Cal Farley Receives National Honors for Juvenile Work
The article profiles Cal Farley as a leading authority on juvenile delinquency and founder of America's first Boys Ranch. It notes his humanitarian awards including a Doctor of Humanities from Texas Tech in Lubbock and his induction into the Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame for his athletic career.
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America
Farley
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Panhandle
Joys Car Parking Disappearance Case Sketches
Sylvester Joy Jr. drove onto a parking lot where a man collected a 35 cent fee and then vanished with both the man and the car. The proprietor said he had no employees amid recent Ranch articles in French Italian and German press. The Ranch’s success is linked to Farley’s philosophy on raising boys.
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Little Rock, Ark
Sylvester Joy, Jr
Joy
Boys Ranch
Farley
A Consistent League
Boulder Colorado AP notes Big Eight standings oddities with top four all losing to the team below. Nebraska fell 17 7 to Oklahoma which lost 15 14 to Kansas. Kansas lost 35 14 to Missouri which was beaten 10 7 by Oklahoma State. Oklahoma State lost 17 14 to Kansas State. Colorado in seventh beat Iowa State 14 7.
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Boulder
Colo
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Colorado
Iowa State
Jaycees Set Junior Golf Meet Here
The Jaycee Junior Golf tournament will be held Thursday June 1 at Monahans Country Club. Eligible players must be under 18 before August 15 with two divisions nine holes in the novice and 18 holes in the open. Winners advance to a regional event to be announced. Contact Horace Norman at the pro shop or call WI 39134.
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Jaycee
Monahans Country Club
Dave Kemp
Don Morse
Horace Norman
Jaycees
Texas boys attend American Legion Boys State in Austin
About 750 Texas high school boys join in Austin for the American Legion sponsored Boys State program. Hal Croft Roger Goza and Erich Hardaway are among the attendees.
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Hal Croft
Roger Goza
Erich Hardaway
Texas
Austin
American Legion
Swift Picks Greenbergs Homer Acting Manager of Tigers
Hank Greenberg delivered a grand slam on the season's final day in 1945 to clinch the American League pennant for the Detroit Tigers in a dramatic race with Washington. The Tigers faced a potential playoff if they lost as rain pushed back a doubleheader in St Louis and the outcome hinged on one game.
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Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Washington Club
Dutch Leonard
Roger Wolff
Mickey Haefner
Johnny Niggeling
St. Louis
Detroit
Browns
Grand Slam and pennant clinched with World Series title
The recount notes Berg hit a grand slam as the team won the pennant, Hank Borowy returning from the Air Force to play left field, and the World Series victory over the Chicago Cubs in seven games. Hal Newhouser started in the clincher as the bullpen held the lead, ending 9-2. Greenberg homered off Nelson Potter in the rain, Potter's screwball predictable to Hank Borowy.
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Hank
Air Force
Chicago Cubs
Hank Borowy
Hal Newhouser
Greenberg
Nelson Potter
Potter
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