Berg Trophy

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	Title	Date	Summary
1	New award to be given Alumnus 18:1, p.20	1/1/1934	Berg Trophies discontinued; new award will be made on basis of value to team and for "exceptional attainment".
2	Athletic Board announces new trophy award College Eye 25:25, p.1	12/21/1933	Feel need for award after discontinuation of Berg Trophy; will be made on basis of value to team or "exceptional attainment".
3	Athletes awarded honors at special program Alumnus 17:3, p.19	7/1/1933	Honored at all-student assembly; Roger Willert wins Berg Trophy; winners of other MVP awards noted; roster of letter winners; photo.
4	Trophy winners are announced; Gooden, Willert, Hulin and Johnson receive awards College Eye 25:1, p.1	6/5/1933	Berg Trophy winners announced.
5	Letter and award presentation Public Relations News Release 1932:316, p.1	5/15/1933	The varsity and freshman basketball and wrestling teams, last falls freshman football team, freshman baseball, and numeral winners from track and tennis were honored in a special all-student assembly.
6	Three-sport star gets Berg Trophy College Eye 24:24, p.4	3/17/1933	Willert is voted the most valuable man on the 1933 Panther basketball team.
7	Art Olsen, is one of the Panther cagers at the Iowa Conference game Public Relations News Release 1932:222, p.1	1/27/1933	Art Olsen, veteran guard, will appear in an Iowa conference game against Parsons on January 27.
8	Gooden chosen as most valuable Alumnus 17:1, p.20	1/1/1933	Donald Ray Good makes all-state and all-conference teams; selected MVP for football at ISTC; wins Berg Trophy.
9	Gooden makes All-State team; veteran tackle also chosen for award of Berg Trophy College Eye 24:13, p.4	12/9/1932	There were only six Iowa colleges represented on the team. Gooden is a right tackle of the mythical all-state college first eleven selected by the Des Moines Register; photo.
10	Donald Gooden, Bedford Public Relations News Release 1932:131, p.1	11/30/1932	Received Berg Trophy.
11	Berg trophy is to be presented; award made each year to most valuable player on panther squad College Eye 24:12, p.1	11/28/1932	Award will be given at the football banquet hosted by the president and his wife at their home.
12	Out for full College Eye 24:2, p.5	9/16/1932	Art Olsen is considered one of the best passers on the football team. He also played basketball where he won the Berg trophy as the most valuable member on the team; photo.
13	Trackmen win fifth conference victory Alumnus 16:3, p.20	7/1/1932	1932 season wrap-up; Paul Grier is Berg Trophy winner; roster of letter winners; team photo.
14	Schrody, Grier are winners Berg trophies; baseball catcher and broad jump champion chosen as best men College Eye 23:44, p.4	6/1/1932	Raymond Schrody and Paul Grier received most valuable player honors and the Berg trophies for baseball and track, respectively.
15	Athletic Board picks Art Olsen for Berg award; trophy is awarded for most valuable service during basketball season College Eye 23:36, p.4	4/1/1932	Junior guard Arthur Olsen was awarded the Berg Trophy for his performance on the 1931-32 basketball team.
16	Burl Berry is most valuable; Berg Trophy presented to veteran center at banquet College Eye 23:24, p.4	12/11/1931	Burl Berry received honors for most valuable player on the 1931 football team; brief profile included.
17	Burl V. Berry, Wellman Public Relations News Release 1931:130, p.1	12/1/1931	Awarded football team's Most Valuable Player at President's Banquet; brief profile included.
18	Berg Trophies awarded to Heintz and Stapley as most valuable men; Heintz also voted the best all-around athlete and scholar College Eye 23:1, p.3	6/6/1931	Wayne Heintz and Keith Stapley receive MVP awards for baseball and track, respectively.
19	Baseball lettermen Old Gold 0:0, p.161	6/1/1931	Letter winners and Berg trophy winners; photos.
20	Haberichter awarded Berg Basketball Trophy College Eye 22:25, p.4	4/3/1931	Lloyd Haberichter earns most valuable player honors for the 1930-1931 basketball season.
21	Lloyd Haberichter, La Porte City Public Relations News Release 1930:301, p.1	4/1/1931	Receives Berg Basketball Trophy.
22	Cooper named most valuable player Alumnus 15:1, p.24	1/1/1931	Stewart Cooper named football MVP for 1930.
23	Alumni see Berg trophies on display College Eye 22:5, p.8	10/10/1930	Now in second year; will be awarded to men and women athletes.
24	Athletic honors go to woman student Alumnus 14:3, p.22	7/1/1930	Catherine Grisier honored as most representative female athlete by women's physical education faculty; receives Berg Trophy.
25	Berg Trophy for women athlete won by Grisier College Eye 21:35, p.1	6/4/1930	Catherine Grisier honored; roster of other outstanding women athletes.
26	High honors went to Catherine Grisier, Jefferson Public Relations News Release 1929:535, p.1	5/31/1930	Grisier is the first woman to recieve Berg Trophy; other women athletes highlighted.
27	Fritzel wins trophy College Eye 21:25, p.4	3/28/1930	Melvin Fritzel wins Berg Trophy.
28	Woman who leads in campus sports to receive trophy College Eye 21:25, p.1	3/28/1930	Criteria for winning the Berg Trophy for women.
29	Berg Trophy awards are made in chapel Wednesday College Eye 21:8, p.4	10/31/1929	Shorty Weyant and Red Luke honored; photo.
30	Varied program features assembly College Eye 21:8, p.1	10/31/1929	Students listen to music; Berg Trophy presented.

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