May 8, 1959 THE CONCORDIAN Pag» 5 Athletes Journey to Bunyan Land Tomorrow Rasmus, Beyer Bemidji Invite Host for Form Jovial But Effective Combo Track, Golf, and Tennis by Glen Temonson Concordia's track team which tional on the Edgewood links has been improving tremendous- Tuesday. "Remember those eight dou- ly both in quality and quantity, The Cobber golfers journeyed ble-plays we made in that 1943 « I % f f f f has a heavy slate of important to Alexandria Tuesday and were all-star game, Boola?" meets in the near future. Tomor- greeted with a 10-5 defeat at "Sure do, Hoenie. We really row the 22-man squad competes the hands of St. John's.. The showed the American League If' in the "Beaver Invitational" match was scored on a point how to do it that day, didn't sponsored by Bemidji State. system which In match play is we? And it was raining so hard Early indications are that eight one point for low score on each I couldn't even see you." to ten Minnesota and North Da- nine holes, and one point for low kota colleges will be in attend- total score after 18 holes. "Well, the rain didn't bother ance. Lee Sanderson led the Cob- us as much as those overshoes Monday, May 11, the Cobber bers with an 80, bringing home and raincoats." fans will have a chance to wit- three points. John Berger fol- And on and on goes the jok- ness an unusual track meet as lowed with 86 and one point. ing, favorite pastime of Bob Ras- Concordia and Duluth will con- Hvidsten got the other point mus and Ed Beyer. Shortstop duct a telegraphic contest. Each with a 87. Paul Reiersgord shot Rasmus and second - baseman DOWN BUT NOT OUT school's squad will compete on a 90 and Jim Anderson followed Beyer, Concordia's double-play their home field and the results with a 91. Sanderson also took The busy baseball squad takes time out from their full sched- combination and sparkplugs of will be sent to the opposing col- medalist honors, as he had the ule to pose for our shutter. Off to a slow start with a 3-7 record the Cobber baseball squad, are lege to determine the winner. low score of the day. St. John's so far, the Cobbers remain in good spirits. The "no-league" season always ready with a few good The Cobbers captured third shot very consistent golf as all gives the young pitching staff, 10-strong in the front row, a good lines when the team is low and place with 30£ points in the their scores ranged between 83 chance to show their stuff and gain valuable experience. are the closest friends you'll Bison - Jaycee Invitational at and 86. ever find. Looking forward to the remaining 11 games of the '59 season Decotah Field. Saturday. The Adrian Anderson will replace are, front row, left to right: Don Grages, Jerry Dahlager, Rog An- tracksters were led by their stal- Jim Anderson this weekend on Rasmus, a senior from Fertile, derson, Lyle Sannes, Jerry Harter, Marv Anderson, Wayne Son- wart captain Herm Hendrickson the Cobber quintet. captains the Cobbers this year, dreal, Larry Swanson, and Del Olson. who garnered 14 points. and has started at shortstop for Back row: Coach Bill Quenette, Denny Lyngen, Ed Beyer, Bob NDU with 44 grabbed first Tennis Team Travels the last three years. A junior Rasmus, Glen Temanson, Gary Greenfield, Carl Grandstrand, Don place honors, while Valley City and native of Elbow Lake, Bey- Brose, Howie Nellermoe, Rog Adair, Arlo Brunsberg, and Dave Three schools join Concordia TC nosed out the Cobbers for in the Bemidji Invitational Ten- er took over second base as a Olson. second place by capturing 31J. freshman and has never been nis Tournament Saturday. Be- The outstanding individual ef- midji State, North Dakota State rivaled. They both lettered in fort of the meet was turned in football, basketball and base- and Moorhead State will com- by Bill Wrage of Bemidji State pete with the illness-stricken ball during their high school whose high jump of 6-8£ chop- days, and axe persuing majors in Cobbers Split With UMD; Cobbers. ped 7£ inches off the old record. Co-captains Dave Dussere and physical education with teach- Hendrickson's 14 points enabl- ing as their mutual goal. John Jorgenson have been on Nipped Twice By Jimmies ed him to tie for top honors in the sick list. Dussere is back in Beyer is also majoring in busi- Concordia's baseball squad met the University of North Dakota individual scoring. He captured action now but Jorgenson will ness education. Rasmus is minor- last Thursday and split a double-header with the Sioux. The Cob- first in the 220-yard low hurdles be out for the rest of the season. ing in biology, a member of bers lost the first one, 8-4, behind Del Olson who went six innings and 440-yard hurdles. Each of the schools in the Be- the Mondamins, an intramural and suffered the loss. Larry Swanson relieved Olson and hurled Other college scores were St. midji affair will use five men. manager and holds a part-time