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o-PLAY'ERS OF THE YEAR - AERIAL TANDEM BLAKE SMITH AND STEVE LAUTER'-tOF LOS ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL - WERE THE ORDER OF THE DAY AS ALL-S0U'lH­

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STAR TEAM SEIECTIONS IN CULVER CI'I¥. COACH DWAYNE DeSPAIN'S STARSLED THE SIERRA LEAGUE CHAMPIONS TO A PERPECT 10-0 REGULAR SEASON ANDHEAD UP A 33-PLAYER DIVISION I (BIG 5 CONFERENCE) TEAM RELEASED TODAYBY FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION.

Although defeated in the second round of 'the Big 5 Conferenoe play­otts, Los Altos was one of on1y three conference teams to go undefeatedthrough the regular season•••Edison and Big 5 champion St. Paul beingthe o'thers..

In regular season play quarterback Blake Smi1ih. a repea1ier fromthe 1980 Division I team,. was the Beuthern Section1s leading passerwiti1 179 completions for 2613 yards and 30 touchdowns. He completed70.5 ;g of his "throws.

Steve Lauter was on the receiving end of 71 of Smith's aerials inregular season play. He netted 1301 ya't'ds and scored 19 touchdowns.S-teve was also an ou-tstanding strong safety.

St. Paul, with five players on this year's honor team, won the Con.-.ference title 30-9 over Citrus Belt League champion Col1ion. Colton isrepresented by three players as are Los Altoe, Edison, Bishop Amat,Fon-tana and Marina. Awards will be presented to all Div. I playersin 45"th annual ceremonies at Culver Ci"ty on Saturday, Jan. 2'rd.

LOS ALTOS PAIR BLAKE S~\1ITH (QB) & STEVELAUTER (~ifR .~~~~IV. I FOOTBALL IN '81

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OFFENSIVE TEA r4WR STEVE IAt;ER IDS AL'1OS 6'1 195 SrWR JEFF FlmNSDEN MARINAWR ANDY STANKIEWICZ ST. PAUL S'S 165 SrT-END LOU DEVITA ST. FPANCIS 6'3 210 Sr'maLE ERIC HJGERS COIJJlE 6'4 250 Sr'maLE IX)N HITI BISHOP A1!JAT 6'3 250 SrGtJ.ARD PHILLIP GRIDER COIl1'ON 6'4 25S SrGOARD BRIAN IOPI<ER MATER DEI 6'1 215 SrCEN1'ER Iai BRlGIXIf F<:N'.mNA 6'4 200 Sr

* BAa( BIAKE sm.TH US AIJroS 6' 170 srBACK DAVID GERJUX m:ISW 6' 216 SrBAa( ALEX ESPDDZA ST. PAUL 6'2 175 srBAa( PERNELL TAYIDR BISHOP AMA.T 5111 180 JrBAa( :KEN ft.mJOR ED:ISW 6'4 200 srBACK BOD EMER'l POtN1'AIN VALLEY 5'9 170 srBACK RAND'i OOLBRIJNN F<:N'.mNA 5110 180 SrldCRER .ANDRE GOARDI Ill; AL'1OS 6'3 180 Jr

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* BACKER RIC( DE EDISOO 6'4 218 srBACKER 'roM PIIlKOP .. ST. JOHN BCECO 6'3 230 SrBACKER RPNNFDl POIA ~DEI 6'1 215 SrBACKER MIKE GELFAND RHmNA 6'0 185 SrBAa<BR KtJRl' VEDDER CRFSPI 6'1 195 SrBACK DBLPINO MENDOZA COIl1'ON SilO 156 SrBACK DN lASZlO MARINA 6' 165 SrBACK JOSE PINA. ST. PAUL Sill 165 SrBACK GRIF!ORD IRVINE LOYOIA 5'7 145 srBAQ( STEVE :&AIlE SERVI'J.'E 6'1 190· srPUNTER HANK t01DACA gr. PAtlL 6'2 200 Sr

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THE TITLE GAME AND SCORED TfffiEE TOUCHDOWNS.Foothill (9-1), champion of the Century League over El ~tIodena

(6-4), took three California tie-breaker over~imes to finally edgethe Vanquards. The Knights defeated Kennedy (41-35), El Torro (23-0)and Villa Park (10-7) before their title struggle with El Modena.

The Division II all-star team is composed of players representingthe Southern, Coastal and Northwestern Conferences.

45TH ANNUAL FOOTBALL AHARDS PROGRAM AT CULVER CITY f-1EMORIAL AUDITORIUM JAN 23Members of the Division II first team (offense and defense) will be hon­

ored guests at the 45th annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awa­rds Program to be held at Culver City Memorial Auditorium on Saturday morning,January 23 at 10: 30 am. First team members together with their coaches, highschool administrators, collegiate coaches and selection committee members willreceive invitations to attend the presentation ceremonies.

First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation framed scroll awards will bepresented to all honored players, with Division ~s and Conference champion­ship coaches also receiving special recognition.

Following the presentation a buffet luncheon will be served to all guestsin the Culver City Auditorium complex.

Sixty-two players representing 41 high schools are on this yearsDivision II all-stars. Antelope Valley High School, winner of the NorthwesternConference title, landed four players on the honor teams••••as did Santa Monica,Coastal Conference Champion.

