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1941 St. Cloud State Huskies football team
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1941 St. Cloud State Huskies football 1941 St. Cloud Huskies football stars.jpg 285 St. Cloud's all-conference stars: Filippi, Shew, Teas, Bierhaus, Zakariasen Northern Teachers College Conference NTCC 7–0 4–0 Warren Kasch 7th Don Klein Earl Teas NTCC champion
The 1941 St. Cloud State Huskies football team was an American football team that represented St. Cloud State Teachers College (later renamed St. Cloud State University) as a member of the Northern Teachers College Conference (NTCC) during the 1941 college football season. In their seventh year under head coach Warren Kasch, the Huskies compiled a perfect 7–0 record (4–0 in NTCC games), won the NTCC championship, shut out five of seven opponents, and outscored opponents by a total of 108 to 21. These Four Gridiron Coaches are 'Stars of the Year' https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times/144461481/ The St. Cloud Daily Times St. Cloud, Minnesota November 3, 1941 9 March 30, 2024 Newspapers.com
Left halfback Louis Filippi was selected as the most valuable player in the NTCC. Five St. Cloud players received all-conference honors: Filippi; quarterback Fritz Bierhaus; guards Earl Teas and Harvey Shew; and tackle Ken Zakariasen. Teas and Don Klein were the team captains.Filippi, Shew Elected Ped Co-Captains in Football The St. Cloud Daily Times November 24, 1941 11 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-filippi-shew-elected-pe/167606354/ Newspapers.comFilippi, Bierhaus, Teas, Shew, Zakariasen TC Aces: Selections Are Announced Today At Annual Meet The St. Cloud Daily Times November 22, 1941 9 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-filippi-bierhaus-teas/167616421/ Newspapers.com
Schedule
y September 20 1941 Saint John's Johnnies Saint John's (MN)<ncg> St. Cloud, MN W 6-0 Ped Gridders Surprise Johnnies With 6-0 Triumph: Bierhaus Scores In Second Canto On Filipi Pass The St. Cloud Daily Times September 22, 1941 11 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-ped-gridders-surprise-jo/167597665/ Newspapers.com September 26 at 1941 Eau Claire State Blugolds Eau Claire State<ncg> Eau Claire, WI W 22-0 St. Cloud Peds Blast Out 22-0 Win at Eau Claire: Filippi Tallies Two, Bierhaus One Touchdown The St. Cloud Daily Times September 27, 1941 8 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-st-cloud-peds-blast-out/167596901/ Newspapers.com October 4 1941 Duluth State Bulldogs Duluth State St. Cloud, MN W 13-0 Peds Get Off to Good Loop Start, Beat Duluth 13-0 The St. Cloud Daily Times October 6, 1941 11 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-peds-get-off-to-good-loo/167596398/ Newspapers.com October 11 at 1941 Mankato State Indians Mankato State Mankato, MN W 12-7 St. Cloud Peds Down Mankato, Keep Conference Pace The St. Cloud Daily Times October 13, 1941 12 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-st-cloud-peds-down-mank/167596015/ Newspapers.com October 18 1941 Winona State Warriors Winona State<hc> St. Cloud, MN W 14-0 Alert Kaschmen Defeat Winona at Homecoming 14-0 The St. Cloud Daily Times October 20, 1951 11 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-alert-kaschmen-defeat-wi/167595644/ Newspapers.com October 25 1941 Stevens Point Pointers Stevens Point<ncg> St. Cloud, MN W 20-14 Peds Win 7th in Row, Defeat Stevens Point 20-14: St. Cloud Battles For Loop Flag at Bemidji Oct. 31 The St. Cloud Daily Times October 27, 1941 10 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-peds-win-7th-in-row-def/167595280/ Newspapers.com October 31 at 1941 Bemidji State Beavers Bemidji State Bemidji, MN W 21-0 Peds Play Best Game, Beat Bemidji 21-0, Keep Title: Kaschmen Finish Clean Sweep For St. Cloud Teams The St. Cloud Daily Times November 1, 1941 9 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-peds-play-best-game-bea/167590771/ Newspapers.com
Game summaries
Stevens Point
On October 25, St. Cloud won its sixth game, defeating 1941 Stevens Point Pointers Stevens Point, 20–14, in a non-conference game in St. Cloud. The St. Cloud Times wrote that halfback Louis Filippi played like a jackrabbit who "danced circles around the big but slow Pointers as he galloped for gain after gain". St. Cloud out-gained Stevens Point by 242 rushing yards to 45 and had 16 first downs to five for Stevens Point. St. Cloud attempted only five pases, completing two. Both of Stevens Point's touchdowns resulted from fumbles on St. Cloud's 11-yard line.
Bemidji State
On October 31, St. Cloud concluded its season with a 21–0 road victory against 1941 Bemidji State Beavers Bemidji State at Bemidji, Minnesota. Co-captain Don Klein scored St. Cloud's first touchdown in the second quarter. Co-captain Earl Teas kicked the estra point. in the fourth quarter, St. Cloud recovered a Bemidji fumble at the Bemidji 35-yard line and drove to the three-yard line where Fritz Bierhause scored on a quarterback sneak. Teas again kicked the extra point. With the victory, St. Cloud won its second consecutive conference championship and its fourth in seven years.Peds Play Best Game, Beat Bemidji 21-0, Keep Title: Kaschmen Finish Clean Sweep For St. Cloud Teams The St. Cloud Daily Times November 1, 1941 9 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-peds-play-best-game-bea/167590771/ Newspapers.com
Personnel
Players
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Fritz Bierhaus, Brainerd
Lester Blume, Osakis
Edward Eggers, New Ulm
Louis Filippi, Keewatin
Bob Gray, Stacy
Henry Hambrecht, New Ulm
Henry Hammer, Granite Falls
Jim Hills, Clarissa
Wilbur Kessler, Minneapolis
Don Klein, St. Cloud, co-captain
Ambrose Kramer, Osakis
Ted Kruger, Redwood Falls
Ken Lindholm, Princeton
Jerome Marsolek, Royalton
Marv Mathre, Glenwood
Jerome McCarthy, St Cloud
Bob Miller, St. Cloud
Ralph Pearson, Minneapolis
Don Renn, St. Cloud
Jim Roes, Wadena
Harvey Shew, Brainerd
Earl Teas, Watertown, co-captain
Bud Whelan, Minneapolis
Stanton Williams, Clear Lake
Ken Zakariasen, Excelsior
Staff
Warren Kasch, head coach
Edward Coletti, assistant coach
Winfield Pehrson, trainer
A.S. Mathiasen, bus driver
An Important Link The St. Cloud Daily Times October 16, 1941 14 https://www.newspapers.com/article/st-cloud-times-1941-st-cloud-football/167609525/ Newspapers.com
References
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