BRIEFLY : Football Officials Vote for Boycott of Southern Section Games

The Southern California Football Officials Assn. voted to recommend a boycott of the 1986 high school football season in the Southern Section at a special meeting Thursday night at Arcadia High.

Representatives of the group’s 11 charters will take the recommendation back to game officials for a final vote.

The dispute centers on money. The officials association, which is not a union, had requested a $3 raise for each of the next three years. But at its May 8 meeting, the Southern Section approved a $1 raise for 1986 and a $2 raise for 1987 and 1988.

Last season, officials earned $34 a game; the referee earned $37.

Hollywood Kickers Will Make Valley Debut

The Hollywood Kickers make their home debut tonight at 7:30 against Dundee F.C. of Scotland in a Western Soccer Alliance game at Birmingham High’s Tom Bradley Stadium.

Dundee F.C., a 93-year-old club, finished sixth in the Scottish Premier Division. The game is the first on a 26-day, 10-game U.S. tour for Dundee, which will face each team in the WSA.

The Kickers (1-0-1) opened the season last weekend by tying Portland F.C., 1-1, and defeating Seattle F.C., 1-0.

Tonight’s match is one of eight in Van Nuys for the Kickers. The season runs through Aug. 2. The WSA also has members in Edmonton, Canada; San Jose, San Diego and Torrance.

Midget Races Come to Ventura County

United States Auto Club midgets make their first appearance ever on the quarter-mile dirt track at the Ventura County Fairgrounds in a racing doubleheader at 8 tonight.

Top USAC midget drivers Robby Flock, Rusty Rasmussen and Ron “Sleepy” Tripp, regulars in midget and sprint car races at Ascot Park in Gardena, are among the drivers.

NOTABLE

Place kicker Kevin Greene, of Simi Valley High and Moorpark College, has accepted a scholarship to play football at Syracuse. Greene said he will sign a letter of intent next week.

Greene set a number of school records at Moorpark, including most field goals in a game (5) and season (16) and most PATs in a season (38) and career (74).

John Phelps of Harvard High was named most valuable player by Ocean League volleyball coaches. Phelps, a senior outside hitter, led the Saracens to the Ocean League title and a 14-2 record.

Teammates Chris Abbott and Peter Andersens were also selected to the first team. Harvard’s Mark Zalin was named coach of the year.

Mauricio Guardado, who earned All-Santa Fe League and All-Southern Section honors at St. Genevieve High, has signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Cal State Northridge.

Bob Ayrault, a pitcher-first baseman at Moorpark College, has signed a letter of intent to play at Nevada Las Vegas next season. The sophomore from Carson City, Nev., was a unanimous choice for the All-Western State Conference team. He batted .353 and had a 3-4 record.