Turtle Lake High School - Trojan Yearbook (Turtle Lake, ND)

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Gerald Walcker Quarterback Iurlle lake Coach Has 8 lellermen TURTLE LAKE.-Eight football lettermen are back at Turtle Lake High Sc-hool as the Trojans pre- pare for the 1952 season. Turtle Lake opens its season Fri- day here against Wilton. Coach Leonard Wick, starting his second year at the helm of the Trojans, figures his club won't do too bad if the injuries are kept down. Lettermen back are lames Fre- borg, LaVern Haas, Ahart Hofer, Norman Schlafmann, Jerry Walck- er, Alfred Bergo, Harland Hofer and Gordon Schlafmann. Bergo is a junior, Harland Hofer and Gordon Schlafmann are soph- omores and other retumees are seniors. Others out with previous expe rience are Earl Alexander. Larry Levi, James Schumacher, Russ Krabinger, Richard Nathan, Car- lyle Ockert, Billy Presser and Gary Falkenstein. Completing the squad are Myron Carr, Richard Goven, Gordon Ber- go, Jack Lakoduk, Byron Zingg, Charles Berget, Mike Gutensohn, Glenn Hanson and Franklin Phil- brick. Keith Nelson is student manager. Wick figures his line will average about 158 pounds and his backfield about 152. His big man is Ahart Hofer, 225-pound tackle. Wick looks for defending cham- pion Riverdale, Garrison and El- bowoods to be the'teams to beat in the McLean County Conference. me fi ao? 15? fr! .iz :: m 21: : Lg :Z -.-Ill 3555555 Elbovvoods .... ..... Wilton ........ ...., . Underwood ........ . 3 0 2 I Garrisen...... .... .I I . 0 2 0 2 0 2 Washburn - . TURTLE LAKE CAPTURE! Jrd McLEAN VICTORY Special to The Tribune TURTLE LAKE - Turtle Lake continued to pace the McLean County Conference football race as it scored its third victory in three starts here Friday. The Trojans turned back Under- wood, 32-13, to hold the top spot with unbeaten Riverdale. Turtle Lake scored in each peri- od. leading 13-0, 19-0 and 28-6. Gordon Schlafman scored a pair End Falkenstein Levi Richard Nathan Left Guar it 9 Harland Hofer Left Tackle Russell Grabinger 44 Gordon Sohlafmnn Left Halfback Troians Topple Wilton McLlAN STANDINGS W L Pet. Turtle Lake I 0 1.000 Elboweeda 1 0 1.000 Garrleon 0 0 .000 Riverdale 0 0 .000 Underwood 0 0 .000 Washburn 0 I .000 Wilton 0 I .000 Seelal to The Tribune TURTLE LAKE-Turtle Lake's Trojans edged Wilton, 13-2, here Friday in the opening McLean County Conference football game of the season for both elevens. Coach Leonard Wlck's club push- ed over touchdowns in the first and fourth quarters. Norman Schlafmann, Turtle Lake back, went 72 yards on the first scrimmage play of the game to put the Trojans ahead. In the fourth quarter, Gordon Schlafmann passed 15 yards to La Vern Haas for Turtle Lake's other marker. Harry Walcker plunged for the point. Wilton's two points came on a safety in the second quarter when a bad pass from center resulted in a Turtle Lake back being tackled in the end zone. Turtle Lake picked up seven first downs to six for Wilton. The Tro- jans gained a net of 140 yards to 94 for Wilton. of touchdowns for the winners, one on a 35-yard' sprint in the first quarter and another on an 18-yard lateral play in the fourth. Other T'urtle Lake touchdowns were scored by Jerry Walcker from the 2, Harlan Hofer from the 9, and Richard Nathan, a guard, on a blocked punt picked up on the 9. Norman Schlafman scored an ex- tra point and Gordon Schlafrnan passed to LaVern Haas for the other one. Johnny Busch cracked over from the 14 for Underwood's first touch- down in the third period. End Dick Wenger picked up a blocked punt on the 4 to score the second counter. Busch passed to Harlan Wilke for the extra point. Turtle Lake led in first downs, 13-10. Net yards rushing for Turtle Lake was 174 compared' to 133 for Underwood.