Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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J.V. and sophomore teams Junior Varsity Scores HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN Renton Kent Kentridge Glacier Highline Mt.Rainier Evergreen I' V Coach Myron Huckle HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN Sophomore Scores Bellevue Renton Mt.Rainier Highline Kent Kentridge Above: Sophomore football team 120

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Hazen 23 Renton 18 A crowd of nearly 6,000 fans packed into Renton Stadium and watched Hazen pull out a thriller over Renton, 23-18. lt was Hazen's first win over Renton in the Highlander's short two year history. Renton scored first on a 19 yard run in the first quarter but on the following kickoff, Frank Reed broke clear for 34 yards and a touchdown. As a result Renton's lead was cut at 8-7. Tom Lam- bro intercepted a pass and kicked a :field goal, but Renton came back with a field goal of their own to lead at half- ltime, ll-10. Renton scored right away in the sec- ond half on a 34 yard run and took an 18-10 lead. With about two minutes 30 seconds left, Frank Reed passed to Dirk Crump at Hazen's 303 Dirk later- aled to Gary Reed, who then ran 80 Lyards down the sideline to bring the score to 18-16. With one minute 54 seconds left, Steve Glisson recovered a Renton fumble. With 30 seconds re- maining, Frank Reed went over from the one and Hazen went ahead 23-18. This is how the score remained as the final gun went off and jubilant Highlander fans stormed onto the field. It was a perfect end to a great season. Dirk Crump C881 prepares to pitch out to Gary Reed on Hazen's now famous Flea Flicker play. Frank Reed scores from one yard out with 30 seconds remaining in the game. After Tom Lambro's extra point the final seoiewas Hazen 23, Renton 18. fi W nw.. .x1,v,..... ' ffeuafvf :1 'Um2mww14'1-y,, mms.: suv Va- 1-ymwa.,imf amQn'Ymm'rfmm:uwmmm'wWsmm 'f.mnfmnm4fxmamw.fvmwma!mwww

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