University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Moccasin Yearbook (Morris, MN)

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a “On the Court’ SUMMARY OF THE SEASON Sauk Centre Junior College December 6 Donnelly Independents December 11 Brookings Agricultural School December 13 St. Mary’s School January 11 Morris High School January 20 St. Paul Aggies January 24 Grand Rapids Aggies January 25 Sauk Centre Junior College January 28 MR. PEDERSON INGVOR BUHL, CAPTAIN OIVA SITRA ARTHUR LE SAGE Opponents 62 27 8 36 49 49 17 49 MR. HEINE, COACH HAROLD DREVER Aggies 30 25 44 20 24 29 21 34 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ |

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a Grand Rapids punt for a touchdown and Skrien later intercepted a forward pass and put across another touchdown. Sufficient extra points were made to bring the final count 32 to 7, | a fine contribution for a happy homecoming. During the final week of practice colder weather, combined with a desire to retain ‘‘Ossie,”’ the wooden pig trophy, sent the Morris men through some of the snappiest scrimmage and sig- nal drills of the season. The Crookston field, frozen rough, and a homecoming crowd made up the setting for the final game of the season. After a scoreless first quarter, Crookston at- tacked from the air. Pushing down the field with well-aimed passes, they scored the first touchdown but were unable to make their extra point. This tended to stir the fight in the Morris team. With driving power on the part of ‘‘Muss’’ Nielsen, behind excellent line play and blocking, Morris came back in the same quarter to score a touchdown of their own and take the lead by making their extra point. The first half ended shortly afterward, with Morris on the top of a 7 to 6 score. : As always, Crookston came back after the half with a rush that put the ball deep into Morris territory. Believing that they had gone far enough, Skrien intercepted a pass behind the goal line and with remarkable blocking, tore 100 yards for a touchdown. Morris then converted making the final score 14 to 6. Coach Heine and the team were especially pleased with the results of this game, since it marks the first victory for Morris on the Crookston field since 1928, and also because it placed our team in the topmost position in the conference. ar) BZ | | “Filling station’? at the games The battle is on Faculty support Behmler’s win-or-lose smile Waiting for the second half Spectators flash hopeful smiles Bashful ‘‘Pete”’ Intent on the game (?) ¥ Poe eoeRe IE TIA FFAG dSGS

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MILTON NIELSEN LEWIS DOUMA Crookston Aggies January 31 Montevideo Junior College February 4 St. Paul Aggies February 7 Ortonville Arrows February 11 Crookston Aggies February 15 Montevideo Junior College February 21 Brookings Agricultural School February 28 Grand Rapids Aggies March 1 etre es eo beehgebty Lhp Lenten cer bbe bier dt eta te baci ROLFE SKRIEN KENNETH SYMONDS : SUMMARY OF THE SEASON (Continued) Opponents 24 35 43 46 32 26 13 20 BERDEEN HAGEN JACK PETERSEN Aggies 29 36 34 32 Al rH | LT 29 sah Saheb |i he Spd abt mpabbl beedal tend , «| eae Lone Tppoe eT Seca ter gg Speers tet eee areneee tas ou a i i