Chapter 2 - Pre-MIAC Years - 1903-1921

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1913-1914

The 1913 football season ended with an inter-society championship won by the Periclesin society in two straight games over the Chrysostoma society. The score of the first game was 14-0 and the second game 19-14.
 

1913-1914 Basketball

The 1913-1914 basketball team began practice with 17 members. Sixteen men responded to the call for candidates. Coach Holzer predicted a good season.

Candidates for the team included Fred Johnson, Martin Johnson, Lindahl, Kroger, Mason, Tobe Lavik, A. Johnson, Sattre, Mitchell, Nygaard, Kjorlaug and Rasmussen. The schedule 12-game schedule was played against teams from Fargo College, Moorhead Normal, Park Region, Jamestown College, Mayville Normal, Valley City Normal and St. Olaf. Only one score was found where Fargo College defeated Concordia 44-12.
 

1913-1914 Baseball

In April Professor Tonning called a meeting for those interested in playing baseball. The athletic association accepted Mr. Andy Rusness as baseball coach. The Crescent mentioned that he comes with a good reputation as a player and under his leadership our boys will soon be playing by the latest and most approved method.⁽²¹⁾

Players back from last year included Amon Johnson, Martin Johnson, Bill Krogh, Fred Kile, Oscar Overby, Adolph Overby, Bob Sathre and Oscar Rusness.

The schedule included two games each of the following schools--Fargo College, NDAC, Park Region, Moorhead Normal, Mayville Normal and a single game with Valley City Normal.

Work has begun on the tennis court and later on there will be workouts for those interested in making the tennis team. A tournament was scheduled for June 1 at Valley City Normal.

At a meeting represented by the athletic body of the college, it was decided to concentrate efforts on baseball at the expense of track and field so track was canceled for the year.
 

Chapter 2

1. Concordia College Record, July 1907.

2. Cobber Chronicle, p. 52.

3. Concordia College Record, July 1907.

4. Crescent, December 1909.

5. Cobber Chronicle, p. 200.

6. Concordia College Record, July 1907.

7. Concordia College Record, March 1908.

8. Concordia College Record, May 1909.

9. Crescent, November 1909.

10. Crescent, May 1910.

11. Ibid.

12. Crescent, February 1910.

13. Crescent, January 1911.

14. Crescent, May-June 1911.

15. Crescent, November 1911.

16. Crescent, December 1911.

17. Crescent, April-May 1912.

18. Crescent, May-June 1911.

19. Crescent, October 1912.

20. Crescent, March 1913.

21. Crescent, April 1914.

22. Crescent, October 1914.

23. Crescent, March 1914.

24. Crescent, February 1914.

25. Crescent, May 1915.

26. Crescent, October 1915.

27. Crescent, December 1915.

28. Crescent, November 1915.

29. Crescent, March 1915.

30. Crescent, January 1916.

31. Crescent, October 1916.

32. Crescent, October 1916.

33. Crescent, November 1916.

34. Concordia College Record, January 1916.

35. Crescent, January 1916.

36. Crescent, January 1916.

37. Crescent, February 1916.

38. Crescent, February 1916.

39. Crescent, October 1916.

40. Crescent, October 1917.

41. Crescent, October 1917.

42. Crescent, April 1917.

43. Crescent, January 1918.

44. Crescent, October 1919.

45. Crescent, January 1919.

46. Crescent, November 1919.

47. Crescent, February 1919.

48. Crescent, April 1919.

49. Crescent, April 1920.

50. Crescent, March 1920.

51. Crescent, May 1920.

52. Crescent, October 1920.

53. Crescent, October 1920.

54. Concordian, December 22, 1920.

55. Concordian,. April 22, 1921.
 
 

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