WARREN — The early 1970s were an era of unprecedented success for high school football in Warren. In 1971, the Warren Harding Panthers ended the season as Associated Press Poll state champions. Then in 1972, the Western Reserve Raiders captured the first Class AAA playoff-era state championship by defeating Cincinnati Princeton. The Raiders then returned to the state final in 1973, but this time finished as runner-up after losing to Cardinal Mooney. Even other area teams like Warren JFK, Howland and Niles also enjoyed success. The Eagles went undefeated in 1971 and were 9-1 in 1972. Meanwhile, the Tigers were 8-1-1 in 1972 and 9-1 in 1974 and Niles had winning seasons from 1972-1976. “The
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