Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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. --I . V- s .. s. ' 1 Ag .'- Q A N X 5 I IA Olsen Mankowski during the final canto and succumbed t spirit. The contest ended 19-6 in favor On October S, the Braves played spine-chilling determination against Sioux scored alternately on long susta A .4..44L,,,- L ex. :.1.,1i4 Qi-vr,ff,f!! Awakening from a state of lethargy which had engrossed the Purple and VVhite pigskin elevens for the two previous years, last fall's gridiron machine shifted from low to second gear to parti- ally reestablish their football prestige as they took to the field with renewed spirit and enthusiasm. l'nder the capable tutelage of Ben Mankowski, former Vniversity of Indiana stellar center, and Director of Athletics Francis Olsen, two-score of huslties trained throughout the entire season to give worthy performances against strong opponents. VVith the affable Mankowski at the helm, practices got of to a flying start on Labor Day with in- creased material and spirit in evi- dence. Calisthenics and rudiments of the game comprised the workouts prep- aratory to a tough schedule which be- gan against the strong Morningside Maroons at Sioux City. liven in this initial test of the season, the Braves displayed surprising and not a little encouraging potentiality and fight as they held the highly touted Maroons to a scoreless first frame and yielded only the more plentiful, fresh recruits of Morningside in the final half. But- ton, Sheggrud and XVatters were out- standing in this first game but it was the general team morale which pleased Mankowski as his plucky lads went down to an insignificant IS-tl defeat at the hands of strong contenders in the North Central conference. The Braves opened their circuit race on October 1 against the lluron Scalp- ers on the latter's field. After pushing the heagier Scalpers around the muddy and slippery field for a complete half sgiiqy' emit-ti with the locals on the long end of a 6-ll score, the Nlankow- .lfidtimen strangely rutted themselves o a trio of touchdowns by Huron, who 'took advantage of the Braves' relapse of of the Scalpers after a rather dismal performance by the Sioux. a fighting team against the Greyhounds of Yankton college, and displayed insurmountable breaks before losing by a scant one Pflllll lllilllllll. 19 1.0 I3-G UIC ined drives down the field'9NlY I0 599, :lr G ff5'h l l Illlif 'ill' t ll 'l-5 k 'lf H . l bk. x ,T , Thayer - Benson - Owens - Foss -- Houk - MankowsIti'- Burr0ll2hf'- MU l'l'Y 7 llilmllll - l'i l 'f'l' .Y l?5l X- - Mullin - Wfgtfgy-S - L31-Son - Corning - XVebb -' iaerenwald j -Iensen - .-Xtkins -l aulsen- hheggind - .xkisllui liricksen - Swift - Schleicher - Kidd - lluisinga -' Farfiham - lxracke -Button - Rorman - C hristenson - t 1 mp., f f f f i i fgs Newegg sssessssg3 i Nt. Qui uv 95 if--

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