Fairport Harding High School - Harbor Light Yearbook (Fairport Harbor, OH)

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Emo Heukknla center could full any llneman s shoes sensor Everett Llllback end could be depended upon at a moment s notuce w ll be mlssed next year Vlc Bac' and Val Hambor managers should be given great credut The following reserves should be guven credut Albert Adams Steve Bartnsh Joe Bezzeg Robert Braemer Nick Esterhay John Fazekas John Fedak Bull Kush Allan Kleun Robert Klein Em1lKOCsus Joe Lefelhocz Ed Lepnsto Bull Loxterman Tony Lunka Mnlton Mackey Louis Orosz Rod Pohto Kayo Saarela John Sumko Jim Stevens Bull Werbeach Stan Parrush Jack Snowball Page 1938 Games FAIRPORT 6l CHARDON 0 The Sklppers opened the grld season by playing Chardon an the l-lardnng Hugh Stadnum Kangas of Fanrport chalked up the furst score by a forty yard run around rlght end Thus set the Maroons on a rampage durung which they scored time after tnme At the end of the fnrst half the score stood at 27 O When the final whistle was blown the followung had scored Adams three touchdowns Sutch two Szakacsu two Kangas and Wlemero The extra points Gasper two Szakacsn Suppola Sarrela Mackey Adams FAIRPORT O PAINESVILLE I2 The l938 Lake Shore League struggle began on l-larveys grlduron Both teams hammered away wnth terrufnc effort Fanrports unexpenence showed un thus rivals feud Gallant defensnve work by Cramer and Slppola could not prevent the fleet footed Ralders from scoring twsce Repeatedly the Red and Black made thelr breaks by fallung upon the Skuppers fumbles The Maroon and Whlte had all they could do In holding the expenenced Red Rauders FAIRPORT l3 GENEVA O The Sklppers again held up the Home Comung tradltnon by brungnng home the bacon Kangas showed hrs speed by scoring twuce agannst the Lake Shore tutle holders Bull Cramer true to has name kept the Eagles from gettlng started Time and agann Kangas long punts set the Gene vans back In the shadows of thelr own goal Although gnven the chance Fonrport seemed to lack the fnght to score repeatedly Revenge was surely sweet to the Sklppers on the Queen s nlght t Tye . . . . . 1 . 1 T 4 . - , . . , 'W 1 I , wc' . . ' ' ' '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 i. I .-.. . ' 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 ' . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' s 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' T I i , . . . . . . , . . . . . , . . 11 11 - - - I 11 - 11 - - L.. I i . . . ,. 11 - A ,, . . . . V 11 11 - -' 1 S 1 . . V 1 , - 1 , - 1 . , .

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Football Lettermen Co Captam Robert Pohto guard the Grbralter of our squad a vacancy dnffacult to full next season Co Captarn George Adams end all around lnneman All Lake Shore end has played has last scholastnc grad game Bull Cramer tackle tough sensor who surely earned has posutnon on the All Lake Shore Second team Herb Pohto center awarded Vnkrng Trophy as the most valuable player wull be massed next year Okle Wremero guard very good blocker and fune defensuve man graduating John Flash Orosz tackle brnlluant llnernan mud season Injury slowed husplay graduatlng Frank Sarosy tackle a good defensive luneman-graduatung In June John Sutch end a very good pass receiver and defensuve man wall be muss ed next season Gene Kangas back triple threat fastest back In the league All Lake Shore Second Team sensor Hubert Halston guard steady defensive and offensive player prospect for next year s All Shore Alex Llteratl back-good ball carrier very good tackler graduating Sterl Steel Srppola back hardest runner an the backfleld backbone of the defense leaving an June John Cy Szakacsl back the power of our backfleld returnnng next sea son Bull Mackey very dangerous broken fueld runner graduatnng an June Frank Gasper back fast ball carrler wall be a very valuable man next season ety 5 ll ' ll -I I I 1 - - . I . - I I 1. - - ll ll ' ' ' ' I .- Il - - ll . I . -9-1 u - ll - - - I - .- ,, ,, . . . . . . I - - , Frank Orosz, tacke-a great defensive player--has three more years. I - . . . . I I - . . -n . . - I I - F? D Ji - - . I - . . Q- I - . .I . - - . I ll ll ' ' ' I - - ll ll ' ' ' I - - - . I . I . . I I - . - . W V1

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FAIRPORT O WILLOUGHBY l3 After eleven years as the law of average would have ut the Orange and Black turned the tables and scored on the well known sleeper play Although a moral vuctory for the Skuppers they dudn t have the scorung punch Bull Mackey added another star to the grud famous Mackeys by successuvely breakung through for yardage but the so called breaks seemed to fall toward the Rangers lt was a hard game to lose but we cannot blame Wulouqhby for seekunq revenge FAIRPORT O ASHTABULA 21 Havung been defeated by Faurport last year the Ashtabulans were deter muned to reverse the sutuatuon The Panthers were guvung all they had a characterustuc whuch they consustently showed thus season Consecutuve eughty yard kucks by Kangas kept Ashtabula out of scorung terrutory early un the game But the Panthers were out for the champuonshup and the fuerce defense of the Pohto Brothers alone could not stop those Ashtabula gladuators of the gruduron When the gun sounded the end of the struggle the score stood at Ashtabula 21 Faurport O FAlRPORT O CONNEAUT Zl Conneaut noted for uts successful football hustory trampled the Skup pers unto defeat More than once the Trouan backs broke unto the clear only to be caught by a speedy Skupper The defense of Adams and Suppola Hugh After a butter struggle for supremacy the Trouans clumbed to the top wuth a score of Zl O FAIRPORT 6 PAINESVILLE l4 Three thousand fans flooded the well lughted staduum of Hordung Hugh to see the tradutuonal battle between Faurport and Paunesvulle Kangas of Faurport the fastest back un the Lake Shore League scooped up the openung kuckoff and sprunted 83 yards for a touchdown The Rauders retoluated un the second quarter wuth a long pass and a score From then on ut was nup and tuck wuth luttle headway Paunesvulle receuved a break un the funal quarter on a blocked punt un the shadow of Faurport s goal By a serues of power plays Paunesvulle scored the funal touchdown FAIRPORT O ASHTABULA HARBOR I3 Agaun the Ashtabula Harbor uunx grupped the Faurport squad On a wet muddy fueld these two Harbors battled for the presentotuon of the Mournung Basket Trophy In thus game Adams agaun receuved unnumerable creduts whuch placed hum on the All Lake Shore Team The power of Har bor s fullback who scored twuce un the second half gave the Manners thus vuctory Thus game ended another football season for the spuruted Skuppers twenty ught - I - ' Il H , W F If 11 . . . 1 , A - I - ' 1 ' V I Il ll ' I - I - I I - glistened as they frequently smashed the Power-house from Conneaut - 1 L I L. I I u ' . 1 . , . .. I - ' ll ll ' I I . I . . - . ' I , . . ' . .- , , . , .,...-f. -C-