1982, 1984, and 1985. Additionally, Dorsey High School has a Math Science Magnet Program, a Los Angeles Police Academy Magnet Program and a Law and Public Service Magnet Program. In 1989, the Dorsey High School Mock Trial Team earned 2nd Place in Los Angeles County and was the best team in the City of Los Angeles in the Constitutional Rights Foundation's Annual Mock Trial Competition. In 1990, the Dorsey High School Mock Trial Team won the Los Angeles County Championship and later competed in the State Mock Trial competition in Sacramento. Football Dorsey High School's football teams were Los Angeles City Football Champions in 1982,1989, 1991, 1995, and 2001. Susan Miller Dorsey has the distinction of sending the second most football players to the NFL in its entire history behind Long Beach Poly. Basketball In 1975, Dorsey's basketball team went undefeated until losing the Los Angeles city championship game to Fremont (whom they had beaten in two regular season games). They rebounded in 1976 to win the city championship over Crenshaw High School. Notable alumni Franklin Ajaye (Class of 1967), stand up comedian-actor Billy Anderson, NFL player George "Sparky" Anderson (Class of Winter 1953), Major League Baseball Hall of Fame member, manager of World Champion Detroit Tigers and World Champion Cincinnati Reds, second baseman with the Philadelphia Phillies and broadcaster of the Anaheim Angels James "Jimmy" Bridges, actor, director, producer Judge Joe Brown, judge and TV personality Kenji Brown, guitarist & vocals with Rose Royce, 1976–1979 Keith Browner Jr. (Class of 2006), NFL defensive end Beno Bryant, football player Don Buford (Class of 1955), professional baseball player (Chicago White Sox, Baltimore Orioles) and coach Charles Bukowski, author John Casado, graphic designer Antonio Chatman (Class of 1997), NFL wide receiver Billy Consolo, professional baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Washington Senators, Minnesota Twins, Los Angeles Angels, Philadelphia Phillies, Kansas City Athletics) and Detroit Tigers bench coach Aaron Cox, American football wide receiver Chili Davis, professional baseball player (San Francisco Giants, California Angels, Minnesota Twins, Kansas City Royals, New York Yankees) and Oakland Athletics Na'il Diggs (Class of 1996), NFL linebacker Julian Dixon, member of United States Congress Eric Dolphy (Class of 1947), jazz musician who influenced John Coltrane and many others Carl Douglas, Trial Lawyer (OJ Simpson) Johnny Echols, guitarist and co-founder, with Dorsey schoolmate Arthur Lee, of the band Love Johnathan Franklin (Class of 2008), NFL running back Siedah Garrett (attended),