Jackson
Volney
Scholz
Born:
03/15/1897
Buchanan
,
MI
Died: 10/26/1986
Died: 10/26/1986
Writings
Image | Title | Genre | Audience | Publisher | Date |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Backfield Blues | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1971 | |
Hot-Corner Hank | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1970 | |
Fullback Fever | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1969 | |
The Big Mitt | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1968 | |
Backfield Buckaroo | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1967 | |
Rookie Quarterback | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1965 | |
The Perfect Game | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1959 | |
Bench Boss | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1958 | |
A Fighting Chance | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1956 | |
End Zone | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1954 | |
Deep Short | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1952 | |
Keystone Kelly | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1950 | |
Johnny King, Quarterback | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1949 | |
Fielder from nowhere - Reissued 1993 by Morrow Junior Books. |
Fiction | Teen | 1948 | ||
Gridiron Challenge | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1947 | |
Goal to Go | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1945 | |
Batter up - Reissued 1993 by Morrow Junior Books. |
Fiction | Teen | 1945 | ||
Pigskin Warriors | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1944 | |
Fighting Coach | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1940 | |
Split Seconds | Fiction | Teen | Morrow | 1935 | |
- More than three hundred short stories and novelettes in magazines | |||||
Rookie quarterback - Reissued 1993 by Morrow Junior Books. |
Fiction | Teen |
What is the aim or goal of your writing:
Contemporary Authors says "At one time considered the fastest man in the world, athlete and author Jackson Volney Scholz won a 1924 Olympic gold medal for the two-hundred-meter race. His loss in the one-hundred-meter race that same year was later recreated in "Chariots of Fire, " which won the 1981 Academy Award for best motion picture. Scholz declined to see the movie because his surname was mispronounced throughout the film."
May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No
Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No
Skills:
Author
Education:
Degree | Institution | Location | Date |
---|---|---|---|
Associate of Arts | Grand Rapids Junior College | Grand Rapids , MI | 1958 -1960 |
Career:
Position | Organization | Location | Date |
---|---|---|---|
Participant | U.S. Olympic Team | Amsterdam | 1928 |
Participant | U.S. Olympic Team | Paris | 1924 |
Free-lance Writer | 1923 -1986 | ||
Member of winning relay team | U.S. Olympic Team | Antwerp | 1920 |
Naval AviationWorld War I
- Received his wings and commission after the Armistice |
U. S. Navy |
Other Resources:
Other Comments:
Listed in Something about the author. Volume 49, Anne Commire, [editor]. Detroit, MI, Gale Research, 1987.
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