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® Back row, left to right: Coach Herb Meyer, Head Coach Ralph Starenko, Norm Miller, Rudy Niermeier, Andy Smith, Lloyd Holsten, Dan Hedberg, Bob Oetting, Dave Kroger, Mel Bremer, Larry Oetting, Dave Anderson, Al Grauer, Dave Kreitzer, Andy Fields, Coach Paul Surburg, Coach Vance Hinrichs. Middle row, left to right: Bill Jacobsson, George Rakos, Gerry Bode, Don Reeb, Darrell Schurle, Bobby Horn, John Boll, Larry Baack, Phil Schuster, Ron Richter, Roger Duerr, Craig Hoffman. Front row, left to right: Arnold “Jim” Affeldt, Sports Publicity Director, Rich McClary, Dick Winch, Bill Middlestadt, LeRoy Huelle, Don Meredith, Ron Royuk, Don Thomas, Dan Walther, Pau] Trautman, Fred Kroger. The Concordia Bulldogs ended their 1960 football campaign with their best record since 1953. On the season, the Bulldogs won the first Tri-State football champion- ship and ended with four straight victories. Concordia opened their 1960 schedule with a 20-13 win over an impressive Doane College team at Seward. In the first football- game in the history of the Tri-State conference, Concordia tied the Westmar College Eagles in a 0-0 deadlock. The following week, Concordia came charging back with an impressive 32-6 win over Northwestern. In this game, Concordia set a new school record of 452 total offense yards in one game. Concordia continued to win as they defeated Yankton College 19-7. Concordia lost their only game of the season when they traveled to Sedalia, Missouri, to take on the Missouri Valley Vikings of Marshall, Missouri. The game was sponsored by the Sedalia Rotary Club, highlighting the city’s centennial. The final score was 34-21 in the Bulldogs lone loss of the season. The following week Concordia bounced back to slap a 34-7 loss on the Dana Vikings. Before a capacity homecoming crowd at Seward the following week, the Bulldogs scored probably their most im- pressive win of the season over a pre- viously undefeated Midland Warrior team 26-13. Concordia clinched their Tri-State championship with a 34-18 win over the Tri State Champs Football SEASON RECORD: Won-7 Lost-1 Tied-1 Game ere Opponent Doane 20 13 “Westmar 0 0 Northwestern 32 6 Yankton 19 Uh Missouri Valley 21 34 Dana 34 i} Midland 26 13 “Sioux Falls 34 18 River Forest 40 20 “Conference Games 19 Sioux Falls Braves. River Forest was the fourth straight team to fall before the Bulldogs, in the final game of the se ason. Concordia pulled away with a 21-6 half time lead and went on to win 40-20. Dave Kroger kicked four more extra points to run his total to 20 for the season, setting a new school record. Thomas, Bremer and Middlestadt led the Bulldogs on the Statistic sheets. Elected most valuable by his teammates, Thomas rolled up 823 yards in eight games for better than a 102 yards per game average. Don transferred from Scottsbluff Junior Col. lege to pace the Bulldogs fine season. Mel Bremer and Bill Middlestadt has a neck tc neck race in the rushing department Bremer gained 735 yards in nine games and Middlestadt 701. Thomas led the pass: ing department chucking 70 times com pleting 26 for seven touchdowns and 55 yards in eight contests. Paul Trautman, junior transfer wingback led in pass re ceiving, catching 15 passes for 356 yards and: 5 touchdowns. Bremer led the scoring with 9 touchdowns and one extra poin for 55 points. Six seniors bowed out of collegiate actior after the River Forest game: Craig Hoffman end; Lloyd Holsten, tackle; Don Reeb, full back; Rich McClary, end; Dan Walther end; and Gerry Bode, tackle. Just one more word for the team anc the coaches, “We're all proud of you.’
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Bill Middlestadt Coaches Heading the football team this year was Coach Ralph Starenko. While in the Marine Corps, he played football for the Camp Lejune Marines, a national power in service football. This is Mr. Starenko’s second year at Concordia. He came to Concordia from Valparaiso Uni- versity where he was freshman football coach for three years. Vance Hinrichs is also in his second year at Concordia. This year he assisted Mr, Starenko as line coach. He was graduated from Concordia, Seward, in 1954. Herb Meyer has joined the Concordia Bulldog staff after a year’s absence. This year he was backfield coach for the Bull- dogs. Mr. Meyer is also a graduate of Concordia. Paul Surburg is in his first year at Concordia. After graduation from CTC in 1959 he attended the University of Nebraska to earn his masters degree in physical education. Mr. Surburg was also a back- field coach. Larry Oéetting Nose John Boll Don Thomas Mel Bremer « SCS Vita WI Ome NRO ER TUCO
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