AIL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL SELECTIONS FOR 1939

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1 From: HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION, 401 W. M. Garland Building, Los Angeles AIL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL SELECTIONS FOR 1939 * * * * AIL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL F I R S T TEAM POS. P L A Y E R T E A M HEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS R E M A R K. F JACK TWEEDIE,.., Banning... 6' Sr. Outstand. Scorer Avg. F GEORGE METKOVJCH.. Fremont... 6* Sr, Off, & Def. threat. 14.Avg. C RICHARD LINDSLEY.. Eagle Rock.. 6' Sr. Brilliant Shot. 23 Ft.Avg. G JAMES SEMINOFF... Roosevelt.. 6' Sr. Strong on Def. Avg, 10 Pts. G JOE OLIVER...,. Hollywood.. 5' Sr. Shines on Def. Team Player COMMENT: The All-Los Angeles City High School Team for 1939 has no apparent weakness, for it is a high-scoring machine and carries an abundance of defensive strength. Proof that the squad has unusual offensive power is the fact that its five players, together, ( based on their past season performances ) would be able to amass a total of better than 68 points PER GAME! Lindsley is the scoring sensation, having chalked up 306 points this year. He tallied 45 pts. against Verdugo Hills, and accounted for 33 and 28 points in other games. Lindsley would be given plenty of support in the basket shooting division from Jack Tweedie end George Metkovich, a pair of sharp-shooting eces. Seminoff, at guard, is a brilliant player both on offense and defense, He is, perhaps, the standout player ( all-around ability ) of the City- League Basketball season of 1939, Oliver is an exceptional defensive man, is alert, aggressive, and noted for his splendid TEAM play. * * * * AIL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL S E C O N D T E A M POS. PLAYER TEAM HEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS REMARK F CLIFF HIRSCH... Washington... 6* Sr. Good Shot. Exc. Defense. F VINKO MATULICH., San Pedro... 5'llJ 170 Sr. Accurate Shot. All-around C JOHN FRYER... Fairfax.... 6' Sr. High S core r. Def, ace. G DICK LUNTZ... Bell 5' Sr. Rugged. Good hot. Def. G PAUL STAPLES... Fairfax..., 6' Sr. Aggressive husky.pt.getter * * * * ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL T H I R D T E A M POS. PLAYER TEAM HEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS REMARK F EUGME ROCK... Hunt. Park.. 5' Jr. Outstanding on Offense. F MAJOR BANKS... Van Nuys,.. 5' Soph. Clever, high scoring ace. C JOHN BAGDANOFF... Roosevelt... 6' Sr. Good Shot. Ball Handler. G HARVEY CLUTTER... Banning.... 6' Sr. Strong at ell departments. G DAVID FLYNN... Jefferson... 5' Sr. Fine passer and def.player SPECIAL NOTE: This release is for Thursday AFTERNOON, February 9th, i A N D Friday MORNING, February 10th.

2 Fro^i: HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION, 401 W. M. Garland Building, Los Angeles -- ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL SELECTIONS FOR 1939 I FOR RELEASE: WED. FEB. 8. * * * * ALL-WESTERN LEAGUE F I R S T T E A M 1939 POS»_ P L A Y E R T E A M. HEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS R E M A R K F LINDSEY THOMPSON.. Hollywood... 5' Sr. Fine Shot, Passer. 101 Pts, F BOB ROHRER University.. 5' Sr. Fast. Clever Shot. 108 Pts. C JOHN FRYER Fairfax.... 6' Sr. Tip-in ace. All-around. G PAUL STAPLES.... Fairfax.... 6' Sr, Xlnt Shot. Defensive star. G JOE OLIVER Hollywood...5* Sr. Good in all Depts. Team.pl. COMMENT: The All-Western League Team is a strengthy unit, for it possesses unusual scoring power, speed end a strong defense. Thompson, Rohrer and Staples make up a high-scoring trio, while Fryer and Oliver are not far behind in their ability to toss baskets. The All-Western is blessed with a couple of guards, Staples and Oliver, who rank with the best that the Western League has produced in several years. **** *LL-WESTERN LEi^GUE SECOND TEAM ALL-WESTERN LEAGUE FIRST TEHM, l F JACK GARLAND.... Dorsey F Penn Hollywood, F ERNIE HANDELSMAN... Fairfax F Rohrer University i C EARLE WALKER,... = Hamilton C Ballif Fairfax G NAT MACKEVETT.... University G- Sketchley... Hollywood! G J.D. BRYANT..",.. Dorsey G Lowe.... Fairfax i * * * * ALL-SAN FERNnNDO VALLEY LEAGUE F I R S T T E A M POS. P L A Y E R T E A M HEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS R E M A R K F MAJOR BANKS.... Yan Nuys,,... 