennial1944 BILL MARTIN, Mark Keppel PETE SANCHEZ, Mater Dei1945 AL POLIARD, Loyola 1966 MICREY CURETON, Centennial1946 AL POLLARD, Loyola 1967 TOM FITZPATRICK, Anaheim1947 BUD WOODARD, Jordan, L.B. 1968 DARRYL BERG, westminster1948 JOHN OLSZEWSKI, St. Anthony 1969 JAMES McALISTER, Blair1949 JIM CONTRATTO, Compton 1970 PAT HADEN, Bishop Amat1950 CHARLES POWELL, San Diego JOHN McI<AY, Bishop Amat1951 MARTY KEOUGH, Pomona 1971 JOHN SCIARRA, Bishop Amat1952 RONALD KNOX, Santa Monica 1972 BOB ACOSTA, Western1953 ERNIE ZAMPESE, Santa Barbara 1973 DENNIS SPROUL, Los Altos1954 JOHN HANGARTNER, Hoover, Glen. 1974 BRIAN BETHKE, South Hills1955 MICREY FLYNN, Anaheim DAN MOROVICK, st. John Bosco1956 MICKEY FLYNN, Anaheim 1975 JON VAN VUREN, South Hills

RANDY MFADOWS, Downey 1976 RANDY HERTEL, Los Altos1957 GARY CRAIG, Riverside DENNIS SMITH, Santa Monica1958 DEE ANDREWS, Poly, L.B. 1977 WILLIE GITTENS, Fountain Valley

1978 MIKE RICHARDSON, Compton

ALL-SOUTHERN DRNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL -- LON I -- 1978(BIG FJ.. .. _I mSTERN, SOUTHERN, COASTAL C~'ERENCES)

FIR S T TEA M 1JLE F. ENS E _RE__LFA__S..E_:~_F_r_i_d_a-=-y..:..,~Jo::-a~n!:,,:",u_a_ry~~5~A_.~M~.LINE # BRUCE MA~S ARCADIA 6' 4" 235 SENIORLINE ERNIE CARRAsco CHANNEL ISLANDS 6 ' 4 II 210 SENIORLINE STEVE JACSON FONTANA 6' 2" 228 SENIORLINE BOB MAATTAIA CALIFORNIA 6'1" 190 SENIORLINE GARY RILEY TEMPLE CITY 5 •10" 165 SENIORBACKER MIKE LESTER EL MOD~NA 5'11" 175 SENIORBACKER MIKE RICHARDSON COMPTON 6' 0" 190 SENIORBACKER + JAY FAIRMAN LOS ALTOS 6' 3" 205 SENIORBACKER KEN WOODBURN NEFF 6 ' 3 It 220 SENIORBACKER ART HOLlAND SAN MARCOS 5 ' 11" 205 SENIORBACK STEVE STOCKING PACIFICA 5 • 9" 155 SENIORBACK * KEVIN MOEN ROLLING HILLS 6' 2" 185 SENIORBACK STEVE DAVIS EDISON 6 1 4 11 190 SENIORBACK BILL WAm> ST. FRANCIS 6'0" 190 SENIORBACK RON STIVERS WEST COVINA 5' 8" 165 SENIORPUNTER MIKE BLACK GLENDALE 6 I 0" 187 SENIOR

SECOND TEAM DEFENSELINE ANDY GOETZ PALOS VERDES 6'1" 195 SENIORLINE NICK MANOCCHIA BURROUGHS (BURBANK) 6'3" 190 JUNIORLINE MARK CAMPBELL PACIFICA 6'1" 210 SENIORLINE RICK LANPHEAR FOUNTAIN VALLEY 6'0" 210 SENIORLINE KEN DeSHANO CANYON (ANAHEIM) 6'2" 215 SENIORLINE lANCE FISHER BURROUGHS (BURBANK) 6'1" 185 SENIORBACKER HOWARD McADOO ROLLING HILLS 6'3" 240 SENIORBACKER DAVE THOMPSON NEt-1PORT ImRBOR 6'0" 200 SENIORBACKER MIKE DATTOIA TEMPLE CITY 6'0" 195 SENIORBACKER JOE NEW SANTIAGO 6'1" 205 SENIORBACKER CARLOS JIMENEZ HOOVER 6'1" 208 SENIORBACKER DAVE HUBBY REDLANDS 6'0" 195 SENIORBACK RICHARD JANICS HOOVER 6'4" 180 SENIORBACK JIM COPPOM FOUNTAIN VALLEY 5'11" 170 SENIORBACK BOB LaCERTE ST. PAUL 6'0" 175 SENIORBACK DAVE COURDY L.B. WILSON 6'3" 195 SENIORBACK SCOTT McKNIGHT CALIFORNIA 6'0" 160 SENIOR

T H I RD TEAM DEFENS ELINE ROBERT HARPER CHANNEL ISIANDS 6'3" 194 SENIORLINE DAVE RUSH NEFF 6'3" 190 SENIORLINE DEAN PORTER CYPRESS 6'0" 180 SENIORLINE GREG BART LOYOIA 5'10" 180 SENIORLINE ERIC MOOG CHAFFEY 6'4" 215 JUNIORBACKER PAUL FRANKLIN SANTA ANA VALLEY 6'2" 195 SENIORBACI<ER CHRIS GUTIERREZ SERVITE 6'1" 195 SENIORBACKER TONY JARDINO ROSEMEAD 5'10" 180 SENIORBACKER JERRY KESSLOFF DOWNEY 5'11" 185 SENIORBACKER WILLIE ROSBOROUGH SIMI VALLEY 6'4" 210 SENIORBACK LEE DAGER ALHAMBRA 5'10" 195 SENIORBACK + JOHN GERONIMO NORTH TORRANCE 5'7" 160 SENIORBACK BRUCE BLOUSE SAVANNA 5'11" 186 SENIORBACK HERB WELCH WARREN 5'11" 165 SENIORBACK DON MOSICH ROLLING HILLS 5'10" 180 SENIORBACK GARY BRONSON TEMPLE CITY 6'0" 170 SENIOR

# 3rd Team Off., 1977 + 2nd Team Def., 1977 * 3rd Team Def., 1977

ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL - 1978 SEASONAL AMES, Glendale News - ClAUDE ANDEm>ON, San Bernardino - CHRIS BAKER, PasadenaStar-News - MIKE BROSSART, Pomona Progress - GARY DeGARMO, Riverside Press -CLIFF GEWECKE, Daily Signal - BILL GILLIS, Antelope Valley Press - BOB GUERRERO,Northeast Newspapers - JIM HART, San Pedro News-Pilot - CHUCK JOHNSON, TheTidings - FRANK MAZZEO, San Fernando Valley News - JIM THOMAS, So. Bay DailyBreeze - ART WILSON, San Gabriel Valley News - DAVE OSTERMAN, Santa Ana Register JIM PARKER, Ventura Star Free-Press - KEN PIVERNETZ, Long Beach Independent PressJOHN STREY, Whittier News - BRAD NELSON, santa Monica Outlook - JERRY WEINER,Culver City Star News - ANDY FURILLO, Santa Barbara News-Press - ROGER CARLSON,Orange Coast Pilot - FRED EISENHAMMER, San Fernando Valley News - MIKE KENNEDY,Los Angeles Times - MIKE PECK, Antelope Valley Press - RALPH ALEXANDER, Member atLarge - (NOTE: A special thanks to SCOTT POLITO, Glendale News, JOE DOMAGALSKI,Riverside Press, BOB MIESZERSIcr, L.A. Herald and LEN LOCHER, Alhambra Post fortheir assistance this year) W.R. BILL SCHROEDER, Chainnan - BRAVEN DYER,Secretary - SALLY W. GUTmmmz, Compiler •••••••••••

SPECIAL RELEAS.

8eoo SOUTH SEPULVEDA. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 80045

FORMERLY HEL.MS ATHLETIC FOUNCATION-FOUNDEO '1836

COLTON HIGH f S L/1ARVII~ Vv ILLIAr,~S uRUNS A~VAyn

\JJ I TH j~!IVP HONORS IN DIV 0 . I I CIF Foa TBALL 0 0 0

FOR RELEASE: THURSDAY, JAN e 4 ••• AM:' s *** PLEASE HONOR RELEASE DATE!!!

IMrvm vlTILIAMS, COLTON HIGH SCHOOL'S l8S-POUND SEHIOR RUNNING BACK HHO LEDOACH DON MARKlI.Al~ts YELLO'VIJACKETS TO THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPION-

SHIP, HAS BEEN NAI'1ED PLAYER OF THE YEAR m DIVISION II OF THE CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION BOARD! S TWO-YEAR-OLD FORMAT FOR SOUTHLAND ALL-STAR GRID 'IEAMSELECTIONS. vlTILIAMS LITERALLY RAN ATt.TAY 1:IITH f.'IVP HONORS •••1 f 88:; RUSHING YARDS & A

CAREER TCIl'AL OF 4,553 YARDS, RANKING HIM 4TH ON THE ALL-TIME SOUTHERN CAL YARDAGELIST•••TO HEAD AN ALL-STAR TJi'..MJI COl\1POSED OF PLAYERS FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN, CENTRAL.AND NORTHWESTERN CONFERENCES.

WILLIAMS, 'VJHO HAD KNEE INJURIES AS BOTH A JUNrOR AND SENIOR ltJHICH SLOWEDHIM IN FIVE GAMES, SCORED 22 TOUCHDOWNS THIS PAST SEASON. ft .LEADING HIS TEAM TO THECONFERENCE CRO'VJN, ALTHOUGH FINISHING SECOND TO BARST01tJ IN THE TOUGH DIY LEAGUE. THEYELLOi'JJACKETS DEFEATED LA SIERRA 33-8 FOR THE TITLE AFTER DISPOSING OF BRAWLEY 48-28,CLAREMONT 30-7 AND ARLINGTON 49-12.

RUSlID1G FOR 170 YARDS AS A FROSH, 800 AS A SOPH .AND 1,700 .AS A JUNIOR, WILLIAMS CAREER TOTAL OF 4,553 YARDS PLACES HIM BEHIND CRAIG JOHNSTON (vlHITl'IER CHRIST-

IAN, 1973-75.,.5,213 YARDS), STEVE TETRICK (L.Aa BAPTIST, 1970-72•••5,181 YARDS) .AND

IJ1ICI<EY CURETON (CENTENNIAL, 1964-66•••4,920 YARDS) ON THE ALL-TIME SOUTHERN SECTIONLIST. MARVIN'S CAREER SCORING OF 384 POINTS RANKS 3RD BEHIND TETRICK (440) AND C.R.ROBERTS (OCEANSIDE, 1951-53) 405 POll-ITS.

