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N.Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, 14, 1963 a 41 to remember that such plants need sufficient light and suffi­ cient humidity. If your plants are thin and don’t flower properly, they need more light. If plants drop leaves or turn brown, they lack suffi­ cient humiditf. ' Give your plants the fluorescent lights But, by all away from sources of dry heat. 42 • N.Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Dec. 14, 1063 Amsterdam News Readers Write .. An N. Proper of Yonkers won the looked on. of the Eastern Basketball League, >875,000. 4U • N.lf. AMa»AC.MDAM NEWS, Sat, Dec. 14, 1963 /Football Registry r-fei-s ^-X National League NEW YORK GIANTS — (4) Erich Barnet, DHB; (79) Roose­ velt Brown, OT; (65) Robert Tailor, DE; (21) Allan Webb, DHB; Lane Howell, DT-OT. Hunt, DT; (22) Ron Burton, HB; «2> Don Webb, DB. BUFFALO BILLS - (00) Tom Day, G-DT; (44) Elgert Daben- ion, HB; (34) Cookie Gilchrist, FB; <84> Ernie Warlick, OE; (47) Willie West, DHB. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — 22) Tim Brown, OHB; (27) Irv DENVER BRONCOS • (62) Er- Cross DHR- <351 Ted Tlran PR IBi® B>rneS« Gl (U) A1 Frazier. Cniaa DHB, (351 Ted Dean, FB. jjg. (W) Chuck Gavln> DE; (J) (26) Clarence Peaks, FB, (24) j«a pr- «n fi*n» Minon fiilly Joe, FB; (21), Gene Mingo, Nate Ramsey, DHB. HB; (65) Leon Simmons, LB; (87) Lionel Taylor, OE; Hewritt Dixon, HB; (73» Ike Lassiter, DE, Bob Gaithers, OHB. PITTSBURGH STEELERS — (71) John Baker, DE; (25) Roy Curry, OHB; John Henry John­ son. FB; (26) Brady Keys DHB. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS - (50) Garland Boyette. LB; (63) Fate KANSAS CITY CHIEFS - (78) Echols, OT; (41) Jimmy Hill, Bobby Bell. DE; (86) Junius DHB; (73) Ernie McMillan. OT; Buchanan, DE; (45) Dave Gray- (41) Jimmy Hill, DHB; (73) Ernie McMillan, OT; (78) Luke son. DHB; (28) Abner. HB; <32) Curtis McCUnton, FB; (25) Owens, DT; (23) Bob Paremore, Charles Warner, HB. OHB; <36)Bill Thornton, FB; • 38) BUI Triplett, DHB; (22) Prentice Gautt, OHB. HOUSTON OILERS — (28) Charles Frazier, HB. OAKLAND RAIDERS , - (36) Clemon Daniels, HB; (77) Pro­ verb Jacobs, OT; (84) Art Pow- eU, OE; (40) Bo Roberson, HB; (24) Fred WUliamson, DB. SAN FRANCISCO 49ers - (39) Kermit Alexander, OHB; (30) Bernie Casey, OliB; (87) Jim Johnson. OE; <60> Ronald Lakes, Ed Thomas. G; DHB; J D. SMITH, OHB-FB. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS - (55) Pine. <24( OHB; t73) John Frank Buncom, LB; (86) Earl (40» Abe Woodson, Faison. DE; (40) Bob Jackson, FB; (23) Paul Lowe, HB; (27) binson. E; (25) Dick Westmore­ land, DB; (75) Ernie Wright, T. NBA Rosters Bronx Union Sweeps Meet The Bronx Union YMCA hosted. 50 yard Freestyle and Back-, it. Eight Annual James A Keane! ^roke ^vent, fjjr U n year N. Y. KNICKS-Johnuy Green, A1 Butler, Donnis Butcher, Tom Hoover. Bill McGill. BALTIMORE BULLETS - Walt Bellamy, Si Green, Gus Johnson, Paul Houge. BOSTON CELTICS - Sam Jones K. C. Jones. Bill Russell. Willie Naulls, Tom Sanders, Cal Ram­ sey. CINCINNATI ROYALS - Oscar Robertsoo, Wayne Embry, Bob Boozer, Tom Hawkins, Mack Herndon, Tom Thacker. DETROIT PISTONS - WUlie Jones, Eddie MUes, Ray Scott LOS ANGELES LAKERS - El­ gin Baylor, Dick Barnett. Le­ roy Ellis, Hub Reed, Gene Wiley PHILADELPHIA 78ers - Hal Greer, Chet Walker, Hubie White Ben Wariey. Invitational Swim Meet recently Bronx union’s David Frisch and There were 140 entries in the Edward Rotbsteln turned in tri- 9 age group events requiring 35 umphant performances in the 100 yard Freestyle and Butter­ fly events. preliminary heats. Youth Director James Ram­ seur and Physical Director Steve Stephan announced that Bulova Timers were being used through the generosity of Madow’s Inc. Lou Madow wiU also supply the timers lor the Open AAU Meet at the