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boot, the Huskies hoch ' Oiiother touchdown to go. The winning drive started with 2:32 left in the game. Oden completed passes to Randy Leal and Bucky Snyder, with Tom Zimmer running for another first down. With 33 seconds to play,. Dan Oden swept left end for 3 yards and gave the Huskies a 19-15 victory. A 23-6 win over Newark left the Huskies 4-0 on the season. Tom Zim¬ mer led the Husky attack with 2 touchdowns and 88 yards rushing in 22 carries. Washington took the opening kick off and drove 69 yards for the game ' s first score. Remarkable performances by Dan Oden, ' Tom Zimmer, Rick Barbero. Bucky Snyder, Mike McClellan, ond Bob Locke gavkthe Huskies a 16-0 lead at the half. In the second period Tom Zimmer capped a 66 yard Washington drive with 6 points, and Snyder converted. The decisive win over Newark meant the Championship was OURS! WHS, the 3-time league champions, finished the victory over Irvington. The first half resulted in a 1 Huskies scored 6 of the 9 times they Zimmer climaxed a brilliant 3 y ea jt carries and scoring on runs an one of hjs. productive eyeryngs i —Ft5 ' yards and 3 touchdowns? ijjj oson undefeated with a Washington lead. The the ball. Fullback Tom ng off 141 yards in 17 forterback Dan Oden had He connected 6 times for WHS took the opening 8 plays. Zimmer culminah touched, into the en zonefl receptions to 19 ba$k Un downfield 78 yards to score in ing straight up the middle, un- , who boosted his league-leading PAT. Oden looped a pass to wing- and he ran 48 yards to score. Through- to accumulate an insurmountable lead. season and the MVAL Championship in rharched triumphantly off the field. their Coach Jim Ingram First Row: Terry Barrie, Bob Baptista, Gary Glade, Dale Ginter, Dan Hall, Greg Meredith. Second Row: Mike McClellan, Andy Pulley, Randy Leal, Bruce Anest, Dean Matlock, Jim Faulkner. Third Row: Bucky Snyder, Pat Tarason, Fred Handley, Ron Rapp, Terry McCoy, Bob Ledge wood.
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Coach Bob Springer The Washington Huskies, a pre-season favorite to u(j(ot as MVAL champs, mpre than lived up to that prediction. Finishing the season with an unblemished 5-0 league record, this year ' s varsity extended Washington ' s win streak to 10 games. The Huskies opened defense of their 1968 title with a 19-0 win over Ken¬ nedy ' s Titans Rick Barbero was the workhorse for the Huskies as he carried the ball for 175 yards. Quarterbacj Pon Oden came into his own with an 8 out of 14 performance for 125 yajl and 2 touchdowns. The Huskies continued their pursuit of the title with a thrilling 13« 7 victory over Mission. The Huskies played a strong running game, aided by a hard¬ hitting defense to stop the jig running game of the Warriors, led by Northern California ' s leading rusherj Les, Pennelly. The Washington linebacking corps of Mike McClellan, Bruce Ar st, and Tom Zimmer combined to smother the War¬ rior rushing game and h jld Pennelly to his lowest gome of the year. The win¬ ning touchdown came ufter an alert defensive back, Bob Baptista, picked off a Mission pass. It waskdearly a Washington night all the way around. An estimated crowd of 7 As the age-old riva was apparent that the fa As if two Logan touchdown more than a two touchdown half time, Washington ' s diminishing. tw the Huskies at their finest. Washington and Logan got underway, it not going to have an easy time, n 11 i i“Tl fpiufaiil | d i ifi 1 1 iju i the Colts half time. the teams letf Tfte fieTd af the Championship were slowly - But the Huskies came back to ance. Dan Oden, inspiring Woshingt second half, and with an 18 yard finally on the scoreboard. The next time 80 yards. Jim Faulkner tame on in the secon 29 of them. With the ball on the three, Zimmer First Row: Mickey Alexander, Lenny Fudenna, Jim Aguilar, Rick Elola, George Avila, Rocky Pagan. Second Row: Bob Locke, Tom Zimmer, Vernon Cruz, Rick Barbero, Jim Squire, Steve Perry. Third Row: Steve Williams, Bill Walsh, Forrest Bodily, Dan Oden, Mark Duncan, Ben Meyers. 24
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