Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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i Obber lfflllin ,mall amoum f I . P xi S I P lx 4 1 l'f'Qff1'1f 1 ,f .2 Ju., I Eb gl 1' 1 1 x y Wrestling Gmppleaff win increasing support ITH the injury of two of three defending conference champions, the weakened wrestling team dropped to fifth in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference meet held at Macalesterg Scor- ing for Concordia were Al Tvveit, lim Holten, Roy Nellermoe, Dave Iohnson, and Bob Stefonowicz. l 'nin a bit of strategy to Lorence Simonson, plays his role Al Tweit, exp 31 g i . as coach. Al substituted for regular coach Finn Grinaker who was on a leave of absence.

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1...-., ,auf 2. Hockey A baffle with wmfbwf The ofHcial drops in the puck on a face-off in a fray with the Fargo Flyers. Bob Youso acted as player-coach for the '58 hockey squad. HARD-EARNED win over Carleton high- lighted the '58 hockey schedule. A scarcity of col- lege teams nearby and watery rinks slowed down the season. A 4-O victory over Thief River Falls was slushed out in the season final. Hockey team, front row: Dale Klungness, Don Nyholm, Nels Anderson, Iohn McFarland, Harvey Stalwick, David Franks, Kermit Knut- son. Back row: Bob Youso, Cliff Paulson, Dean Melsness, Dave Stolee, B'ob Young, Kent Taylor, Iohn Berg, Bert Orrok, Darrell Rude. ,ME ..,. 6715 H61 A handful of spectators line the fence to watch the Cobb take a local independent team. Despite a relatively small amount of spectator interest, participant interest is growing. er icemen if 92 Wrstling Twl Onowicl, Mar ian KW lin Slakswn' ' Twcil, lim H I0hDS0ll' C0'll0lfle lthleffi sl' is Comm

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Roy Nellermoe, Curt Gabrielson, Ron Gad- berry, Nip Leverson, Bob Rasmus, Don Nel- lermoe, Andy Hendrickx, and Al Tweit are eight of the ten fellows who manage the in- tramural program. Not pictured are Craig Iohnson and Dan Kittleson. Intramural r Practicing l amy .fpazfzir mf all obbem WIDE variety of sports were again offered to all Cobber men. The Colonels, managed by Dan Kittleson, dominated play in the major par-- ticipation sports, They were undefeated in seven touch football games. A 6-0 victory over the runner- up Chiefs was the decider. Craig Iohnson's Grizzlies downed the Colonels in the basketball final, but the Colonels came back to down the Lakers for the volleyball title. The Grizzlies and the Colonels rep- resented Concordia at the MIAC extra-mural meet in late March. Individual and double champs in badminton, shullieboard, table tennis and handball were also sent to the meet. All these sports plus a number of spring sports are co-ordinated by Irv Christenson in Concordia's active intramural pro gram. NXef ei'eX Scrambling for a rebound is the Viking's Dean Schumacher. Glen Wambheim is about ready to pile in too. The Women's Recreational Association permits all interested Cobber women to participate. Anita Nos- felle demonstrates the need of practice in badminton. Dlfl lafkson ll . rienar the Ulll nasi r Gem l r N . 61114 NOTQ r inwhich Cof rrstics has b leadership of as both coacl rent a pair ol meet. The gyg basketball gal were welcome l r l 1 l