Los Angeles Valley College - Crown Yearbook (Valley Glen, CA)

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lT'S MINE, GO AWAY-Roger Marshall 1311 appears to be the lost one to touch the ball. Marshall iniured his ankle during the exhibition season and the loss of the promising rookie was felt the remainder of the season. .lack Hirsch, f . Roger Marshall, f . Oliver Carter, g . Lloyd Higgins, c . Allan Walsby, c . Ted Fish, g . . . Keith Buchanan, f . Tom Eggelston, g . Neil Jensen, f . Bob Avants, g . . Mike Violette, g . Gary Gerhardt, g . Steve Runyon, c . Carens Melton, f . Gaylord Smith, g . Valley Totals . Opponents Totals Non-Conference . Conference . Season . . FG 172 31 96 91 71 62 72 62 48 64 24 4 10 1 0 829 756 G 17 14 31 FT 135 20 78 56 25 31 52 13 27 32 8 9 7 2 O 481 614 W 8 5 13 Pts. 464 79 270 233 167 155 126 135 126 160 53 21 22 4 0 2126 2175 L 9 9 18 Avg. 15.0 6.1 9.6 8.3 6.0 5.7 4.5 4.8 4.5 5.3 3.8 1.3 1.0 0.7 0.0 68.4 70.1 Pct. .471 .357 .419 SAMBA ANYONE?-Tom Eggleston 1291 wonders iust what is going on around him. Played in the Monarch gym, this game with El Camino ended in a free-for-all. l29

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CAPTAlN'S HONOR - Steve Matthews, cross country ace, is presented with the Captain's Award at the Sports Awards Banquet by Coach Charlie Mann. Harriers Race For Victories Valley's Cross Country squad, which was heralded as the fastest cross country squad in Valley's history, finished a disappointing fifth in the conference standing last season. Starting the season with only two experienced runners, Angelo Corallis and Walt Lewis, Coach Charlie Mann molded a team from a group of the most pub- licized high school graduates to attend Valley in its ten-year history. Topping this high school list was Steve Matthews, Hollywood High School miler who placed fourth in the state finals in the mile in his last season at Hollywood. As the season progressed, Matthews, who had been posting good times in all his races, had to drop out of competition due to a pain- ful back iniury. Matthews iniury and lack of solid material was too much to overcome last season.