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1956 INDIAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SCORE McCOOK PLACE 1957 INDIAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Norfolk Trinidad Pueblo Fort Lewis Dodge City La Junta Fairbury Sterling Scottsbluff Norfolk McCook Pueblo McCook McCook La Junta Fairbury McCook Scottsbluff September 14 September 2 1 September 28 October 5 October 1 1 October 19 October 25 November 2 November 9 OPPONENT Norfolk Trinidad Pueblo Fort Lewis Dodge City La Junta Fairbury Sterling Scottsbluff PLACE McCook Trinidad McCook Fort Lewis Dodge City McCook McCook Sterling McCook Rittenmeyer Q C ' § 2 9 § % At
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THREE POINT LANDING. Darwin Voss stumbles to the sod as pursuing Conquistadors charge in for the kill. Darwin netted 20 yards on this run. IT ' S GOOD. Clyde Butz, not in any position to see the referee, has just plunged through the Dodge City eleven for six more Indian points. ALL RIGH T, ALREADY. Darwin Voss finds the going rough as the Conquistadors close the gap. The Tribe pulled through for a Homecom- ing victory, 26-6. PURSUIT. Sherrod Hanson charges away from Scottsbluffs eleven for a Tribe T-D. De- spite a snowy and muddy field, the Indians came out on top, 40-7.
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PILE DRIVER. Jim App, 177 pound class, up- ends Sterling ' s Paul Wackholz and waltzes him around the mat in this strong man challenge. App decisioned Wackholz. SAY UNCLE. Boyd Oschner gets a point de- cision as he downs Bob Cox who wrestles in the 157 pound class. Boyd added three points to give McCook a 19-18 win. Wrestlers Grapple For Points Wrestling fans point with pride to the In- dian ' s new 1957 wrestling team. Coach Merle O. Confer, after complet- ing another championship football team, tackled the job of bringing wrestling to McCook College. Many of the outstanding wrestlers came from Kansas. The Tribe journeyed to defend an opening season against Sterling, then traveled to Hays, La Junta for a Confer- ence match, and Casper. Home matches included Hays, Kan- sas, December 10; Casper, Wyoming, January 25; and Sterling, Colorado, Jan- uary 26. WRESTLERS ALL. Back row: Ralph Sowers, Nason Wilson, Lynn Kurst, Charles Deyle, Boyd Ochsner, Myron Daw- son, Harry Bearley. Front row: Sherrod Hanson, Jim Mcllmoyle, Duane Purcell, Howard Taylor, Jim App, Ray Trail. L ki
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