42ND J\Nl.IDAL FOOTBALL A1JARDS CEREMONIES AT MAGIC MT. SAT. t JAN. 27TH

Division II all-star team players Will be honored at Magic Mountain onSaturday morning, Jan. 27th at 10:30 am. Citizens Savings Athletic Foundationframed scroll awards will be presented to all honored players, while MVPs willbe presented with Foundation bronze medallions. College coaches, coaches ofhonored players, school administrators and members of the selection board willbe on hand to help pay tribute to the '78 all-stars.

This marks the 6th year that Magic r10untain Park has hosted SouthernCalifornia's finest prep football players and their coaches.

AMP' VOlT FOOTBALLS AitlARDED ALL-STAR PLAYERS•••• 0

Since the early f 50s the AMF VOlT Company has kindly presented itsminiature football to all honored players. This has become a tradition andthese much coveted mementos will again be awarded by the good people at .AMF'VOlT.

Sixty-four players comprise the 1978 Division II All-Southern CaliforniaTeam, representing 40 high schools. Southeastern Conference Champion Colton placedthree players on the team, while Culver City, a 14-7 winner over Lompoc for theNorthwestern Conference title, placed four players. Central Conference titlistMission Viejo, who whipped El Dorado 21-6 for the crown, is represented by oneplayer.

The Mission Viejo Diablos, number three finisher in the South Coast Loop,beat Esperanza (26-6), Corona del Mar (35-7) and San Clemente in overtime (23-22)before taking the crown. Culver City disposed of Santa Paula. (23-7), Cabrillo (30- 0 ),and Santa Maria (17-6) before lacing Lompoc (14-7) •

.ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL ••••• 1978 SEASON •••••••

RALPH ALEXANDER (Los Angeles), .AL M·1ES (Glendale), CLAUDE ANDERSON (San Bernardino), CHRIS BAKER (Pasadena), :MIKE BROSSART (Pomona), GARRY DeGARMO (Riverside),(~LIFF GEWECKE (Downey), BILL GILLIS (Lancaster), BOB GUERRERO (Los Angeles), JIM HART(iSan Pedro), CHUCK JOHNSON (Los Angeles), FRANK MAZZEO (San Fernando), ART WILSON.San Gabriel Valley), DAVE OSTERtJIAN (Santa Ana) t JIM PART<ER (Ventura), KEN PIVERNETZ,Long Beach), JOHN STREY (Whittier), BRAD NELSON (Santa r1onica), JERRY WEINER (CulverCity;, ROGER CARLSON (Costa Mesa), LEN LOCHER (Alhambra.), MIKE KENNEDY (Los Angeles),BOB l"'lIESZERSKI (Los Angeles), ANDY FURllLO (Santa Barbara) t MICHAEL PECK (Lancaster),FRED EISENHAMMER (San Fernando), JOE nOlI1A.GALSKI (Riverside), SCOT!' POLITO (Glendale),BILL SCHROET.>ER, BUDDY DYER & SALLY GUTIERREZ (Citizens SaVings Athle-tic Foundation).

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ALL-SOUTHERN CALJ....-uRNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL - DIV.&.~ ...~ II TEMi - 1978(SOUTHEASTERN, CENTRAL, NORTHWESTERN CONFERENCES)

FIR S T TEA M 0 F FEN S E _RE_LEA__.;;.;;S;.,;;E_:_T_hu__r_s_d.u.aY~J~a~n_u_a....ry~4_A~.~M~.T END + FRED CORNWELL CANYON 6'6" 230 SENIORT END CHRIS DRESSEL EL DORADO 6 t 5" 220 SENIORRECEIVER JAMES MURDOCK GANESfD\. 5' 11" 165 SENIORRECEIVER KEVIN BELL BEVERLY HILLS 6'0" 155 SENIORTACKLE DAVE HOLDEN HART 6'5" 242 SENIORTACKLE STEVE ENRIGHT CAPISTRANO VALLEY 6 ' 6" 234 SENIORTACKLE ALFONSO GREENWOOD VERBUM DEI 6' 4" 240 SENIORGUARD SAM BEEBE CHINO 6' 4 It 240 SENIORGUARD PAT BRESLIN ARLINGTON 6'0" 190 SENIORBACK ¢ MARVIN WILLIAMS COLTON 5' 11" 185 SENIORBACK TIM SHARP EL DORADO 6 ' 2" 200 SENIORBACK JOHN GARNER CULVER CITY 6' 3" 195 SENIORBACK TIM LYONS MORENO VALLEY 6' 2 ft 185 SENIORBACK JAMES STEELS SANTA MARIA 5' 10" 180 SENIORBACK CASEY CANDAELE LOMPOC 5 f g" 150 SENIORP KICKER TONY ZENDEJAS CHINO 5' 8" 150 SENIOR

FIRST TEAM DEFENSELINE @ RUSS SILVERTHORN COLTON 6'3" 190 SENIORLINE # VEBNON MAXWELL VERBUM DEI. 6'2" 210 SENIORLINE + JIM HAWN EL DORADO 6'4" 230 SENIORLINE STEVE COUCH CULVER CITY 6'2" 202 SENIORLINE BOB CASPER MISSION VIEJO 6'3" 196 SENIORBACKER KERRY FORD CULVER CITY 6'2" 205 SENIORBACKER KEVIN LEWIS IA SIERRA 5'11" 190 SENIORBACKER PETE MURO SANTA MARIA 6'0" 190 SENIORBACKER ClAYBORN FERGUSON GANESHA S'10ft 190 SENIORBACKER ROWIAND TATUM MORNINGSIDE 6'2" 210 JUNIORBACK BILL THOMAS ANTELOPE VALLEY 5'10" 160 SENIORBACK MIKE WADE SAN CLEMENTE 6'2" 170 SENIORBACK HENRY ALDAMA COLTON 5'7" 150 SENIORBACK * BRUCE MacCALLUM BALDWIN PARK 6'1" 165 SENIORBACK TERRENCE HENDERSON VERBUM DEI 5'11" 175 SENIOR

SECOND TEAM OFFENSET END DAVID ANDERSON IA SIEBRA 6'2" 215 SENIORRECEIVER AL TANNER QUARTZ HILL 6'3" 19B SENIORRECEIVER BILL MOORE COVINA 6'1" 175 SENIORRECEIVER DAN TREJO BALDWIN PARK 5'10" 152 JUNIORTACKLE KEVIN HILL LOMPOC 6 1 2" 195 SENIORTACKLE TONY MARGIS CULVER CITY 6'3" 215 SENIORGUARD DAVE CHAPMAN ESPERANZA 6'4" 220 SENIORGOARD LEW STAUB CANTWELL 6'1" 195 SENIORGUARD CHRIS FORSTER SAUGUS 6'0" 200 SENIORCENTER SCOTT MALYNN RAMONA 5'11" 190 SENIORBACK SCOTT HANSEN SAUGUS 6'1" 175 SENIORBACK JACK BRON ROYAL OAK 6'1" 206 SENIORBACK BILL LUX COSTA MESA 6'0" 167 JUNIORBACK TONY KANDEL BEVERLY HILlS 6'1" 165 SENIORBACK TOM JEFFERSON ONTARIO 6'3" 220 SENIORBACK TROY LOVE PALO VERDE 6'1" 195 SENIORP KICKER GUY JOHNSON CAPISTRANO VALLEY 6 1 1" 172 SENIOR

SECOND TEAM DEFENSELINE JIM WINSTON MIRALESTE 5'10" 190 SENIORLINE IAMAR FITE BARSTCW 6'3" 190 SENIORLINE CHRIS MONSON ESPERANZA 6'3" 205 SENIORLINE DEE MONSON ROYAL OAK 6 1 4" 215 SENIORLINE AlAN CHANGAIA EL TORO 6'0" 195 SENIORBACKER RUBEN VElASQUEZ RIO MESA 5'10" 195 SENIORBACl(ER TODD SEABAUGH SANTA PAULA 6'3" 195 SENIORBACRER ERIC RAFF CORONA DEL MAR 5'10" 190 SENIORBACKER JULIAN SEGOBIA NORTH (RIVERSIDE) 5'10" 1S0 SENIORBACKER MII<E COLLINS AVIATION 6'0" 190 SENIORBACK JEFF SMITH ClAREMONT 6'3" 190 SENIORBACK MARK CAN:IZALES BARSTOW 5'10" 160 SENIORBACK l<EN ELIJAH INGLEWOOD 6'1" 185 SENIORBACK C1m.IG LUCAS CANYON 5'9" 165 SENIORBACK GARY OBATA CANTWELL 5'7" 135 SENIORBACK TERRY MAGEE AVIATION S'S" 160 SENIOR

¢2nd Team Off. ,Div. II' @2nd Team Def.,Div. I, *1st Team Def., +2nd Team Off.,# 2nd Team oet., 1977

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FORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION-FOUNDED .,936

IKlEVIN McCONVILLE, 5-7 140-POUND SENIOR QUARTERBACK "lHO LED ST. GENEVIEVEI HIGH SCHOOL TO THE DESERT-MOUNTADr CONFEREN'CE FOOTE.AIL CHAMPIONSHIP m 1978,

HAS BEEN N,Al\1F..;n PLAYER OF THE YEAR IN SIvIALL SCHOOLS CIF SOUTHERN SECTIONFOOT.B..AJ:L BY MEI:1BERS OF THE CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS. THE FOUNDATION BOARD'S DIVISION III PREP ALL-STARS •••MADE UP OF PLAYERS REPRESENTING HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE DESERT-~10UNTAIN & INLAND CONFERENCES •••Nill1BERING sor:1E 33 PLAYERS (17 OFFENSE & 16 DEFm-lSE) REPRESENT 20 HIGH SCHOOLSFROM THE TH'O CONFERE1'TCES OF Sr-lPLLER ENROLLMENT HIGH SCHOOLS 0

In leading St. Genevieve to the Desert4~ountain title (36-12) over Elsinore,~icConville completed 100 of 188 passes for 1,402 yards and 22 touchdowns. He rushedfor an additional 220 yards, bringing his total offense to over 1,600 yards. In thetitle decider, Kevin passed for 132 yards and four TOs. He passed for 142 yards andthree 'IDs in the Valients' 35-14 semi-final win over Alemany. St. Genevieve and .Alemany led all schools in placing all-star players wi.th four. Inland Conference ChampOntario Christian (28-12 over Brethren) placed two players as did the Brethren Warriors.

