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1961: and Loan Association New Printing Methods Will Allow Us to Sell BILL­ Third and Main Davenport 115 W ; . ' 196 I '\. $.- . OfficialProgram 15¢ Davenport Municipal Stadium - vs - MADI IGH SCH FRIDAY, ( SEPTEMBER9, 1960 SPORTLITEFROM THE PAST - by Mike McCarthy Return with me, sports fans, to one of th e annual Davenport high school-St. Ambrose academy football games. The year is 1947; the date is Friday, Nov. 14. Sleet and hail shatter the arc lights on the west side of the field. Rain splatters the ground. Mud obscures un­ iform numbers. Top men for the Knights are Jack McKinney and Art Perry. McKinney has 13 touchdowns for 78 season points. Perry, tackle, is captain. Here comes the opening kickoff! Ambrose receives as Davenport kicks - a tremendous kick by Wade Oaks of the Blue Devils. Flumbling the ball at first, Knight scoring ace Jack McKinney picks it up. As blockers come from every side, McKinney races down the sideline to a touchdown. The Knights lead. The second kickoff is taken by Davenport. Slowly, but surely, they work their way into Knight territory. Finally they tie the score. Now the Imps kick to the Knights. Jack McKinney grabs the ball. There he goes - up the middle, with hard­ ly a hand laid on him. Another 90 yards! In the fourth quarter the Knights get possession of the ball. Receiving the ball from center Tom Britt, (Doc' McCabe hands the ball to 'Shorty' McKinney, who goes for his third touchdown. This time Jack runs 67 yards. With touchdowns by Jack Bush and Jim Hippler in this fourth quarter, this spectacular game ends with the final score, St. Ambrose 30, Davenport High 12. Davenport's Famous. Name Department Store * * COACHES* * * * QUARTERBACK* * Left to right: Bill McAfoo s, Ray Ambrose, JOHN FENNELLY Ron Mellen 1960 FootballSchedule VARSITY Sept. 9 Ft . Madison (8 p.m .) home Sept . 16 Alleman (8 p.m .) home Sept . 23 Davenport Central (8 p.m .) home (Brady St.) * * CHEERLEADERS* * Sept. 30 Clinton _ away Oct. 9 Dubuque Wahlert (2 p.m. CST) away Oct. 14 Bettendorf away Oct. 21 Davenport West (8 p.m .) home (Brady St.) Oct. 28 Burlington away VARSITY RESERVES ""ept. 12 North Scott ____ . away Sept. 17 Rock Island away Sept. 19 Bettendorf (4:30 p.m.) home Sept. 26 Davenport Central . __ away Oct. 3 Clinton ... _ .. --·- away Evy Panther, Barbara Lewandoski, Elaine LaMar, Oct. 24 Davenport West _________. away Mary Bohrer, Eileen Dockery, Mary Hart. EALLYREFRESHE '• ASSUMPTION STARTING LINE-UP LE LT LG C RG RT RE Noon an Cava naugh Da vies Schebl er McGee Ki stenma cher Valaini s 51 61 73 85 78 65 56 08 Fennell y 12 LH8 RHB Hammill C. Mason 21 42 F8 T. Ma son 33 SQUAD 10 Stoker - 150 11 O'Donnell - 151 12 Fennelly - 169 14 Eaton - 158 21 Hammill - 147 22 Gray - 157 23 Solis- 133 31 Rashid - 149 32 Hart - 142 33 Mason , Tom- 182 40 Aldape - 131 41 Lemoine - 124 42 Mason , Clarence - 160 50 Etxel- 159 51 Noonan - 168 52 Kellenberger - 149 53 Stolley-154 54 Fournier - 154 55 Fiese - 162 56 Valainis-183 57 Edwards-150 60 Chandler-176 61 Cavanaugh-183 71 Goetsch - 140 63 Venker - 176 72 Purcell - 149 64 Fedderson - 183 73 Davies - 136 65 Kistenmacher - 190 76 Leonard - 155 66 Malinewski-180 77 Collins - 175 67 Miller-207 78 McGee - 169 68 Cawiezell-186 80 Thompson-153 69 Sender-255 82 Deluhery - 193 70 Quigley-144 85 Schebler-220 Rock Island, Illinois REFEREES' SIGNALS O Pe,.ooal foul. 0 ~ Rough ~ Q O··•····•· ....·· 0 0}2c::iJ~~~::'.:o Mff~o -";••··eJ.... ,.Nk- ~a,··~) ~ elov_afgome. _ - -., ~ 0 - ..,__. Cro...,.l,ng. ~ Illegal forward pou ij t - Offside ~r violation ~llegol m~tion; Unsportsmanlike co~~u~ Delay start r:::-~ Illegal use of lnlenflonal lnel191ble receiver V ~of free-kick rulH. ,llegol shift. both hand, . of half. Ille-gal portmpoflon. ~ hand or arm. grounding. dawn field on poss. COP\RH I I _jl'O, T)JI,; COCA-<'01..A <:o 1P\S\' • • • E! FORT MADISON STARTING LINE-UP LE LT LG C RG RT RE Brown Noonan Coppage Lane Pfautz Martinez Holdgrater 45 34 42 55 51 58 48 QB Fre y 4 LHB RHB Stephenson T. Derrick 29 37 FB s. Derri ck 33 SQUAD 2 Meller , K.