Bay League Champion Santa Monica defeated the defending CoastalConference champion L.B. Poly Jackrabbits 21-8. Finishing the season 10-1-1, TebKusserow's Vikings brought their coach a title which had escaped h~ as a Samohiplayer 23 years ago. It was in 1958 that the Vikings, with Kusserow a sophomoretackle, lost to Poly in the Southern Section finals 31-19. The Vikings defeatedSan Gabriel (47-20), Dos Pueblos (12-0) and Hueneme (28-7) on their way to theCoastal crown.

Northwestern Conference kingpins Antelope Valley defeated Burroughsof Burbank 24-14 in the title-decider. The Antelopes, 8-2 during the regular seasonand Golden League Champions, bettered Blair (21-7), Temple City (14-7) and Monrovia(17-15) before finishing off the Foothill League Champions. Antelope Valley con­cluded its season 11-2 while Burroughs was 10-4.

ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL MEMBERS - 1981 SEASON

AI., .AMES (Glendale), CLAUDE ANDERSON (San Bernardino), CHRIS BAKER (Los Angeles),DON BRADLEY (Pomona.), FRANK BURLISON (Long Beach), JERRY CROl·.fE (Redondo), MA.'ITJOCKS (Riverside), ROGER CARLSON (Costa Mesa), ROB FERNAS (San Pedro), HILLIEFLEET (Lancaster), MIKE KENNEDY (Los Angeles), CHUCK JOHNSON (Los Angeles) t

KEITH LAIR (Glendale), LEN LOCHER (l\1ember at Large), JIM PARKER (Ventura),GLENN PARSONS (Pasadena), r.fiCHAEL PECK (Lancaster), JERRY REIGEL (Santa Monica),JOSH ROSmWELD (Los Angeles), JDVl RUFFALO (Santa Ana), rJ1IKE SPRAGUE (Alhambra),DAN SHIELLS (Santa Barbara), DOUG SPOON (San Gabriel), ERIC SONDHEIMER (S.F. Valley).JOHN STREY (vlhittier) JERRY' TEThIER (Los Angeles), CHRIS GUTIERREZ (Alhambra),BUDDY DYER (Secretary), BILL SCHROEDER (Chairman), PAT DONNELLY (Recorder).

l.JIembers of All-Southern California Board of Athletics, representingnewspapers throughout the southland, have served in the interest ofhigh s~hool sports for over 45 years, beginning with the Foundation'sfirst board in 1937. Since that time hundreds of southland sportsjournalists have served - withou"t compensation - making thousandsof all-star team selections. All teams selected by the FoundationBoard are on file in the Foundation Library.

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HEADED BY EASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPION ARLINGTON HIGH

SCHOOL'S TiiQ-J,'lAY PERFORMER RALPH HTI..SON. THE DIVISION III

ALL-STAR TEAMS ARE CC!·1POSED OF PLA.YERS FROM THE EASTERN, CENTRAL AND

SOUT.HEASTERN CONFERENCES.

Ralph Hilson, a superb two-way performer playing guard on off­ense and linebacker on defense, displayed the type of dedication whichwas the makeup of this year's Arlington (Riverside) team. Performingwith a separated shoulder through most of the season, HIlson was theheart of the Eastern Conference Champions, a team that compiled a 13-1

season mark.

Arlington, winner of -the Ivy League title with a 9-1 record, de-feated Damian (39-15), La Serna (20-13), South Hills (29-7) and Rubi­

doux (23-8) in the title decider. Besides MVP vlilson Arlington placed two other play­ers on the Division III all-stars. Runner-up Rubidoux in the Eastern Conference raceplaced four pla.yers on the team, whUe Claremont, a semi-finalist, also placed four.

Mission Viejo, Central Conference Champions with a shutout (oneof seven during the year) 35-0 win over Los .Amigos in the finals. South Coast Leaguechampions, the Diablos fine defe-nae shut out Mayfair 41-0 in the first playoff round.

Then followed wins over Rancho Alamitoa (3}-6) and Bres (32-12) before the aeason-end­

ing 35-0 blitz of Garden Grove League Champion Los Amigos. Mission Viejo recorded 16first downs in the title game, while the Lobos first first down came mid-way throught.he third quarter. The Diablos placed three players on the Division III all-stars.

Southeastern Conference Champion Indio, 21-20 wirmer over Ganeshathe champions of the Hacienda League, placed three players on the Division III teams.The Desert Valleys Champion defeated Chino (61-7), Schurr (20-7), Royal Oak (16-13)and Ganesha for the title.------

1981 FOorBALL Al-!ARDS PROGRAl'~ AT CULVER CITY ON SATURDAY, Jlili. 23

Members of the first tC6m 1981 Division III Football Team will be hon­ored quests at the 45th a:rmual All-8outhern California Board of Football AwardsProgram to be held on Saturday, January 23rd at the Culver City f~emorial Aud-i torium. 1'~1 first team members (both offense & defense) will be recipients ofbeautiful framed scroll a.wards while pla.yer of the year Ralph Wilson will re­ceive the Athletic Foundationfs traditional bronze medallion award.

Also on hand to pay tribute to this year's top prep grid talent tvill· he collegiate coaches, coaches of honored players, high school administrators

~nd selection committee board members. Following the ceremonies a buffetluncheon will be served all guests.

ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD O? FOOTBALL IVIEMBERS - 1981 SEASON

1\L M1ES (Glendale), CLAUDE ANDERSON (San Bernardino), CHRIS BAKER (Los JJlgeles),DON BRADLEY (Pomona), FRANK BURLISON (Long Beach), JERRY CROWE (Redondo), ¥1A'PrJOCKS (Riverside), ROGER CARLSON (Costa Mesa), ROB FERNAS (San Pedro), \·TILLIEFLEET (Lancaster), ~rrKE KENNEDY (Los Angeles), CHUCK JOHNSON (Los Angeles), KEITHLAIR (Glendale), LPN LOCHER (Member at Large), JTh! PARKER (Ventura) GLENN PARSONS(Pasadena), MICHAEL PECK (Lancaster), JERRY REIGEL (Santa Monica), JOSH ROSENFELD(Los Angeles), JIM RUFFALO (Santa Ana), DAN SHIELLS (Santa Barbara), DOUG SPOON(San Gabriel), ERIC SONDHEn.1ER (S.F. Valley), JOHN STREY ('!1rlttier), JERRY KErnER(Los Angeles) CHRIS GUTIERREZ (Alhambra), BUDDY DYER (Secretary), BILL SCImOEDER(Chairman), PAT DONNELLY (Recorder).

Members of J;.ll-Southern California Board of Athletics have served in theinterest of high school sports over a 4S-year period, beginning with theFOWldation' 9 firts board in 1937. Since that time hundreds of southlandsports journalists have served - without compensation - mal<:ing thous­ands of all-star team selections. All teams are on file in the Founda­tion Library.

ALL-~ au..u'ORUA BOf\RD OF FOO1'BALL - DI\, ...__~ III TE1\M - 1981BNrRAL, EA§i'ERN AND _1 dNFEfif1US

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

l'lR ex>mE:L1t5 RElDICK PIUS X 6' 170 srWR JAN CESPEDES gr. GENEVIEVE 6'2 170 JrT-END J1\CK KA.ZMIER:MICZ flISSIrn VIEJO 6'1 185 SrT1\CI<IE amIS BAKt<E BREA-oRLnmA 6'3 215 SrTACKLE BR.JCE PARKS CHl\FFEY 6'6 260 SrGUr\RD RALPH WILSCN .ARLING.OCN 6'1 210 SrGUr\RD IJ\N SAUI'ER mMIEN 6'3 240 SrCENTER GRJ:X; MIOfAISKI OOKD 6'2 175 SrBACK AL WALtS INDIO 5'10 160 SrBACK BRIAN ~~'4 ~ S'10 170 JrBACK SE1\U S'mRLE fn.GENEVIEVE 5'11 160 JrBACK AIJ:.lfi J'ACI<'SW mJBIIXXJX 5'11 185 SrBACK '!'(NY ~lID BELLFJ:JJWER 6'1 195 srBACK PAUL JOOES crAREKN.r 5'11 185 SrKICKER MAX~ IX:N LtD) 5'11 175 Sr

FIRST TEAM DEFENSELINE TIM O'KEEFE gr. BEm'ARD 6'2 230 Sr

** LINE ARr QJAVEZ SCHURR 6'2 180 SrLINE amIS G'UfAG.a\l MISSICN VIEJO 6'2 230 SrLINE STEVE mRrEN VALmCIA 6'3 240 SrLINE JIM M::CULtDtXiH HEME!' 6'6 245 srBACKER GEPAID TATm-1 GANESHA 5'11 185 srBACKER NEVIL Ht.lMPHREYS OOYAL (W( 6'1 180 SrBACKER GEDRGE RQSENBAtI.i CAPISTRANO VAUEl 5'11 180 SrBACKER J\IW·1 WHI'1.JW.1 CI1\REMNl' 6'2 190 SrBAa<ER In'M BAIrn RUBIOOUX 6'3 215 SrBACK roBER1' tADLF R>Sa.£AD 5'10 165 SrBACK BILLY HARr VIcroR VAUEl 6'1 170 SrBACK JERJME 'tYLER RtJBIOOUX 6'1 175 SrBACK vnTCE IDPEZ IA QUINTA 6'1 170 SrBACK MARK HOOOES ARLING'l'at 5'11 158 SrPUNrER ~ SEPULVEDA. SCHURR 5'11 175 SrSECOND TEAM OFFENSE'th1R MARK REAL lDlrEBELID 5'9 155 SrWR GEDRGE 'l'HOMl\S INDIO 5'10 150 SrT-END DAN BIANCK LAGtNA HILIS 6' 200 SrTACKLE DAVE CULLI'lY IA SEmA '6'S 230 SrTACKLE TED HAUS SOt11'H HILtS 6'1 210 SrTP.cI<LE SCDIT S£.1ITH GnNESHA 6'3, 220 srGUARD AUGIE VEGl\ KlBIOOUX 5'10 210 SrCENTER DCN MITOIELL BELL'FI..CJiER 6'1 210 srBACK JOHN CARR)LL MISSICN VIEJO 5'9 160 Sr:iACK TCNY BELL CAPISTRANO VAUEi. 5'10 180 SrBACK OOUG STEVENS NOG\LES 6'1 175 SrBACK RITRICK TAYIDR ~ 6' 170 SrBACK RICKY CAIHOW NORm (RI.VEm;IDE) 5'8 176 SrBACK FRANK ORl'IZ PIUS X 5'9 165 SrKICRER mN HmSaIER gr. BERm:RD 5'9 150 Sr

