Harbor Beach High School - Beacon Yearbook (Harbor Beach, MI)

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The final tally of the 950 football season shows that the Harbor Beach P1 rates ended the season with 3 wins and 5 losses but we all must remember that the squad was severly hampered by the injury Jinx before the season had even reached the halfway point The team in the face of great odds still outfought most of the teams played even though we were not fortunate enough to out score them The season s opener on September 15 found the Pirates plating under lights on our new athletic field for the first time Though the field was ankle deep in mud and water our powerful Pirates playlng at fullstrenfrth splashed and scampered their way to a smashing 38 to 0 victorx over Deckerville OnSeptember Z2 the team traveled to Pigeon where the Pirates defeated the Bruce Hagedon were the big factors in our vxctorv On September Z9 the Pirates traveled to Vassar and were defeated by the score of Z5 to 7 The Vulcans went on to an undefeated season after wrecking our hopes Though the Pirates Jumped into a 7 to O lead inthe first quarter on Bruce Hagedon s 70 yard touchdown Jaunt after intercepting a pass we could not match the aerial might of the Vulcans The Pirates journeyed to Elkton on October 6 but we we re really hit by the injury Jinx and were defeated after a hard struggle We practically losthalf our team during the game with injury hitting the men On October ll our new athletic field was dedicated during the halftime intermission of our game with Bad Axe Again the field was a sea of mud and water but the team enjoyed dumping their arch rivals into it For the second year in a row Bad Axe won the game by the same score 6 to 0 and in the same manner a high wobbly pass caught in the end zone The Pirates played a good brand of ball before the largest crowd ever to view a football game in Harbor Beach On October Z0 the Pirates againlost a heart-breaking hard-fought game. Caro beaten five times previously came back in the second half of the game with two touchdowns to win 13 to' 6. The Pirates defeated Sebewaingby the score of IZ to 0 on October Z7 Mack Bell plunged over from the one yard line in the second quarter and Bruce Hage- donswept right end in the fourth quarter for a 32 yard touchdown run to complete the scoring. On November 3 the Pirates ended the season by being defeated by Cass City by the score of Z0 to O. The Pirates played inspired ball but could not match the power of Cass City's might. Doug Harwood was named as the firsttearn center on the Upper Thumb All Conference football team the end of the season. Bruce and Charley Hagedon won honorable mention on the Detroit Free Press All State football team. COACH RHODES. Compliments of CITY DAIRY Pigeon Panthers Z1 to 6. A safety, and touchdowns byDick Holbert, Chuck and 7 ' . . -