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

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Still in a losing streak the Braves lost to home standing Huron 66-O. The Braves got close to paydirt, but the Scalpers, who went on to win the SDIC, were able to hold off the Brave attack. Determined that the Braves would not die, Coach Ewen led his Braves to a 33-O victory over Yankton. Two Brave stars, Wayne Reed and Reed Beier, chalked up all the scores. Reed grabbed three touchdown passes, two from freshrnan Gary Henle and the other from Beierg Beier also carried the ball across for two touchdowns. To prove Brave strength the Braves advanced 292 yards while Yankton advanced only 89. 1' 4' The three seniors on the Braves squad, Dale Schneider, Carl Stanek, and Ron Mattice, confer in locker room after practice session. Braves Win Final Game from Yankton Braves' teamwork helps bring down General Beadle ball carrier. v 5 A xpp, nfl, an 25 u tv ff? if ' gg 2?-M1335 fa 1 K E ,awry k

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S. F. C. back Gary Henle drives for gain against D.W. U, Purple and White Drop Homecoming Game 25-0 , . fs ' -ua Reed Beier, junior from Parker, tries to gain yardage around General Beadle defense. Traveling to Madison the Braves battled General Beadle State Teachers College. Play- ing in enemy territory the Braves were un- able to put together a substained scoring drive. The Trojans, fired by homecoming spirit, posted a 12-O victory. Taking on Northern State Teachers College, the battling Braves, in a bad streak, lost by a score of 32-O, although the Purple and White played much better ball than the score indicates. On a cold October night the Braves traveled to Mitchell to take on the Dakota Wesleyan Tigers. Wesleyan, sparked by a touchdown early in the first quarter, was able to hold off the Brave attack and to win 16-7. For Tepee Days the Braves took on South- ern State Teachers College. The Braves,encour- aged by the homecoming crowd, were able to gain much yardage on the ground and in the air, but, unable to score, lost Z5-0.

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iiilwl ., Gary Henle, freshman from Sioux Falls, tosses pass to Wayne Reed, junior, in Braves game against Southern. Future Looks Bright for SFC Gridclers Hoping to win the last garne, the Braves were disappointed when the game with Black Hills Teachers College had to be cancelled because of bad weather. Plans to postpone the game until a later date were discarded, due to the scheduled beginning of basketball season. The '60-'61 season looks very promis- ing for SFC football fans. With only three seniors graduating from the squad, a larger experienced team will be ready to face the challenge of the new tri-state conference next fall. Head Coach Don Ewen confers with his assis- tants Sammie Hasegawa and Warren Wright.