SECOND TEA tJl DEFENSE

'LINE BEIA LFSl'AR APPLE VALLEY 6'5 210 Sr.L1NE JOE Tml1ILID ARLINGlOl 6'1 205 JrLINE sTEvE HOLIDAY ARrESIA 6'2 195 SrLINE MIKE HtJRLEY RANCHO A'LAMITOS 6'2 228 srLINE R)N PAUIBEN ARrESJA 6'5 235 SrBACI<ER lll\1\m BERRYHIIL IAGUNA BFAai 5'10 190 SrBACKER BILL CUOOEY SAN DIMAS 5'11 180 SrBACKER EARL BE:1'1\NOOURr FDSEMFAD 5'10 175 srBACI<ER KEN I<EITLER INDIO 5'9 155 Sr

.. BACKER THAD JEFP'ERSC:N CNl'ARIO 5'11 190 srBAa< lW«'IN NOIAN IDS AMIOOS 5'10 165 Sr

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n~~·hie·~~ ~~:~=.tion Division IV Football Team today (made up of players from theInland and Desert M1i. Conferences), wi"th Verbum Dei High School's

free safe1;y Edward AJ.lan named Division Player of the Year. Allen,a 6-2, 185-pound senior, anohored a defense which coaoh Lalo Mendozacalled "the key 1;0 our championship game win over Miraleste. ff

Verbum Dei's Eagles defeated Mira1este 23-13 in the title gamewith fullback Richard Gwynn (also named to the Div. rv team) scoringthree of his team's touchdowns. Free safety Allen accounted for 10tackles for losses and 11 intercep-tions during 10 regular seasongames, as the Eagles compiled a 12-2 championship season.

Desert High School, as Verbun Dei, did i1; with defense in "thetitle game against Tehachapi, allowing the Warriors but four rushingyards. The'Soorpions (11-1-1 for the season) scored a 15-3 upset toend Tehaohapi's dream of a perfect season. The Warriors ended 13-1.

AWARDS PROGRAM SCHEDUIED IN CULVER CI'lY! SAT. JAN. 23

The 45th Annual First Interstate B~ Athletic Foundation FootballAwards Program will be held on Saturday morning, Jan. 23 aot the Culver City !t1em­arial Auditorium for players named to tile Div. IV all-star team. Coaches of hon­ored players will also be invited to a"ttend along with members of -the Foundationselection board, schools admin1s1irators and collegiate coaching staffs. Playerswill be presented with beautiful Foundation framed scrolls and medallions.

DIVISICN IV - DESERl' ~ & INIAND ex.tD'ERENCE - 1981

OFFENSIVE TEAM*iWR DAVID~ MARY STAR 5'9 175 sr

WR TOM CIRIACKS CABPINTERIA 6'3 180 SrT-END JEFF ELEf ~ 6'3 180 srTAaLE MII<E PAU4ER MARY STAR 6'4 230 SrTACRLE JOHN :ROSE VERBUM DEI 6' 240 SrGUARD STEVE Tl'1'lNIGi 29 PAIMS S'll 190 SrGUARD JIM MARrIN MIRAL'ES'l'E 6'2 2QS SrCEN!'ER DAVID SMITH NEEDLES 5'11 190 SrBACK CARI:DS~ ATASCADER) ssg 170 SrBACK RICHARD Gi!NN VERBUM DEI 5'10 200 Sr

i-. BACK PAT CUSACK ST. JOSEPH 5'9 1.:0 srBACK CHRIS RIDOUT M:IH\LES'l'E 6' 1B~ SrBACK R)N OOLI'I'J.'I ST. BGlAV!NTURE 5'l~ l~"O SrBACK RENNY lm..r..IAMS VALLF..Y CHRIS'1'IAN 5'9 160 srBACK RUSTY COFFELT WHrrJ.'IER CHRISTIAN 5'9 160 JrKICKER RON GEYER CNl'ARIO CHRIS'l'IAN 5'9 170 Sr

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'[fINE SHl'.I:Jtl'1 JP!"~-nCH BOIOl 6'2 215 Sr;.·rNE DUANE PET.:..'I'rr TEHACHAPI 6'4 220 SrLINE lXlUG D'J.\MBK)G1() RIO MESA 6'2 205 SrLINE BILL BARRIOS ATAamDERO 5'10 188 SrLINE DAVE S'.l'.EmAI(E PERRIS 6'1 215 SrLINE PHIU..IP WILSON ~ 6' 200 SrBACKER ERIK BlON BBE:DIREN 6'1 205 srjACKER roNALD MANU DESERl' 5'11 185 Jr~ACI<ER WILL STIPANOVIQI MARY STAR 6'4 228 SrBACKER JIM ELLIS REIXJm) 6'3 230 Sr~CK I<EVIN MARrIN RIM OF THE N:>RLD 5'11 170 Sr:MCK JOHN FRY RIO MESA 5'10 160 Sr:MCK JOCK Ja3FS DESERl' 6 160 srBACK DON YOUNG gr. JCSEPH (8M) 6'3 180 sr'-~ACK BENJY S'1'OEBNER TEHACHAPI 5'11 170 Sr~.iA(]( CPAIG HALVEBSQ\T M:IH\LES'l'E 6"1 175 SrT3ACI: EDl~~..RD AI.J.:EN VEJ:U3UM DEI 6'1 185 Sr?'tJN':IER TRENT MORGAN SERRA 611 170 Jr.*+ 1st Team sel.ecticn 1980 - Mary Star Div III* 1st. Team selection 1980 .