5' Soph. Unusual Shot. 141 Pts. F KENNETH BOENER.. North Hollywood 5' Sr. Fine all-around Player*Shot C RICHARD LINDSLEY, Eagle Rock... 6 f Sr. Avg. 23 Points Per Game! G NATHAN MARTIN... San Fernando.. 5 f Sr. Small but mighty. Def.Shot G MIKE YUROSEK... Van Nuys..,. 6' Sr. Strong on Def. Accurate Sh, COMMENT: Pity the opposing squad that might tangle with the All-San Fernando Valley League mythical aggregation'. With such uncanny basket tossers as Lindsley, Banks, Boerner, Martin end Yurosek in the All-San Fernando Valley lineup 5 an adversary quintet would be constantly kept in "hot water," Lindsley tallied 306 points during the past sn..establish ing r City-Lengue record in that respect. He also set r City-League mark for one game, registering 45 points against Verdugo Hills ALL-SAN FERNANDO LEAGUE SECOND TEAM 1958 ivll-san FERNANDO LEAGUE 1st TEAM F RICHARD NOHLES.... Yerdugo Hills F Christopher.... Eagle Rock F MAURICE HELLNER,. Canogr Park F Boerner.... No. Hollywood C BILL REEYES...., Yan Nuys C Lindsley... Eagle Rock G BILL BAIRD No. Hollywood G Haley Yan Nuys. G LYNN GRaTE, No. Hollywood G Rynearson.... Yan Nuys

3 F: HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION, 401 V\ M. Garland Building, Los Angeles ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL TUESDAY FEB* 7 ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL SELECTIONS FOR 1959 * * * * ALL-SOUTHERN LEAGUE F I R S T TEAM 1939 POS. PLAYER TEAM HEIGHT 1EIGHT CIASS REMARK F EUGENE ROCK... Hunt. Park.. 5' Jr. Exc. Shot. Ayg. 12 Pts. Gm. F GEORGE METKOVICH. Fremont.... 6' Sr. Scored 146 Pts. 10 Games. C BILL CHENARD... Fremont.... 6' Sr. Fine Shot. Ball Handler. G CLLFF HIRSCH... Washington.. 6' Sr. (Fwd.) Defense ace. Scorer, G DAVID FLYNN... Jefferson.. 5* Sr, Rugged Def. player.passer. COMMENT: The All-Southern League unit has an abundance of scoring power, and would give an opponent squad no end of trouble in that connection. The All-Southern also has several defensive strongholds in the forms of Metkovich, Hirsch and Flynn. Hirsch* an outstanding Forward, has been shifted to a guard post because of his defensive ability which was noted by a number of Southern League mentors. Rock, an agile 155 pounder who tosses baskets left-handed, is a hard man to halt within the foul-line. Chenard is always a scoring threat. Metkovich is probably the finest all-around player in the Southern League, **** ALL-SOUTHERN LEAGUE SECOND TEAM ull-southern LEAGUE FIRST TEAM F PETE DOOMANIS..., Manual Arts F Davis Manual Arts F ELMER OSBORN..... L.A. Poly E Frealy Fremont C WARREN SANDEL... Hunt. Park C Garland.... Jefferson G REX MCDANIELS... Hunt. Park G Berg Fremont G BOB RIVERA Fremont G Ballard Hunt. Park * * * * ALL-MARINE LEAGUE F I R S T T E A M POS. P L A Y E R T E A M HEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS R E M A R K ^ ^ F JACK TWEEDIE... Banning....6' Sr. Avg Pts. Game.Hand* F VINKO MATULICH.. San Pedro... 5 r ll 170 Sr. Outstand. all-around. C MARTIN LEE... Torrance.... 6* Jr. Avg. 14 Pts. Game. Def. G HARVEY CLUTTER.. Banning... 6' Sr, Leads Team play. Def. Shot. G BEN STANTON... El Segundo... 6' Jr. Def. Floor-man. Good Shot, COMMENT: The All-Marine League aggregation is made up of a group of rangy huskies, and would stack up favorably with any other mythical allleague team. The two forwards and center, Tweedie, Matulich and Lee are consistent scorers as well as strong defensive competitors. Clutter and Stanton, at the guard posts, would be a tough combination to get around, **** ALL-MARINE LEAGUE SECOND TEAM ALL-MAPTNE LEAGUE FIRST TEAM F TOMMY KINCANNON,.. Narbonne F Rafolovich San Pedro F GEORGE RENFRO... El Segundo F Lang... c... Narbonne C DICK FREY Banning C Daly San Pedro G GUIDO ZAMPERINI... San Ped-ro G Gumpert El Segundo, G WILLIAM BUCKLEY... Torrance G Garner Gardena,

