Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Hardrockers Fall to GB 1' h d econd place in the SDIC T ' e s , racerllbzfbolrglmzlirlsg gfielbli, 22-0 on October 30. Beadles first two points came as a result' of an autgmafcw Bouman added to the scoring W1 o ' each Bouman's boots were good for two extra points. A l t t d'n defense led by Paul Tanke, Jim Van- Sgeglllwsyl? lliclc Greenwood and Gene Elrod he-lped account for the Trojan victory. Season Ends Victoriously General Beadle climaxed a winning season on November 6 by walloping Bethel of St. Paul, 26-'7 at Flynn Field. Junior Bournan's TD and extra point accounted for the Trojans' only scoring during the opening half. Bethel's seven and only points carne during the same period. In the third quarter of play, Rodger Gross and Rodney Blanchard tallied with two additional touchdowns. Ron Jansen and Paul Tanke added to the scoring in the final period. y ' 9' , Tom Main Jerry McMahon Sophomore Fullback Junior Tackle 4 ,,,, j li ff' ,fgff , W FX' 1 Dan Meadows Terry Middlen Sophomore Center Sophomore Guard . ,,,, Q2 t I f. , in X fix Z , J f 4 -li Q' ' f 4 Ray Pasch Ray Riley Senior End Senior Quarterback The bleachers were filled with loyal fans X . lt was a blur of action a B . dle down d their determined op 1 'ea - -e Qridiron contest. ponen In an exciting who turned out on a sunny afternoon to watch the General Beadle Trojans add another mark in the victory column of their record book.

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lick 5 it .lf - ,, ., A Q.,. ? 'V If -2 K up A '24- f +,'X gli, t K, A MEX A f J ,. 2' ! 1 s i Jeff Jensen Ron Johanson Sophomore Guard Junior Halfback tp y 4 Q .y . . f .M :Q 5. ,r . x,,...B ' ,if ,f L , pm' f , f.,-,.,,,,,. i i Q ' i Gary King Jim Larson Sophomore Halfback Freshman End I Q. ' 1 A ,ar J k if . ,l 4 t. rf, ti- ' ., .. if X 1. Dave Lindekugel Tom Little Freshman Center Sophomore Fullback x S 2' Troians Clip Pointers, 33-19 October 23 was Dad's Night at GBSC, and proud fathers from as far away as Massachusetts WatChGC1 their sons come from behind to blast the Southern Pointers, 33-19. All of Beadle's scoring came during the middle half with Loren McKinney, Rodger G1'0S:S, Rodney Blanchard, Terry Middlen and Torn M3111 each tallying for one touchdown apiece. Junior Bou- man contributed the three extra points. ' t out a p Y n , it Pow Wow Day Hurts Beadle G A flcIzl7tei'iiiiiiecl lluroln College crew edited the enera caclle 'l1oj.i1is,.ZlJ-l4,1it the bczilpt-rs liiiiiic- Coming contest, October 9. lluron jumped to :ui im- l51'C551VC 30-0 l021Cl only to have the 'l'roiqius storm back in the second half to score two touchdowns and keep the Scalpers from scoring, llc-:idle's first score came early in the fourth quarter wlit-ii llodiger tiross ran six yards for a TD. The otitstzuiiliiiig plat' ul' the game occurred in the last seconds ul. the igqinie when Loren McKinney made a -i0-yard touchdown play. SFC Wins In Tepee Day Clash Fired up with the spirit ol' lioiiii-i-oiiiiiigg, thi- Sioux Falls College llrzives cziiui- lroiii hi-liiuil lu crush the Trojans Ilil-l-l, ut Sioux l :ill5ui1llcliilivl' lli. The first score ol' the gziiue was iiizidi- wht-ii l.ori'ii McKinney came iii from the iiiiit--yziril lim- for ai 'l'lJ. Junior Bouman's kick added tht- i-Xtra point, Stull?-1 Falls then scored thirty'-thrt-i- coiist-ciitiwf points leaving Beadle trailing I-Iii-T, A -lT-j.':ird pass li-oiu quarterback Hon .lzmseii to I-lout-r 'l'riiiii:ui wotiinl up the scoring with one miiiute i'i-iimiiiiiiig, .luiiior llou- man's kick was good for the final touclidowii play. 1 ,v -1. la from the sideline as

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u . ? 'r . J x . 1 'J r 7 . .Q YH . N I ijt. if GUS Tdllmlln Jim VanSteenwyk Junior Halfback Senior Tackle SDIC Standings Northern 5-1 Beadle 4.2 DWU 4-2 Black Hills 3.3 Huron 3-3 Southern 1.5 Mines 1-5 Beadle Lands 3 on All-SDIC Grid Team ,for ' 1 5. v fa, 'iw ' j . ' 'i JYX 1 fin hh, at pq. r i A . .4 .ny J .QM,,f V i'-, X J K 1 4 Tom Petersen Paul Tanke Gone Elmd ack S0Ph0m01'G End Junior End Sophomore Tackle Y . fx. . . J 'Qs McKinney and Greenwood N X , A ,S F Second Team M 1 -iglf 1 Dick Greenwood Loren McKinney Freshman Tackle Junior Halfback Int The accent was on youth on the South Dakota so icollegiate all-conference football tearn. Eight se? Omores and ten juniors rnade the 22-man squad lectednby 'Che coaches. SDIC champion-Northern P 3Ced f1Ve players on the mythical squad. Huron 113 om the and Dakota Wesleyan each placed four. Fr Trojan squad, sophomores Gene Elrod and Tom Petersen and a junior, Paul Tanke, were selected for all-conference positions. Dick Greenwood and Loren McKinney were voted to the second team.