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ATHLETIC FOmIDATION llLL-LOS .ANGELES CITY FOOTBALL TEAM, HVtDED BY DIVISION

PLAYER OF THE YEAR GREG B.P1.TTLE. BOB DYER OF CANOGA PARK fJJD EDDIE rz-IIS OFVA1J i'fUYS, \·1HOSE TF..JJ."JS TIED FOR THE 3-A DIVISION CROl'll~ (13-13), \aJERE ACCORDED CO-PlJ\.YER OF

TIE YEAR JIONORS m DIVISION 3-A f lmILE GAJtF'IELD LThi'EB.A.CI04'..J{ BOB GAZl\1ARAIlIAN \-JAS THE FOUNDA­

TIO!'! BOARD'S CHOICE AS PLAYER OF THE YEAR llJ DDlISIOl'-J 2-A. ALTIIOUGH rJwps T~IERE SELECTED IN

EACrl OF THE CITY'S TrlREE DIVISIONS, CO~1BINED TEAtwIS "/ERE N.Al'1ED CO!'@RISED OF PLA.YERS FROlv1 EACH

DIVISION.Fifty-seven players representing 25 Los Angeles City high'schools have been

named to t,'h.e 1981 All-ei ty Team•••• two teams on offense and two on d.efense. Carson IIighSchool, winner of the Harbor Le'ague title and runner-up to Bannj.ng in the 4-.l\ Division Play­off, led the city parade placing eight players on the honor terums ••• four on offense and fouron defen~e. 4-A Division champion B~~ning (21-14 winner over Carson in the City finale)landed six performers, two offensively and four on the defense. Both Banning and Carson fin­ished the season 11-1.

FIRST TEAr,! RLL-CITY PLAYER,S HOlfORED II~ C~VER CITY orJ SATURD.l\Y, JAI-J. 23

All members of this year's All-Los Angeles City First Team -- both offenseand defense -- will be honored in special ceremonies on Saturday morning, Jan. 23at Culver City Memorial Auditol"ium. Firs ~t team players, their coe,ches f high schooladministrators and membersoof the press ••• along with collegiate cOllches •••will beinvited to attend the 1+5th annual awards progrrum.

First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation framed scroll awards \~ill be pre­sented to all first team players and championship coaches, while traditional bronzemedallion awards will go to'Players o~ the Year.

Greg Battle, 4-..~ IvWI', returns from a second-team linebacl{ing spo-t in 19BOoBattle registered over 100 tackles and assists in 12 games. He led coach Chris Ferragamo:fsPilots to lrins over San Fernando (45-7), Gardena (44-7) and Carson (21-11~) for the title.The Colts had defeated the Pilots 1}-12 during the season to stop a 3O-.eame Banning winstreak.

Canoga Park fullback Bob Dyer carried 119 times for 764 yards and 11 TDs &.wi th 36 PATs s cored a city-high 102 points. Co-l'.wP in Dive }-A Eddie Lewis carried 151 t.imesfrom his tailback post for 1,058 yards and 14 TDs. ·

Garfield, }-O l.vinne~ over Jordan for' the 2-A ·Division cro~m, is representedby two players on this year's city team with one, linebacker Bob Gazmararian named divisionMVP. Bob had over 140 tackles and assists, plus 15 sacks and five interceptions.

In }-A Division championship play Canoga Park and Van Nuys shared the title,the championship game ending 13-13_ Last year the \'lolves tied \nth I'Jarbonne for divisionlaurels 11~-14.

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1981 ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY FOCIrBALL TEAM SELECTIONS

.FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

SECOND TEAM OFF~NSE

WR STEPHEN BAKER twm:,TONT-END scarr STEPHEN MANUAL ARrSWR KENNY NOORE SOUTH GATEWR DEKiIN :HENDEBSON NARBONNETACKLE RUDY SALAZAR WILSONTACKLE t'ITTl,IE DAVIS CRENSHAWGUARD PAT Ct.JRl'IN CANClG\ PARKGUARD BRUCE FISHER MANUAL ARI'SCENTER JAMF$ JACKSON IOCKEBACK NED Jm.1ES GRANTBACK + CIARENCE NELSON JEFFERSONBACK BILL BLUHr4 CANOGA PARKBACK CHRIS SHUGARS JORDANBACK CRAIG AUSTIN PALISADESKICRER ROBER!' STEINBERG PALISADES

** 1st Team 1980 + 2nd Team 1980

T-END ROBER!' TUCKERWR ALBERl' BELLWR AI, WASHINGTONt.vR +Kt"1ANTE HAMP'l'ONTACKLE JEFF BREGELTACXLE** r4)NTEL BRYANTGUARD ** CHRIS .MATAUGUARD + PAUL NEWELLCE2\lTER ~; BRANAOOBACK JOHN l·DREN:>BACK + EDDIE LEWISBACK BOB DYERBACK CHARLES. WEBBBACK LLOYD HAWlHORNEKICKER EFNIE VILLARREAL

PALISADESCRENSHAWCARSONVAN NUYSRENNEDY

. BANNINGCARSONBANNINGGARFIELD~!

