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

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Paul Craig whispers soothing words of victory into the ear of Eddie Keyes. Losing by a touchdown at halftime, the Monarchs played inspired ball for the remain- ing two quarters. With San Diego driving for an obvious touchdown, the Valley team tossed up a rugged goal-line stand, with Tom Ny and Mike Finnigan making key tackles. Valley drove to score in the fourth quarter, but missed the extra point. San Diego led, 7-6, andiit looked as if they were on their way to their first conference win of 1962. Not satisfied with a mere one point lead, however, San Diego's Dan Helzer fired a pass intended for his left end. It never reached its target as defensive halfback Eddie Keyes picked off the aerial and ran 48 yards behind perfect blocking to score. Valley scored a two-point conversion on the next play, and successfully held off the final Knight drive to win, 14-7. If head coach George Ker's halftime talk had anything to do with the game's outcome, Valley won their 1962 Homecoming game for their fans, fans that had sat through 17 straight losses with their team. Spirit can sometimes do strange things-last fall it made a football team. Coach Ker in a long awaited moment of Peace with the world