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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1941

Page

6

Leahy Returns to Notre Dame to Follow Rockne

Frank Leahy, once sidelined by injury, returns to Notre Dame inspired by Knute Rockne. The former line coach, who later coached at Georgetown Michigan State Fordham and Boston College, follows Rockne back to Notre Dame to assume coaching duties and shape a new era for the program.

Notre Dame Leahy Rockne California Mayo Clinic Georgetown Michigan State Fordham Carl Snavely Cornell

Veterans Back For Cyclones Baseball Drill

Iowa State college opens practice with 15 lettermen and six freshmen returning for coach Leroy Timm. Weather delays outdoor work but prospects include Willard Mulenbusch and Leon Wilson leading pitching. team eyes April 11 opener vs Simpson and a schedule with Big Six play.

Ames Iowa State College Leroy Timmalkaba Caphamores Timms Timm Cyclones Simpson Iowa Willard Mulenbusch Dana Leon Wilson Kelly Bernard Mickelson Borg Helen Boland Albin Nelson Eagle Grove Bob Sharnberg Everly Fred Gordon Decorahes Doug Strohbehn Russ Sharnberg Ed Lasser Ottumwa Bob Kline Akron Bob Hayes Flattsmouth Neb Bob Cappen Brooklyn Ellis Alexander Moville Bob Benedict Dale DeKoster Spencer Clyde Wilson

Y Boys Compete In Four Athletic Contests

MCA boys take part in basketball shooting potato races and high jumping. A new event will be announced this week. Leading scorers in the prep class include Allen Fisher Jim Wasta Don Harmon Octe Trimble Rich Ber gert and Rick Salome. Cadet class leaders are Ray Yeakle Jim Mansfield Jim Lovett and Bill Wright.

Y McA Allen Fisher Jim Wasta Don Harmon Octe Trimble Rich Berrgert Rick Salome Ray Yeakle Jim Mansfield Jim Lovett Bill Wright

Kirby Wins Augusta Women’s Golf Title

Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta defeated Helen Dettweiler of Washington DC 3 and 2 to win the Augusta women’s golf tournament on Saturday in Augusta Georgia.

YMCA Leaders Club Aids Sports Program Members

Behind the scenes volunteers of the YMCA Leaders club for boys aged 14 to 18 assist in swimming meets and basketball tournaments. Seated from left: Junior Mikas, Fred Berry, Kenneth Marsh, L P Lyman, Ray Rompot. Standing: Frank Howland, Gurney Day.

Y.M.C.A Leaders Club Junior Mikas Fred Berry Kenneth Marsh L. P. Lyman Ray Rompot Frank Howland Gurney Day

Marion Softball League Seeks New Outside Teams

The Marion Softball League seeks to form an eight team summer league at Marion field inviting teams from Springville Cedar Rapids Central City Alburnett and nearby towns. Interested cities can contact Harry Murphey C A Garrison or E A Lagerquist for full details. All games will be night matches. Last year eight Marion teams played but draft disruptions reduced player availability prompting outsiders to be invited.

Marion Springville Cedar Rapids Central City Alburnett Marion League Harry Murphey C. A. Garrison E A. Lagerquist

Hyland To Address Coe Alumni Group

The Coe College C club alumni dinner will honor present clan members Tuesday at 6 30 pm at the Elks club. Mike Hyland Iowa City I club president will be the main speaker. Recipients include Ray Christy Bob Christensen and many Cedar Rapids and regional alumni.

Clan of C Lettermen’s Club Coe College Elks' Club William Whipple Mike Hyland University of Iowa Ray Christy Bob Christensen St. Louis Park Minn Bill Arnett Clarinda Walt Kinch Jim Leekman John Altfillisch Irwin Nelson Chuck Joss Cedar Rapids Don Bob Dunlop Orange City Paul Tschirgi Reinbeck Walt Heyer Sumner Carl van Evera Shanghai China DeWayne van “Eelen Eagle Grive Hank Moss Mitchellville Bill Davis Massillon Ohio Bob Cullen Forest Park St. George

Doc Fenton dies amid racing world and club plans

Dr E B Fenton of Anamosa died at home after a winter operation and pneumonia setback. He championed livestock mineral supplements sold as Vigor tone. Eastern Iowa Racing club sets entry dates for six classes with June 1 opening in Independence and races planned through July. Frank Wiswall resigns as executive VP of the USTA. Roger Duncan named to his post while Wiswall remains counsel.

E B Fenton Anamosa Doc Vigortone Eastern Iowa Racing Club Lee Bebec Central City Monticello Walter Winchell Frank Wiswall Wiswall United States Trotting Association Detroit Roger Duncan Hartford, Conn Frank

Famous Globe Strotters Advance Ticket Sale

Sioux Indian Travelers present a traveling show billed as funnier than a three ring circus with advance tickets at John Beck's 225 Sed Mt SE. Tickets 5 cents for children.

Globe John Beck Mt. SE Deer

Echoes of springs with CCC parks and fishing lore

The piece highlights Iowa CCC camps aiding state parks including Lake Macbride and Palisades Kepler with new infrastructure and tree planting. It quotes fish biologist Walter Aiken on bass and walleye growth, notes river conditions, warns against burning nesting spots, reports carp and buffalo stranded in Cedar River, and previews trout season opening May 1. It also covers pheasant restocking efforts by Linn County groups, with past release numbers and costs, urging continued public support.

