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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1937

Page

5

Washington high school to start spring football drills

Washington high school announces three week spring football practices led by Coach George Iresh Wiles starting Monday. The squad may number twenty to thirty plus, with emphasis on punters passers and pass receivers. Some letter men remain active in track, basketball duties may limit football involvement, and competition for spots is expected.

Washington High School George Iresh- Wiles Freq Marsham Freshwinters Kenneth Kimberlin Freshwaters George Washington

Biography of Ernest G Schroeder Iowa athletic director

Ernest G Schroeder known as Dad to Iowa alumni after thirty years on the University of Iowa physical education and athletics staff became director of the division of physical education. Born in 1882 in Germany, he moved to the United States at age six and played track basketball and wrestling early in Dayton Ohio. He coached at Marshalltown Y M C A and Simpson College before joining Iowa in 1907, trained at YMCA College of Chicago, Princeton, Simpson, and Iowa. Father of intramural athletics at Iowa since 1910, he coached basketball track wrestling gymnastics cross country swimming and tennis and served on national wrestling committees and rules panels. He was known as an inventor of football equipment and a shrewd trainer of players and teams.

Ernest G. Schroeder Iowa University of Iowa Division of Physical Education Germany United States Dayton Marshalltown YY. M. CA Simpson YM. C. A. College of Chicago Princeton A. A National A. A. WU

Calf of years and coach named in 1937 football hire

A southern born coach with twenty years of football experience, 49 years old, and a William Jewell College graduate was named Iowa's twelfth paid football coach on February 4, 1937. He previously coached Central High School Superior Wisconsin 1916 to 1920, Wisconsin State Normal College Superior 1921 to 1929, and headed to the University of Miami Florida in 1935 from a 400 member student body.

William Jewell College of Missouri Iown Central High School of Superior Wis Wisconsin Prep Wisconsin State Normal College of Superior University of Miami Florida

Burlington Adopts Coaching Changes At Burlington High And Junior College

Burlington Hawkeye Gazette reports multiple coaching shifts for the upcoming school year. Carl Johannsen is slated as junior college head football coach, Vernon Trowbridge shifts to faculty duties and likely basketball coach, J F Thomason remains head high school coach for football basketball and baseball with Verne Rice assisting football and Johannsen overseeing track and tennis efforts with Pease stepping into junior college duties.

Burlington Hawkeye Gazette Burlington High School Junio College Leroy Pease Burlington Cornell College Mt. Vernon, Jr Carl Johannsen Vernon Trowbridge Trowbridge J. F. Thomason Verne Rice Pease Johannsen Hig Rice

Iowa athlete linked to 1921 championship team and athletic leadership

Des Moines native born 1895 rose from Iowa blocking halfback to assist the director of the division of physical education in charge of intercollegiate athletics. He starred for three years at Iowa, aided by brother Aubrey in sensational runs, graduated 1922, coached three sports at Parsons College until 1932, then shifted to insurance. He later served two terms as vice president of the Iowa alumni association.

Iowa Division of Physical Education Des Moines Brother Aubrey Parsons College Iowa Alumni Association

Pease cited as versatile asset in Burlington sports

Leroy Pease is praised as a capable assistant in football and wrestling coaching. He earned a Cornell varsity letter and has six years of first team experience including Burlington high, junior college, and Cornell squads where he played quarterback. He will join the high school faculty next year as an assistant in physical training and biology under Johannsen.

Pease Cornell Leroy Pease Burlington High School Burlington High Satter Johannsen

Mrs Cloyd Knupp Reported Ill at Snowball Home

Sympathy flows from this community to the Cloyd and Genn Knupp families in the loss of their father Sam Knupp. Mr and Mrs Don Hays and baby spent Sunday evening with Mrs L T Hoyle, and Mr and Mrs John Shebeck. Mrs Lawrence Nowell and Everett, Mr and Mrs Alvin were also mentioned in the note.

Cloyd Genn Knupp Sam Knupp Don Hays Baby L. T. Hoyle John Shebeck Lawrence Nowell Everett Alvin

Boland named Iowa assistant coach after Lafayette exit

Stanford all American fullback and five season star turns to backfield duties at Iowa in 1937. The Minnesota born athlete, 230 pounds, previously coached and played for multiple pro teams including the St. Louis Browns and Chicago Cardinals under Coach Tubbs.

Stanford Ana Lafayette Iowa Tubbs Central High School Superior Wis Minnesota St. Louis Browns Duluth Eskimos Chicago Cardinals

Norris New Coach at Ainsworth High

Fairfield Iowa April 27 George Norris Parsons college senior from Grinnell Iowa has been named athletic coach at Ainsworth high school He will coach basketball and baseball teach manual training general science and agriculture The new coach was a halfback on last year’s Iowa conference football championship team and won two varsity football awards at the Wildest Institution while serving as assistant coach for one year

Fairfield Iowa George Norris Parsons Ecollege Grinnell Ainsworth Norris University of Iowa Parsons

Funeral and social visits noted in Iowa City region

Shebeck attended a relative's funeral in Iowa City last Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Adolph Guenther visited the Carl Jarrard home Sunday evening. The doctor treated Mrs Cloyd Knapp twice last week. she was ill but improving. George Genkinger sold shares and delivered them to Dave McLaughlin Saturday. Cloyd Knupp owns a new Allis Chalmers tractor.

Shebeck Iowa City Adolph Guenther Carl Jarrard Cloyd Knapp George Genkinger Dave McLaughlin Cloyd Knupp Allis Chalmers

Turkey's Area by Regions Reported in Old Figures

The record notes Turkey covers 24 492 square miles in total with 9 257 in Europé and 285 251 in Asta, reflecting historical regional measurements.

Turkey Europé Asta

Maine Coastline Notches Create Long Tidal Line

Maine’s direct coast spans 250 miles yet its numerous bays and inlets yield a tidal line of over 2,400 miles, about half the U S Atlantic coastline.

Maine United States

It Girl’s Boy Tony Bell Portraits Clara Bow Son

Clara Bow and Rex Bell pose with their two year old son Tony Bell in a rare portrait. Clara says if Tony wants to be a screen player, it’s all right with her.

Tony Bell Clara Bow Rex Bell Clara Tony

Miss Oma Strain Spends Weekend at Parental Home

Crawfordsville April 27 Miss Oma Strain a student in Iowa City visited her parents Mr and Mrs C M Strain over the weekend. Her grandmother Mrs Nettie Strain was in poor health. Mrs Bar Ferguson and others went to Clearfield Sabbath and R J Ferguson stayed longer. The article recalls local residents and notes Richard Thomas of Chicago ill in hospital with diphtheria and his sister Mrs John Williams along with Mrs Thom as parents left for Chicago Sabbath night.

Crawfordsville Oma Strain Iowa City C. M. Strain Nettie Strain Bar! Ferguson Clearfield R. J. Ferguson Henry Clark Dick Bitzer Kate Clark Edith Mark Lester Kewanee Nelson Clark Henry Winfield Emmerence Rodruck Richard Thomas Chicago John Williams Thomas Reland Rees

Sub-machine Gun Compared to Automatic Pistol

A sub machine gun is an automatic pistol heavier and more powerful with a longer range than the ordinary automatic pistol.

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