Bronx Union on Decem­ ber 28. Bronx Union swept the meet with 6 firsts, 2 seconds and 6 thirds in nine events. Richard Kane, aged 10. paced his team­ mates with 2 winning perform ances in the 50 yard Freestyle and 25 yard Backstroke. New Y Body Building Gym Edward Stamps, member of the Harlem YMCA Physical Ed­ ucation Committee, cut the rib­ bons on the opening of the new Harlem YMCA „ Weightlifting and Body Building Gymnasium at iso W 135th St. on Monday evening as a large group of weightlifters and body buflders ST. LOUIS HAWKS - John Barnhill, Len Wilkins, Zelmo Beaty, BUI Bridges, Charles Vaughan. SAN FRANCISCO WARRlORS| - Walt Chamberlain, Guy Rod­ gers, Al Attles, Wayne High- towner, Nate Thurmond Gary HUI. AUTO INSURANCE $20 DOWN NO EXTRA CHARGES - FAST SERVICE ACRO BROKERAGE 142 Rockaway Avenue 144 Sutter Avanua Used Car WASHINGTON REDSKINS — (20) Frank Budd. OE (22) Bobby Mitchell, OHB; (63) John Nisby; (24» John Sample, DHB; Lonnie Saunders, DHB. BALTIMORE COLTS — (35) J.W. Lockett, FB; (43) Lenny Lyles. DHB; (88) John Mackey, OE; (24) Lenny Moore, OHB; (77) Jim Parker, GO-T; (87) WUlie Richardson, OE * DHB. CHICAGO BEARS—(73) Steve Barnett, OT; (49) Charlie Bivias, OHB; (25) J. C. Caroline DHB; (84) John Farrington, OE; (28) WiUie Galimore, OHB. KING- SIZED PORTRAITS - proprietor of a Humble Oil & Commercial artist Clarence Refining Company service sta­ Pringle of Philadelphia, left, tion in the same city. The art­ discusses billboard portrait he has Just completed (in back­ ground ) with Edward M. Blair. ist painted two of the king-sized portrait signs which now ere helping to attract new custom­ ers for Mr. Blair. The work by Mr. Pringle and the Landau Outdoor Sign Company, for whom he has worked as an art­ ist for seven years, was done fcr Humble Oil at Mr. Blair's Esso station. Bob Douglas' Rennys Now In Hall Of Fame City Beats Newark, Brooklyn Robert L. Douglas, organizer' Johnny Holt, James “Pappy” of the famous New York Renais- Ricks, Eyre “Bruiser” Saiich, sance BasketbaU team which was Charles "Tarzan” Cooper and won two games during the week jjm Wee Willie Smith. recently elected to the four-year- old Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass., unlike many of his players, has not retired, but our brand of ball is more in- urday. The Rens would look like midg- Newark of Rutgers. 89-61. Wed- G. against the giants of today nesday, and Brooklyn, 87-57, Sat- DALLAS COWBOYS: Don Bishop, DHB; (22) Amos Bul- (44) CLEVELAND BROWNS — (32) Jim Brown, FB; (70) John Brown PT; (48) Ernie Green, OHB; City College’s basketball team Jog) Charley Scales, OHB; (40) by decisive margins, trouncing Tidmore, LB; (60) John Wooten, Shorter, DHB; (54) Sam “The game is a lot different to- teresting,” Bob said. The Beavers outdid Newark's locks, OHB; (82) Frank Clarke, day,” Bob said. “‘They have The.Rens reured in 1349 bui Bombers in all departments and OHB; (34) Cornell Green, DHB; giants on the courts and the play- the memories of the team and Coach Dave Polansky was able <31) Amos Marsh, FB; (84) Pet­ ers are always shooting the'ball.” their experiences live on with to pull the whole starting unit out tis, Norman, OE; (43) Don Perk- Bob organized his first Renny Bob Douglas, proprietor of the with ten minutes to go in the sec- ins, OHB; Jim Stiger, OHB. team in 1922. Renaissance Ballroom at 138th ond half. 1 “We stressed defense. We kept St. and Seventh Ave. DETROIT LIONS — (76) Rogei High scoring honors were shar- Brown. DT; (59) Ernie Clark, the ball in our possession by pass- “We were the forerunners of ed by captain Alex Blatt and LB; (46) Larry Ferguson, OHB; (81) Dick Lane, DHB; (45) Dan ing it Our players were excel- the Harlem Globetrotters,” Bob baekeourtman Mike Schaffer, Lewis, OHB; (80) Ollie Matson, b<Mi hitting 17 points. Ira Smol- lent athletes