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ST. GENEVIEVENORTE VISTACARPINTERIAMARY STARNOTRE DAME (RIV.)ALEMANYBISHOPRIM OF THE WORLDWHI'rTIER CHRISTIANELSINOREKERN VALLEYCARPINTERIAST. GENEVIEVEALEMANY

CALIPATRIAONTARIO CHRISTIANMOJAVE

BRETHREN 6' 4 II

ST. GENEVIEVE 6'3"SAN JACINTO 5' 11"BISHOP DIEGO 6'0"ST. GENEVIEVE 6 ' I"BRETHREN 6' 2"SANTA YNEZ 5 '11"ALEMANY 5' 9"ONTARIO CHRISTIAN 5' 10"MOJAVE 6'0"MARY STAR 6'0"t'JHI'J:TIER CHRISTIAN 5' 9"NEEDLES 6 I 2"

ALEMANY 5 ' 8"ELSINORE 6'0"OMNGE LUTHERAN 6' 3"

* 1st Team Off., + 1st Team Def.,

2ND ANNUAL GRID A11ARDS AT MAGIC MOUNTAIN ON SAT., JAN. 27TH •••10:30 am ,

Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation scrolls and medallions will be awarded Ito all honored players on the 1978 Division III All-Stars ••• each player receivinga beautiful framed scroll and r~s receiving the Foundation's traditional bronze Imedallions. AMF VOlT INC will again present players with the company's miniature footballs. Ceremonies are scheduled for 10: 30 am in the SHOWCASE '!HEATER.

DIVISION III (DESERT MT. & INIAND CONF.) 1978OFFENSIVE TEAMEND GEORGE GOMEZEND IARRY MABERYT END STEVE COUCHTACKLE # HECTOR MAGALIANESTACKLE TOM OATMANGUARD MARK DANIEISGUARD PETE SPECTORCENTER SCOTT MARKOVICHBACK JOHN CATLETTBACK MIKE RONEYBACK RON JOHNSTONEBACK HENRY GONZALESBACK l(EVIN McCONVILLEBACK DONALD LeBOMMEBACK WAYMOND HAMILTONBACK JOE DeHOOGP KICKER * JOSE OCEQUERADEFENSIVE TEAMLINE MARCUS PERROLINE DAVE DAONIGERLINE + JEFF FINGERLINE GIL TORRESBACRER MIKE MacLOANEBACl<ER ANDRE PINESETTBACKER CHIP KUNSBACKER MIKE McDONOUGHBACKER ARNJ:E SYBESMABACKER KERRY BOSWELLBACKER TONY GIOIELLOBACK MIKE SMITHBACK JIMMIE TAYLORBACK RON ROUTOLOBACK BEN CHANDLERPUNTER CURT LEON1\Jm

.. 2nd Teanl Def., Div II,

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Tim Cate, Coast Union, Tops 1978 CoIoFo~~PC~$%Y*{~~ a-Man Football~~~~j;R RELEASE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 197~

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Citizens Savings . c "6Un.c]'ation announced the All-Southern California.e.l.F. 8-Man Football 'I1am selections today.

TIM CATE, stellar Coast Union quarterbacK, was cited as p'!.ayer of the Year.LARRY HOGAN, Cuyama, was named Coach of the Year.

Here are the 1978 All-Southern California e.l.F. a-Man Football Teams selections:

OFF ENS E••••• FIRST T~

Erik Burke •••••••• TempletonAlfredo Martinez.. CuyamaWilliam Mc Loud... MarshallTim Cate•••••••••• Coast UnionEarl Eroman••••••• Coast UnionTom Lyons ••••••••• TempletonBill Page ••••••••• CuyamaMike Peach•••••••• Coast UnionLarry Stokes...... MarshallDwight Thompson... Ambassado,r

OFF ENS E..... SECOND TEAM

Baak Mike Patton••••••• AmbassadorBack Bill Cloer•••••••• MaranathaBack Frank R~binson•••• S.F. Vailey Christian

Quarter Troy Bodine....... MelodylandCenter Bryan \,lilson...... PolytechnicGuard Peter May••••••••• BuckleyGuard Bob Brodie•••••••• MaranathaEnd John Beckman•••••• Coast UnionEnd Ted Schumway...... Brentwood

Kicker Joe Parker••••• o •• Rio Hondo

Player of Year: Tim Cate, Coast Union

D E FEN S E••••• FIRST ~TEAM -

Tom Petty••••••••• Ambassador LineKelly Me Alpine••• Coast Union LineJay Riccella•••••• Coast Union LineBobby Robinson•••• S.F. Valley Cbr.BackerCraig Schuster•••• Maranatha BackerMike Kelley••••'... Big Pine BackerDon Me Gill ••••••• Templeton Back~ck Clark•••••••• Maranatha Back

Coach of Year: Larry Hogan, Cuyama

D E FEN S E••••• SECOND TEAM

Brad Miller••••••• MarshallTom Alvarez.. • • • •• CuyamaMatt Sullivan••••• Liberty ChristianChris Campana..... TempletonDavid 1Vhite••••••• MarshallJ~hn Me Kirahan••• MontclairGary French••••••• Pacific ChristianMatt Colwell•••••• Templeton

HIGH SCHOOLS FOOTBALL AWARDS PROGRAM AT MAGIC MOUNTAIN, JANUARY 27

The annual High Schools awards program will be held at Magic Mountain, ValenQia, on Saturday morning, January 27, beginning pr<,mptly at 10:30 A.M. All players chosen for honors by the Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation Board, in thee.l.F. and Los Angeles City divisions, will be guests of Magic Mountain, and allwill become recipients of Citizens Savings Athletic Fbundation awards.

Magic Mountain h~s generously hosted the High Schools Football awards program for the past seven years, in the" charming Showcase Theatre.

SPECIAL RELEA~'

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STANLEY \JJ ILSON (BANNING) & S'TEVE CLARKSON(vvILSON) 'TOP ALL-LOS .ANGELES CITY FOOTBALL

l~A.\fl rJOR 1978 SEA~ON 0

SITANLEY WIiSON:''"''BP»fIN(r'~HIGH~;~SCHOOL~'~S'SUPErrQUICK:~ HARD-HITTmG FULLBACK,",,---'

AND STEVE CLARKSON, v1ILSON HIGH'S CHAMPICl\lSHIP WINNING QUARTERBACK, HAVE

BEEN NAMED 4-A AND 3-A DIVISION PLAYERS OF THE YEAR RESPECTIVELY BY MEMBERS OF CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-LOS .ANGELES CITY BOARD OF ATHLETICS. '~ON t"'AS 4-A DIVISION MVP LAST YEAR, ltJHILE CLARKSON TAKES OVER }-A DIV

ISION MVP HONORS FROM FORMER TEAMVIATE RON CUCCIA, flHO ''''ON THE AWARD '!BREE YEARS RUNNING. THIS MARKS THE 42ND ANNUAL ALL-crTY' FOOTBALL TEAM SELECTED BY THE FOUNDATIONBOARD.

'!HIS r·1ARKS THE 4TH YEAR THAT MVPs HAVE BEEN PICKED FROM EACH CITY DIVISION

AND A COMBINED 4-A & 3-A TEAr-1 HAS BEEN PICKED EACH YEAR EXCEPT m 1976, 1t1HEN' TWOSEPARATE DIVISION TEAMS WERE SELECTED.

STANLEY "THE STEJu\llER" l;fILSON LED COACH CHRIS FERRAGAMO'S BANNING PILOTS TOTHEIR THIRD STRAIGHT 4-A TITlE OVER LEAGUE-MATE CARSON. 'HILSON CARRIED FOR 1,439YARDS DURING BANNING'S REGULAR 7-2 SEASON, ADDING TO HIS TCYrAL m '!BREE PLAYOFFGAMES FOR A 1,642 YARDAGE TOTAL IN 12 GAMES, STAN AVERAGED a-PLUS YARDS PER CARRYAND ADVANCED THE BALL INTO THE END ZONE 15 TIMES. HE CAUGHT 10 PASSES FOR 183 YARDS

DURING THE YEAR. BANNING'S PLAYOFF VICTORIES HERE OVER EL CAMrnO REAL (36-14) f SANFERNANDO (25-21) AND CARSON (7-6). M'ARINE LEAGUE CHAMPION CARSON FINISHED THE YEAR11-1.

THREE-A MVP STEVE CLARKSON TOOK UP lIHERE HIS OID HILSON BUDDY RON CUCCIALEFT OFF LAST YEAR. THE 6..1 187 POUNDER HAS CALIFORNIA 'S LEADING PREP PASSER, THROWING FOR OVER 2,500 YARDS AND REGISTERING 28 TOUCHDC!'lNS. OVER HIS VARSITY CAREER,CLARKSON PASSED FOR OVER 3,700 YARDS .AND 38 TDs. HE \fAS 145 OF 229 FOR 2,140 YARDSGOING INTO THE PLAYOFFS AND 26 TOUCHDOHNS. THE MULES BEAT BELL (21-o), DORSEY (13-6)AND JORDAN (15-12) IN THE 3-A FINALS. BOTH WILSON .AND JORDAN "fOUND UP 'mE '78 YEAR"lITH IDENTICAL 11-1 RECORDS.

ALL-CITY STARS TO BE HONORED AT l1AGIC MT. ON SATURDAY! JAN. 27TH••••••

A M F - V 0 I T FOOTBALLS TO BE AWARDED •••••

Los Angeles I best footballers, headed by MVPs Stanley Hilson and SteveClarkson, will be honored at the 42nd annual All-Southern California Boardof Football Awards Program at Magic Mountain Park on Saturday, Jan. 27th a.t10: 30 am. Framed scroll awards Will be presented to each honored player ascoaches, school administrators and board members take par~ in the annualceremonies. Players of the Year will be recipients of the Foundation'straditional bronze medallion awards.

AMF VOlT will present miniature footballs to the all-city players asthe company has done So thOUghtfully over the past 30 years. Awards ceremonies will take place in Magie r·fountain t s SHOt-leASE THEATER.

Twenty-three high schools in the Los Angeles City Section of the CIF are~epresented on the 1978 All-Ci"ty Football Team. Seventy-seven players -- 41 on theoffensive unit and 36 on defense - have been selected for honors. It is interesting to note that 4-A champion Banning placed but five players on the honor team,while city runner-up Carson landed eight spots. Carson beat Banning for the MarineLeague title, however, and posted a perfec-t 11-0 record before the loss to Banningin 'the city championship game, 7-6.

Three-A Champion Hilson paced the division with nine players named to twounits, with Jordan, losers to Hilson in the 3-A title game (15-12), landing eightplayers. Western League kingpin Palisades placed six players, as did Granada HillsMid-Valley League runner-up. San Fe:nando, the tlid-Valley's top team and undefeateduntil losing to Banning (25-21) in the semi-finals, placed seven performers. Dorsey,champions of the Southern League t landed four players. There are nine repeaters onthe offensive uni-t and five on the defenae a~ noted.

