Could be. He was 6 1/2 months old,....but very popular with the girls!So you’re saying your brother nailed the babysitter during the game?
Could be. He was 6 1/2 months old,....but very popular with the girls!So you’re saying your brother nailed the babysitter during the game?
You missed. Ron Baukol was a year ahead of my Dad. My Dad was Larry Fie.Ronald Baukol , in the Ballroom, with the Candlestick?
Your Dad, or did I miss? I tried to do a little 'Columbo'. Hard to do for information back then.Ronald Baukol College Stats | College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com
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Thank you very much for this. After I made the post I found the digitized game program.I know about that WRNL article!
First of all, my sympathies for your loss, may his memory be a blessing– below is the information I could find from online.
Here is a picture of him with his fraternity at Iowa State from the 1949 yearbook.
The attached image is from The Courier (Sept. 5, 1948) featuring northeast Iowans on the 1948 team. Unfortunately, the Ames Daily Tribune from that time only has camp weights for your grandfather. Also, I'm not sure why he is wearing No. 40 in this picture. He is listed as wearing No. 42 in this digitized game program against Iowa Teachers (Northern Iowa), but alas I lack photos from game action.
Very happy to help.Thank you very much for this. After I made the post I found the digitized game program.
Very good to see the picture of him in cyclone gear, I hadn't seen that.
Larry was a good guyYou missed. Ron Baukol was a year ahead of my Dad. My Dad was Larry Fie.
While the attached photo was not from that actual game, my Dad played in that game as a back up Sophomore point guard (He started at PG his Junior & Senior year).
Your Dad, or did I miss? I tried to do a little 'Columbo'. Hard to do for information back then.
You missed. Ron Baukol was a year ahead of my Dad. My Dad was Larry Fie.
Great to know. Thank you! My investigative work was based upon the 56-57 team photo (your Dad Larry not in that one), and the 57-58 roster. Larry (wouldn't-no) would have been my next guess I suppose. But since he wasn't in the 56-57 photo, and was only listed as a sophomore in 57-58, I picked Ron, though the face didn't quite match.Larry was a good guy
That was fun. Thank you! I didn't realize the Bomb was archived so nicely!More Fie pics
Headshot photo, action photo against South Dakota State (1958-59) 1, action photo against South Dakota State (1958-59) 2, action photo against Drake (1959-60) 1, action photo against Drake (1959-60) 2, scoring total in East-West Shrine Game newspaper clipping, 1958 Bomb photo against Kansas, 1959 Bomb photo against Oklahoma State and 1960 Bomb photos against Utah State and Nebraska.
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Wow! Thanks for finding these! My Dad (Larry) passed of dementia this past May during the early part of the COVID epidemic. We are actually planning a celebration of life for him in June of this year in my hometown of Jefferson, where he resided after college for almost 60 years. My Mom will be thrilled to use some of these photos in the celebration. Truly awesome to see these. Cyclone fans are amazing!More Fie pics
Headshot photo, action photo against South Dakota State (1958-59) 1, action photo against South Dakota State (1958-59) 2, action photo against Drake (1959-60) 1, action photo against Drake (1959-60) 2, scoring total in East-West Shrine Game newspaper clipping, 1958 Bomb photo against Kansas, 1959 Bomb photo against Oklahoma State and 1960 Bomb photos against Utah State and Nebraska.
Thanks for saying that! My Dad was an awesome guy! One of those that everyone loved and respected. Could not have asked for a better role model.Larry was a good guy
Had to share this with you guys. I was watching an alumni association video interview with Gary Thompson and they showed a still photo of the aftermath of Iowa State's legendary victory over Wilt Chamberlain and Kansas in 1957. My grandpa was an ROTC Sergeant and his office was in the Armory. My dad was sports editor of the Daily and covered a lot of basketball games there. When this photo popped up, my eyes went right to my dad on the court, carrying his camera, as he always was. A few feet away you can see Wilt the Stilt making his way off the court. Dad died in 2013 so it's always a thrill when I come across something like this. View attachment 83763
Had to share this with you guys. I was watching an alumni association video interview with Gary Thompson and they showed a still photo of the aftermath of Iowa State's legendary victory over Wilt Chamberlain and Kansas in 1957. My grandpa was an ROTC Sergeant and his office was in the Armory. My dad was sports editor of the Daily and covered a lot of basketball games there. When this photo popped up, my eyes went right to my dad on the court, carrying his camera, as he always was. A few feet away you can see Wilt the Stilt making his way off the court. Dad died in 2013 so it's always a thrill when I come across something like this. View attachment 83763
Was Arne Garde the starting PG in that game ? Followed the next year by Lyle Frahm ?Thanks for saying that! My Dad was an awesome guy! One of those that everyone loved and respected. Could not have asked for a better role model.
Great to know. Thank you! My investigative work was based upon the 56-57 team photo (your Dad Larry not in that one), and the 57-58 roster. Larry (wouldn't-no) would have been my next guess I suppose. But since he wasn't in the 56-57 photo, and was only listed as a sophomore in 57-58, I picked Ron, though the face didn't quite match.
Oh well I had fun researching it. Hard to find pics of those teams, all the teams, etc. They do a much better job of archiving infor now.
Your Dad had an almost 10ppg ave thruout his ISU career? Pretty good!Larry Fie College Stats | College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com
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Got any other pics, team pic of him?
Edit: @cuphues, spelling error fixed in bold
Was Arne Garde the starting PG in that game ? Followed the next year by Lyle Frahm ?
Was Arne Garde the starting PG in that game ? Followed the next year by Lyle Frahm ?
And @JStanz51, @ChrisMWilliamsNo. Lyle Frahm was the starter in the KU game in 57’/58’. Arnie Gaarde was the starter the year prior in ’56/‘57. Then my Dad, Larry Fie, was the starting PG for the following 2 years n 58’/59’ and again as Captain in 59’/60’.
No. Lyle Frahm was the starter in the KU game in 57’/58’. Arnie Gaarde was the starter the year prior in ’56/‘57. Then my Dad, Larry Fie, was the starting PG for the following 2 years n 58’/59’ and again as Captain in 59’/60’.
Geezer, can I get your opinion? How do think Gary Thompson stacks up in terms of all-time great Cyclones, more specifically Cyclone guards? He was one generation before my time (I am 63). I wish I could have witnessed his play.Was Arne Garde the starting PG in that game ? Followed the next year by Lyle Frahm ?