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LEO Who Said That It ORDINANCE NO. 945 Veenker, Ex Cyclone Football Coach, Died Couldn't Be Done AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTONS 12 3 (b) and 42 4 of ORDINANCE NO. 937 OF THE CITY OP AMES, JOWA, UY CHANGING CERTAIN 1936 with a record of 21 victories, 22 defeats and seven ties. DISTIIICT (HOSPITAL MEDICAL) A IE A TO D1STRCT By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UPI) Requiem George Veenker, the former Iowa State coach who stunned Iowa with a football upset back In While athletic director, Veenker (RESIDENCE). for a was instrumental in the purchase Ames Daily Tribune SPORTS ST.

PETERSBURG. Fla. March It Ordained The City the 1930's died Tuesday Malta UK, of cancer. and construction of the 18 hole Council of Tho City of Ames, 20 Manager Casey Stengel of the world champion New York Yan Iowa State University golf course. Coming to Iowa State as head football coach in 1931, Veenker wa, uh.

follows: Section 1. That Section kees said today he had so many! September 9, 1959 fage Seven took over with Lhe Staters in a 43 3(b) ami 42 4 of Ordinance No. 937 of. the City o( Ames. fine young players that some be ng returned to the minors could A movement was underway prior to his death to have the college golf course named in his honor.

1945 saw Veenker retired to a game losing streak. However, in kees 12 games back of the lead. towa, unfl the official zoniriK play for "any other major league team." NEW YORK, Aug. 11 The small acreage near Ames and later he moved to Arkansas. In recent years, he resided in Malta, Yankees won their sixth in a BALTIMORE.

April 15 The world champion Yankees won by beating Boston, 8 to 5, and athough the 10 game deficit was quite a distance the leaders were 1., the hometown of his wife. At the time of Veenker's retire their third straight game of the young season and the fans were ho humming that the American "looking anxiously back over their ment, he was the National Collegiate Athletic Association fifth district representative on the national football rules committee. map therein referred to he and tho fiii mo arc hereby amended so as to change and rczono from an District (Has. pltnl Mnilnlan to District tit os donee) tho folio win properly: Lots 10 and 11 ot Block K. Sunrlsn Addition to Ames.

Sccl.lcin '1. Alt ordinances or ptiviH of nvdlnnneoH In conflict here witli nre liorehy repealed. Section 2. This ordinance shall ho in full forte and effect from League race was about over. THREE TOMS When Clay Staplcton, low State football coach, yells Tom, he will hav three players that will answer.

Tom Grahuiv NEW YORK, Aug 16 The left, Tom Wntkins and Tom Fcrrebco, right, compare weights nt the official wclghlng ln period after practice Tuesday. (Tribune Vhoto) NEW YORK, April 26 The Yankees lost their fifth in a row Baltimore Orioles swept a double to Boston and, even after they took the nightcap, nobody was header from the Yankees, drop Before coming to Iowa State 1931, Veenker spent five years as end coach on the football staff of Fielding Yost at Michigan. One of his pupils, ennie Oester ping them into the second division New Course Scene Casey Roots looking anxiously back over their mere 34 games off the shoulders1' anymore with New league lead. Of Equestrians' York 12s games back. For Sox In niter ILn passage and Baseball Standings United Press International National League baan, was an all American end and later became the Wolverine's head basketball and football publication Jia provided by law.

NEW YORK, May 20 Detroit First Horse Show CLEVELAND, Aug. 2S beat the Yankees, 13 to 6, to drop coach. World Series Yanks lost their fourth in a Cleveland winning 5 to 4, i Veenker also coached Michigan the world champions into the cellar for the first time in 19 years, The Ames Equestrian Club has set Sunday, Sept. 20 as the date for their first annual horse show. basketball in 1929 and 1930, and Passed this 1st day of Septom r.

95 a. M. W. Jordan, City Clerk I'oiirlo P. Del art Mayor Published in the Amen Dally ibiine, Soptoiuber 0, 1DHS1.

Yankee 'starter failed to go the Casey Stengel, on that day of May NEW YORK (UPI) Casey had teams that finished first and route for the 100th time in 127 GEORGE VEENKER Stengel, who can't win it himself The show, featuring both Western third in those years in Big Ten W. L. Pet. GB 77 5fi2 74 B3 .540 3 74 B3 .540 3 in 1940, was manager of the sev enth place Boston Bees in thi games. and English Classes, will bo held competition.

lis year, said today he'll be National League. He was just as his first year he brought them1 home second in the then Big Six He was graduated from Hodo at the Equestrian Club's grounds 'rooting for one of my boys, Al NEW YORK, Sept. 4 Baltimore 71 .511 7 rene today as then. Louege, Holland, Mich. San Francisco Milwaukee Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St.