- - piok up honor teams - -

1978 ALL-LOS ANGBIBS '" _" FOOTBALL TEAM SBIiBcrIOWS·-\.._- ...~!J'!S AlfHLBIf:tC BOARD• t .' I - • ( . • ,. , . ' . . •• ~ •

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If BAM 0 F FEN S E ,;,;RE;;;;;;;;;;LFASE..I F..r ....i ..da...y...,....D.e.c....emb........e...r_2,.9_p_._M_.* MALCOU1 fttOORE SAN FElUQNDO 6 ' 5 It 205 SENIOR

TEDDY SALCIDO WILSON 5' 11" 180 SENIORPAUL BERGMANN GRANADA HILLS 6' 3" 205 SENIORCHARLES CAIN JORMN 6' 3" 240 SENIOR

+ DARRYL MOORE VENICE 6 I 5" 240 SENIORTODD CRAtlFORD JORDAN 6 I 1" l8S SENIOR

+ MIKE RAMIREZ WIISON 6 '1" 212 SENIORVICTOR HUNTER JORDAN 5'10" 180 SENIOR

* STANLEY WILSON BANNING 6 10" 195 SENIORSTEPHEN JONES SAN FERNANDO 5 '11" 165 SENIORANTHONY GIBSON SAN FERNANDO 5 I 11n 185 SENIORSTEVE CIARKSON WIISON 6 1 1" 187 SENIOR

+ KEYVAN JENKINS VENICE 5 I 10" 170 SENIOR

SECOND TEAM OFFENSET END PETE QUARTAPARO BANNINGRECEIVER XENOPHON GIKAS EL CAMINO REALRECEIVER OSBORN THOMAS DORSEYTACKLE # JIM McKEE NORTH HOLLYWOODTACKLE IANCE STEVENSON PALISADESGUARD PENIELI IAUAGO CARSONGUARD MATT NORTH PALISADESCENTER EDDIE RINCON SAN FERNANDOBACK ROBERT McClANAHAN SAN FERNANDOBACK TONY BARNETT CARSONBACK * JOHN ELWAY GRANADA HILLSBACK # ROMONO ROBINSON PALISADESBACK * TOM RAMSEY KENNEDYBACK REGGIE McNULTY ROOSEVELT

6'1 11 220 SENIOR6'0" 170 SENIOR6'1" 175 SENIOR6'5" 240 SENIOR6'2" 220 SENIOR6'0" 200 SENIORSIS" 180 SENIOR6 1 0" 185 SENIOR6'0" 200 SENIOR5'9" 165 SENIOR6 1 3" 170 SENIOR5'11" 185 SENIOR6'1" 175 SENIOR6' 1" 165 SENIOR

THIRD TEAM OFFENSERECEIVER NIGEL GIBBS KENNEDY 6' 2" 180 SENIORRECEIVER EDDIE BUGGS WIlSON 5' 9" 160 SENIORRECEIVER VERNON GEARRING WASHINGTON 5 • 9" 160 SENIORRECEIVER CHRIS LaFOUNTAINE VEImUGO HiLLS 5 I 10" 180 JUNIORTACKLE DAVID LUTU CARSON 6 '1" 205 SENIORTACKLE CRAIG HURTY GRANADA HILLS 6'1" 190 SENIORGUARD BRIAN O'CONNER POLYTECHNIC 6 1 2" 200 SENIORGUARD ARCHIE CARTER LOCKE 6'0" 195 SENIORCENTER ARNNEL CHAVEZ VENICE 5' 10" 185 SENIORBACK JAY SCHROEDER PALISADES 6 1 3" 187 SENIORBACK LLOYD HENDERSON GARDENA 5'11" 185 SENIORBACK CHARLES SIMS WIISON 5'6" 145 SENIORBACK GENET WALIACE DORSEY 6 '0" 180 SENIORBACK KIRBY WILSON DORSEY 5 '10" 160 SENIOR* 1st Team Off., 1977 + 2nd Team Off., 1977 # 3rd Team Off., 1977

ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY FOOTBALL PIAYERS OF THE YEAR, 1937 - 19781937 Don ~liller, Manual Arts 1963 Marv Adamo, Birmingham1938 Ray Woods, San Fernando 1964 Steve Sogge, Gardena1939 ~lalter Brown, Canoga Park 1965 Mike Ballou, Los Angeles1940 John Rosier, Venice Reggis Lowe, Los Angeles1941 Martin Grbovaz, Roosevelt Charles Evans, Gardena1942 Victor Mastro, Marshall 1966 Charles Evans, Gardena1943 Bert Schneider, Los Angeles Bill Susa, Reseda1944 Joe Solar, Canoga Park Bob Bartlett, Carson1945 Tom Tolman, venice 1967 Greg Briner, Gardena1946 John Albini, Fremont 1968 Bob Adams, Canoga Park1947 Bill Bowers, canoga Park 1969 Greg Hudson, Roosevelt1948 Don Bahrman, Gardena 1970 Anthony Davis, San Fernando1949 Thomas Zaby, Fremont Dana Potter, Granada Hills1950 Jim Decker, san Pedro 1971 Vince Ferragamo, Banning1951 Jerry Drew, Jefferson 1972 Randy Garcia, Wilson

Jack Hernandez, Banning 1973 Kevin Cole, Gardena1952 Jon Arnett, Manual Art.s Dwight Ford, Bell1953 Dick Garcia, Banning 1974 Kenny Moore, San Fernando1954 Clint Whitfield, Los Angeles 1975 Kevin Williams, San Fern. "1\AAA111955 Leon Criner, Canoga Park Charles White, San Fern. IIAAAA"

Norton Geller, No. Hollywood Kenny Moore, San Fern. 1I1\AAA111956 Jerry Mollett, Van Nuys Ron Cuceia, Wilson llMA II

1957 James Bates, Manual Arts 1976 Freeman McNeil, Banning "AAAA"Bob Levingston, Los Angeles Ron Cuccia, Wilson "AM"

1958 Anthony Lorick, Fremont 1977 Stanley Wilson, Banning "AAAA"1959 Hal Bedsole, Reseda Ron Cuccia, Wilson "AAA II

1960 Danny Espalin, Banning 1978 Stanley Wilson, Banning "AAAAII

1961 Mike Garrett, Roosevelt Steve Clarkson, Wilson "AM II

1962 Ron Barber, San Pedro

1978 ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY FOOTBALL TEAM SELECTIONS - CITIZENS ATHLETIC BOARD

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE RELFASE: Friday, December 29 P.M.

LiNE.Ml-\N ANTHONY CALDWELL CARSON 6'4" 215 SENIORLINEMAN RUSSEL McNEIL BANNING 6'1" 215 SENIORLINEMAN DAVID AUPIU CARSON 6'3" 215 SENIORLINEMAN FRANK JONES FAIRFAX 6'3" 210 SENIORLINEMAN PIERRE HERBER ~1ILSON 6'0" 218 SENIORBACKER MAIELE MALELE CARSON 5'11" 190 SENIORBACKER IAROY HENDERSON JORDAN 5'10" 180 SENIORBACKER # MiKE MAUER EL CAMINO REAL 6'0" 195 SENIORBACKER JOHN TRUIT BANNING 6'2 11 185 SENIORBACK OOELLCARTER SAN FERNANDO 6'1" 185 SENIORBACK ANTHONY BUCKLEY JORDAN 5'911 165 SENIORBACK FRANK PALMER GRANADA BILLS 5'9" 160 SENIORBACK # CLEMONT WILLIAMS CARSON 6'1" 170 SENIOR

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINEMAN ERROL CLEVEIAND JORDAN 6'1" 200 SENIORLINEMAN # ED GATLIN PALISADES 6'2" 220 SENIORLINEMAN TYRONE SHARP WASHINGTON 5'10" 170 SENIORBACKER TROY HARRELL FAIRFAX 6'3" 190 SENIORBACKER + JOE REYNA WIlSON S'g" 180 SENIORBACKER WALLY MORRIS CARSON 5'11 11 180 SENIORBACKER CHARLES COLLINS BANNING 6'2" 200 SENIORBACK JOHNNY GANT JORDAN 6'1" 195 SENIORBACK STEVE McIAUGHLIN GRANADA HILLS 6'1 11 175 SENIORBACl< DAVID PITTERSON PALISADES S'S" ISS SENIORBACK REGGIE ClAYTON SOUTH GATE 6'2" 173 SENIOR

THIRD TEAM DEFENSE

LINEMAN GENE GATZA GRANADA HILLS 5'10" 190 JUNIORLINEMAN KEVIN MARINE CLEVElAND 6'1" 216 SENIORLINEMAN DARRYL KNOX DORSEY 6'3" 185 SENIORLINEMAN MIKE CHIEFFO KENNEDY 5'1111 215 SENIORBACKER CALVIN GREEN JORDAN 5'10" 180 SENIORBACKER DAN DiBENE SAN FERNANDO 5'11" l8S SENIORBACKER JOHN CAMPOS FMNKLIN 5'9" 175 SENIORBACKER + ATRILL GILLIS ROOSEVELT 6'1" 180 SENIORBACK ROBERT MARSHALL LOCKE 5'9" 170 SENIORBACK CHUCK MOINE NARBONNE 6'0" 180 SENIORBACK STEVE SANDERS WILSON 5'11" 160 JUNIORBACK ANTHONY NIEVES WILSON S'9" 145 SENIOR

+ 2nd Team Def., 1977 # 3rd Team Def., 1977

All-Los Angeles Board of Football has been in operation since 1937 and issponsored by Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation. Its board members -sports journalists on the metropolitan and suburban area newspapers -have served over a period of 40 years in the interest of high schoolathletics. They give freely of their time without compensation so thatworthy young men throughout the Los Angeles area, who take part in thehigh school football program, will receive proper and due recognition.The following greater Los Angeles press corps of sports journalist tookpart in the selections of the 1978 All-Los Angeles City Football Teams:

MIKE KENNEDY - Los Angeles TimesJIM TijOMAS - So. Bay Daily BreezeCLIFF GEWECKE - Daily SignalBOB GUERRERO - Northeast NewspapersJERRY WEINER - CUlver City Star NewsBRAVEN DYER - Board Secretary

FRED EISENHAMMER - Valley NewsBOB MIESZERSKI - L.A. Herald ExaminerJIM HA~ - San Pedro News PilotBRAD NELSON - Santa Monica OUtlookRALPH ALEXANDER - Member at LargeBILL SCHROEDER - Board Chairman

(NOTE: Also in attendance at the 1978 All-Los Angeles City Selectionmeeting and taking part in the over-all selection of the teams wasKen Gurnick from the Valley News)

· CH'RIS LaFOUN;· ;E (VE.Rl:UGO HI )?J~ FAIRFAX HI r~

TROY HARRELL NAJ\1ED CO- ti!:VPs IN Ej~S T- VALLEY va TEFOR RELEASE: MONDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 25 & Tuesday AM's

rf:l AST-VALlEY LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS WERE RELEASED TODAY HITH. VERDUGO HILLS RECEIVER~ CHRIS LaFOUNTAINE AND FAIRFAX HIGH'S OUTSTANDlliG LINEBACKER TROY HARRELL BEING N.A.\IIED

CO-MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS •••• IN SELECTIONS MADE BY LEAGUE COACHES .AND RELEASED THROUGH

CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUlIDATION.

