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

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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

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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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readme nace As rane -Acencemesonl BASKET BALL SQUAD Back Row—Jack Petersen, Lowell Issendorf, Axel Borresen, Orville Hawes, Vernon Schuster, Robert Kerr, Leo orschumb, Berdeen Hagen, Mr. Heine, Coach. Front Row—Lewis Douma, Harold Drever, Milton Nielsen, Ingvor Buhl, Captain; Kenneth Symonds, Rolfe Skrien, Arthur LeSage, Oiva Siira. CAGE SEASON Coach Heine looked even more gloomy than usual when it came time for the 1941 basket- ball season to get under way. With only a small number of men from whom to choose, and just seven of last year's squad back, prospects looked none too bright. Our boys got off to a slow start, meeting defeat at the hands of the Sauk Centre Junior College and the Donnelly Independents, the latter by one basket made in the last few seconds of the game. The game played at Brookings on December 13 gave our team the first victory of the season. The Brookings team was vanquished by a 44 - 8 score. After a two-week Christmas vacation the boys improved considerably in practice, but when they met the taller, sure-of-foot St. Mary’s men of Morris they were forced to accept the short end of a 36 - 30 score. With a look of determination for revenge in their eyes for the defeat at the hands of the Aggies in football, the Morris High School Team came out to play the Aggies on January 20. In a gym packed almost to capacity our boys met their rivals, who had the advantage of height and a better record of games won. The first half was anybody’s game, ending 19 - 15 in favor of the high school. In the second half the high school boys took the lead and stretched it to a 49 - 24 victory. On the week-end of January 24 our team saw action at both St. Paul and Grand Rapids in the first conference games of the season. Our boys came back from their three-day trip with one defeat and one victory to their credit, having lost to St. Paul and won from Grand Rapids. Two nights later they met the Sauk Centre Junior College Team for the second time, and in this encounter furnished stiffer opposition for the Sauk Centre boys. Coming from behind in the third quarter, it looked almost as though our boys were going to add another vic- tory to their record. However, the Sauk Centre boys came back in the last quarter to pile up a 49 - 34 score. The next two games, with Crookston and with the Montevideo Junior College, proved to be victories for our team. At the time of this writing five games on the schedule have not yet been played. iL. », hh GS G G B4 G4 G4 G G G4 BH GO @G G G G4 GB BGO BG fF GO B B @4b Bb Ba A A