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That's right Center And that is part of Gruneisen's story He played just about everywhere at some stage of his career or another "I was a pretty natural athlete" he said "I never cared where I played just so I was out on the field You might say I was a bad benchwarmer" Gruneisen grew up in a German settlement in Louisville He learned the work ethic in that tightly-knit community from parents who would not tolerate less than total commitment to whatever task was at hand "They encouraged interest in music and art and athletics" he said "They were sticklers for effort" His only regret seemingly is that everyone in the family played the piano but him Gruneisen went to St Xavier High School a private school which turned out state athletic championships with a regularity disproportionate to its all-male enrollment of 600 to 700 "We had great athletic teams and great academics" he said "We had many many National Merit Scholars It was very well-rounded and what it developed was a much better self-image It gave you a chance to succeed" Gruneisen was a 5-9165-guard in football much too small to attract the interest of nearby Big 10 or Southeastern Conference universities He went to' Villanova on a footballbaseballacademics scholarship When the quarterbacks on the freshman team went dovn with injuries Gruneisen moved from guard to quarterback "I was the only one who knew all the plays" he said "and the freshman team only played three games" Gruneisen who was to get his degree in mathematics was to be a late bloomer He grew four inches and 50 pounds between his junior and senior years in college Thus the late bloomer was to become a late draft choice By now Gruneisen was obviously inclined more to being positive than optimistic Life was not a fantasy emerging from hope but rather a reality forged by effort And Sam Gruneisen was to become a part of some extremely talented Charger teams through the mid-60s The 1963 team remains the one and only Charger team to win an American Football Conference "We had some darn good talent" he said "We had a lot of great players who could do a lot of different things and we took advantage of those skills" And it was a family just like back in Louisville's German settlement "Sid Gillman was like a father image for a lot of us" Gruneisen said "I think 25 of us made the team in 1962 and 1963" The family was so thorough that there were even grandchildren Gruneisen said his a sophomore at Diablo Valley Junior College and Steve a freshman at the University of their toddling days around the Gillman Chargers "Every Saturday" Gruneisen said "Sid wanted the kids at practice He took care of them He made sure they had Cokes and He was like a grandfather to them" That was very much a different side of Sid Gillman who is more frequently described as raspy and gruff It was a side Gruneisen appreciated "I'm happy the boys had a chance to be around the Chargers" he said "It gave them a good perspective on playing sports They could see that winning and losing was part of it but they could also see that growing up and learning how to handle it was important They got involved in seeing the total picture not just the actual playing and the glamour" Scott is a center naturally at Diablo Valley Steve made the golf team at Arizona as a walk-on and that's no surprise either Pappa Gruneisen is listed as a four-handicapper in the Cal media guide though he argues that his game is suffering these days Gruneisen got back into football because of his sons working as a volunteer assistant at Granite Hills High when the boys were in school He later worked a year as an assistant at Grossmont College In the meantime he was managing the Windmill Farms chain He still maintains an ownership in the El Cajon store "The grocery business" he said "is very much like playing football You're involved in game preparation the ad plan It hits and game day arrives The four quarters are Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday You start all over on Monday" But football was in his blood Joe Kapp had gotten the job at Cal after the 1981 season and he wariled Gruneisen And now he conceded maybe he is a little bit the father figure Sid Gillman had been to him "My own children are 19 and 20" he said "I've been there myself I know it's not all roses They have a lot of demands on their time a lot of pressure It's almost a full-time job for them whether they're at Cal San Diego State Harvard or Nebraska" Not ALL roses? 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