Iowa CCC U. S. Forest Service National Park Service U. S. Soil Conservation Service Walter Aiken Aiken Cedar River

Monona Leaves Upper Iowa Conference in 1941 Schedule Turmoil

Monona resigns from the Upper Iowa conference ending football membership as schedules for 1941 are laid out. G W Kibbie is elected conference president and Wilford Gillespie secretary treasurer both from Maynard. The proposed football slate lists games against Payette Nashua Waukon Elkader Fayette Sumner Postville West Union Cresco and New Hampton in non conference bouts with several October and November dates.

West Union Upper Iowa Monona G. W. Kibbie Wilford Gillespie Maynard Payette Nashua Ette Waukon Eereal Union Bumner Postville Elkader Sumner Fayette Sacred Heart of Oelwein Cresco Tefen New Hampton

Globe Trotter Star Pours 25 Points a Game in Cedar Rapids

The Globe Trotters meet the Sioux Indian Travelers at the Coe Gym Friday night. Cleo Johnson averages 25 points per game and can reach high scores, while Bobby Grand’s crew aims to entertain as well as compete. The Travelers, from the Rosebud Reservation, boast Sambo Sitting Bull and Chris Yellow Robe as notable players.

Globe Trotters Coe Gymnasium Cleo Baby Ruth Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Travelers Rosebud Reservation South Dakota Chris Yellow Robe

Y W C A Table Tennis Meet Ends Season

The Y W C A table tennis season ends with a tournament. Delores Woods' Wilson High School team led with 69 wins out of 80 in the second half of the round robin, followed by Bob Boxwell's squad with 59 wins. Team members include Gilbert Johnson Dorothy Mickelson and Hildragard Kraus. Mildred Andrick's team holds third, Jenard Birexal's second Wilson team fourth.

Delores Woods Wilson High School Miss Woods Charles Havlik Earl Beck Anna May Andresen Bob Boxwell Gilbert Johnson Dorothy Mickelson Hildragard Kraus

Athletics Humble Pirates 10 to 1 in California tilt

Three Philadelphia Athletics pitchers Chalmer Harris Bud Ferrick and Nelson Potter held the Pittsburgh Pirates to three hits as the A s rolled to a 10 1 win at Hollywood California Pittsburgh made four errors aiding the victory Harris Ferrick Potter and Wars ner Gee Dietz Lanahan and Davis Schultz played for the Pirates winning pitcher Mark Losing pitcher Gee

Hollywood Calif Philadelphia Athletics Chalmer Harris Bud Ferrick Nelson Potter Pittsburgh Pirates A’s Pirates Athletics Mollywood Philadelphia Pittsburgh Harris Ferrick Potter Warsner Gee Dietz Lanahan Davis Schultz Mark

Not Worried Wife Wonders About Joe Gordon at First

Dorothy Gordon shares nerves about her husband Joe Gordon moving from second to first base with the New York Yankees. She fears 60,000 fans and new ground will test him, while Ed Barrow and Joe McCarthy express confidence in his switch and in Baseball.

NT. Petersburg Fla Joe Gordon New York Yankees Ed Barrow Yankees Gordon Joe McCarthy Joe Yankee Stadium Dorothy McCarthy

Young Men's Bureau Bowlers Roll Today

The Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce hosts the annual handicap singles and doubles bowling meet this afternoon on Lincoln upstairs alleys. Bill Lana directs 14 singles players and eight doubles teams with events at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. The free event features Don Jirouch Leon Drapela Paul Akin Don Knox Gus Scolaro Adolph Cummings Wes Janda Carl Smith Ernest Ressa Bill Lana Al Schmidt Kenny LeClerc Bob Krabbenhoff Ed Whisler plus doubles entrants Robert Scott McLeod Tait Cummins Bob Roberts and John Palmer.

The Chamber of Commerce Lincoln Bill Lana Don Ji

Cards Try New Infield Trio in Spring Game

In St. Petersburg Florida Billy Southworth plans a test of a new infield of Jimmy Brown at third Eddie Lake at short and Frank Crespi at second with Johnny Mize set to start. The lineup will face the New York Yankees in a Sunday game after Saturday's rainout gave the Cardinals a rest day since February 24.

ST. Petersburg Fla St. Louis Cardinals Billy Southworth Jimmy Brown Eddie Lake Frank Crespi Johnny Mize New York Yankees Yanks Cardinal

Harmon and Co to Oppose Trotters in Des Moines Game

Michigan football great Tommy Harmon leads his all star basketball team against the Original Famous Globe Trotters at Drake fieldhouse in Des Moines Iowa Monday night. Harmon will be joined by his brother Gene at forward with John Townsend former Michigan center at center.

Des Moines Tommy Harmon Michigan Globe Trotters Drake Harmon Gene John Townsend

Executive Committee of Softball Meets Thursday

The Cedar Rapids Softball association executive committee will meet Thursday evening March 27 at 7 30 in the playground office 501 City Hall to adopt special rules for 1941 and select official balls for all association games The Industrial league will hold a meeting at City Hall on Friday March 28 at 7 30 inviting all managers and players.

Cedar Rapids Softball Association City Hall Industrial League

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