Chapter 2 - Pre-MIAC Years - 1903-1921
College Athletic Association | Athletic Facilities | Sports in the Early Years, 1903-1910 | 1910-1911 | 1911-1912 | Interstate School Conference Founded | 1912-1913 | 1913-1914 | 1914-1915 | 1915-1916 | 1916-1917 | 1917-1918 | 1918-1919 | 1919-1920 | 1920-1921 | Looking Back -- Early Years |
1918-1919
There was no football team at Concordia in 1918.
Basketball results for the 1918-1919 season with "Pop" Sattre as coach:
Concordia 18 Valley City Normal 12
Concordia 26 Gustavus 20
Concordia 10 St. Olaf 18
Concordia 20 St. Johns 22
Concordia 27 UND 54
Concordia 25 Valley City Normal 16
Concordia 19 Fargo College 13
Concordia 18 NDAC 36
Concordia 30 UND 40(43)
The Academy basketball scores reported were:
Concordia 10 NDAC 11
Concordia 31 YMCA 19
Concordia 5 Park Region 20
Concordia 34 Fargo College 2
Concordia 15 Fargo High School 17
Concordia 10 Fargo High School 17
Interclass competition seemed to be at an all-time high right after
the war as evidenced by an article in the Crescent.
The inter-class games begin December 1, 1919 when the seniors and juniors clash; class spirit has been aroused to a high tension and the competitions will be keen as never before. All classes seem to possess an equal number of evenly matched players and they are getting into trim. Several hairbreadth decisions of games, watched by fans in breathless suspense, are in view.
Three cups will be fought for; one for the school championship, the
other two for the winners among the college and academy teams. Nine teams
will compete for the honors. The managers are: Seniors, John Nystul; Juniors,
Olaf Scheie; Sophomores, Julius Rafshol; Freshmen, Agnar Tanner, Fourth
year, Joseph Rundsvold; Third year, Lenvik Ylvisaker, Second and First
year, Trygve Lund; Commercials, Ehmil Gaare.(44)
Cold weather hampered the 1919 baseball team and only five games were played. They opened the season with the Twin Valley Independents and lost 5-1.
The next game was against Hawley which Concordia won 9-0. In this game the Scout reported that upon this occasion, the Concordia sodbusters lammed the ball with such passionate devotion as to almost assume an aspect of irreverence.
Concordia beat Wahpeton Science 5-2 and 5-1. In a final game, Concordia lost to NDAC 6-4. The NDAC game was halted in the seventh inning due to rain. But the Ump growled his consent to having the two teams slide around in the mud for the last two frames. Upon the opening of that mud fest the farmers lobbed up 5 runs.
Members of the 1919 baseball team were Isaac Tanner, E. O. Hagen, Jake Jenner, Walt Reitan, Karl Lawrence, Ed Quam, J. Rafshol, Otto Berg, Victor Ramstad, Walt Estby and Ernest Ingebretson.
World War I was putting a definite crimp in the athletic program. Football
had to be temporarily put aside but as soon as the war was over, it was
resumed again.
1. Concordia College Record, July 1907.
3. Concordia College Record, July 1907.
6. Concordia College Record, July 1907.
7. Concordia College Record, March 1908.
8. Concordia College Record, May 1909.
34. Concordia College Record, January 1916.
54. Concordian, December 22, 1920.
55. Concordian,. April 22, 1921.
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