SANTEE INVITED TO WHITE HOUSE LUNCH BY EISENHOWER
Kansas athlete Wes Santee, a Marine officer in training at Quantico, is invited by President Eisenhower to a White House lunch on July 11 to discuss curbing juvenile delinquency through sports programs. He plans to visit Ike, continue track coaching, and return to Quantico for officer duties while aiding Tom Roshandich with Marines trackmen.
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Dodgers slip in June as White Sox and Yankees lead majors
By ED WILKS AP report. In the National League Brooklyn's Dodgers slump continues with a 720 June, similar to 1952 and 1954 marks, while Chicago and Milwaukee trail and Atlanta rises. In the American League the Yankees pace June with a 20‑4 record, while White Sox and Red Sox struggle to close gaps. No games were scheduled yesterday.
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Principles for Coaching Theme at Kansas University event
About 50 attendees joined the first annual athletics and physical education conference at Kansas University on Monday. The program theme was Scientific Principles Underlying Coaching with John Bunn of Springfield College leading sessions on Football Physical Principles and what It Takes to Win in basketball and track.
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University veteran earns coaching recognition in 1921 1936
Kenneth Anderson dean of the School of Education gave the welcome as the program listed A C Lonborg director of athletics and Vienna Hank associate professor of physical education. A tour of Allen Fieldhouse and dinner in the Memorial Union English Room concluded the day as attendees praised the authority on basketball.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
The Associated Press reports boxing results from New York Paris Cleveland and Brockton. Tommy Jackson defeated Jimmy Slade in New York while Nate Brooks stopped Hilaire in Paris. Johnny Hoye outpointed Leon Johnson in Taunton and Brockton with other local bouts reported from Charlotte.
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