Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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luv' J lr 67 il MEMBERS OF THE l96S FOOTBALL TEAM were: lback rowl Ass't Coach Ed Harter, Ron Jansen, Dave Lindekugel, Dennis Carlson, Tom Iverson, Ray Pasch, Bill Krause, Jerry McMahon, Tom Peterson, Dick Greenwood, lfourth rowl Gary Thompson, Ray Riley, Tim Greene, Lowell Haroldson, Terry Middlen, lthird rowl Ass't Coach Hubert Brown, Gary King, Bob Ardolino, Tom Main, John Lumbard, George Bellefontaine, Trojans Compile a 6-3 Grid Season Record General Beadle's Trojans met nine different opponents on the gridiron and chalked up a 6-3 record for the season. Beadle finished their grid season by walloping Bethel of St. Paul 26-7 in a non-conference tilt, and in so doing, completed the best season in the four-year college history, 'The team's conference record of 4-2 placed the Trojans in a tie with Dakota Wesleyan University for second place honors in the SDIC. QQ Jim Larson, Curtis Toft, Gus Tallman, lsecond rowl Rodger Gross, Allan Sime, Doug Hanson, Gene Hagerty, Dan Meadows, Jim Van Steenwyck, Ken Hansen, Ron Johansen, Roger Truman, Ass't Coach Don Bartlett, lfirst rowl Phil Dobbs, Rodney Blanchard, Paul Dobbs, Tom Little, Wayne Kratz, Jeff Jensen, and Coach George Blankley. MEMBERS OF THE COACHING STAFF were:l Hubert Brown,B:j:igHC0a George Blankley, head coach, Ed Harter, Gsst Coach, Don I coach. ach' So 4 l I ' 1 'ww' MW Geo: Ffef 1

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GB GB GB GB GB GB GB General Beadle State College 1965 Football Record GB GB 20 19 14 14 33 22 26 Northwestern 6 Dakota Wesleyan 0 Northern 1 Black Hills 0 Huron 20 Sioux Falls 33 Southern 19 School of Mines 0 Bethel 7 GB Stuns Northwestern In Grid Opener Junior Boumon Senior End 1 - 9 Rodney Blanchard Sophomore Fullback . . , Beadle Wins, 20-6 Sophomore Loren McKinney sparked the Tro- jans with three touchdowns to give Beadle El 20-6 win over Northwestern at Orange City, Iowa, in the season opener, September 11. With the score deadlocked 6-6 at halftime, Beadle came back to score 14 points in the third quarter. Junior Bou- man kicked for both the extra points. Tigers Tumble, 19-0 The Trojans stormed onto the field to score 19 points in the third quarter to defeat a baffled DVVU team, 19-0 on September 18. Touchdowns were made by Loren McKinney, Gene Elrod and Junior Bouman, who, with 1:50 left in the third quarter, received the ball from Ray Riley and ran for a 13 yard TD to end the scoring for the game. iq g 109 i s .f f