Lawrence sports reform seen as curb on delinquency
President Eisenhower talked with sports figures including Wes Santee about boosting youth participation to reduce delinquency. Lawrence programs are strong in summer baseball but weak in youth basketball due to unavailable gyms and resistance from officials. Local coaches and parents advocate organized junior leagues and clinics to build basketball skills earlier, countering spectatorship and idle time.
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Middlecoff and Chico Shake Critics in Milwaukee and Chicago
Middlecoff fires a 64 at Blue Mound to seize a one stroke lead in Milwaukee with 147 entrants and a course record back stretch of 29. In Chicago, Chico Carrasquel rebounds from slumps, hitting two homers in a doubleheader as White Sox sweep the Senators, aided by manager Marty Marion and GM Frank Lane.
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Practice Obviously Pays For Public Links Champ Near Repeat Title
Indianapolis. Gene Andrews of Pacific Palisades Calif armed up by driving 100 balls daily for three months to defend his USGA Public Links title. He stood 2 over par after 87 holes in the 30th annual event with Sam D. Kocsis of Detroit as his 36 hole semifinal rival. Ralph Allen of Miami and Lewis Bean of Summerville Ga survivors in the other bracket. Carl F. Kauffman of Pittsburgh, a three time former winner, is noted among past repeats. Andrews won a quarterfinal 4 and 3 over Jack Gregory to reach the semifinals on Coffin Memorial Course.
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Big League Leaders Show Mixed MLB Numbers
National League leaders include Campanella and Ashburn batting high. Snider, Mays, Kluszewski pace homers with strong showings in RBIs and hits. American League boasts Kaline and Mantle atop batting and homers. Wages in 1954 steel industry average $2.51 an hour with benefits.
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Kansas Prep Gridster Signs Oriole Contract
The Baltimore Orioles signed Pittsburg high school halfback Herb McHenry for nearly $4,000 according to scout Phil Gallivan. McHenry, 180 pounds, was signed to a Class B York Pennsylvania contract and placed on option to Paris Texas in the Class D Sooner State League.
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Buddy Rogers Wrestler Reaches Name Settlement
Buddy Rogers the actor and Mary Pickford wife sued wrestler known as Buddy Rogers for 200000 damages and sought an injunction. Settlement bars use of the combined name Buddy Rogers in wrestling acts while leaving other claims unresolved and the parties state no further damage claims.
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Plan for Volunteers Bonn Germany
The Bunde stage approved measures to call up the first 6000 volunteers for the new West German armed forces this summer in Bonn Germany.
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Washington Creek Family News and Church Activities
Local notices recount family visits among Liberty Kansas residents including Ehlert Hoover Kingery and Hoskinson clans. Several families gathered for Sunday church events, birthdays, suppers, and an Appanoose church program with music readings and a panel discussion.
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