New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00278
1963
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SO • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., April SO, 1963
Set Physical
Finals Sunday
Fitness Tests
At Uptown YW
For Wagner
Center Play
Women and girls will be able
Manhattan’s Community Cen
to check on their physical fit
ness by sampling one or two of
ter ’13’ defeated the Bronx Fal
cons 68-67, .Monday night In the
12 test exercises at a three-hour
Junior Division of the fifth an
session sponsored by Upper Man
nual Invitational Post Season
hattan Branch Young Women’s
basketball tournament at Robert
Christian Association, Thursday,
F. Wagner Youth and Adult Cen
April 25 from 3 to 6 p.m., at
ter at 130th St. and First Ave.
361 W. 125th St.
In the second game, the Tennes-
This event is one of several see All-Stars shaded the Wag
highlighting YWCA Week (April Jner quintet, 84-79.
the week include a special mem
21-28) when the public Is invited l-as^ Thursday, the Falcon Sen-
to learn about club and class i°rs edged Floyd Lane * Bronx
Zengers, 78-77 and in the Jun-
programs for teens and adults. ior division Brooklyn’s Bedford-
Other events scheduled during stuyvesant Junior Boys receiv-
ed a, 75-50 thrashing from the
Tennessee All-Star Juniors.
bers’ event honoring Mrs. August
G. Kevlar, chairman of the YWCA
the Robert F. Wagner Youth and
Committee of Management, at 8
Adult Center said the finals will
p.m., April 25, and a leadership
seminar for Junior and senior take place Sunday. The first
high school students April 26 at game is scheduled to begin at
6:30 p.m.
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PAL CHAMPS — Two members
of the Police Athletic League's
32nd Precinct basketball team,
winners of the intermediate di
vision title in the PAL city-
wide championship tournament,
receive the team trophy from
U S. Atty. Robert M. Morgen-
thau, PAL president. The young
sters are Robert McKay, 15
(left), and Walter Robertson,
14. Looking on is the team
coach, Leroy Banks. The 32nd
defeated the 42d Precinct,
Bronx.
RELAY CHAMPS - Class “A”
Medley Relay Champions at
Commerce Relays Saturday
was Alexander Hamilton Voca
tional and Technical H.S., 150
Albany Ave., Bklyn. From
left: Orlando Martinez, anchor
mile; Paul McHugh, 2nd leg,
440 yds; Eddie Maughn, 1st
leg, 180 yds.; Mike Wallace.
3d leg. 1320 yds. Their winning
time was 10:53.8. This team
qualified for the mile relay in,
both the Melrose and K.C.
games at the Garden and will
participate in the Penn Re
lays. —(Cottrol Photo)
Johnny Counts
To Speak For
Temperance
Johnnie Counts, lineman for
the New York Giants football
team, will be the guest speaker
at the regular monthly meeting of
Mt. Vernon unit, American Tem
perance Society which will be
held April 23 at Teen Town Can
teen, 26 W. First St., Mt. Ver
non. James E. W’ells, director of
the unit said there will be no ad
mission charge.
Irving H. Young, assistant lab
oratory director for the Pelham
Bay Hospital, Bronx, and presi
dent of the local American Tem
perance Society, will give a brief
medical description of the effects
of tobacco use on the body.
Handbook On Boating
Seasoned sailors as well as
Iandlubbors about to go down to
sea for the first time will wel
come the “Pleasure Boat Hand
book,” by Elbert Robberson,
just published by the Marine
Finance Division of the Chase
Manhattan Bank.
-An authority on boats and
boating, Robberson has pat to
gether an illustrated, 32-page
booklet containing information
that everyone who sails — or
wants to sail — should know
by heart and additional data
every mariner should always
have on tap at his helm. For
smoother sailing, the booklet
tells the pleasure boater how
to bay, finance and equip his
craft; intorudces him to elem
entary seamanship; and out
lines the important do’s and
don’t’s for safety afloat.
A skipper — or prospective
skipper — dropping in at one of
Chase Manhattan's 120 offices
in the metropolitan area can
pick up a copy of the “Pleasure
Boot Handbook” and get de
tails about dreamboat financ
ing.
All Tennis
Courts Open
The city opened 469 Tennis
Courts at various locations in the
five boroughs last Saturday.
Regular season permits cost
$7.50 and are good for play every
day, including Saturdays, Sun
days and Holidays on all courts.
Junior Tennis Permits cost|
$3.50 and will be issued to chil
dren who will not have reached
their 18th birthday by November
30, 1963.
Applications may be secured
by calling in person at the bor
ough offices of the Park Depart
ment or by mail, enclosing a
self-addressed stamped envelope
with the request. A new photo
graph, passport size, must ac
company application when sub
mitted.