and they were en- noted, FB-OHB; (61) Lucian Reeberg, jev was second with 13 points. tertaining,” Sob Mid. Blatt also led the Beavers in re- DT-OT; (23) Wayne Watkins, LB- bounds with a husky fifteen. K. j Against Brooklyn the Beavers scored the first point and were ! never caught. By half - time they i developed a 39-26 lead, display- ®E; (81) Marv Fleming, OE;i PARIS — Stfgar Ray Robin- ing much improved shooting, both 121) Bob Jeter, OHB; (11) Elijah son, senior citizen of the ring, from the floor and from the foul Pitts- OHB; ( 9) Dave Robinson, we'is seriously campaigning for an line. In fact their foul shooting IkB-DEt29* Howard Williams, ___ ____________ ____________ The original Renny team con­ sisted of Hilton Slocum, Frank Forbes, Leon Monde, Hy Mon­ te, Zack Anderson and Harold Mayers. “Some of the boys have retired and a few passed away but I still maintain personal con­ tact with the others," said Bob. Sugar Wins Paris Bout GREEN BAY PACKERS — (26) Herb Adderly; (62) Lionel Aldridge, DE- (87) Willie Davis, "I remember the games ___ . _ _ had with the Original Celtics other crack at the middleweight J percentage was 83 per cent as DBB- - which had players like Joe Lap- title which he held five times, they hit 25 of 30 shots. chick, Nat Holman, 'Horse’ Hag- Robinson punched out a ten- Smolev, a transfer student gerty, John Beckman and John round decision Monday over a,from Brooklyn, who scored 21 OE; J22’ Barry. They were exciting. We former victim, Armans Vanucci points against City last year, hit C“*rBe. n'.Mi’*’ 127 ’ , k Bass> 'Uen> 0El ~ ,25> P“ane na* i played anywhere they wanted to before a standing room only 19 points against his former see us and I did not find it nec- crowd at Palais Des Sports, ‘teammates. Once again Alex essary to have a contract. A Robinson, 1604, took charge of Blatt was the high scorer, this man’s word was his bond in those the contest from the opening bell time pouring in 28 points, which days” and never let up on the sturdy gives him 22 ppg for 3 games. One of the best Renny teams Corsican who is a guard in the to grace the court was the 1939 Louvre Museum. Vanucci, 157, quintet which included Clarence was bloody at the final bell but “Fats” Jenkins. Bill Yancey, was not knocked down. The Beavers have a home con­ test scheduled for Saturday in Wingate Gym against Renssel­ aer Polytech. THE GOLD MEDAL BOURBON i ly .• (fo* Lamar Lundy, DT; (37) Art Perkins, FB; (47) Carver Shannon, DHB; (23) Booby Smith, DHB; (36) Ben Wilson, FB. MINNESOTA VIKINGS — ,70) Jim Marshall, DE and (24) Tom Wilson, OHB; Bob Ferguson. FB. Lee Calland. American League NEW YORK JETS- (72) ley Jannerette, DT; (79) man Plunkett, OT; (79) Marshall, Starks, DB; (86) Bob Watters, DM, ClydeTVashington, RCB (42). BOSTON PATRIOTS - (65) Houston Antwine, DT; (40) Lar­ ry Garron, HB-FB; (79) Jim Y Church Bowl League The Walker Guns continued , their winning ways by beating the Salem Mets by a score of 2^-m on Saturday evening at the Crown Lanes. Church of the Master beat Zionettcs 2-1, Trade- Winds rolled over the Tornadoes 2-1 and Walker Jets 2, and Walker Boyajs 1. Anne Salley lead the female bowlers with a high game of 174, Fran America and Ida Lynch each rolled a high game of 153. Sam America led the men with a 192, Willy Daniels had a 185 and Jerry Cunningham a 181. 