Louis Philadelphia Lope7." to cop the World Scries beat the Yankees, 3 to 0, and only Gfi 71 11 coached in Batavia and Grand Sunset Knoll Varm. A quarter of a mile north of Drive In Theatre on U.S. 3D west of Ames. The nil ami keep the championship In the two Yankees got as far as second NEW YORK, May 31 The American League. base as the club fell 1614 games Prairie, and Gary and Hammond, before joining Michi Yankees bounced out of the cellar 65 70 .481 75 14 59 SO .424 10 day event will start nt 9 n.

back. As graceful in defeat as he has with a 3 to 0 win over the Wash Conference. The highlight of his career, from the standpoint of some fans, was the 31 6 trouncing his Cyclones handed Iowa's Hawkeyes In 1934. It was the last meeting between the two elubs. gan stall in 1926.

Veenker is survived by his The eleven classes which will! been in victory in nine of the last ington Senators and the rest of make up the show include Wes the league warned "here they tern Horsemanship and Open Funeral services will be held Western Pleasure Thursday. 2 p.m. at the Wirtz Fu Tuesday's Results (No games scheduled.) Thursday's Games St. Louis at Milwaukee Cincinnati at Chicago Phila. at Los Angeles (night) Pittsburgh at San Francisco He became athletic director in! neral Home in DeKalb, III, 10 years, Stengel predicted that the White Sox would succeed the Yankees as world champions "providing their pitching holds up." Stengel made the prediction upon learning that the White Sox' NEW YORK, June 9 The Yan Beginners Western Stock Saddle Scat class for children 12 and Iowa Women Advance In Trans Miss kees beat their Kansas City "cou under.

An English Equitation class! for children 12 and under will also be a part of the show. Deitzel Answers Why American Leagut' W. L. Pet Other classes will be Element GB 3 2 victory over the Athletics Tuesday night had eliminated the Yankees from pennant contention. i HOT SPRINGS, Ark.

(UPI) Chicago ary Dressage and a Two Phase sins" by a score of 9 to 8 to regain the first division, only 2Y2 games off the lead and once again they were saying "the race is over." NEW YORK. June 20 The New York Yankees were only iy2 games out of first place. Two lowans made it Ic today's ALMOST EVERYONE NEEDS PROPERTY HOME OWNERSHIP INSURANCE Could You Afford to Replace Your Personal Property and Rebuild Your Home? Cloth in furniture ar Intermediate Dressage, both Ele Cleveland Detroit Play Football Query round in the Trans Mis mentary Jupmlng (6 jumps up to New York (i) and Intermediate (8 sissippi Women's Amateur golf tournament but former Iowa "I'm not surprised," he said, been sorta expeclin' it for iome time," The G9 year olct Yankee man fill 52 .623 80 56 .588 5 Cffl .500 17 fi A 1712 fi t9 Wj P4 74 .404 22 59 77 .43 1 2G 5fi 82 .406 30 Baltimore women's champ Andy Cohn, Wat jumps up to l'2) over the club's new jump course which includes an Irish Wall and water ditch as well as brush jumps, in and ouls prloo, didn't. Boston Kansas City Washington iger recalled that Indians tact sports that we still have left in this country is, of course, a very good reason for continuing the game. BOSTON, July 13 Boston Mrs.

Ann Casey Johnstone, dropped Four slrajghl games to nx nous! vii rin well as the cost ot rebuilding a homo that pleted a sweep of the iason City, and Judy Kimball, me uianis in ine iuo 1 world ic Yankees for the first time Tuesday Night's Result By PAUL F. DEITZEL Head Football Coach, LSU Written for UPI BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) This series' of dispatches will be an entirely new venture for me. The idea of writing a newspaper series is something that had nev l.o ik'Kl royrjrl Iiy firo Sioux City, who have both won ily scries in last dec Personal Merit Counts discussing intercollegiate years to drop the world champions wind stunna, Coino In and Chicago 3 Kan. City 2 (10 inn.) lhe Iowa women's title, advanced ade in which the Yankees did not sou about consolidating 7'i games back of the American football, an army general, made with first round victories Tues (Only game scheduled.) Thursday's Games play and said he would be League lead.

famous in Korea, reiterated these day. yen: ii. mi ran co ncofls into home package plan. You wll savo up to ao In thre. ng for Lopez and the American same words.

He stated that his and triple bars. Heinz Krnmp, club instructor, has announced that their will be a hinging class for less experienced riders and a two phase Western Obedience course for the seasoned Western Riders. The Ames Equestrian Club extends an invitation to anyone interested in participating in the Chicago at Washington (night) Cleveland at Baltimore (night) League" to take the 1359 series. er occurred to me. However, if I NEW YORK, Aug.