TROY HARRELL, COACH FRANK n'ALESSANDRO'S ACE LINEBACKER 1mo LED A DEFENSE ltffiICH ALLOWED

BUT 121 YARDS PER GAME, NOTCHED 16 lliTERCEPTIONS .AND 12 FUMBLE RECOVERIES AND BUT 31 POINTS, HADA GREAT YEAR .FOR THE FAIRFAX COLONIALS. COACH D'ALESSANDRO'S CLUB CONCLUDED A REGULAR SEASON

"WITH AN 8-1 RECORD. MARRED ONLY BY A 10-6 LEAGUE LOSS TO HOLLYWOOD'S SHEIKS. HOLLY1-l00D WOUND

UP THE YEAR 6-2.CO-MVP CHRIS LaFOUNTAINE PERFOffir1ED BRILLIANTLY FOR COACH BILL NOVIKOFF AT VERDUGO HILLS.

CHRIS, A JUNIOR, 5-10 AND ·180 POUNDS, BROKE EVERY EXISTmG DONS' RECEIVING RECORD. HE NOTCHED

13 RECEPTIONS IN ONE GAME ••• 59 FOR THE SEASON. HE HAD SIX TD CATCHES, RETURNED ALL KICKS AND

PUNTS AND PLAYED DEFENSE THE ENTIRE SEASON.

Both East-Valley entries in the playoffs went out in the first round••••Fairfax toSouthern League champion Dorsey (14-0) and Hollywood to Southern League runner-up Washington(7-0). All-star teams follow: .

ALL EAST-VALLEY LEAGUE SELECTIONS - 1978

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

FRANK JONES, Fairfax••••••• 6'3"-210-SrLEONARD MADISON, Sylmar ••••6'3"-210-SrSTEVE BEHRLE, N. Hollywd ••• 6'O"-200-Sr

* FRANK BROWN, Poly ••••••••• 6'O"-200-Sr.@ TROY HARRELL, Fairfax••••• 6 1 3"-190-Sr.

TODD MATSUDA, Poly •••••••• 5'lO"-180-Sr.@ GLEN TARNOWSKI, Grant ••••• 5 I l1"-185-Sr

GREG SMITH, Poly•••••••••• 5'lO"-175-Jr.STEVE BREECE, Grant ••••••• 5'lO"-150-SrJOHNNY DENNIS, Fairfax •••• 5'lO"-160-Sr.JAMES WRIGHT, Hollywood ••• 5'9"-160-Sr.JIM UCHIMIYA, Hollywood ••• 5 1 10"-160-Sr.

LINELINELINELINEBACKERBACKERBACKERBACKERBACKERD BACK +D BACK +D BACK

DARRYL HARRIS, Fairfax••••••• 6'4"-l90-Sr.MITCH TAYLOR, Hollywood •••••• 6'O"-170-Sr.CHRIS LaFOUNTAlNE,Ver.Hi1ls •• 5'10"-180-Jr.

* JIM McKEE, North Hollywood ••• 6'5"-240-Sr.RANDY DiGIACOMO, N. Hollywood.6'O"-195-Sr.

# BRIAN O'CONNER, Poly ••••••••• 6'2"-200-Sr.TOM BOUGIOUKOS, Hollywood •••• 6 1 1"-200-Sr.DEDRIC HARRISON, Hollywood ••• 5 1 9"-160-Sr.WAYNE McDUFFY, Sylmar•••••••• 5'8"-160-Sr.KELVIN McNEIL, Grant ••••••••• 5'11"-175-Sr.

# JERRY FONG, Hollywood ••••••••6'l"-180--Sr.@ BRIAN COX, Fairfax••••••••••• 6 1 2"-190-Sr.

BILL GORDON, Sylmar •••••••••• 6'2"-180-So.MARCO ALDACO, Ho11ywood •••••• 5'll"-175-Sr.

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JOHN SHEDDEN, Grant •••••••PHIL CHLENTZOS, Hollywood.BRYAN JOHNSON, Fairfax ••••PAT HOWFORD, Verdugo H••••MARTIN BLAHA, Sylmar ••••••BRIAN PHILO, Poly •••••••••

@ GARY BROWN, Hollywood •••••NEAL HOPE, Fairfax••••••••DION GIARRUSSO, Grant •••••JEFF BERG, Poly •••••••••••CHARLES ARMSTEAD, Sylmar ••OTIS MILLER, No. Hollywood

D ENDDENDD LINED LINED LINED LINEBACKERBACKERBACKERD BACKD BACK #D BACK

JAMES PETRILLA, Poly •••••••••CASEY AISEMAN, Hollywood •••••DAVE PORT, Grant •••••••••••••TODD MORGAN, Grant •••••••••••BRET WHIPPLE, Poly •••••••••••ALAN JACOBS, Fairfax•••••••••DARRYL JOHNSON, Hollywood ••••RODNEY HARSHAW, Sylmar •••••••BOB McCARTY, Verde Hills •••••CHARLES PALMORE, Fairfax•••••EDDIE KEYS,North Hollywood •••JoHN HARRIS, Fairfax•••••••••

LINELINELINELINELINELINEBACKBACKBACKBACKBACKBACK

*lst Team Off., 1977 +lst Team Def., 1977 #2nd Team Off., 1977 @2nd Team Def., 1977

UORd £Y HIGH .H8, Gi~N.I~T vJ 1\L E .:\~ KIR3Y vvILSON\J IN ~OUTHERN LEAGUE GRID j.\.CCL1lIl':1I FOR '78 SEJillONFOR RELEASE: MONDAY AFl'ERNOON, DEC. 25 & TUesday am'srn ORSEY HIGH SCHOOL'S DYNAMIC DUO OF GENEI' WALLACE AND KIRBY WILSON LED COACH

LARRY WEill'S DONS FROM A 0-8-1 SEASON IN '77 TO A 9-2 CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON m1978••••AND 'WITH IT CO-PLAYER OF THE YEAR HONORS IN THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE. THE

DORSEY STARS LED THE ANNUAL ALL-SOUTHERN LEAGUE FOOTBALL ~1 SELECTIONS MADE BY LEAGUECOACHE'S AND RELEASED TODAY THROUGH CITIZ:ENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION.

QUARTERBACK GENET WALLACE PASSED FOR OVER 1,200 YARDS DURn~G REGULAR SEASON PLAY

WHICH SAW THE DONS FINISH 8-1 AS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS. KIRBY vlILSON, 5-10 t 170-POUND HALFBACK

RACED FOR OVER 800 YARDS, AVERAGED AROUND 7-Y.4RDS PER CARRY AND SCORED NINE TOUCHDOvJNS. DORSEYDEFEATED FAIRFAX 14-0 IN' THE FIRST ROUND OF THE 3-A CITY PLAYOFFS AND THEN DROPPED A 13-6 DE-CISION TO EVENTUAL 3-A TITLIST WILSON.

Ken Stumpf's Washington Generals placed second in the '18 league race with anidentical 8-1 season record and proceeded to whip East-Valley League Champion Hollywood 7-0in the playoff's first round. The generals were then edged by Eastern League kingpin Jordan,2-0.

Dorsey dominated the all-league te~ with five offensive and three defensiveplayers being named. Runner-up Washington is represented by five performers, two on offenseand one on defense. The all-league honor teams follow:

ALL-SOUTHERN LEAGUE SELECTIONS - 1978

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FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

+ VERNON GEARRING, Washington •• 5'9"-160-Sr.AARON GILLIAM., Los Angeles ••• 5'11"-170-Sr.OSBORN THOMAS, Dorsey •••••••• 6'1"-175-Sr.

* TERRENCE PHILLIPS, Washington.6'2"-210-Sr.LAMAR DRIVER, Manual Arts •••• 6'l"-210-Sr.MONTE EASTER, Dorsey ••••••••• 6 I O"-210-Sr.LEWIS WILLIAMS, Los Ange1es •• 6'lll-205-Sr.DARRY JOHNSON, Dorsey •••••••• 6'2 11 -190-Sr.

# CORNELIUS ROBERTSON, L.A ••••• 5'lO"-167-Sr.GENET WALLACE, Dorsey •••••••• 6'O"-180-Sr.KIRBY WILSON, Dorsey ••••••••• 5'lO"-160-Sr.TRACY ADKINS, Manual Arts •••• 5'9"-165-Sr.JASON COMBS, Jefferson ••••••• 5'9"-170-Sr.

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SALVADOR CRAIG, Jefferson •••• 6'l"-190-Sr.RON WHITTENBERG, Fremont ••••• 5'9"-165-Sr.JIMMY COMFORT, Fremont ••••••• 6'3 11 -195-Sr.JOHN JACKSON, washington ••••• 6'2"-195-Sr.ANDRE ELLIOTT, Fremont ••••••• 5'll"-225-Sr.REGINALD BAILEY, Dorsey •••••• 6'3"-220-Sr.CHRIS WALKER, Washington ••••• 5'lO"-175-Jr.MAURICE HARPER, Fremont •••••• 6'O .. -185-Sr.DANA PAYTON, Manual Arts ••••• 5'8"-165-Sr.GARY JONES, Washington ••••••• 5'lO"-165-Jr.JEFFERY MORRIS, Fremont •••••• 5'8"-160-Sr.DEMETRIOUS JACKSON, Dorsey ••• 5'll"-180-Sr.

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GREGORY PETERS, Fremont ••• 6'4"-230-Sr.TYRONE SHARP, Washington •• 5'lO"-l70-SrLORENZO ARNOLD, Los Ang ••• 6'1"-2l2-Sr.DARRYL TAYLOR, Dorsey••••• 5'9"-180-Sr.

@ DARRYL KNOX, Dorsey ••••••• 6'3"-185-Sr.GREG SMITH, Washington •••• 5 1 10"-l65-SrCHRIS BELL, Washington •••• 5 1 10"-l65-SrBERNARD EDWARDS, Jefferson.6'1"-l85-SrMICHAEL WINSTON, Dorsey ••• 5'lO"-l75-JrCURTIS THERAGOOD, Wash •••• 5'11"-l65-JrKEVIN MILLER, Manual Arts.5 1 9"-165-Sr.DONALD SHEPPHARD, L.A ••••• 5 1 9"-165-Jr.CARLOS WRIGHT, Los Ang •••• 5 1 9"-165-Sr.