the last inning. Cloud 22$, Fargo Track Club 22, They will be divided into two job. Bemidji State 19£, NDSC 18, doubles teams and three in Roger Anderson fired a three hitter in the second game, going Their "love" for each other is Moorhead State 17, NDSC Frosh singles. It will be played like a all the way and coming up with his initial victory of the season 14, Dickinson 13, Aberdeen TC regular tournament in that in- limited, it seems, as both are as the Cobbers clipped the Sioux, 8-3. The game was initially married men. Rasmus was mar- 13, Jamestown 9$, Mayville 4, dividual winners will be chosen scheduled as a make-up game of the recent twin-bill here, and and Wahpeton 2. in both singles and doubles play, ried in June, 1957, and is "real later changed to the double-header affair. proud of my little boy." Beyer irrespective of school. tied the knot last summer, but Traveling to Jamestown Saturday, the Cobbers looked like Cob Golfers Go The University of North Da- the 1959 Yankees as they dropped both ends of a twin-bill to the claims "aside from my wife, I The Cobber golf squad hits kota was host to the Cobbers in Jimmies, 8-4 and 4-0. Wayne Sondreal started on the hill for like Rassie best." the road this weekend, playing a dual meet today. From Grand Concordia and was relieved by Marv Anderson in the sixth.. Son- Rasmus is hitting .294 so far in Grand Forks today and mov- Forks the squad will journey to dreal was tagged with his second loss of the season. Jerry Jerdee this year and Beyer is at .226. ing to Bemidji tomorrow. Bemidji where they will stay Last year they hit .361 and .256, allowed the Cobbers six hits but helped himself with a two-run tonight. homer in the second inning to pick up the win for Jamestown. At the University of North Da- respectively. Both are the front kota Invitational today, Concor- Dussere, playing in his first men in the Cobber's twin hit-run Jerry Harter went the distance in the second game for Con- dia encounters Moorhead State, meet after his bout with the combinations, Beyer hitting sec- cordia and suffered his first loss of the season. Marv Olhausen North Dakota State, Bemidji virus, and Dick Green were the ond in the lineup and Rasmus threw a two-hitter at the Cobbers to win the windup for James- State and host North Dakota only Cobbers placing in the seventh. town. University. The Bemidji State Bison Invitational meet last Fri- The interview over, they Concordia was rained out of a single game with Moorhead Invitational finds these same day. The Bison went on to win laughingly trotted back to their State Tuesday, and will play the Cobber alumni at Cobber Field five squads going for the honors their own meet. infield spots, this time remin- at 2:00 tomorrow. Concordia students who complain about the tomorrow. Concordia plays host NDSC was too much for Con- iscing about their experiences cross-town home games at Barnett Field will have no excuse to to the above teams plus St. cordia again on Tuesday as they when they "broke in with the miss this one, as it apears to be a dandy. John's in the Concordia Invita- tipped the Cobbers 6-1. Giants in '41." Cobber Coeds Place in Tennis Tourney Annette Barsness won the consolation singles tournament at the Carleton Invitational Tennis Tournament last weekend. An- nette lost her first round match putting her in the consolation tournament. Miss Barsness won her next three matches against girls from St. Cloud, Carleton and St. Olaf. Karen Adkins, another player from Carleton, was her opponent in the finals. Annette won, 6-2 and 6-4 for the championship of the consolations. Ellayne Stevens, a Cobber freshman, tied for fifth place in the singles tournament. She survived her first two matches to gain a berth in the quarter finals. She beat St. Olafs No. 1 player, 6-0, 4-6 and 7-5; and Minnesota's No. 2 player, 7-5 and 7-5. She lost to Macalester's No. 1 player, 6-0 and 6-2. First round losses from Concordia included the doubles team, Deanna Olson and Sally Mjolsness, and singles player, Elsa Chris- tiansen. Deanna and Sally lost a hard fought match to a Carleton team 6-4, and Elsa lost to one of the top seeded players from the University of Minnesota. Ten colleges from Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin participated in the two day tournament. There were 16 doubles teams and 32 singles participating in the tournament. Winners of the yearly tournament included Judy Taggast, singles champion from Grinnell College and doubles champions Back from lhe Carlelon tho D/71V7C Invitational, these happy Miss Malizola and Miss Meyers from LaCrosse College. Carleton HIV UUVlb p co^ds slrike a pose on lhe cobber courts. Looking College won the consolation doubles and Annette from Concordia forward to their next match are, left to right Sally Mjolsness, Ellayne Stevens, Annette Barsness won the consolation singles. and Deanna Olson.