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1969 Birmingham Post Herald 4A All-State Team
The following players were selected for the 1969 4A All-State football
team. First team players
are listed by position, name, school, height, weight and class.
Honorable mention selections are listed by name, school and class.
Birmingham Post Herald * First Team Offense
Player
Team
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Jerry Middleton
Fairhope
QB
Sr.
5-11
185
Paul Spivey
Lee Montgomery
HB
Sr.
5-11
178
Bo Matthews
Butler
FB
Sr.
6-3
235
Rusty Fuller
Berry
HB
Sr.
6-2
180
Wilbur Jackson
Carroll
E
Sr.
6-1
185
Mike Gates
Ramsay
E
Sr.
6-2
184
Mike Holderfield
Etowah
T
Sr.
6-1
220
Bill Stamps
Bessemer
T
Sr.
5-10
195
Bobby David
Huntsville
LB
Sr.
6-1
195
Rickey Beaty
Decatur
LB
Sr.
6-1
195
Scott Langner
Woodlawn
LB
Sr.
5-10
195
Birmingham Post Herald * Second Team
Player
Team
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Jeff Smith
Huntsville
QB
Sr.
6-0
168
Ken Burk
Ensley
FB
Jr.
6-0
185
Danny Kimble
Emma Sansom
HB
Sr.
6-1
165
David Langner
Woodlawn
HB
Sr.
5-11
180
Glen Gordon
Fairhope
E
Sr.
6-5
215
Bayless Biles
Baldwin County
E
Sr.
6-1
205
Landon Crieler
Murphy
T
Sr.
6-7
200
Will Orman
Athens
T
Sr.
6-0
220
Kent Fullington
Berry
LB
Jr.
6-3
170
Archie Battle
Lee Huntsville
LB
Sr.
6-1
220
Freddie Garcia
Jeff Davis
LB
Sr.
5-8
165
Birmingham Post Herald * Third Team
Player
Team
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Bill Norwood
Guntersville
QB
175
Al Lary
Tuscaloosa County
B
Gary Bradford
Sheffield
B
Cary Prather
Murphy
B
Sr.
145
Doug Fisher
Decatur
E
Jimmy Jenks
Talladega
E
Herb Broom
Lee Montgomery
T
Danny Mikut
Banks
T
Melvin Gay
Minor
LB
Sr.
6-3
210
Tommy Morris
Selma
LB
Randy Bigalow
Vigor
LB
Birmingham Post Herald * Honorable Mention Team
Player
Team
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Tommy Nathan
Williamson
B
Butch Moore
Minor
B
Marc Rice
Shades Valley
B
Allen Kelley
Carroll
B
Jim Johnson
Sidney Lanier
B
Freddie Wilson
Foley
B
Sr.
Don Chastain
Foley
B
Sr.
Eddie Miller
Mountain Brook
B
Ricky Neel
Banks
B
Gary Rutledge
Banks
B
Sr.
6-1
170
D.D. Thompson
McGill
B
Mark Dowey
McGill
B
Edwin West
Vigor
B
Steve Blackerby
Bessemer
B
Reed Wakefield
Selma
B
Joe Downey
Theodore
B
Mike Mathis
Decatur
B
Mike Michaels
Cullman
B
Charlie Smith
Cullman
B
Duffy Bales
Huntsville
B
Robert Brophy
Lee Montgomery
E
Jerry Melton
Foley
E
Sr.
Jack Chapman
Huffman
E
Pete Pappas
Mountain Brook
E
Bryan Berryhill
Shades Valley
E
Ricky Bentley
Ramsay
E
Mike Clisby
Minor
E
Charles Oliver
Cobb Avenue
E
Mike Thompson
Berry
E
Delome Cumber
Huntsville
E
Andre Reid
McGill
E
170
Greg Luna
Banks
E
Edwin Swartz
Erwin
IL
Steve McClain
Erwin
IL
Bubba Wingo
Ramsay
IL
Tim Lundy
Berry
IL
James Hooks
Coffee
IL
Aubrey Willis
Foley
IL
Ricky Weeks
Foley
IL
Barry Nix
B.C. Rain
IL
Jimbo Weinacker
McGill
IL
Sr.
195
Donnie Keith
Fairhope
IL
Steve Caldwell
Baldwin County
IL
Robin LaCoste
Mary Montgomery
IL
Vandy Holley
Vigor
IL
John Rogers
Lee Montgomery
IL
Dan Morgan
Lee Montgomery
IL
Mally Limbaugh
Talladega
IL
Josh Parter
Talladega
IL
Mike Lockey
Talladega
IL
Mike Raines
Sidney Lanier
IL
Sr.
6-6
225
Gary Fowler
West End
IL
Dave Turner
Eufaula
IL
Tom Jones
Austin
IL
Van Barnes
Butler
IL
James Poor
Cobb Avenue
IL
Larry Mays
Cobb Avenue
IL
Jimmy Carrier
Minor
IL
Raymond Rogers
Woodlawn
IL
Mike Crum
Phillips Birmingham
IL
Barry McGee
Jones Valley
IL
Dusty Gregory
Bessemer
IL
Eddie Cox
Williamson
IL
Steve Caldwell
Baldwin County
IL
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BAH - Birmingham Age-Herald
BNAH - Birmingham News Age-Herald
MAJ - Montgomery Advertiser-Journal
BN - Birmingham News
BPH - Birmingham Post-Herald
MA - Montgomery Advertiser
ASWA - Alabama Sports Writers Association
ACSA - Alabama Christian School Association
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
The Super 6 State Championships began in 1996. Since then all title games were played at Legion Field in Birmingham until 2009.