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5'8 145 Sr6'3 220 Sr6'0 185 Sr5'8 160 Sr6 t 3 255 Sr6'0 240 Jr6'2 185 Sr6'3 230 Sr6'1 225 Sr6'1 175 Sr5 1 6 160 sr6'3 190 Jr'6 1.1 170 Sr6 11 170 Sr5'11. 175 Sr

198·1 ALL-IDS ANGELFS CITY BOARD OF~ 1981

Rudy Aversa, Northeast Newspapers Eric sondheirrer,. Valley NewsQlris Baker, los Angeles Tines Mike Sprague, So.. cal PublishersJerry crowe, SOUth Bay Daily Breeze Jeny ~ei.ner, L.A. City SChoolsRob Fernas, san Pedro News-Pilot Bill Schroeder, 'Chai rman. .,Stig Jantz, Valley News Buddy Dyerr secretaryrJ1i.ke Renn.edy, M?n1ber at large Pat Donnelly, RecorderJerry Reigal, Santa lmica OUtlook

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+ GREG BATrLE** DEXTER J.BJY

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** TOM RUBY

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** 1st Team 1980 + 2nd Team 1980LOS AN~ CITY PLAYERS OF THE YEAR • • • 1970 - 1981

1970 Anthony Davis, san Fe111ando 1977 Stanley Wilson, Banning 4ADana Potter, Granada Hills Ron Cuccia, Wilson 3A

1971 Vince Ferragamo, Banning 1978 stanley Wilson, Banning 4A1972 Randy Garcia, Wilson Steve Clarkson.,. Wilson 3A1973 Kevin COle, Gardena 1979 Michael Alo, Banning 4A

Dwight Ford, Bell Darrt31 Hopper, carson 4A1974 Kenny MJore, san Fexnando Denilis Pay, Chatsworth 3A1975 Kevin tvilli~l\S, San Jte:rnando 4A Chri.s laFountaine, Verdugo Hills 2A

Charles l'Jhi:te, San Fenl(:)~~~~') 4A 1980 l1Lcl"llvl' Alo, Banning 4AKenny r~tx>:re·, San. Fernanau 4A Danny Andrews, Banning 4AFDn Cuccia, Wilson 3A Mike~, Van Nuys 3A

1976 Freerran f~Neil, Barming 4A Darrell Divinity, Jol:dan 2ARon Cuccia, Wilson 3.£\ 1981 Greg Battle, Banning 4A

Bob D1rer, canoga Park 3AEddie !ewis, Van Nuys 3ABobby GazIrararian, Garfield 2A

Scot t Stephen Ht1nual Arts G' ';" (\'"Fcrnt::.ndo Trevino Franklin 6' 1" ?l~:)

Geoff Viest Hamil ton G' u" ;,:(~~

Gus 3 tal''\ropoulos Be lmon t .5 ' (fl' 1(.:5Bruce Fisher Manual Arts h' 5" ? j~)

Ken HO'I'Jard Hnnulll Arts 6' .3}1;" (:!f:)

Joey Ortiz Un i versi ty 5' 0" 1 liCSte I,nen Baker Hamil ton .5 ' 811 1It:>Andre\v Jackson K~lc.lzll Arts :j' '10" 1 (j~i

Darryl Garibay Frn..'1.klin 5'101' 155Chris Darrington Manual Arts 5' 10" 175Tony Nickerson University 5'9" 1G5DouGlas Mancia Franklin 5'9" 150.

Offensive Player of the Year - Andrew JacksonFirst Team Defense - All-Pac 6 League

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R Danny Jorde.n Sylmar Sr 5-9 160 DB Greg Holt Reseda Sr 5-10 170R Tony Bordeur "ffi Sr 5-9 155 1)13 Romen Butler VH Sr 6-1 1£0I{ l.nthony Vasquez . Grant Jr 5-10 165 1)]3 Ed\-:in Clirnons Dorsey Sr 5-9 160

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11' Chris Hor1ins Grant Jr 5-9 160 L:8 Rpy P<:~rrillo VB Sr 6-1 ;903 Rocky SheT\·,cca Sylme.r Sr 5-9 180 113 Gx'eg Baets V'B Sr 6-2 185B Kevin c;.u;-rles :Dorsey Sr 5-10 185 LB Randy Keil VH Sr 6-4 190:B Huey J2.ckson Dorsey Jr 5-9 160 113 D2vid Tomilin Grc-nt Sr 5-8 175F Kei th J C!:0:~ V1I Sr 6-0 165 DL Decn Dic;l Dorsey Sr 6-1 -175

\.i ~. :Bill Cunr:ir:cnc::m Reseda Sr 6-5' 270 DL Eichc:el Innis Reseda Sr 6-1 lEOOL Roy TIock'oJell Reseda Jr 5-10 180 DL Darrin Freelow ]Jorsey Sr 5-9 165OL Leor:e.rd Eoorer LA Sr 6-2 215 DL r-:ark LdC?me VII Sr 5-9 185L ~ De;-n Cshiro VH Jr 5-10 175 DB Se.lvino Lev!is LA Sr 6-1 180TE loren Vlctcry Gr2nt Sr 6-4 218 :DB Paul Robinson Dorsey Sr 6-3 '-,\c,

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1981 FP~~ LEAGtJE - ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

v:R I€qgie tvErtinv!R cerwin Henderson~-D1d Ben EercoviciTackle Cbris Russell~ackle Sh&vnJonesGuard Jake fuvioGuard Fbbert r-tillerCenter Janes JacksonBack Joe KellyBack Brian SirP.sBack. Clarence NelsonBack Josh JohnsonKicker Zoran \\ikctich

JeffersonNarronneFairfaxNarbonneSan PedroNarronneFairfaxLockeJefferson~estcr.ester

JeffersonFairfaxsan Pedro

SECOND TEAM OI'F'lliSE

WR Janes Pruitt~1R Ibn JohnsonT-End Eric Bro\\no-Line ~ti.ke r.boreo-Line JirP. Lockeo-Line Paul ColcJrnanBack Cory CorruthersBack Fcdney NelsonBack Jolm ~izuno