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

MO BIAS, Manual Arts ••••••.6 1 2"-190-Sr.LEONARD TOUSSAINT, L.A •••• 6'O"-175-Jr.BERNARD DAVIS, Dorsey •••••6'l"-220-Jr.

@ GARRY JENKINS, Washington.6'O"-190-Jr.SANDY ARMSTRONG, Fremont •• 6'3"-190-Jr.ERIC JOHNSON, Jefferson••• 6'1"-190-Jr.TYRONE ENGLISH, L.A••••••• 5'11"-183-SrRODNEY WILLIAMS, Dorsey ••• 6 I O"-190-Sr.ROBERT McDANIELS, Fremont.5 1 10"-165-SrERIC HOUSTON, Washington •• 5'lO"-160-JrFRANKIE SCOTT, Los Angeles.5 1 8"-l70-Sr

*lst Team Off., 1977 +lst Team Def., 1977 #2nd Team Of£, 1977 @2nd Team Def., 1977

-.--------------JOI~DAN HIGH'I ) _~LHONY 13UCKLE\. LAROY HENDERSONSHARE IJIVP HONORS IN EA0TSRN LEAGUE FOOTBj~LL4 ••FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 26 & Wednesday »1's

fJl ORDAN'S BULLDOGS, COACHED BY HENRY WASHINGTON, DOMINATED EASTERN LEAGUE PLAY ill 1978L:::J REGISTERillG A PERFECT 9-0 REGULAR-SEASON RECORD AND WITH IT HAD ITS 'tWO STAR PLAYERS,

ANTHONY BUCKLEY AND LAROY HENDERSON NAMED CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR. SELECTIONS WEREMADE BY EASTERN LEAGUE COACHES AND RELEASED TODAY THROUGH CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOIDIDATION.

SO OUTSTANDING WAS THE BULLDOGS' DEFENSE THIS PAST SEASON, THAT IT SHUT OUT EIGHT CON- .SECUTIVE OPPONENTS. BOTH BUCKLEY AND HENDERSON LED THIS AMAZING DEFENSIVE UNIT AND BOTH WEREi'v1AJOR CONTRIBUTORS TO COACH WASHllTGTON'S OFFENSE. PERFOm~G AT QUARTERBACK, BUCKLEY ACCOUNTEDFOR AROUND 800 YARDS m TOTAL OFFENSE AND viAS RESPONSIBLE FOR 12 TOs. HENDERSON RAN FOR OVER

400 YARDS AS M:Ef'tffiER OF THE OFFENSIVE UNIT, AVERAGING AROUND A 9.2-YARD CLIP.Jordan advanced to the finals of the 3-A Division Playoffs, losing to 'afilson's Mules

15-12. The Bulldogs eliminated Franklin (20-3) and Washington (2-0) to get to the finals'round.Bell's Eagles were a distant second in the league (with a 5-4 record) and went down before thepowerful Wilson "Wonders" 21-0 in the first round of playoff action.

As expected, Jordan dominated all-league placings with 13 positions, six on offense andseven on the defensive unit. Runner-up Bell managed only three spots ••• two on offense and oneon the defensive unit. This year's All-Eastern League selections follow:

ALL-EASTERN LEAGUE SELECTIONS - 1978

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* GLEN ESTEP, Be11 ••••••••••••• 6'l"-21S-Sr.LEDNIDES HENRY, Bell ••••••••• S'lO"-170-Sr.

@ JOE PETITT, So. Gate ••••••••• S'9"-193-Jr.# CHARLES CAIN, Jordan ••••••••• 6'3"-240-Sr.

ALEX SMITH, So. Gate ••••••••• 6'1"-190-Sr.# GLEN ODA, Garfield ••••••••••• S I 7"-20S-Sr.

TODD CRAWFORD, Jordan •••••••• 6'1"-18S-Sr.VICTOR HUNTER, Jordan •••••••• S'10"-180-Sr.ANTHONY BUCKLEY, Jordan •••••• S'9"-l6S-Sr.EARL COVINGTON, Jordan •••••••S'9"-170-Sr.JOE McGILL, Jordan•••••••••••S·6"-l40-Sr.

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RAYMOND COLLINGS, Jordan ••• S'9"-165-SrERROL CLEVELAND, Jordan •••• 6'1"-200-SrWAYNE LIBERATOR, So. Gate •• 6'1"-178-SrJOHN WEST, Bell ••••••••••••6'4"-20S-SrLAROY HENDERSON, Jordan •••• 5'10"-180-SCALVIN GREEN, Jordan ••••••• 5'lO"-180-SATRILL GILLIS, Roosevelt ••• 6'1"-180-SrALFRED PASILLAS, Hunt. Pk •• 6'O"-205-SrREGGINALD CLAYTON, So. Gt •• 6'2"-173-SrDWAYNE SURLES, Jordan ••••••S' 11"-160-S:FRELO CHRISTOPHER, Jordan ••6' 1"-175-SrJOHN GANT, Jordan ••••••••••6'1"-19S-Sr

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MARK GANT, Jordan ••••••••••6 I 0"-200-JrMIKE TEO, Bell •••••••••••••S·lO"-210-JRICHARD MUSGROVE, Jordan •••6' 1"-180-SrMIKE MAHAN, Be1l •••••••••••6 1 4"-195-JrTIM ZEIGLER, So. Gate ••••••S I 8"-16S-SoGEORGE PEREGRINO, Garfield.S'7"-170-SrGARNELL JEFFRIES, Jordan •••6 I 3"-170-Sr

@ RUSSELL NOMURA, Roosevelt ••S'6"-180-SrRAY MARQUEZ, Roosevelt •••••S'7"-lSO-SrLOUIE CORONA, Garfield •••••S·7"-125-SrFRANK VALDEZ, So. Gate •••••S '11"-17S-S.

* 1st Team Off, 1977 + 1st Team Def, 1977 # 2nd Team Off, 1977 @ 2nd Team Def, 1977

i\AII<'E 1,~AUER, ~Ai,HINO PEAL L_ '. 3ACKER 9 VOTED"JJ EI3L- VALLEY r S GRID l'!!\fp ?OR 1978 SEASON ..... $ 00

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~IKE MAUER, EL CAMINO HIGH SCHOOL'S STURDY FULLBACK-LINEBACKER, "'AS ACCLAIMED MVP

m WEST-VALLEY LEAGUE FOOTBALL FOR THE 1978 SEASON AS ALL-LEAGUE VOTING BY LEAGUECOACHES WAS RELEASED TODAY BY THE CITIZENS SAVmGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION. COACH SKIP

GIANCANELLItS CONQUISTADORES CAPTURED THE WEST-VALLEY LEAGUE'S BUNTmG WITH A 7-2 RECORD.

- THE CLEVELAND CAVALIERS PLACED SECOND IN LEAGUE ACTION WITH A 6-3 MARK.

:r.1AUER WAS THE HEART OF AN EXTREMELY TOUGH DEFENSE. HE SPLIT OFFENSIVE DUTY WITH TEAMMATE DENNIS BRANIGAN, BOTH R~JING FOR AROUND 200 YARDS. COACH GIANCANELLI MADE NO BONES

ABOUT THE FACT THAT MAUER'S EFFORTS, PARTlCUI.A'8.LY ON DEFENSE, MADE HIS CLUB "mAT IT WAS DURING

1978. MIKE, AT SIX FEEl' AND 195 POUNDS, IS A REPEATER FROM LAST YEAR'S ALL-LEAGUE .DEFENSIVEUNIT.

El Camino had the unfortunate privilege of running headlong into defending 4-A champBanning in the playoff's first round and came away on the short end of :;6-14 score. Leaguerunner-up Cleveland was handled just about as rudely in the first round•••34-9 at the mercyof the Marine League's best•••Carson.

El Camino has seven of its players on the all-league team••• three on offense and fouron the defensive unit. Cleveland also placed seven players, with four on offense and three onthe defensive team... All-League selections follow:

ALL WEST-VALLEY LEAGUE SELECTIONS - 1978


END XENOPHON GIKAS, El Cam Rea1 ••• 6'O"-170-Sr. LINE MANUEL ZUNIGA, C1eveland •••• 5'7 .. -175-SrEND EARL WILSON, Taft ••••••••••••·.6'2"-186-Sr. LINE BYRON SMITH, Canoga Park ••• 6'4"-21S-Jr.END VINCE MILLER, E1 Cam Real ••••• S'9"-190-Sr. LINE DENNIS RAY, Chatsworth••••• 6'2"-175-Jr.OL DAVE FISHER, Taft ••••••••••••• S·10"-177-Sr.LlNE ANTHONY WAGNER, El Cam Rea1.S·8"-16S-.JrOL JOHN DUGAN, C1eve1and •••••••••6'1"-19S-Sr. LINE MARK KEIL, Cleveland •••••••• 6'1"-183-SrOL SCOTT WACHENHEIM, Taft •••••••• 6·~"-188-Jr. LINE @ KEVIN MARINE, C1eveland ••••• 6'1.. -216-SrOL MARK IAWRENCE, E1 Cam Real ••••6·0"-200-Sr. BACKER PHIL PONS, Reseda •••••••••• 5'lO"-165-SrBACK * DAN NEIlSON, C1eveland •••••••• S'8"-17S-Sr. BACKER + MIKE MAUER, E1' Cam Rea1•••• 6·0"-195-Sr.BACK MANNY FIERRO, Canoga Park••••• 6·1"-190-Sr. BACKER DENNIS BRANIGAN, E1 Cam Re.6'O"-200-Sr.BACK MIKE McNEAL, Chatsworth•••••• S·11"-16S-Jr. D BACK ROBERT COLE, Taft ••••••••••6'O"-178-Sr.BACK DON SCHNEIDER, Cleveland ••••••6'O"-190-Jr. D BACK MITCH WILLIAMS, Chatsworth.6'O"-170-Sr.BACK RON COLAROSSI, El Cam Rea1 •••• S·7"-150-Jr. D BACK MIKE ERMI, El Camino Real •• 5 1 1l"-170-S1K RAY MORQUECHO, Cleveland •••••• S'8"-150-So.


