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Alabama All-Star Game




         
1962

      The White-clad South All-Stars providing power up the middle with a more than effective passing game came through and posted a 20-14 win over the North in the 15th Annual Alabama All-Star Game before 14,000 fans.

      Sidney Lanier quarterback Ashby Cook, given a brace of versatile backs and sturdy interior linemen, directed all three South scoring drives and walked off with Most Valuable Back honors for the South.

      The North signal-caller, Jimmy Mitchell of Decatur, was named Most Valuable Back for the Yanks. The South win put the Rebels ahead in the series at 7 wins - 6 losses and 2 ties.

      Heading up the North coaching staff was John Morgan, Fayette, who was ably assisted by Bill Isbell, Decatur High; L. C. Fowler, Pickens County; G. B. Beasley, Cherokee County; and Herman L. Crider, Jr., Oakman. Directing the South, Bobby Wilson of Sidney Lanier had as his assistants James R. Allen, Monroe County; Allen Treadwell, Pike County; T. C. Britton, Jr., Smiths Station; and Claude V. Saia, John Carroll of Birmingham.





 1962 
 North Roster 
 Player   Team   Position   Ht.   Wt.   Class   College 
 Truman Anderson  Lineville T5-11 190Sr.  
 Dickie Bean  Childersburg HB6-0 180Sr.  Alabama
 Bill Belue  Coffee T6-2 220Sr.  Auburn
 Russell Cheatham  Haleyville T6-1 215Sr.  Auburn
 John Cochran  Crossville FB6-1 200Sr.  Auburn
 Carl Fields  Albertville T 235Sr.  Alabama
 Joe Haynie  Emma Sansom QB6-0 165Sr.  
 Bill Henderson.  Cleveland E6-2 195Sr.  Tennessee
 Ray Hester  Phil Campbell E6-2 185Sr.  Florence State
 Jim Ingle  Ensley E6-1 190Sr.  Auburn
 Jim Kirkland  Oneonta HB5-10 185Sr.  Marion Military
 Larry Lackey  B.B. Comer HB6-1 190Sr.  Alabama
 Frank Layton  Leeds E6-2 198Sr.  Auburn
 Don Lewis  Decatur FB6-1 185Sr.  Auburn
 Ted Lewis  Aliceville QB5-11 172Sr.  Marion Military
 John Mann  Cherokee County G5-11 187Sr.  Jacksonville State
 Jimmy Mitchell  Decatur QB6-1 175Sr.  Alabama
 Terry Mitchell  Deshler G5-11 200Sr.  
 Gary Ray  Sylacauga HB5-11 195Sr.  Alabama
 James Richards  Cullman C6-2 187Sr.  St. Bernard
 Carter Roberts  McAdory T6-5 205Sr.  Auburn
 Larry Sinquefield  Ensley FB5-9 165Sr.  Auburn
 Harold Steely  Anniston G6-0 195Sr.  Georgia
 James Stone  Russellville T6-0 215Sr.  
 Mike Stripling  Fayette County HB6-0 170Sr.  
 Wayne Treece  Scottsboro FB6-2 210Sr.  Alabama
 Woodrow Troope  Crossville C6-0 190Sr.  Alabama
 Clifford Winefordner  Deshler G6-0 195Sr.  Vanderbilt


 1962 
 South Roster 
 Player   Team   Position   Ht.   Wt.   Class   College 
 Mack Brown  Georgiana E6-1 175Sr.  
 Jimmy Carroll  Enterprise C6-2 190Sr.  Alabama
 Wayne Coleman  Vigor QB6-3 188Sr.  Mississippi State
 Ashley Cook  Sidney Lanier QB5-10 170Sr.  Mississippi State
 Russell Cutcliff  John Carroll E5-11 175Sr.  Villanova
 Phil Dabbs  Bessemer C6-0 215Sr.  Alabama
 Anthony DeMarlo  Foley HB5-7 165Sr.  Georgia Tech
 Jimmy Foshee.  Dadeville G5-9 185Sr.  
 Cecil Foster  Lee Montgomery G5-11 210Sr.  Auburn
 Bill Lee  Eutaw T6-5 225Sr.  Alabama
 Robert Lloyd  Monroe County G5-11 195Sr.  
 Glenn McLendon  Pike County HB5-11 170Sr.  Troy State
 Harold Mesaris  Sidney Lanier C6-0 197Sr.  Mississippi State
 Bogue Miller  Benjamin Russell HB6-1 192Sr.  Auburn
 Floyd Newman  Reeltown FB6-0 180Sr.  
 Terry Owens  Samson T6-5 215Sr.  Alabama
 David Ray  Central Phenix City OL6-1 195Sr.  Alabama
 J.B. Schilleci  John Carroll HB5-6 175Sr.  Auburn
 Jim Scott  Sidney Lanier FB6-0 200Sr.  Alabama
 Bill Sharpe  UMS-Wright E6-0 188Sr.  Clemson
 Lynwood Strickland  Benjamin Russell E6-0 185Sr.  Alabama
 Carl Underwood  Rehobeth FB6-0 185Sr.  Alabama
 Joel White  Banks T6-1 194Sr.  Alabama
  Sam Williams  Monroe County HB 170Sr.  
 Evan Wilson  Thomasville E6-3 205Sr.  Auburn
 Jerry Wooten  Geneva G6-1 195Sr.  Florida State
 Jimmy Wyatt  Tuscaloosa T6-0 220Sr.  Vanderbilt




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