4 From: HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION, 401 Mi. to. Garland Building, Los Angeles RELEASE EATE: ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL I? EroBSDA^??' ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL "COACH OF THE YEAR" FOR 1939 * * * * CARROLL LOCKRIDGE, HOLLYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL COACH, CHOSEN FOR HONORS At meeting held at offices of Helms Athletic Foundation, on Wednesday, February 1st, members of ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL selected CARROLL LOCKRIDGE, HOLLYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL COACH, as the LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL "COACH OF THE YEAR." Members of ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL awarded foremost honors to Carroll Lockridge, because of his splendid coaching achievement at Hollywood High School during the past Basketball season. Although Lockridge began the season without a single letterman, he brought his squad through to a Western League championship, winning 10 games and losing 2«Both losses vhich the Redshirts suffered, were by margins of three points or less. In addition to its fine showing in league competition, the Hollywood team won 9 of its 10 practice skirmishes, losing only to Roosevelt, Victories were gained over such squads as Fremont, Marshall, Santa Monica, Manual -^rts, Loyola, Huntington Park and North Hollywood. CARROLL OTTO LOCKRIDGE was born at North English, Iowa on July 10, He attended North English High School, where he starred in Football, Basketball and Track. Carroll was a quarterback on the North English gridiron squad, played a forward position on the Basketball quintet, and competed in high and low hurdles in track competition. He was graduated from North English High School in 1924c Lockridge matriculated at Iowa Wesleyan University, receiving his diploma in 1928, At Iowa Wesleyan, Carroll cavorted as a halfback on the pigskin eleven, and continued his activity in track and field, in the hurdle events. Orofino High School, of Orofino, Idaho, secured the services of Lockridge, as athletic coach, in Carroll coached all sports at Orofino High School for the next three years. His track and field squad won the County championship for three consecutive seasons. Lockridge took up residence at Ely, Nevada in 1932, spending ths next four years as Head Track and Field Coach at White Pine County High School. His team captured the Nevada State Track and Field Meet championship in Carroll "went Hollywood" in 1936, landing at Hollywood High School. There, he took over the duties of Head Basketbell Coach, and has come through with "flying colors." Lockridge's Redshirts have won the Western League Basketball title for the past three years. The past season was considered Carroll's most noteble year of coaching, however, for he beg?n the yepr from scratch, without a single letterman. 9 * * * * BART OXLEY, HUNTINGTON PARK HIGH SCHOOL S P A R T A N S H I E L D SPORTS EDITOR, CHOSEN LOS ANGELES CITY HGIH SCHOOL "SPORTS EDITOR OF THE YEPR," BY ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL. At meeting of ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL, on Wednesday, February 1st, members of the Board selected BART OXLEY, Sports Editor of the HUNTING- TON PARK HIGH SCHOOL SPARTAN SHIELD, as the LOS MGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL "SPORTS EDITOR OF THE YEAR." The selection was made on the basis of "best coverage of Los Angeles City High School Basketball for the 1938-'39 seasonc" BART OXLEY covered Huntington Park High School Basketball in a very complete end interesting manner.