Back Ditanyon JohnsonBack Darnell O1ristIran

C'effersonLockeNarbonnEJeffersonT'JestchesterFairfaxLockeJefferson~arronn€

FairfaxLocke

Offensive Play~~ of the Year - Joe Kelly

FIRST 'rEAr-! DEFENSE

refensive Plnver of the Year - f"ike Johrlson

Line Nick FiarrengoLine Soon JanqTine Kelvin JohnsBacker Dion GrahamEacker Steve F..a.leBacker ~att r-bnrcyBacker Nichael JohnsonBacker Walter ColeBack Ken 'PetomyDack David JohnsonBack Andre HarrisBack carlton Henderson

San PedroNarl:onnelDckeNarbonneFairfaxsan PedroJeffersonJeffersonLockewestchesterJeffersonLocke

SECCl\1J) TEAM DEFENSE

Line Curt JepsenLine Scott 'VlilliarnsLine Pete TuiasosopoLine rerrick GriggsBacker D:3.nrin PetersonBacker Darren FlournoyBacker Eugene TaylorBack. Richard HanptonBack Fay CoronaBack Ran SrottBack David lI.cNeilBack Otis campbell

NarbonneSan Pedrosan PedroLockeNarronneFairfaxFairfaxJeffersor.San PedroJeffersonNarronneWestchester

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·.ild Jarres washingtonF...:n.c Gill:ert J1..yala· "~End Tony Alvarez'I' Pierre Pinkney

Beto lJ'Dnarrezl-:;uard Janes JohnsonGuard Vince GallegosCent rt'artin GranadoQB C1lris Shugars::a.ck Vernon SingletonEack Vince Ibdriquez"lck George PerM.Kicker carlos ~jia

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Offensive Player of the Year - Chris Shugars

I _l-ST TEAM DEFENSE

·.ine Howard Ibbinson JordanLine ....lex Yozasky Huntington ParkT me Curtis Taylor lboseveltl:.dcker I.eAnthony Stansberry JordanRn.cker Lean Musgrove Jordan..dcker Ignacio Gutierrez Huntington parkHacker Art canpos Rcosevelt:.-:.=tcker E~b G3.zrrararian QrrfieldBacker Bryan G3.ino Lincolnrack I:arryl Cain Jordan1:ack Keith Eolcroan JordanPack C'£orge ~lclrum Huntington ParkIunter Lean Alvarado Lincolnl:efensive Player of the Year - James 'Washington

SEX:OND ~1 - OFFENSE

End Mmuel Iandozini RooseveltEnd VJ.chael Baeke JordanEnd Rudy Casarez GarfieldLine Dancy Acol:x:> Eagle RocklJ.ne An.gel Ferguson MarshallLine John Barrios Huntington ParkLine Andre r:elatorre Roosevelt.Line Issac Johnson JordanBack Fa:ylrond Sarerville JordanBack Carlos AY..ala GarfieldBack Falph Pineoa PDoseveltBack Grry Musenhirrer Eagle Rock

SECOND 'IEA.H - DEFENSE

Backer Armando EennudezEacker v7i llie PerezBacker Eddie HernandezBacker Eric NakarrariaBack Eichard GreenBack George ValenzuelaBack Jesus SoteBack Chris Allen

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Iee. Albert Bell Crenshaw 6' 165 SrPee. Kenneth ~bore South Gate 6'1 185 SrFee. lbbert Tucker Palisades 6'4 230 Srcent. Erick Gray Crenshaw 6'2 205 SrLine Torrey Payne Crenshaw 6' 185 SrLine Willie Davis Crenshaw 6' 240 JrLine Adam ravidson Palisades 6' 185 Sr:..ire Rudy Salazar rli1son 6'3 255 SrBack Uoyd Hawthorne Crenshaw 5'9 185 SrF:ack Craig Austin Palisades 6'1 170 SrBack l:M1ight Lee South Gate 5'10 185 SrBack sam Johnson South Gate 6' 170 SrKicker Ebbert Steinberg Palisades 5'11 175 Sr

Offensive Player of the Year - Albert Ee11

FIRST '.rEAM - DEFENSE

Line M:1vin Trahan Palisades 5'11 220 SrLine Javies ~e1 South Gate 5'5 170 SrLine Ted ~ten Venice 6'2 195 SrLine Vernon Hicks Palisades 6'1 185 SrEacker rexter levy Crenshaw 6' 185 SrPacker Joe Taylor Venice 6'2 210 SrBacker Ken Anderson Crenshaw 6'3 195 SrBacker A1 .f\bsqueda vJi1son 5'8 170 JrBack Ed Hulbert Crenshaw 5'10 150 JrB3ck Allen Illster Palisades 6'3 175 SrBack Oscar Cross South Gate 6' 165 SrBack Ricky t-t=Fadden Ee11 5'11 160 Sr

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Ree. !Obert lA!ales Crenshaw 6' 170 SrFee. Troy Banks Palisades 6'2 175 JrFee. IEnny .MJnasez tvi1son 5'11 160 JrLine Greg I.eograndes Palisades 5'9 165 Jrline Frank Arrida Fouth Gate 6'4 225 SrLine 1bman Parker ~uth Gate 5'10 199 SrLine 1-'Jartin Cooper Palisades 6'3 230 SrLine Fandy Mitchum Pell 6'0 175 SrPack Anthony l\Ibrris Crenshaw 5'11 185 SrBack Hendley Hawkins Crenshaw 5'11 170 JrBack Richard Porschia Palisades 6'1 187 SrBc.ck Kenny Moore Wilson 6'4 205 Jr

