In May 1937, he was also named athletic director at Wheaton College. Walker was the head coach of the Crusaders football, basketball and baseball teams for four years between 1936 and 1940 and compiled a record of 11–14–4 in football, 28–34 in basketball and 31–35 in baseball. In January 1940, Walker announced that he would resign his coaching positions effective in June 1940. He noted that he was dissatisfied with the ouster of the university president, James Oliver Buswell, and he intended to devote more time to his security business. Later years Walker retired from coaching in 1940 and worked in the investment business. He was a vice president of Chesley and Co. from 1952 to 1958. In February 1958, Walker died suddenly from a heart attack at his home in Oak Park, Illinois. Head coaching record Football Basketball Baseball References External links Baseball Almanac 1884 births 1958 deaths American football halfbacks Major League Baseball pitchers Cincinnati Reds players Cleveland Naps players Binghamton Bingoes players Brooklyn Dodgers players Brooklyn Tip-Tops players Pittsburgh Rebels players Carnegie Mellon Tartans football coaches Chicago Maroons baseball coaches Chicago Maroons baseball players Chicago Maroons football coaches Chicago Maroons football players Chicago Maroons men's basketball players Dartmouth Big Green men's basketball coaches Denver Pioneers football coaches DePauw Tigers athletic directors DePauw Tigers baseball coaches DePauw Tigers football coaches DePauw Tigers men's basketball coaches Drury Panthers football coaches Drury Panthers men's basketball coaches Farmingdale State Rams baseball coaches Loyola Wolf Pack athletic directors Loyola Wolf Pack men's basketball coaches Michigan State Spartans baseball coaches Michigan State Spartans men's basketball coaches Newark Bears (IL) players Oregon State Beavers baseball coaches Ole Miss Rebels baseball coaches Rhode Island Rams athletic directors Rhode Island Rams baseball coaches Rhode Island Rams men's basketball coaches San Francisco Seals (baseball) players Texas Longhorns men's basketball coaches Utah State Aggies athletic directors Utah State Aggies football coaches Utah State Aggies men's basketball coaches Washington & Jefferson Presidents football coaches Wheaton Thunder athletic directors Wheaton Thunder baseball coaches Wheaton Thunder football coaches Wheaton Thunder men's basketball coaches Williams Ephs football coaches High school football coaches in Illinois People from Seward County, Nebraska Baseball players from Nebraska Basketball coaches from Nebraska Basketball players from Nebraska American men's basketball players