5 From: HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION, 401 UK. M. Garland Building, Los ^-ngeles LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL DIRECTORY FOR 1959 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL COACH STUDENT NEWSPAPER SPORTS EDITOR BANNING- (Wilmington) Mark Sampson-... PORT LIGHT Archie Hartman BELL ( Bell )....,..Noble Waite:... C H I M E S Allen Ennis BELMONT....Raymond Harris... S E N T I N E L... Jack Neff CANOGA PARK....Arvid Nelson..' DORSEY.....Gerald Calhoun... EAGLE ROCK....,.Morey W. Elmore.... DORSEYGRAM Irving Cooper Henry Baer EL SEGUNDO....,Wm. SchlechTe FAIRFAX Ross Bowen... COLONIAL GAZETTE..» Walter Zippel FRANKLIN..... "...Claude Downing... FRANKLIN PRESS.... Jim Greene FREMONT....Ted Coffman.... PATHFINDER James Conroy.Jr. GAEDENA George Freeman... LARK Glynn Burns GARFIELD...':. /...Lester Frederickson,,...,.«HAMILTON Howard Roberts... FEDERALIST Ray Acevedo HOLLYWOOD......Carroll Lockridge.. - N E W S. - Chester Williams HUNTNGTON PARK...R. E.. Squires.... JEFFERSON...,..;.C. A. Duhm SPARTAN SHIELD.... Bart Oxley JEFFERSONIAN Sostenes Yturriege JORDAN.....;. '.Louis MonfeRino... * LINCOLN....Robert Fuhrer» LOS ANGELES....A. W. Hemsath.... BLUE & WHITE.... Bob Thomas MANUAL ARTS....James Armstrong......,... MARSHALL.....Louis Wheeler....» NARBONNE (Lomita)..Wayne Sloss.... GREEN & GOLD.... Harno Yamakido NORTH HOLLYWOOD...C. G. Wrinkle.... Phyllis Yingling POLYTECHNIC C. H. Mahoney.... OPTIMIST,. Bill Hayes RIIS Locke Livernash... R E P O R T E R... Robert Wood ROOSEVELT......J.V. Bud Nash.... ROUGH RIDER... Morris Soroka SAN FERNHNDO......Fred Hinrichs.... WHIRLWIND Bill Lusby SAN PEDRO.Joe H. Berry... FORE f N AFT Pete Yoncich SOUTH GaTE.....Barkham Garner... RAMBLER» Jack Hutsell TORRANCE.Pete Zamperini UNIVERSITY(West L.A.) Jerry Marvin... W'A R R I 0 R.... Nat MacKevett VAN NUYS....,..Barney Quinn... M I R R O R..... Jack Steinbrenner VENICE ,B. F. McFarland... 0 a R S M A N.,.. Richard Cosenza YERDUGO HILLS..,..Perry Seller... LA.YUCCA,.... WASHINGTON.,...,.Ed Carmichael.... S U R V E Y O R... Rommie Fredricks WOODROW WILSON....Don Skinner * * * * * NOTE:.iLL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BQ.JE) OF B^SKETR-iLL and HELMS ATHLETIC FOUND/,TION tpke this privilege to thrnk coaches and sports editors, listed ebove, who have cooperated with /LL SOUTHERN CALIFORNL' BO^iRD OF BJiSKSIB-iLL this year. Their cooperetion in making recommendrtions for plnyers, thereby aiding the Board in selecting ell-league and nil-city Basketball teams, is greatly appreciatedo W. R. ^chroeder, Managing Director HELMS ixthletic FOUNDATION

6 From: ALL SOUTHERI1 CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL FOR 1939 SPECIAL N 0 T I F I C A T I 0 N No. 1 ( January 20, 1939 ) Released by Helms Athletic Foundation, 401 W.M. Garland Bldg., Los Angeles * * * * Following successful operation in 1938, ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL will operate again in The following sports writers have been appointed to serve on ALL SOUTHERN CALIFOMIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL for 1939: ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL FOR 1939 * * OTTO QUIRING Los Angeles Daily News * * JOHN BEEKMAN Los Angeles Evening News * * MAURY POWELL.Los Angeles Examiner * * GEORGE MAIN.... Los Angeles HeraId-Express * * CARL BLUME....» Los Angeles Times * * STANLEY SPEER. Hollywood Citizen-News * * Cooperative Organization: HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION * * * * PLANS OF ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL for 1939 On Wednesday morning, February 1st, at 10 A.M., members of ALL SOUTHERN CALI- FORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL will meet at the offices of Helms Athletic Foundation, for the purpose of selecting All-Los Angeles City High School Basketball Teams, as follows i * * ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL.. FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TEAMS. * * ALL-EASTERN LEAGUE. FIRST and SECOND TEAMS., * * ALL-MARINE LEAGUE... FIRST and SECOND TEAMS. *' * ALL-NORTHERN LEAGUE,. FIRST and SECOND TEAMS. * * ALL-SAN FERNANDO VALLEY LEAGUE.. FIRST and SECOND TEAMS. * * ALL-SOUTHERN LEAGUE. '. FIRST and SECOND TEAMS. * * ALL-WESTERN LEAGUE,. FIRST and SECOND TEAMS. * * * * Selections of ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL for 1939 will be announced in Los Angeles Daily Newspapers the DAILY NEWS, EVENING NEWS, EXAMINER, HERA.LD-EXPRESS, TIMES and HOLLYWOOD CITIZEN-NEWS on the following dates: * * ALL-EASTERN and ALL-NORTHERN selections.. Tuesday, February 7. * * ALL-MARINE and ALL-SOUTHERN selections.. Wednesday, February 8. * * ALL-SAN FERNANDO and ALL-WESTERN selections.. Thursday, February 9. * * ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY selections.. Friday afternoon, February 10. Saturday morning, February 11. * * * * Selections by ALL- SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL will be made on the basis of recommendations for players by Los Angeles City league High School coaches and student newspaper sports editors, as well as knowledge of performances of players, by members of ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL.

