Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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THE BUZZER 1926 if ,ef FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL Saefkow QCapt.J ,,...... ,..A... L eft End... Hattendorf ......,... Glover ,.,,..... Powers ........ Koll ..............,., Wadsworth ......... Kurtz ............... Korencic ,........ B. Sadosky ......,. Phypers .,....,... Le Breton .,..,..,... SECOND TEAM ....,La Follette .. ..,..,,., Left Tackle. ....,.. Albrecht ......,..Left Guard.,,..,... .........Musser ....,.,,.Center.,......, ...........Kimball ........Right Guard........ .......Cie Chanski ......,,Right TackIe.,..,... ..........Springer ...,..,...Right End.. .......De Tchon .A....,.Quarterback........ Sadosky ,.........Left Half......,,,. Caito ,.,......Right Half......,.. .,.,F0rward,....,...,.l,..,. Regular Substitutes-Kline, Smith, l24l ,Petri lCapt.l Telling, Berg, Camm

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THE BUZZER 1926 THE SEASON OF 1925 1 Under the vigorous coaching of A. W. Rader and the inspirational leadership of Captain Saefkow, the football team of 1925 gave Euclid High School students and patrons a full season of real sport. Euclid's line of defense was generally conceded to be one of the strongest in the Greater Cleveland Conference. Definite evidence of this is shown by the fact that the opposing team seldom scored a touchdown. In offense, Euclid showed up equally well. Le Breton, heavy line-plunger, Bernie Sadosky, the fleetfoot, and john Korencic, the sure and steady, deserve much credit for the size of Euclid scores. The season started with a landslide victory in a non-conference game with Mayfield. The first conference game, with Shaker Heights. was a big disappointment, but that defeat was a stimulus for the splendid work done during the rest of the schedule. The boys were not defeated again until the very end of the season, when Euclid lost the Greater Cleveland championship to Rocky River. john Korencic, Euclid's quarterback, played in every game and wasghigh point scorer, having a total of 61 points. Three players made the mythical eleven: Korencic, all-scholastic quarterbackg Le Breton, fullbackg and Phypers, tackle. Sadosky received honorable mention. Five letter-men will be lost to the team this year, but good football material is waiting to be developed. john Korencic is captain-elect for 1926. SCORES Euclid ..... ....... 7 7 Mayfield ............., Euclid ,,.,, ....... 4 4 W. Tech Seconds Euclid ..... .... 7 Shaker Heights .. Euclid ..... .... 1 9 John Marshall ,... Euclid ,,,,,,,, ,,,.... 2 6 Longwood .....,,.., Euclid ,,,,.,,, ...,.,. 3 3 West Commerce Euclid ,,.,, .....,. 2 4 Shore .................. Euclid ,,,,, ....... 0 Rocky River ...,,. ,,.,. 1 2 Total ,,,.... ,...... 2 30 Total .,..., ...,. -1 5 THE SECOND TEAM The second team, made up entirely of freshman boys, was under the guidance of Mr. Keay, assistant football coach. In addition to the regular practice games, the boys played three games of their own, The first was lost to Prospect junior High 6-01 the second game was a close victory over Superior, 13-123 the third game, with Roselle, was won with a large score to Euclid's credit, 24-6. Louis Petti was the freshman captain. I 35 l