BOYS HIGH AGAIN - Crack
mile relay team from Brook
lyn’s Boys High shown after
they had shattered Commerce
Relays record of 3:31.6 set by
Wingate. L. to r.: Ricardo
Brown, Ronald Johnson. Coach
Kenneth Gibson, Delano Dubin-
son and Ronald Wilson. Their
winning time of 3:23.2 beat the
old record by 8 seconds!
(Cottrol Photo)
Sports Whirl
By LES MATTHEWS
“Heavyweight champ Sonny
Liston is a good fighter and
should rule the division for a
long time, but In comparison with
my former employer. Joe Louis/
he is a slow puncher,’’ the stocky j
George Nicholson who worked
**I will never forget the day
for Joe Louis 14 years told the
Writer.
I was hired to spar with Louis.
A1 Douglas, who promoted fights
at Rockland Palace, called mt
•aide in Stillman's Gym and
asked me if I would spar with
a kid named Joe Louis. I told
him I would fight Louis. ‘I am
no sparring partner,’ I said,
and continued jumping the rope.
I “I did not have a fight booked
and had not boxed in a long
time. I was broke, but I did
not want to become a eparmete.
II had boxed with Jim Braddock
but I did not consider that work
since I could hold my own with
Braddock and I picked up same
change too. Douglas continued
In 1937
to talk and told me I was wast
ing my time in the gym because
I could not get any bouts. That
did not faze me at all then he
came with the clincher. ‘Joe is
paying $25 a day', he said. I
surrendered.”
“That was in 1937. I sparred
with Louis for the title match
with Jim Braddock and I en
joyed myself. I became friendly
with the Louis camp. Joe and I
got along swell and Jack Black
burn liked the way I worked.
I remained with Louis and be
came an assistant trainer until
we drifted apart.
Julio Rinaldi in Italy, is flooded
with offers from Europe.. Meta’
Charlie Neal and A1 Jackson
are sharing quarters on River
side Drive while Choo Choo Cole
man calls Brooklyn home. ..
Olympian Wilma Rudolph will
attend the African Friendship
Games in Senegal this month.
Courtsmen A.A. Dance at the
Americana Hotel was a success.
Proceeds will go to the Associa
tion's scholarship fund. Members
of the organization are Cecil K.
Watkins, president; Floyd G.
Layne, Bob McDonald, Leroy J.
“The bout with Ezzard Charles
Watkins, Bob Cook, John Craw
was in the works. I had worked
ford, Kenny Graham, Frank
with Louis for the Charles fight.
Greenidge, Tommy Hemans, Tony
The Charles camp faired me. I
Janniere, Frank Mahon and Dave
worked with Charles and got him
Simmons. . .Norm Bass is back
sharp for the Louis match. 1
on the Athletics pitching staff. ..
impressed Charles that he could
Charlie Sitfard returned to his
not allow Louis to rest a second.
Charles did Just that; he pressed home in Greensboro, N. C., to
Louis from the first round. No, participate in the golf tourney
he did not hold back, we kept there. . .Peter Brown will make
him on top of Louis throughout his bid for PGA membership,
the fight. The Louis of old would „
have chilled Charles quickly but Wen ,n Tne Rnow Are Taking
the Louis that Charles faced had NATURES POWERFUL FORMULA
I no punch.
,
Vthat Happened
“It has always been a mys
tery to me what became of Louis*
deadly left and right. After we
returned from touring the camps,
sparring exhibitions for soldiers,
| Ixmis lost hie punch. The snap
I was gone. One night I told him
i that I thought he should call it
! a career but he just laughed.
I He was over the hill when he
fought Billy Conn, Taml Mariello,
Jersey Joe Walcott and Qiarles.
He was ready for the scrap yard
when he boxed Rocky Marciano,
1 meant (he second Billy Conn
*
bout.
“I believe his toughest fight,
outside the first Max Schmeling
bout, was his title match with
Tommy Farr. It was a pleasure
to work with Joe Louis and if
3 called the cards I would be
with Wm up to the end,” said
Nichelson. Nicholson is now em
ployed as a guard by the State
.imployement Service. Married
nd a grandfather, he declare.)
“Patterson has to prove tohimsel.
that he should retire. AU fighters
have to prove to themselves
About Cassius Clay, well, he will
make a lot of money if he learns
more about his vocation.”
Getaford Rack
George Gainford will return horn'
o second Ted Wright again.*;
Wilburt "Skeeter” McClure In
Toledo. O., April 27. . .Bobby
Gleeson’s heavyweight Wayne
Bethea, who had to be satisfied
with a draw after bis bout with
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