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Lee Ice, youth sports supervisor for Lawrence Parks and Recreation, demonstrates the art of making a call to a new class of umpires.
Lee Ice, youth sports supervisor for Lawrence Parks and Recreation, demonstrates the art of making a call to a new class of umpires.
Lee Ice, youth sports supervisor for Lawrence Parks and Recreation, demonstrates the art of making a call to a new class of umpires.
Lee Ice, youth sports supervisor for Lawrence Parks and Recreation, demonstrates the art of making a call to a new class of umpires.
Tyler Minor calls a young tee-ball player safe. This is Minor's first year as an umpire.
Tyler Minor keeps a close eyes on a young batter, making sure every thing is done according to the rules at YSI's tee-ball field. Minor is learning how to be an umpire, starting with officiating games for the youngest children.
Tyler Minor makes a call on the tee-ball field during his first game as an umpire at YSI field.
Tyler Minor makes a call from field during his first game as an umpire at YSI Field.
Tyler Minor makes a call on the field just as he was taught in his umpire training courses. This is his first year as an umpire.
Tyler Minor watches tee-ball kids run through a play at YSI Field. This is his first year as an umpire.
Lee Ice explains the dress code to a crop of new umpires for the Lawrence Parks and Recreation department.
A group of young men listen to Lee Ice of the Lawrence Parks and Recreation department talk about working as an umpire. These new umpires will usually start with the most basic of ball games: tee-ball.
Tyler Minor, center, meets with coaches and the other umpire at the YSI Fields after umpiring his first game.
Tyler Minor looks over his first game of the year at YSI Field.
Jim Cosgrove, nationally known children’s musician “Mr. Stinky Feet,” entertains more than 500 children and parents Thursday outside the Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vt.
Shannan McCawley and her family lost nearly everything a fire recently but have took to the task to start the clean up on the family home.
Shannan McCawley and her family lost nearly everything a fire recently but have took to the task to start the clean up on the family home.
Shannan McCawley and her sister Tonya Beard clean out a closet filled with burned insulation.
Shannan McCawley and her son Dominicke, 17, spent hours hauling out trash buckets of plaster and lath.
A picture of a angel sits in the window of Shannan McCawley's home at 1141 New York, guarding the home after a fire nearly destroyed it.
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