# STEVE SVASTITS, Cleveland •••BILL ROLSTON, Reseda ••••••••DAVE MARKMAN, Canoga Park•••BRAD GLENN, Taft••••••••••••PAUL SPEAR, Cleveland •••••••CRAIG GIRETH, Chatsworth ••••CHRIS BROWN, Cleveland••••••TOM BASHARA, Reseda •••••••••ROD GETTLE, E1 Camino Real ••MARK HERSH, E1 Camino Real ••MARK DANNY, Cleveland •••••••JOHN VISCIGLIA, Taft ••••••••

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MATT SMITH, Cleveland •••••••••STEVE GRAHAM, El Cami!lo Real ••JOHN WILLARD, Taft ••••••••••••GARY PARCELIS, Canoga Park ••••SCOTT REED, Chatsworth••••••••BRUCE BRAUCHER, E1 Camino RealBRIAN CHRISTIANSEN, Canoga Pk.MIKE O'HARA, Reseda •••••••••••JOHN MAZUR, E1 Camino Real ••••KENNY NEWELL, Chatsworth••••••GARY SIMS, Chatsworth •••••••••CRAIG HOLMES, Taft••••••••••••

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~TANJENKINS,'5-10 AND 170-POUND TAILBACK FOR VENICE HIGH SCHOOL'S GONDOLIERS AND AL:..:J;.~·SITY STARTER FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS, HAS BEEN NAMED WESTERN LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE

YEAR FOR 1978 BY VOTE OF LEAGUE COACHES AND MEMBERS OF THE CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETICFOUNDATION'S PREP AWARDS BOARD. JENKINS LED COACH AL DELLINGERS GRIDDERS TO A SECOND PLACE

. (7-2) FIl'IISH BEHIND LOOP CHAMPION PALISADES (6--3) AND IN THE DOING RUSHED FOR OVER 1,200 YARDSALTHOUGH BEING OUT WITH mJURIES m ONE GAl\1E.

JENKmS GAINED 600 YARDS AS A SOPHOMORE, 1,400 YARDS LAST YEAR AS \{ESTERN LEAGUE CO

PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND 1,247 YARDS THROUGH THE REGULAR SEASON IN 1978. KEYVAN IS TEAM CAPTAINk~ AVERAGED AROUND 140 YARDS PER BALL GAME. THE Tt-lO VENICE LOSSES WERE TO KENNEDY (13-3) ANDA THRILLER VS. LEAGUE CHAMPION PALISADES, 22-21.

Both Western League teams lost in the 4-A playoffs' first round •••Palisades to GranadaHills (31-12) and Venice to San Fernando (17-14). The Dolphins landed 11 players on the squad•••six on offense and five on defense. The Gondoliers were awarded seven spots by the coaches••• four on offense and 3 on defense. All-League selections follow:

ALL-WESTERN LEAGUE SELECTIONS - 1978


+ JEFF PEW, Venice .•••.••.••• 6'6"-240-Sr@ JERROM PORCHIA, Pa1isades •• 6'4"-250-Sr+ ED GATLIN, Palisades ••••••• 6'2"-220-Sr

FOREST WHITAKER, Pa1isades.6'3"-230-SrBARRY SMITH, Palisades ••••• 6'2"-205-SrRODERICK JONES, Crenshaw••• 6'0"-190-SrRAY HILLIS, westchester •••• 6'O"-185-SrKINYON JENKINS, Venice ••••• 5'9"-150-JrBRIAN LITTLEJOHN, Pa1i .•••• 6'1"-160-SrDAVID PITTERSON, Pa1isades.5'8"-155-SrDUANE GALLOWAY, Crenshaw•.• 5'9"-160-SrTONY NEW, Venice •••••••••.• 5'11"-170-S:

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WR DeMONTY PRICE, Pa1isades .••••5'10"-160-Sr.WR GLENN WEBB, Hamilton ••••••••• 5'9"-158-Sr.T *. DARRYL MOORE, Venice ••••••••• 6'5"-240-Sr.T # LANCE STEVENSON, Palisades ••• 6'2"-220-Sr.G @ MATT NORTH, Pa1isades •••••••• 5'8"-180-Sr.G CARRIE HARRIS, Crenshaw•••••• 5'10"-180-Sr.C ARNNEL CHAVEZ, Venice •••••••• 5'10.. -185-Sr.BACK * KEYVAN JENKINS, Venice .•••••• 5'10"-170-Sr.BACK * ROMONO ROBINSON, Pa1isades ••• 5'11"-185-Sr.BACK # JAY SCHROEDER, Pa1isades ••••• 6'3"-187-Sr.BACK # DAMON FARMAR, University ••••• 6'1"-170-Jr.BAGK # TONY EVANS, Venice •.••••.•••• 5'8"-205-Sr.K JIMMY VILLANUEVA, Pa1isades •• 6'1"-190-Jr.


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CHRIS CURRY, University •••••• 6'1"-160-Sr.JAMES HOOD, Westchester •••••• 6'2"-175-Sr.GREG HAMMOND, Pa1isades •••••• 6'2"-210-Sr.ROBERT HOPKINS, Venice ••••••• 5'11"-220-Sr.MICHAEL EGAN, Pa1isades •••••• 5'11"-190-Sr.GEOFF TAMBURELLO, Venice •• '••• 6'0"-185-Sr.KIM SMITH, Crenshaw.••••••••• 5'10"-175-Sr.DERRICK WORTHY, Crenshaw••••• 5'9"-150-Sr.GERALD WILLIAMS, Crenshaw•••• 5'9"-175-Sr.NATE DeBOSE, University •••••• 5'9n-170~Sr.JON COCHRANE, Westchester •••• 5 'lO'·'-185-Jr.DARRYL CASTILE, Palisades •••• 5'6"-140-Jr.

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DAVID BOWDRE, Westchester .• 6'4"-205-JrROBERT MALONE, Crenshaw•••• 6'1"-195-SrCOURTNEY ALLEN, Hamilton ••• 6'0"-200-SrA. C. MARTIN, Venice ••••••• 6'4"-190-JrMARVIN JACKSON, Hamilton ••• 6'l"-190-JrJEROME BOYD, Crenshaw•••••• 6'1"-185-SrDAVID HELMS, Venice •••••••• 6'O"-175-SrorIS TODD, Venice •••••••••• 5'10"-150-S:GLENN CARRERA, Hamilton •••• 5' 10"-157-S:DWAYNE PACE, Crenshaw.••••• 6'1"-180-SrRALPH VIRAMONTES, Univ ••••• 5'7"-140-SrD.J. JOHNSON, Westchester •. S'10"-16S-SJ


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~ ~C~fl~~mGBANNING HIGH SCHOOL, WON MVP HONORS IN THE MARINE LEAGUE GomG A\'lAY AS LEAGUE COACHES

AND r-1EMBERS OF THE CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S SElECTION BOARD RELEASED

THE ANNUAL ALL-STAR TEAMS. COACH CHRIS FERRAGAMO' S BANNlliG PILOTS "JERE SECOND-PLACE FINISHERSTO CARSON'S 9-0 COLTS DURING THE MARINE LEAGUE CHASE, BUT HANDED GENE VOLLNOGLE AND PAUL

HUEBNER'S TEAM ITS ONLY '78 LOSS IN THE 4-A FINAL•••7-6 AT EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE STADIUM.

STANLEY WILSON CARRIED FOR 1,439 YARDS DURING BANNING'S 7-2 REGULAR SEASON, UPPlliGTHIS TO 1,642 YARDS THROUGH THREE PLAYOFF GAMES. THE PILOTS lilHIPPED EL CAMINO REAL (36-14)AND' SAN FERNANDO (25-21) BEFORE REACHING THE FINALS. CARSON HAD DISPOSED OF CLEVELAND (34-9) .AND GRANADA HILLS IN OVERTIME (20-19) BEFORE LOSING ITS FffiST GAME IN THE FINALS.

Six Carson defenders made the all-league team, with five players named to the offensive unit. It should be noted that Carson's strong defense was led by 6-4, 2l0-pound endAnthony Caldwell who set seven school records ••• including 88 tackles and 16 sacks.

City champion Banning placed six players on the league team••• three on each unit.The.members of this year's Marine League all-stars follow:

ALL-MARINE LEAGUE SELECTIONS - 1978


@ ANTHONY CALDWELL, Carson ••• 6'4"-215-Sr .+ DAVID AUPIU, Carson .••••••• 6'3 .. -215-Sr.

RUSSEL McNEIL, Banning .••••6'1"-21S-Sr.FRANK FORCH, Locke •.••••••• 6'O"-200-Sr.MAIELE MALELE, Carson .••••• 5'11"-190-SrJOHN TRUIT, Banning •••••••• 6'2"-18S-Sr.

@ CHARLES COLLINS, Banning ••• 6'2"-200-Sr.WALLY MORRIS, Carson ••••••• S'11"-180-SrMARLOWE BROOKS, Carson ••••• 6'O"-160-Sr.CLEMONT WILLIAMS, Carson ••. 6'1"-170-Sr.ROBERT MARSHALL, Locke ••••.S·9"-170-Sr.CHUCK RADlNE, Narsonne ••••. 6'O"-180-Sr.

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. AUBREY FLOWERS, Banning ••••••'5' 8"-1S8-Sr.MIKE COLEMAN, Gardena .•••••••6'O"-170-Jr.

# PETE QUARTARARO, Banning ••••• 6·1"-220-Sr.DAVID LUTU, Carson••••••••••• 6'1"-20S-Sr.RICHARD HAMILTON, Narbonne ••• 6'O"-20S-Sr.PENIELI LAUAGO, Carson ••••••• 6'O"-200-Sr.ARCHIE CARTER, Locke .••••••••6·0.. -19S-Sr.KEITH WATTENBARGER, Carson ••• 6'O"-22S-Jr.CRAIG BARKER, Carson ••••••••• 5'10"-16S-Sr.

* STANLEY WILSON, Banning •••••• 6'O"-19S-Sr.TONY BARNETT, Carson ••••••••• S'9"-16S-Sr.LLOYD HENDERSON, Gardena ••••• S'11"-18S-Sr.

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@ BOB URANGA, Narbonne •••••••••FRANK ALEPE, Banning •••••••••WASHINGTON BROWN, Locke ••••••

# MIKE DeCASTRO,' Narbonne ••••••RICH JOHNSON, San Pedro ••••••DAN BRADFORD, San Pedro ••••••

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JOHN COLLINS, Carson•••••••OMELI AULIA, Carson ••••••••PILI TUTURANVANO, Narbonne.TAYLOR MORRIS, Banning •••••LES MASON, Carson .••• ·••••••JOE COONEY, Gardena ••••••••ARDRIAN MATHIS, Locke ••••••DARRYLE EZELL, San Pedro •••STEVE WILLIAMS, Banning ••••KEVIN LOGAN, Locke •••••••••DARRYL HOPPER, Carson ••••••PHIL HAGGOOD, Gardena ••••••


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VALLEY' 0 TOP C~RID PERFORli1ER FOR 1978 SEASON •••

o TEPHEN JONES, 5-11 AND l65-POUND SAN FERNANDO QUARTERBACK, HAS BEEN NAMED MID-VALLEYlEAGUE FOOTBALL PLAYER OF TItE YEAR BY LEAGUE COACHES AND ~1BERS OF THE CITIZmS SAV-

INGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S PREP BOARD. JONES LED COACH BILL ~1ARSHIS TIGERS TO A

PERFECT 9-0 REGULAR SEASON AND OVER VENICE IN THE FIRST ROUND OF 4-A PLAYOFF ACTION (17-14). -BEFORE LOSING TO EVENTUAL CHAMPION BANNING 25-21 IN THE CITY SElwIT-FINALS.

