Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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14 'J-.jb'.' - Q, GMA ,-fvi., . f '-Glu - . , . ' 1. 49. ir 1' w Ia- 5 Racing down the sidclinc, Dave Kcrronc cludcs thc Lincoln defense and sprints SY Tlmnkggiving DU ,Une ,md gat-,S thc Bcngnls their 6,0 victory. QNCWS Tribune yards to score. This touchdown, coming Lite in the fourth quarter. broke up the photoj Gridders capture .share in city crown, Working to master the intricate movements of their new offense-the split T-the Stadium Tigers ground their way to a season's record of four wins and four losses. On the basis of this showing, the Tigers shared second place honors with Aberdeen and Lincoln in the Capital League and tied with Bellarmine and Lincoln for the City Championship. Although two recovered Lincoln fumbles gave Stadium an early advantage in the first game of the Grid-Co-Round, the Abes took advantage of a penalty and an intercepted pass to roll up a yardage victory. In the consolation game, Clover Park displayed a fast, well-polished offense and chalked up an easy 13-0 win over the Tigers. The Lincoln Abes captured the trophy by virtue of their 12-0 triumph over the Bellannine Lions. Following the Grid-Co-Round, the Bengals again opposed the Lincoln Abes in the King's-X game. Stunned by a quick Lincoln touchdown set up by a Stadium fumble, the Tigers fought back with a sustained scoring drix e. The touchdown, coming early in the second quarter, gave Stadium a 7-6 lead at the end of the first half. ln the second half, however, the hard-char fin f Lincoln line rt-covered three Stadium bobbles lo 5- and the Abes marched f0,jlll I8-7 victorv. Rcbounding from the Lincoln defeat, the Tigers traveled to Seattle to crush the O'Dea Irish 30-0. The Bengals scored in every quarter and kept the undermanned Irish offense bottled up most of the evening. In the next game, Stadium earned its first Capital League victory at the expense of the Hoquiam'Crizzlies. A hard- charging line, elusive backs, and pass interceptions made the 19-6 win possible. The Tigers tallied their 19 points before the visitors could score. Ccontinued on page 29D LARRY STIZNBIQRG 1275 STU HENDERSON QZIJ ED KINT2 B03 LEVINSON JOHN HEINRICK C0'C3PUln Asst. Coach Head Coach ASSY' C02ClY Co-Captain End Ccntcr ii-'Q

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