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EBL Would Bar 2 After 13 Years The new headquarters, which will be located at 530 W. 126th St., will utilize an existing fire­ proof office and garage struc­ ture and a new two-story build- White *ng ** erected on the re* maining portion of the property, and Floyd Lane, veteran stars entire cost is estimated at Attorneys for Sherman Male Shoppei Is Educated, Retailer Says It will be a bolder, yet more realistic type of male shopper who will haunt lingerie depart­ ments and perfume counters this Christmas season, according to an Allentown, Pa., retailer who conducted his own survey. The survey shows that the av­ erage man will be looking for dainty and intimate items — without blushing when the sales­ girl asks what size. Man’s great­ er Interest and knowledge of women’s fashions account for part of this change In habits, Hess says. DI 4-1792 DI 4-1771 TTS 1199 TIME — “Ballads for Bimshire” actress. Barbara Alston (right) joins Mae McCoy, Ewart Guinier, Dorothy Dozier to r). and Edward Aynsh (1 Local secretary - treasurer of 1199, Drug and Hospital Em- ployees union, at their annual autumn frolic last week Friday evening at the Manhattan Cen­ ter. (Gilbert Photo) moved this week to prevent the The new headquarters, which league from barring them from is expected to be completed in !late 1964, house both the further play.' regular and specialize police ser­ vice and enforcement units in- eluding the 26th Patrol, the 26th de- Attorney Stanley Kaufman, of 26 Court St..* Bklyn , said he would seek an 46janction within [Detective Squad, and civil 30 days, either in Philadelphia or tense and auxiliary units Scranton, to prevent the lerjuej -------- r----------------- - Back Leader Indicted In California from “taking away these boys’ rights to earn a living.” ent clergymen of San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO — Priming ings and Loan Association, a Fed-,ered one of the finest in the Govern- state and a member of the ethics committee of the American In­ stitute of Appraisers. ment - insured institution. on Sunday told their congrega­ erally Chartered and tions that this is a time, for According to Mr. Beaver's at­ understanding and Christian rfei- torney, J. Edward Fleishell, “(Jiis lowship in the matter of the re- charge is the result of a dif- Mr. Beaver is president of the cent indictment of San Francisco ference of opinion between two Bay Area Urban League and out civic leader and national figure real estate appraisers. We are of its founders. He is a director of Hunters Point Boys’ Club. confident that when this case Jefferson A. Beaver. Mr. Beaver was indicted last comes to court, Mr. Beaver will San Francisco Boy Scouts of America, San Francisco Council Tuesday by the Sacramento be cleared completely and that of Churches, and United Com­ County Grand Jury on a loan facts will show there was no munity Fund of San Francisco. transaction that was said to be crime committed.” Mr. Flei- He is a former chairman of the a technical violation of California shell pomtejd. out that the loan Savings and Loan laws. Mr. San Francisco Housing Authority that Mr. Beaver made was on the basis of an apprisal by an I and former president of the San Beaver is executive vice presi­ expert appraiser who is consid-j Francisco Chapter of the NAACP. dent of Trans-Bay Federal Sav- League Founder AUTO INSURANCE' ANY AUTO • ANY DRIVER • FASTEST FS1 & PLATES • 1 DAY SERVICE BEST FOR DRIVERS UNDER 25 OR OVER 65 • LEARNERS A BEGINNERS OUR SPECIALTY Small Deposit • Pay Monthly • Your Credit's 0.Kn No Investigations • Contact Us Naw 2111 7th Avo., N.Y.C (Between 125 & 126 Sts. Opposite RKO Alhambra) M0 6-8788 Minor League The proposed league bar was dropped on White and Lane as result of an EBL agreement with the National Basketball As sociation in which tly? former will enjoy something of an of­ ficial minor league farm status to the NBA. The EBL’s board of directors passed the barrier res olution last week. Hold Youth In Death Of Girl, 5 An unemotional lB^year - old youth accused of beating a five- year-old girl to death last Wed­ nesday, is being held in the Youth House for further investigation. Patricia Matthews, according to the Medieal Examiner, died as a result of numerous beatings The NBA has held the door closed