Warren Western Reserve High School - Aurora Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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+HiIlIlIl?i5l IlllIl'322i f, laugh S0110-51 li C ll H 1 D E S Nineteen m1.1i:nm3sf:ern1u1nze- Football The Red and White enjoyed a very successful season considering the number of games won and lost. The team could not succeed in defeating Rayen, South, or Massillon but it chalked up a brilliant victory against Lorain. The team that represented the school was a hard fighting conscientious working aggregation. Teamwork predominated in every game and was responsible for practically every victory. Critty Zahnow proved to be one of the fleetest and cleverest boys to carry the ball for a number of years past. His broken field running was no less than sensational. His backlield teammates, Horner, Hunter and McKee formed a combination that annexed ground thru seemingly stonewall defenses. McKee's work at fullback was especially gratifying, more so since this lad will be back next year. - VVarren badly defeated their old rivals, Niles, in the final game of the season. This final victory closed a season that saw the vanquishing of a number of strong foes by large scores. The impenitrable line was at times impregnable stopping opponents with an abruptness that discouraged further elfort. Dutch Baker center and tackle is captain elect for next year. Warren need have no fears that the Red and White can place a hard hitting team on the gridiron in the fall. Although the coaching question has not been filled, school oflicials are planning to secure a coach that will develop next years material into a championship team. Football Football Scores Team lrVarren Akron Central ...... . . 0 14 Youngstown South .... .... 2 5 13 Girard ........... . . 0 45 Barberton ....... . . 0 41 Fostoria .......... . . 0 32 Rayen ............. . . 13 0 Ashtabula Harbor ..... . . 3 13 Lorain ............ ,. . . 7 I9 Massillon ......... .... 3 7 0 Niles ..... . . O 20 85 197 I Page Seventy-final

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wma- High School E C H 0 E S Ninef-mn Tw-si-ave Boy's Basketball Although handicapped by a number of new men the Red and White basketball team succeeded in winning a goodly number of its games. Over twenty games were played, many with the best teamsin the state. Les Myers, Louis Polena, Duth Baker and Jack Horner were the mainstays of this years team. However, Dyer, McKee, lierkowitz and Kempke come in for a good deal of credit. The team was erratic and inconsistent, too flashy at times to hang up any kind of record. Next years team should be and probably will be the strongest for a number of years. One the squad will be Baker, Horner, McKee, and Kempke, veterans of this past season. Boys Basketl: all Summary Opponents Warren Opponents VVarren Leavittsburg . . 32 Lakewood ..,... ..... 3 0 17 Salem ...,.... 15 Niles ....... .,... 1 3 28 E. Liverpool. . . 24 Alliance ..... ..... 2 2 10 Niles ......... 27 Massilon ...... ..... 2 2 17 Sharon ....... 24 Akron .......... ...,. 1 6 20 E. Liverpool. . . 39 Akron Central .... ..... 3 1 15 Cathedral Latin .... ..... 1 6 Akron East ...... ..... 2 1 15 Rayen ........ 12 Ashtabu-la Harbor .... ..... 1 4 18 St. Vincents .... .... 2 0 Greenville ,....... ..... 1 6 34 I i I Page Seven-ty-:even 1