-165 42 Coppage - 170 4 Frey-165 45 Brown - 165 7 leach-160 46 Ahlen - 150 21 Phelan-145 47 Robert, - 190 22 Thompson , 0 .-135 48 Holdgrafer - 165 23 Bartlett- 140 49 Krieger - 190 25 Schoene-160 50 Schulte - 150 27 Flach-135 51 Pfaulz - 150 29 Stephenson - 165 52 Jumphrey - 190 30 Thompson , H.- 145 55 Lane- 180 31 Stevens-140 56 Waggone r- 220 32 Woods-170 57 Matthews - 200 33 Derrick, S.-150 58 Martinez - 170 34 Noonan-170 Charters - 1 SS 36 Meller , G.-140 Staples - 135 37 Derrick , T.-140 Manka - 125 38 Webb-155 Horan - 155 39 Thurman-170 Philpott-170 40 Williams-170 Thoman-1B5 41 Sandrock - 190 Keester-145 OFFICIALS : Fran DeReus Jim Grothusen Len Simmons Art Mager ":::~~Vo~ I 1lo_"0tC~EDOURJE s;GNA~LSO (Ej; Pvsh,ng, helpong \ ~ funner or Boll ,s deod interlocked interference For touchbock, Touchdown or FOUL SIGNALS ____ __, wovll' sidewise . fie-Idgoal. Sofety. Ti"' out , AssumptionVarsity Squad Roster FortMadison Varsity Squad Roster o. Player Pos. Weight o. ame Pos. Weight 10 toker QB 150 2 *Keith Meller ---------- HB 165 11 O'Donnell QB 151 4 *John Frey - -· ~ QB 165 12 Fennelly QB 169 7 *Don Leach ----·-· --·- HB 160 14 Eaton QB 158 21 John Phelan QB 145 21 Hammill LHB 147 22 Dale Thompson FB 135 22 Gray LHB 157 23 Roy Bartlett ------- - ------ FB 140 23 olis LHB 133 25 Leonard Schoene FB 160 31 Ra hid FB 149 27 Bob Flach E 135 32 Hart FB 142 29 Bernie Stephenson HB 165 33 Mason, Tom FB 182 30 Herry Thompson E 145 40 Aldape RHB 131 31 Gary Stevens HB 140 41 Lemoine RHB 124 32 Lynn Woods G 170 42 Ma on , Clarence RHB 160 33 Sherman Derrick FB 150 50 Etzel E 159 34 *Terry oonan T 170 51 oonan LE 168 36 Glen Meller G 140 52 Kellenberger LE 149 37 Tom Derrick HB 140 53 Stolley LE 154 38 Jim Webb G 155 54 Fournier E 154 39 Dave Thurman FB 170 55 Fiese RE 162 40 Larry Williams _ G 170 56 Valainis RE 183 41 John Sandrock T 190 57 Edwards RE 150 42 *Greg Coppage G 170 60 Chandler T 176 45 *Dave Brown E 165 61 Cavanaugh LT 183 46 Jerry Ahlen __ E 150 63 Venker T 176 47 Joe Roberts -- - T 190 64 Fedderson _ T 183 48 Denny Holdgrafer E 165 65 Ki tenmacher RT 190 49 Bill Krieger T 190 66 Mali zewski LT 180 50 Joe Schulte C 150 67 Miller RT 207 51 Bill Pfautz G 150 68 Cawiezell RT 186 52 Jack Jumphrey T 190 69 Bender LT 255 55 *Dave Lane C 180 70 Quigley LG 144 56 Art Waggoner ---- -- C 220 71 Goetsch G 140 57 Bill Matthews T 200 72 Purcell LG 149 58 *Dutch Martinez T 170 73 Davies LG 136 Roger Koester _ ------ IIB 145 76 Leonard Mike Philpott E 170 RG 155 John Thoman C 185 77 Collins RG 175 Tom Charters G 155 78 McGee RG 169 John Staples QB 135 80 Thompon C 153 Bob Manka E 125 82 Deluhery C 193 Mike Horan _E 155 85 Schebler C 220 Indicates Football Letterman lotva's Finest Store for 1'1en and Y ou11g }Uen llAU'fR LET US PLAN YOUR PIZZA PARTY TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS We Give S. & H. 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HARDWARE ltore TWO FINE STORES 213-215 W. 2nd St. & Village Shopping Center 7TH & PERRY STREETS DA VEN PORT IOWA , 960 DaYenport Municipal Stadium ficialProgram 15¢ 0 HIGH SCHOOL - vs - ~ SPORTLITEFROM THE PAST. • • by Mike McCarthy The dace is October 26, 1957. We are on hand for the annual Sc. Ambrose­ Alleman game at Rock Island High School stadium. The Pioneers are heavy fav­ orites. They have lose only to Ease Moline . The Knights record shows one tie and four losses. The Pioneers are led by hard running Dick Naab. The first half is a nip and ruck battle as the teams frequently exchange pos­ session of the football. or until late in the half does Alleman finally push across a rouchdown. The conversion is successful as the referee's arms reach for the sky. Alleman 7, St. Ambrose 0. Another Alleman rouchdown is added m the third quarter. This time the extra point goes wide. Down thirteen points, the Knights begin to fight back. A twenty-one yard end run by Cawiezell climaxes a long drive to give the Knights a score. Cawiezell's kick soars over the goal pose for the extra point. 13-7. In the final quarter, neither team is able to move the ball consistently.
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