against the cage pair since White, a former LIU ace, and Lane, ex-mainstay of the CCNY “grand-slammers” of 1950, were convicted of taking bribes to shave points 13 years ago. she sustained. Police said the 12-year-old youth was left to care for his nine^year-old sister and the girl while his parents work. Wednesday, police said, the “They allowed them to play for youth reportedly beat the little seven years and more,” said girl as he had done the night Kaufman, “and by that action previously. Police said the youth they - showed they considered admitted assaulting the girl them vindicated. They can’t now [whose mother is hospitalized. after all these years come up Det. 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J ,!»«.. .hith m.y toclri.“ * X/’SS" Christmas for the Negro citizens of the south can only serve to Sir: Once again the Christian announce a new day of terrorism, world prepares to observe the sub-human brutality, destruct joyous Yuietlde season, which1 ion and death, with a guarantee traditionally culminates on Christ-of little respite for many Yule- mas Day—a day marking the tide seasons to come, birth of Christ, who'dedicated Fortunately, many of our Ne- his ministry to the baric Christian gro communities are geographic- ally removed from the more overt tenent of goodness, kindness and manifestations of violence, so pit­ a deep reverence for God’s maj­ ifully dramatized In the southern estic wonder-Man! regions of the United States. Un­ With the arrival of Christmas fortunately. this same geographic 1963, it is certain there will be no Yuletide Joy in the homes uf distance has also served to de­ tach many members of our Ne- the six murdered children of Birmingham, nor in the home of gro community from their role the Medgar Evers family, nor in the civil rights strugglel None- in the homes of countless other the-less, it is becoming Negro families, whose homes and mgly clear with each unfolding mean that the Negro com un- properties were subjected to the day. the quest for full equality11Y should ntX make any C rst- blit rather ravages of the segregationist and will exact a greater toll his "borob^.1* Y®Z*tte" advent’of erty damage."personal injury and!those purchases which are in-J decide to go to Birmingham aft-money that" was raised during I ------------ 2------------------------------- Z-------------------------------------- ”—— formative and add to the cultur-ler the situation had become a, that whole proclaimed week otto li theme. Mr. James Baldwin at a criticize Adam Powell ? ’ ? Have rally in New York City, requested y®« not learned that when one is the Negro community to refrainJn politics and decides to advo- from buying Christmas gifts this^ate their own policies as Adam did concerning the benevolence of Negroes the reprisals are al- that through history (our history) that these people during their ad­ vent in the U.S. have continually used us as allies and scapegoats for their own purposes? Are you so blind and eager for self power year. The Vulcan Society, inc. believes that Mr. Baldwin's sug geetion is worthy of careful con sideration. We wish however, to Structure0 Leadership Confer. don 5 — Why did you and Floyd ence, can you account for the well pen ing’ Do not these people con 4 — Why did you decide not to trol the so-called Negro Bank? I a earl; 8 — As a co - chairman of aB * In keeping with 4he above 3 - Why did you so unjustly ,e? Have enter politics - in Connecticut where a clean > up job is well make clear that our organization al support of Mr. Baldwin's pro­ °.f a0™1 Rlghts called fund raising wing for South your !