JONES LED A REMARKABLE TIGER OFFENSE IN 1978, ylliICH GAINED AN AMAZING 3,125 YARDSON THE GROUND. JONES ACCOUNTED FOR OVER 500 YARDS OF THIS HL\1SELF, PLUS PASSING FOR AN AD-DITIONAL 800 YARDS. HE WAS RESPONSmLE FOR 21 TOUCHDOWNS. THE STRENGTH OF THE TIGER OFFENSEIS MIRRORED IN THE FACT THAT JUNIOR RtJrmING BACK TERRY ANDERSON t WHO AVERAGED 10 YARDS PERCARRY DURmG THE YEAR IS A SECOND-STRmGER.

San Fernando's Tigers placed nine players on the all-league team•••six offensiveplayers and three on the defense. Runner-up Granada Hills placed four on offense and two onthe defensive unit. Granada Hills bested Palisades in the first round of the 4-A Divisionplayoffs (31-12) and then lost in overtime to Marine League champion Carson (20-19).

All-star team members for the 1978 season are listed below:

ALL-MID VALLEY LEAGUE SELECTIONS - 1978


scarT DePALMA, Birmingham•• 6'1" -190-Sr+ MIKE CHIEFFO, Kennedy S'11"-215-Sr

GENE GATZA, Granada Hi1ls •• S'10"-190-JrALFRED CLARK, San Fernando.6'O"-19S-Sr.DAN DiBENE, San Fernando ••• S'11"-18S-SrBRECK MORGAN, Binningham••• S'10"-18S-SrKEITH EATON, Van Nuys •••••• 6'O"-180-Sr.DAN SAMANIEGO, Kennedy ••••• S'11"-180-SrMARK FOWLER, Kennedy ••••••• S'10"-18S-SrTOM ROCKETT, Monroe •••·••••• S'11"-16S-Sr

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END @ STEVE McLAUGHLIN, Granada H.,.6'1"-175-Sr.END NIGEL GIBBS, Kennedy •••••••• 6'2"-180-Sr.END + PAUL BERGMANN, Granada Hills.6'3"-205-Sr.END BOB BUCKNER, Binningham•••••• 6'1"-195-Sr.END *. MALCOLM MOORE, San Fernando ••6'5"-205-Sr.T @ CRAIG IIDRTY, Granada Hi11s ••• 6'1"-190-Sr.C EDDIE RINCON, San Fernando ••• 6'O"-185-Sr.BACK ANTHONY GIBSON, San Fernando.5'11"-185-Sr.BACK * STEPHEN JONES, San Fernando •• 5'11"-165-Sr.BACK * JOHN ELWAY, Granada Hi11s •••• 6'3"-170-Sr.BACK * TOM RAMSEY, Kennedy ••••••••••6'1"-17S-Sr.BACK # PAUL ANDERSON, Monroe •••••••• 5 1 9"-180-Sr.BACK ROBERT McCLANAHAN, San Fern •• 6'O"-200-Sr.K OSCAR ANDRADE, San Fernando •• S'9"-1S0-Sr.


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HAROLD HALL, Kennedy ••••••••• 5'11"-170-Sr.BYRON IRVING, Monroe ••••••••• S'9"-160-Sr.RCGER MENDOZA, San Fernando •• 5'9"-190-Sr.CRAIG EOUMARIAN, Monroe ••••••6'O"-19S-Sr.FRED RUOPP, Birmingham ••••••• 6'S"-210-Sr.TODD OSBURN, Birmingham•••••• 6 1 4"-230-Sr.

# ROBB WAHL, Kennedy ••••••••••• S'10"-20S-Sr.CARTHEL HOLMES, Kennedy •••••• S'9"-215-Sr.BRUCE KIDDOO, Granada Hi1Is •• S'9"-180-Sr.JIM GINNETTI, Granada Hi11s •• S'10"-180-Sr.BLANCHARD MONTGOMERY, Gr. H•• 6'4"-230-Sr.

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JAVIER MARTINEZ, San Fern •• S'9"-160-Sr.TORIN SCOTT, San Fernando •• 6'O"-20S-Sr.ROGER PEREA, San Fernando •• S'10"-180-JrKEITH JAN, Granada Hi11s ••• S ' 10" ....180-JrKIRK BAKER, Monroe ••••••••• S'10"-210-SrBOB CUMMINS, Binningham•••• 6'11"-230-SrCLAY ORRISON, Van Nuys ••••• 6 1 2"-170-Jr.THOMAS CARTER, San Fern •••• 6 1 3"-20S-Sr.GARY DORFMAN, Granada H•••• S ' 10"-16S-SrCHRIS WILLIAMS, San Fern ••• S'9"-160-Jr.NEAL SMITH, Kennedy •••••••• S'9"-160-Sr.


~ LARKSON, "J~r IN0NORTHERN LEAGUE

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T HE LEADlllG PASSER IN THE PAST PREP GRIDIRON SEASON t STEVE CLARKSON,

HAS BEEN NAMED NORTHERN LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE YEAR BY COACHES AND CITIZENS SAVINGS

ATHLETIC FOUNDATION· BOARD M:El1BERS, AS ANNUAL ALL-STAR TEAMS \iERE RELEASED TODAYTHROUGH THE ATHLETIC FOUN1)ATION. AS A BACK-UP QJ3 AT \{ILSON HIGH SCHOOL LAST YEAR, THIS YOUNG

6-1, 187-POUND SENSATION THREW FOR OVER 1,000 YARDS ••••WHILE THIS SEASON HE "WENT TO .THE HEAD

OF THE STATE QB CLASS WITH 2,514 PASSING YARDS AND 28 TOUCHDOWNS.

OVER HIS VARSITY CAREER, CLARKSON PASSED FOR OVER 3,700 YARDS AND 38 TDs. HE WAS145 OF 229 FOR 2,140 YARDS GOING INTO THE 3-A DIVISION PLAYOFFS AND 2.6 TOUCHDOWNS. HE LEDTHE MULES TO WINS OVER BELL (21-0), DORSEY (1)-6) AND JORDAN (15-12) IN THE FINALS. WILSONWOUND UP THE SEASON 11-1, LOSING ONLY TO SOUTHERN LEAGUE WASHINGTON. CLARKSON t S '1'\.[0 BEST GAMESTHIS SEASON SAW HIM PASS FOR 423 YARDS AND SIX TDs AND GO 366 YA.tIDS AND FIVE TDs.

Franklin was the league's second-place team with a 5-4 season mark. The Pantherswere eliminated in the playoff's first round, 20-3; by Jordan, which went on to the finalsagainst Wilson. Wilson t s :Mules have now won 47 of their last 48 football games and have wonfour consecutive Los Angeles City Championships.

1978 All~orthern League selections follow:

ALL-NORTHERN LEAGUE SELECTIONS - 1978


END @ TEDDY SALCIDO, wilson 5'11"-180-Sr.END EDDIE BUGGS, ·Wilson •••••••••• 5'9"-160-Sr.END ·STEVE WHITE, Belmont ••••••••• 5'9"-145-Sr.LINE PIERRE HERBER, Wilson •••••••• 6' O"-218-Sr.LINE * MIKE RAMIREZ, Wilson ••••••••• 6'l"-212-Sr.LINE JUAN GUTIERREZ, Belmont •••••• 6'll1-2l5-Sr.LINE # MANUEL ELECCIRI, Franklin .••• 5'lO"-170-Sr.LINE ERNIE MUNGUIA, Franklin .••••• 6'O"-208-Jr.BACK # STEVE CLARKSON, Wilson ••••••• 6'1"-l87-Sr.BACK CHARLES SIMS, Wilson ••••••••• 5'6"-145-Sr.BACK RON GILNER, Eagle Rock .•••••• 5'll"-l69-Jr.BACK·# PAUL SILKA, Marshall ••••••••• 5'lO"-168-Sr.

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DAVID MORALES, Wilson 6'O"-l78-Jr.GEORGE MARTINEZ, Lincoln ••. 6'O"-200-Jr.MARIO CEA, Belmont .•••••••. 5'lO"-190-SrSCOTT BATEMAN, Marsha11 •••. 6'2"-190-Sr.JOE REYNA, Wilson ..•••••••• 5'9"-180-Sr.JOHN" CAMPOS, Franklin•.•••• 5'9.. -175-Sr.ROBERT LYLES, Belmont •••••• 6'2"-190-Sr.VICTOR ZAMORA, Lincoln ••••• 5'lO"-175-JrREY RUIZ, Franklin .•••••••• 5'7"-145-Sr.STEVE SANDERS, Wilson •••.•• 5'11"-160-JrED COONEY, Franklin .••••••• 5'9.. -l55-Sr.ANTHONY NIEVES, Wilson .•••• 5'9"-145-Sr.CALVIN HOSOZAWA, Belmont ••• 6'O"-170-Sr.


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GEORGE RODRIQUEZ, Wilson .•••• 5'9"-l55-Sr.RICHARD DOHERTY, Marshall •••• 5'lO"-l55-Sr.ROD CUNANAN, Franklin •••••••• 5 1 6"-135-Sr.ALFONSO CALDERON, Wilson ••••• 6'1"-209-Sr.NICK BRONK, Eagle Rock ••••••• 6'O"-175-Jr.ANTHONY DART, Be1mont •••••••• 5'9"-192-Sr.PETER PENA, Marshall ••••••••• 5'8"-160-Sr.CASEY BCX;LE, Franklin •••••••• 6'l"-170-Jr.BING QUON, Belmont ••••••••••• 5'6"-145-Jr.GABRIEL RAMOS, Franklin •••••• 5'6"-138-Sr.JOHNNY MERCADO, Lincoln •••••• 5'7 1f -145-Sr.

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MIKE PAYAN, Linco1n •••••••• 5'9"-175-So.KENNY KOLB, Belmont •••••••• 5'9.. -l70-Sr.RUDY LOERA, Franklin ••••••• 5'lO"-160-SoMIKE MILLER, Franklin •.•••• 6'O"-190-Sr.DAVID BEDNER, Eagle Rock •.. 6'O"-190-Jr.GEORGE De 1a ROSA, Wilson •• 5'9"-168-Sr.STEVE DEL REAL, Franklin ••• 5'11"-175-SrRUSSELL HERRERA, Wilson ••.. 5' lO"-17l-SrJOE HERNANDEZ, Franklin •••• 5'7"-140-Sr.

# GLENN GOLDIN, Eagle Rock ••• 5'11"-170-SrJAMES BOLDEN, Belmont •••••• 5'6"-150-Sr.


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