Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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'Z Cagers End Conference Ad 8-4 Record, Season Play Conference competition was re- sumed with the defeat of Southern State College. Dordt, Black l-lills, South Dakota Tech, and l-luron then fell to the uprising Trojans before Dakota Wesleyan and Northern put a stop to the Trojans winning, and seriously diminished all title hopes. A road trip to the Black I-lills savv Beadle again defeat Tech, lout IOSS to the Black l-lills Yellovvjackets. General Beadle then loeat Dordt and lost to DWLJ before ending the sea- son vvith a three game winning streak against Southern, l-luron, and Northwestern, Statistically the team was led by Simon Schloe with an average Of T01 FAR lf' oppoffm' T deternllnan ATE E pfg5SU ' ABOVE ,U high 110 Up RIGI T1,Prj parenf5 ' two- BOT basket. 18.7 mo ECON C S Distr' dard SCOFIQ Semen

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,XM xi Non-Conference l.osses lVlar C3B's Season Record The 1967-68 basketball season started off slowly as General Bea- dle could only manage one victory in the first five games, all against non- conference foes. While Ellendale fell to the Trojans, Yankton College, 'wal Sioux Falls College, Northwestern, and Peru College all overcame Elea- dle threats. Opening the conference competition with a meek 1-4 record, Beadle's chances in the conference looked dim. l3eadle's first confer- ence foe, perennial power Northern, was conquered with surprising ease by the local hardcourtmen. Three non-conference foes, Northwestern State, Westmar, and lvlinot, handed the team three straight losses to give the Trojans a lowly 2-7 record. SDIC STANDINGS Dakota Wesleyan 1 1-1 GBSC 8-4 Black l-lills 6-6 Northern 6-6 Southern 5-7 l-luron 3-9 Tech 3-9 LEFT: Coach Harter disagrees with the refer- ee's decision. ABOVE: Lee Stoddard listens in- tently as Coach Harter gives him instructions CENTER: The game plan for tonight is . . .

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FAR LEFT: Pete Heldt guards his Northern opponent. LEFT CENTER: Pete, with grim determination refuses to lose the ball. IMMEDI- ATE LEFT: Dean Jaacks' scores from under- neath. LOWER LEFT: Mike Alberts puts on the pressure against his Black Hills opponent. ABOVE LEFT CENTER: Pete Heldt jumps high to tip the ball to a Beadle player. BELOW RIGHT: Parents enjoy a pre-game buffet on Parents' Night. BELOW: Lee lays the ball in for two. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rick drives for the basket. :rice Action vvith Play Totals 12-11 but lose vjaCK9t5- far and the S68- winning uron, and 'Qf3g e0f 18.7 points and 13 rebounds per game. For these achievements Si- mon was named to the All-SDIC second team and to the All-NAIA District 12 second team. Lee Stod- dard ranked second with a 13.3 scoring average and 12 rebounds a game. 1967,'68 Basketball Record GB 66 Yankton 76 GB 82 Ellendale 69 GB 65 Sioux Falls 76 GB 67 Northwestern 80 GB 67 Peru 70 GB 80 Northern 60 GB 75 Northwest lVlo. 90 GB 78 Westmar 82 GB 61 Minot 63 GB 88 Southern 72 GB 99 Dordt 67 GB 84 Black Hills 73 GB 109 Tech 66 GB 95 Huron 91 GB 67 Dakota Wesleyan 8 GB 62 Northern 75 GB 80 Tech 78 GB 69 Black Hills 78 GB 84 Dordt 75 GB 54 Dakota Wesleyan 83 GB 78 Southern 65 GB 87 Huron 72 GB 81 Northwestern 71