*,he Whlle Power y°» «■«•< “«• »iw‘ *’ Back • Our - Brothers, the so- *ike increas P°sal should not be interpreted in prop mas purchases. sever ent a Thi answ spuki pi re throughout thi. .Ute? . Sir fair cent! so fa not learned Eli< , _ prn ___ . . Sports Whirl been aware that the NAACP and q other civil rights’ organizations estate. al development of our comman- turmoil when you could have well various activities where Negro gone there prior to this? Was artists were used as Ulent? The ity. The Vulcan Society has long this ^or publicity reasons regard- jiog a-plate dinner, the art and aware that the NAACP and your business venture in real sculoture disnlav. the Derform- sculpture display, the perform ance of several actors on the Sat­ urday night of the proclaimed week and jazz show at the Apol­ lo? And did the SCLC ever re­ ceive this money' By LES MATTHEWS lYork said a number of the high The City College Beavers will school players are graduates from play Howard University at ^e Biddy Leagues. The League CCNY’s Wingate Gym on Jan. 6 wil1 have ten t«ams season. The Crown Heights Chargers John “Snooky” Walker is the Will celeorate the team’s first New York State CommiMioner.. year » organized football with James Austln- Harlem Y Boys A dinner at St. Augustine Epis- physical director will sUge an copal Church in Brooklyn, Dec. oth«r invitational basketball tour- our org;niiation if you are pres- through your new so - called Ne- can you account for 6 — Why did you build a de­ have, for many years, encouraged velopment so far outside the city the sale, and sold all forms of limits and expect Negroes to pro­ literature illuminating the Negro personality free of bigoted this project when in Harlem erary license, in addition to pro- there is dire need for apartments’ 9 _ Where did you conceive viding an outlet for meaningful on a cooperative basis or rental of the idea of giving a jazz Fes- Negro literary talent On this and that sucl1 means could haveitival on your Estate In Stamford Gl premise, would you kindly inform ***" 8iven to ,hes* P®oplejthat Sunday of June 24th, aB E« to c by tens port dev« T1 and sail S ently planning, or in the near gro Bank’ money (over $10,000) which was ing future expect to inaugurate a 7 - Why di<J you have to seek donated in turn for your paving the Promotes Boxing “Freedom Gift Certificate” plan.) 30. The team was organized and nament coached by Horace Hamlett and Ronald Harrigan last fall and Art Rust has joined the Colis- played in the Pop Warner League cum Boxing promotional staff. Unable to get merchants and pub Bradley Lewis, former hard pun- licity - minded so-called civic ching middleweight now has a workers interested in the young- lucrative trucking business------- sters, the two men solocited help Ted Murray, a slick welter, has from the youngsters’ parents and a liquor store and Bobby Wil- were able to outfit the team and liams. a traveling lightweight, hire a bus to transport them to has a booming limousine business _ and from games. We believe these gift certific­ ates, attractively prepared with an appropriate Christmas design, with face values scaled at con­ venient prices, would prove to be an attractive item to the 1963 Christmas shopper. The gift cer-> tijlicates, once purchased, cojld aQd recently opened a dress shop redeemed at a later date for The Chargers caught on and as for his bride... Bob Hopkins, who sueh items M the following: subscriptions to maga- the season aged neighbors helped played with Syracuse in the NBA and a cheering squad was or- now coaching at Prairie View. xines and newspapers, issuance gauized. The spirit of the boys Harry Markson, who won the of new memberships or prepay- was bolstered when their parents James J. Walker Memoral Award ments against existing member- attended the games although they was the first publicist in the Gar- j to accredited civil rights lost their first three. Next year den to recognize the Negro news- organizations, and also as door the team wiU be stronger, better man. Markson was working