7 ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. BOARD OF BASKETBALL for 1939, Page Two. * * * * AIL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL AWARDS for 1939 The following awards will be made to players chosen for ALL SOUTHERN CALI- FORNIA BOAED OF BASKETBALL honors for 1939: ** ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL certificates will be awarded to players chosen for ALL-EASTERN, ALL-MARINE, ALL-NORTHERN, ALL-SAN FERNANDO YALLEY, ALL-SOUTHERN and AIL-WESTERN LEAGUE FIRST and SECOND TEAMS, by Helms Athletic Foundation. ** ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL certificates will be awarded to players chosen for ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS, by Helms Athletic Foundation. ** HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION medals will be awarded to players chosen for ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL FIRST TEAM honors. ** HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION will sslo present a medal to the Los Angeles City High School coach who is chosen "COACH OF THE YEAR" by /LL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD BASKETBALL"/ as well as to the Los Angeles City High School student newspaper sports editor who is chosen "SPORTS EDITOR OF THE YEAR". In the latter instance, the award will be made on the basis of "best coverage of BASKETBALL NEWS" for the 1938-'39 season. The COACH OF THE YEAR award will be made on the basis of "most noteworthy coaching performance" for the 1938-'39 season, ( Not particularly the coaching of a championship team. ) * * * * PRESENTATION OF AWARDS will be made at a gala ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL program which is to be held on Friday Evening, February 10th f at PARAMOUNT THEATRE, Sixth and Hill Streets, Los Angeles. Players chosen for ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL FIRST TEAM honors will be invited to the program as guests of the PARAMOUNT THEATRE, and ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL awards will be presented at that time, on the PARAMOUNT stage. The COACH OF THE YEAR and SPORTS EDITOR OF THE YEAR awards will also be made at the same time. It's going to be a big event! * * * * ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL selections will be released to sports editors of student newspapers on the morning that they will appear in Los ^ngeles daily newspapers which have representatives on ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL. * * * * SPECIaL NOTE TO SPORTS EDITORS OF LOS f.ngeles CITY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT NEWSPAPERS: You are invited to forward copies of your newspapers, including YOUR ARTICLES, for the complete basketball season, to HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION, 401 W. M. Garland Building, Los Angeles. When ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL meets on Wednesday, February 1st, it will judge the SPORTS PAGES of the various Los -ngeles City High School student newspapers, for 1938-'39 BASKETBALL coverage, and will make it's SPORTS EDITOR OF THE YEAR selection at that time. The cooperation of sports editors of student newspapers in sending in copies of weekly or daily editions will be appreciated, ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOBRD OF BASKETBALL

8 From: ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL FOR 1939 SPECIAL NOTIFICATION No. 1 ( January 20, 1939 ) Released by Helms Athletic Foundation, 401 W.M. Garland Bldg,, Los Angelea'" * * * * Following successful operation in 1938, ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL will operate again in >ti The following sports writers have been appointed to serve on ALL SOUTHERN CALIFOOTIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL for 1939: ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL FOR 1959 * * OTTO QUIRING Los Angeles Daily News * * JOHN BEEKMAN Los AngeJ.es Evening News * * MAURY POWELL. Los Angeles Examiner * * GEORGE MAIN Los Angeles He raid-express " Xi * * CARL BLUME Los Angeles Times * * STANLEY SPEER Hollywood Citizen-News * * Cooperative Organization: HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION * * * * PLANS OF ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL for.1939 On Wednesday morning, February 1st, a t 10 A.M., members of ALL SOUTHERN CALI- FORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL will meet at the offices of Helms Athletic Foundation, for the purpose of selecting All-Los Angeles City High School Basketball Teams, as follows : * * ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL.. FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TEAMS. * * ALL-EASTERN