S~1) TEAM - DEFENSE

Line Kelvin F.arden Crenshaw 6' 250 SrLine larry :Arriola Bell 6' 208 SrLine ravid Boyd South Gate 5'8 160 SrBacker 1-"'arsha11 Hennington Palisades 6'1 195 SrBacker Ibger Alvarez South Gate 5'5 158 JrBacker I:errick Canty Venice 6'1 205 SrBacker Fay lopez Wilson 5'8 160 SrP.ack Robert calderon Wilson 5'11 160 SrEack Orris Wiaeek Venice 6'1 170 SrBack Tralasky Trass Palisades 5'11 165 JrBack Kevin Alexander Crenshaw 5'9 175 Jrlack I:evin lee South Gate 5'11 160 Sr

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Player of the Year - Jeff Bregel

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

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Line Orme ZVvaneveld canoga Park 6'5 250 Srline Jeff Q)ronea fbnroe 5'11 185 Srline Paul Juliano Van lJuys 5'11 268 SrFacker John Thcmas Binningharn 6'3 218 SrEacker Mike Srnith ~nroe 6'0 195 SrEdc¥.:.er '!harr-as Jack Polytechnic 5'10 175 JrBacker fteve P€Iljcnrin Van ~Juys 5'11 178 SrE3.cker j:~an Qring canoga Park 5'11 190 Srl'':<ick r·1.ke Duran l'~o. Holl~ 5'2 140 SrPa.ck L.c. Echc,ls Binningham 6'3 180 Sr! .~ck Lyle Pickens Binningham 5'11 165 SrBack Luis .Mcronald canoga Park 5'10 172 Sr

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ALL-HARBOR LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM

Flrst-Team Offense

WR--DaVld Fulcher <F), 6-3, i9S, Sr.'w R- - A I Wa .5 h i n 2 ton <C ), 6 - 1, 165, Jr.

TE--Eric McKee (B), 6-4, 215, Jr.

C--Juniar Seui (e), 5-9,240, Sr.

L-'-Mantel Bryant (B), 6-3, 225, Sr.

L--Chri5 ~1atau (C), 6-4, 225, Sr.L·· -Scott Takahasklhi '(G), 5-9, 175, Sr.L·· - Pa u I New a I I (B ), 6 - 2, 225, Sr.E _. J 0 hn M'p r en 0 (C), 6 - 1, 2°0, Sr.

B--Ronnle Barber <B), 5-11, 160, Jr.

E·· •Ch a r I e 5 We b b (G), 6 -1, 218, Jr.B--Miles Clark (e), 5-1(), 180, Sr.

S~~ond-Team Offense

WR--Martin Rudolph (B), 5-10, 155, Sr.WR--Jack Owens (E), 6-3, 180, Sr.

. TE·--Harvey Allen (F>, 6-3, 195, Sr.

C--C·hris Manzo (B), 5-10, 205, Sr.

L--Jose Carbonnel (E), 6-1; 200, Sr.

L - - Dar yiP u I J 1 am (W), :5 - 11, 225, Sr.L--James White (F), 6-3,205, Sr.'

L- - Joe Men d 0 z a (C)·, 5 - 10 , 230, Jr.B- -.M ark Jon e 5 (B), .5 - 10, 175, Jr.B--Joe Wilso,n (C)~ 5-10, 205, Jr.B--Mac Roath ·(G'> , 5~8, 160, S,r.

B--Andre Norris C.,F>., 5-8,165, Sr.

First-Team Defen5e

L--DaMon Perry (C), 6-5, 240, Sr.

L--LafonThomp50n (B), 6-1, 180, Sr.

L--Dwayne Moore (B), 6-0, 220, Sr.

L--Tau I au Tupua (B), 5-11, 235, Sr.

LB - - Gr e E!. Bat tie (B), 6 - 2, 2 00, 5 r •

LB - - Siii v a Va i fan u a (C), 5 - 11 , .~ 90, ~ rLB--Mike Sau5au (C), 6-1, 220, Sr.

LB '- - Eve ret t e Wad e (G), 6 - 0, 200, Sr.

B--DoU2 Judee (C), 6-4, 205, Sr.

B- - Rob e r t B I 0 e (G), 5 - 7, 15 5" J r

B--Donald Brown (C), 6-0, 16~, Sr.

B--Jeff Simon (E), 6-0, 160." Sr"

Second-Team Defense

L--Richard Atkinson <C), 6-4, 195, Sr.L--Merkle Williams (8), 6-1,19(" Jr •

L--Derrek Pearson (B), 6-2, 210, Sr.L--JerrY Smith (F), 6-3,230, Sr.LB - - Tit u 5 J a c k son (G), 6 - 3, 205, Sr.

LB--Juan Corne II (B), 6-1, 205, Sr.LB--Edwin Siliea (C), 5-11, 200, Sr.

LB--RodneY Eason (F), 5-9, 185, Sr.

B--AnthonY Lewis (F), 5-7, 160, Sr.

B--Gree Wa I ker (W), 5-9, 165, Sr.

B--Jeff. Coates (C), 6-0, 170, Jr.B--Everette Campbe II (B), 5-11, 160, _.

Off. Player of the Year--John Morer'K . k e r - - Ern i e Vi I la r rea I (C -), 5 - 7, 145, Sr.De fa P I aYe r 0 f the Yea r - - Gr e E! Bat t.Pun t e ,r - - Ch .r i s ,M a t ,a JJ 1.( C), 6 - 4, 225, 5 r •