Maynard Evans High School - Chariot Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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I ., Skip Stewart makes driving tackle on a hard-running back. APOPKA Everyone has their bad day, as Evans found out when they took their third defeat of the season against the Blue Darters. Evans could not stop the running attack of George Kevern who piled-up 133 yards against the Trojans. The Trojans only score of the evening came on a pitchout from George Stallard to Cookie Miller. ME LBOURNE In the fifth of the Evans prep series the Trojans fell 26-O. Key man for the Bulldogs was Ken Hammond who led his team to their six touchdown victory over the Trojans. COCOA Returning to their home field, the Trojans were plagued by a run of bad breaks bringing about a 19-7 loss to the Tigers. Jack Ellington high lighted the game for the Trojans with his 87-yard return of the second half opening kick off. OCALA Although failing to conquer the vicious single wing of Ocala, the Trojans were successful in ending the string of shut-outs held by the Wildcats. This attributed to Cookie Miller who scooped up an Ocala fumble and scampered for the touchdown. 163 'I Cruuuuuunch Hr . - 1 - an -- -' 'I i'1 ' if 'a f.1,fmfymQ1w,imf - fn' .L .Rumi .ity Avy . s r F g A Q Jgifm ju? at-, 1 ,A D G Q , I t .. ,,G .Q V l. , in Hgh, , . . , N . is , g 2 i.m+-1,-1t-i- we my- -' V' 'kat 5 1, nm 'Y Mui t -nigzfri' .'l: 1. E!l. :ji E 'K .53tS: w 1 N, C X M Larry Lehman . ig. . rg -QQ? , . 9' i 72.1 ' 12551 ,!,f,g'Q Y'iR3LI l?3 wxarzzbnxan- .4-2 -'ti f lfll .egg 9' 'L L - 12-e !q,5?', Q . 'Sybil ws, i g ene ' 1 X, . sa - I-wnxt John Pollet Jerry Burgess ,ang - V ffw,.m-e5g,e,w,L , fM1aM.m 1. iff? -, .,jjif. to ' ' K l V4,,.. A Steve Grannis 'W1i53+Mw2?i'5'1.X--,. in-was-lvm.e'wwwf i i T t.:.,,,. ,.X,j.. :K ,,,W,,,w.,,f,t.1, ..,,,,1. . W 149.1-,Q-',,-gyvgi VS K ' ' it gms? it gli , ,, ,. W., it ,, . if WW W' :Sim M, A Q P as fa aaa,- -.Q Ei S 4, 0 2 r if ff? 5 awww ' A X we wk nw E 15' 'fa-L at .f ,- S - W Q 2? GW. fl 'H - . 1. ff has-ai. WILWET4 'W R-1753 t y j . - w g,t,1s',5f.,,, if S , k . l.sz,, w , X. Leo Jackson Ron Coleman in zv - - 5-2 41 K if '

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