LEAGUE.. FIRST and SECOND TEAMS. * * ALL-MARINE LEAGUE., FIRST and SECOND TEAMS. * * ALL-NORTHERN LEAGUE.. FIRST aad SECOND TEAMS. * * ALL-SAN FERNANDO VALLEY LEAGUE <. FIRST and SECOND TEAMS. * * ALL-SOUTHERN LEAGUE.. FIRST ana SECOND TEAMS. * * ALL-WESTERN LEAGUE.. FIRST and SECOND TEAMS. * * * * Selections of ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL for 1939 will be announced in Los Angeles Dally Newspapers the DAILY NEWS, ESTBNING NEWS, EXAMINER, HERALD-EXPRESS, TIMES and HOLLYWOOD CITIZEN-NMS on the following datesj * * ALL-EASTERN and ALL-NORTHERN selections.. Tuesday, February 7. * * ALL-MARINE and ALL-SOUTHERN selections.. Wednesday, February 8. * * AIL-SAN FERNANDO and ALL-WESTERN selections.. Thursday, February 9. * * A1X-L0S ANGELES CITY selections.. Friday afternoon, February 10. Saturday mcrning, February 11. * * * * Selections by ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL w i l l be made on the basis of recommendations for players by Los Angeles City League High School coaches and student newspaper sports editors, as well as knowledge of performances of p l a y e r s, by members of ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL.

9 ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. BOARD OF BASKETBALL for 1939, Page Two. * * * * ALL. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. BOARD OF BASKETBALL AWARDS for 1939 The following awards will be made to players chosen for ALL SOUTHERN CALI- FORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL honors for 1939: ** ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL certificates will be awarded to players chosen for ALL-EASTERN, ALL-MARINE, ALL-NORTHERN, ALL-SAN FERNANDO VALLEY, ALL-SOUTHERN and ALL-WESTERN LEAGUE FIRST and SECOND TEAMS, by Helms Athletic Foundation. ** ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. BOARD OF BASKETBALL certificates will be awarded to players chosen for ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS, by Helms Athletic Foundatr.cn. ** HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION medals will be awarded to players chosen for ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL FIRST TEAM honors. ** HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION will aslo present a medal to the Los Angeles City High School coach who is chosen "COACH OF THE YEAR" by /LL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD BASKETBALL/ as well as to the Los Angeles City High School student newspaper sports editor who is chosen "SPORTS EDITOR OF THE YEAR". In the latter instance, the award will be made on the basis of "best coverage of BASKETBALL NEWS" for the 1938-'39 season. The COACH OF THE YEAR award will be made on the basis of "most noteworthy coaching performance" for the 1938-'39 season. ( Not particularly the coaching of a championship team. ) * * * * PRESENTATION OF AWARDS will be made at a gala ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL program which is to be held on Friday Evening, February 10th, at PARAMOUNT THEATRE, Sixth and Hill Streets, Los Angeles. Players chosen for ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL FIRST TEAM honors will be invited to the program as guests of the PARAMOUNT THEATRE, and ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL awards will be presented at that time, on the PARAMOUNT stage. The COACH OF THE YEAR and SPORTS EDITOR OF THE YEAR awards will also be made at the same time* It's going to be a big event! * * * * ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL selections will be released to sports editors of student newspapers on the morning that they will appear in Los Angeles daily newspapers which have representatives on ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL. * * * * SPECIAL NOTE TO SPORTS EDITORS OF LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT NEWSPAPERS: You are invited to forward copies of your newspapers, including YOUR ARTICLES, for the complete basketball season, to HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION, 401 W. M. Garland Building, Los Angeles. When ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIri. BOARD OF BASKETBALL meets on Wednesday, February 1st, it will judge the SPORTS PAGES of the various Los ^-ngeles City High School student newspapers, for 1938-'39 BASKETBALL coverage, and will make it's SPORTS EDITOR OF THE YEAR selection at that time. The cooperation of sports editors of student newspapers in sending in copies of weekly or daily editions will be appreciated, ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF BASKETBALL