Alisal High School - Trojan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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Qneen machine Dnoves A A new record was established at this year's 1972 Jamboree team by none other than the fantastic Alisal Varsity football squad. The Trojan Green Machine for the first time in the history of the Jamboree won for the third consecutive time the Jamboree Football trophy. ln the first game of the night the Alisal gang creamed the Vikings by beating them 12 to 1. lt was a much different story when the Trojans met Salinas High. The Cowboys broke the Green Machine by a 2 to 1 victory over the Trojans. North Salinas proved to be a bit tougher as they edged out the Trojans 4 to 2 in their rematch of the night. In the final game of the night, Alisal didn't seem to be bothered by their earlier defeat to the Salinas High Cowboys as they sprang back to beat them 5 to 2 to clench the title. Two words that described the teams' feelings that night were Far-Out! For the regular season, Alisal was ranked number two in the division in total defense and team defense and achieved the number two team in the Southern Division of the M.B.L. But, as the saying goes, When you're number two you try harder! The Trojans had 989 yards on the ground, led by Leon Scott's 440, 269 by Davey Dew, and 258 by Mark Domingo lThe Terrible Trioi. Danny Ross accounted for all of the Alisal passing yardage and led the division in all passing categories, except completion percentage. He completed 44 of 92 attempts for 694 yards with four touchdowns and six interceptions. Ross's passes usually wound up in the hands of Alex Pardo. Rick Lazzerini was second in the division with 17 receptions while Pardo was third with three. Well, what are the words that can describe a team like the one we had this year at Alisal? Far-Out! ' 519.5 -O of Sgoty but ru C Y 15 J tgtgiiipi -4 N 5,1--,, thizeat in mBl i ,., 1 yvf- , , yi- ,,., 'wx --a w,'i:a,2if.a , , ,, W L., 1 I ' +Ml?QQ??13ilQES:'Li2f QUT W W Y will Q, r 1 an 2 , .Enix 'l.?5f43xi'1i'l!ii25E M, 'YT ' i ' T ' I-t--.fe:a.sw..,. mt., 1 fs .V -..,, Nw- , 151 V1.yif.ii f 4 .. ff , . -v-syiifitlaw 1 . ,,.,. kia 4, ,y ' wgirz'-Zlfizigftg Alisal ,iyg Mission 1 20 i Alisal Zi? .Watsonville 6 Alisal ,A y,,. ,gsgnza ,ir Qruz o Alisal sfiftzlal liii' 3 36 Alisa: 8 Alisal if 6 Alisal f Grove 13 . Aliifilf Z 'i iNi6rthiHi9h i 25 ,. - A if M K 1 . T 4532915 it Row 1 Bill Dew, Alex Pardo, Steve Bowers, Mike Ruiz, Earl Escobar, Robert Perez, Jim Morrison, Chris Bernal, Mike Madriga, Mark Domingo, Bruce Fonner, Ed Elkins lmanagerl Row 2 Earl Cook, Bill Diaz, Lloyd Morrish, Earl Parkinson, Bill Dean, Kenzo Vonemitzu, David Dew, Alvis Harrington, Jerry Woodrow, Larry Ingram, Steve Forrest, Dominic Marquez, David Ceja Row 3 Carlos Jacobo, Clint Sindell, John Marsala, Mark Thorton, Steve Crain, Dan Ross, Mark Hoskins, Bob Pearcey, Jeff Savage, Bill Smith, Rick Lazzerini, Ernie Amparano, Leon Scott ,v . . x g T Q g,. 4 , X . ti . I Ea x g 1 XRS Wag 34 31 85 as 4 .,,,.',,' feats