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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1952

Page

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Buck Cheadle Guides Roland to the State Semis

Buck Cheadle, Chickasaw Indian coach of Roland, steers a compact squad with versatile players like Kenny Levi and Gary Thompson through the state tournament. He relies on year round practice, smart bench management, and minimal emotion to outmaneuver larger double A foes, leaving spectators impressed by his calm leadership.

Roland Davenport Buck Cheadle Spencer Cheadle Keokuk Marion Gary Thompson Dave Peterson Don Holland Stan Tiernagel Tweet Brothers Story County Buck Kenny Levi Oklahoma Dave Peterson Gary Giants Bill Logan

Cedar Rapids signs Negro player to baseball club

Cedar Rapids plans to add a Negro player this year as General Manager Jim Meagan announced the signing of Jim Rabbit Fishback from Flint, Michigan. Fishback, 22, from Cincinnati, is a 5 10, 178 pound right throwing switch hitter who played second, short and third and hit .263 for Flint last season. He previously played for the Globetrotters' baseball team and trained in Cincinnati at the Stowe gym alongside Ezzard Charles.

Cedar Rapids Jim Meagan Indians Jim “Rabbit” Fishback Flint Mich Meaghan Fishback Cincinnati Withrow High Globetrotters Stowe School Ezzard Charles

Giants Face Keokuk Dundee in Semi Final Showdown

Iowa City report details the 1952 state high school basketball semifinals with Davenport defending champion and Keokuk advancing. Roland and Dinsdale edged through their games while Keokuk overwhelmed Marion 55 39 and Davenport defeated Ames 64 47. Logan scored 26 in a strong tournament run as Keokuk seized momentum late.

Roland Bob Goudell Spencer Goudell Davenport High Solvay Stole Charlene Hall Cleone Michelson Iowa City Giants Davenport Keokuk Blue Devils Iowa Tiny Dinsdale Wales-Lincoln Plan Hull Glenwood Grundy Center Dinsdale Dubuque Danville Ames Cherokee

Meet the Preps Too Much Keokuk and Too Much Logan

Iowa City coach John Paul Jones praised Tama county powerhouse Keokuk and Logan after a semifinal win over Marion. Quotes from Hippie Monticello and others highlight Keokuk's dominance and Logan's standout performance.

Keokuk Marion Les Hipple Little Six Bill Logan Too Much Logan Lefty Jack Ogden

Roland-Spencer Buck Cheadle's Roland Crew Dominates

Roland-Spencer Buck Cheadle's Roland team overwhelmed Spencer 46 to 33 in first round action. The Rockets controlled 6-4 Bob Carpenter to 11 points and used height advantage to clamp down on the opposition. Carpenter nearly matched a tournament single game scoring mark with 32 points against Wales-Lincoln in earlier play. Continued on Page 16, Col. 1.

Buck Cheadle Roland Spencer Bob Carpenter Wales Lincoln

How Keokuk Stopped Leff Dont Ask Leo How Keokuk Stopped Leff

Iowa City report details Monticello coach Leo Cabalka baffled by Keokuk guard Bobby Williams holding Marion's Hugh Leffingwell to two points in the first quarter. Williams said Leffingwell beat many defenses in years, including man to man and zone schemes, and Leffingwell later set a state free throw record with 17 conversions.

Keokuk Bob Williams Marion Hugh Leffingwell Williams Leo Leffingwell

Three Baseball Clinics Are on Tap Next Week

The Iowa High School Athletic Association will sponsor three baseball rules meetings next week. Harold G. Schmickley, assistant secretary for the S.H.S.A.A., will conduct the meetings. The schedule covers March 24 to March 29 with sessions at Morning Sun, Ottumwa, and Osceola high schools in the listed times.

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