A native of Petaluma, Harry Skoog served in the U.S. Navy. He was a member of the Block Club and graduated in History in 1950.
DON LINE GREAT: Meanwhile, the line could be termed the most consistent factor of the team. Not a game has gone by where the line was not outstanding. Last week, however, the stalwarts were without the services of Dick Stanfel, Harry Skoog, Gino Marchetti and Merrill Peacock, who were so RELIABLE! Center Harry Skoog, shown above, is hoping that his severe "charley horse" will be healed by Sunday. This is the Petaluman's final USF's grid outing, and it will take more than a "charley horse" to keep "Handsome Harry" from getting in some licks (TheFoghorn).