for prizes at dances and other pre­ organized and faster. Hamlett the late Mike Jacobs when he in- Christmas holiday affairs, and Harrigan are working men vited the Negro press to sit in We beiieVe a program of this who support families and are to the press row . . . Emile Griffith, type, properly promoted by such who won the O’Neil trohy, al- be praised. means as The Amsterdam News. ways does his 'best in the ring. _ Ebony magazine, etc., hi addit- Howrd Rosenstein, coach of Ray Robinson believes he can ion raiSjng much needed funds, Wingate basketball team which fight his way to the top of the wouid be mutually advantageous finished with a 9-7 record last middleweight heap and will fight to all concerned, with the Negro season. Is optimistic about the Armans Van Ali Dec. 16 in Paris, community gaining a greater 1963-64 season. “My team is com- American Football League's title senSe of direct participation in paratively new but we have the game is scheduled for Jan. 5. -1 the civil rights struggle, material and may blend into the Em Tunnell, only Negro coach kind of combo we had in 1962,” in professional football, is pro- , Howie told this writer. Standouts filed in Ebony mag. . .Jockey are John Smith, Brian Berke, Bob McCurdy closed out at Aque-1 Victor A. Collymore Member, Executive Board Vulcan Society, Inc. 311 Lenox Ave., NYC 27 Wingate Cagers Sam Straeger, Vince Capers, Ron duct with a. bang. . .There will Sanford, Lloyd Hunt and Pete be several boxing clubs in New , Grovesnor. York State if Cormen Basilio sec- |_-L!a 10 JOCKie Sir: I would like you to answer a few questions regarding your aspiring stature as a business­ man - spokesman - political as- Howard Jones, coach of Boys’ ures his license to operate in High School is still looking fori Syracuse and the Commission is- another Conme Hawkins, the 1959 sues licenses to the men in Buf- sensation . . . Hank Jacobon be-1 falo and Saratoga, but where will lieves his DeWitt Clinton cagers the boxers come from?,. .Jim pirant. can repeat this season. The cur- Nance did not live up to expect- 1 — Why did you appear as a rent PSAL champs brought tears'ations at Syacuse this season, spokesman for the multitude of to Jacobsohn eyes last winter John Wilson arrived to help his American Negroes and felt you when they scored an upset against teammates on Harlem Oldtimers had the rightful designation to Boys’ in the Garden. . .Clinton’s shortly after the game against act in a capacity thereof during Walter Robertson, brother of for- the Brooklyn Oldtimers Sunday the Un-American Activities In- mer Clinton athlete. Pablo, is a night only to find out that the vestigation some years back — better floorman., .Tilden also has eleven man Harlem squad de- when Paul Robeson and William Walter Bliey, brother playing on its quintet. of Ron, feated the tired seven-man Brook- e. B. Dubois had their passports lyn team on St. Peter Claver voided and had a stigma attach- OUie Edinboro who will coach court. . .Archie Moore said he has ed to their names? the Boys of Yesteryear Biddy not given up on Allen Thomas al- 2 — Why did you support the basketball team which wiU par- though Allen suffered a sound same party that (Republican) ticipate in the Biddy Basketball thrashing from Johnny Persol in 'contained the Chairmen McCar- thy (now deceased) father of this League of the Metropolitan New the Garden. Open House... Open FLEISCH MANN'S __ J FKHWfO RENKO WHISKFY • W WOOF. KX QRfkNI RlfTMl 8P1RITI • REBCHWRrS WDM • 80 WOF • W1UEB FWR i awn - FuiscHtoiin an ■ to mof • distklei from American brair - the fleischmarh aisnuiM corf, re* tori city . 48^5 AVAILABLE NO — Features the beautiful voices of RISE ST BRIAN SULLIVAN and the COLUMBUS E with the Firestone Orchestra and Chorus time favorites... 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