5 Detroit's years with our package plan. only problem with former athletes 4 to 0 victory dropped the Yan The White Sox eliminated the was to "hold them back bv the Mrs. Johnstone will face Barbara Williams, Richmond, today fallowing her 5 and 4 victory over Frances Rich, Bain bridge, Ga Tuesday. tvansas uty at New York Detroit, at Boston Yankees but have yet to eliminate shirt tail." Many of the young Knapp Insurance am to discuss football then I think it only fitting and proper to explain the position coaches take on lhe subject of football. Why play football, anyway? the Cleveland Indians.

Even so, Stengel made it plain that he be League. Saverine, a 19 year old Miss Kimball advanced with a men who had been brilliant students but nothing else were more interested in looking up the "correct procedures" when details for player irom Da rum, Conn. show to contact Earl T. Ander lieved it only a matter of Gilbert Downs Zearing, 70 0 and 3 win over Karen Schuii. Agency 6th Douglas Perhaps it is very strange for before the Sox also knocked off! son, 2116 Frilcy Road phone: CE2 Bluefield with a .362 average and hit 11 home runs.

Ube Indians. 4696. the day called for leadership by Kansas City, and will play Lois Drafke. La Grange, 111. Miss Cohn lost a tough duel a coach to even mention the question, "why play football?" However, inasmuch as this hap Gilbert, in their first fall base But even a bigger reason for to Mrs.

Maurice Ghck, Balti ball game in North Story Conference of the season, handily de our concern is that we prlvide an more, a veteran. The margin pens to he a coach's means of making a living, I think that he should be ii a position and be 'eated Zearing High by a score; was a thin 1 up. emotional outlet by enabling a boy to partake in athletics rather than of 10 0. prepared to answer this question Under the two hit pitching of the hot rod, tavern type life. Mv Personally, it is very simple for Gary Brown, Zearing was unable SKINS ACQUIRE STITS own thinking has perhaps been me to answer this question.

Foot iqueeze any scores across, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The colored by the fact that I have ball is the reason, that I was able A heavy slugging Gilbert club, San Francisco Forty Niners have always personally felt that it was to secure a college education clouted the Zearing pitcher for traded halfback Bill Stits to the a challenge for a boy to deter the first place. Football is the 11 hits to runs across the plate Washington Redskins for an mine whether he had enough IT'S COKE LA HOM A THIS WEEK END only reason that 1 ever dreamed disclosed draft choice. Stits, for of going to college and it is the courage to be an athlete. On an athletic field each per i all but two innings of the inning tilt. Gilbert's Roger Temple bad mer UCLA star, played with the Detroit Lions belore coming to son is judged on personal merit ihree hits for four times at bat, San Francisco.

rattier tnan on whether the pocket hile teamates Larry Haday and! one thing that has given me anything that have achieved, however small or large it may be. A Two Fisted Challenge During my career in the coaching ranks, I have had the oppor yob Bell had two for four. Haday blasted home run and Bell, a book or social prestige of his family places him at some particular niche. On the football field, everyone is broke. It is perhaps one ORIOLES RECALL PLAYER 'riple, BALTIMORE, Md.

(UPI) The tunity to travel about the country Baltimore Orioles have recalled Gilbert 103 119 4 10 11 1 of trie best tests of personal ability that we have. shortstop Bob Saverine from Blue to visit in homes of many prospective athletes. Through this par Zearing 000 000 0 field in the Class Appalachian ticular media, many young men WARRIORS SIGN TWO PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Ernie Beck, a veteran of five National Basketball Assn. campaigns, and rookie Tommy Sellari of Lenoir Rhyne College, have signed 1959 A SIX CARTON SIZE 60 contracts with the Philadelphi; Warriors. ave been afforded an opportunity secure an education.

These same young men might never have had an opportunity to get an education were' it not for athletics. It is an old idea, of course, that excellence in any field should be rewarded, be it athletics, music, English, or physics. Perhaps I can best explain what I mean by attempting to elaborate on what I think are the most prominent reasons for big time college football in these United States. The mere fact that football is one of the few real two fisted con OF KING COKE RIDERS SIGN LINEMAN OTTAWA (UPI) The Ottawa Rough Riders of the Big Four Canadian Football Union have signed Dick Emerich, a lineman from' West Chester (Pa.) Teach EE NOTICE! Junior Bowlers Meeting Saturday, Sept. 12 9 A.M.

Ladies Coffee League Meeting Wed nesday, Sept. 1 6 9 A.M. Bantam League Meeting 4th, 5th and 6th Grades Thursday, Sept. 17 4:15 P.M. Men's Matinee League Meeting Wed nesday, Se pt.

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