New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00467
1963
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Broadjump
Record
Wiped Out
ui wic x aging controversy over
wrether eleven “small” colleges
were eligible to compete in the
NCAA Nationals. When the rul
ing went against the eleven
schools, Mayfield's record was
wiped out, and his title handed
over to the second place finisher.
It was decided by the NCAA
officials that the eleven. colleges
uodld be declared ineligible to
garner points or places in any
events because they had by
passed the NCAA Smail College
Meet held last week, and there
fore “had not qualified” for the
NCAA NATIONALS AT Albuquer
que.
Mayfield, also the NAIA nat
ional broadjump champion, will
compete in the AAU Nationals
in St. Louis, June 27, 28 and 29,
shooting for a chance to make
Harkness
Signs For
Jerry Harkness, former De
Witt Clinton High School basket
ball and track star and Chicago’s
Loyola All - American, is train
ing with the N.Y. Knlcks at Up
sala College in New Jersey. Har
kness, a resident of the Bronx,
was signed by the Knicks for $12,
000 a year.
The 6-2 eager who was describ
ed by Loyola coach George Ire
land as “one of the finest players
in the country,” collected a total
of 1,748 points during his three
years on the school's varsity.
Precinct Ball
Team Ready
For Action
start- The 26th Precinct’s baseball
npions. team, sponsored by the Excelsior
—and mana«ed by
‘ rAl uerslle, is ready for action.
1 meet Tj,e team practices daily in Cen
tral Park.
whose Members of the team are: Ed-
»y the gar Gonzales, Manuel Yanoz, Ro-
State, naid Stokes, Robert Ramirez,
State, James Greent Stanley Brown,
kngeles Fred Velez. .Adrian Turner, Mis-
Lamar ’ael Garcia, Alex Martinez, Bert
tworth, Caban, Juan Rodriguez, Pedro
> West- Official, Leonard Johnson and
Ignacio Gonzalez.
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N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, June 22, 1W> < U
Archie Is
Ever Busy
SAN DIEGO, CALIF. — ”1
can still beat Willie Pastrano.”
Archie Moore the former light
weight champ, said. Moore,
who has a role la the comOsg
movie “The CarpetbaggeA,”
is also running for the City
Council In the fall municipal
election.
. “I have thought of entering
politic* for many years. Recent
ly I saw the need for a dilig
ent worker. I am that man. I
will take to the street and find
out what the people want I
will get to know the voters and
be available at all times,*'
Moore said.
Calvary Gives
Bowling Awards
The Calvary Baptist Church
bowling league held its first an
nual awards night at the Church
personage Friday, Jifne T? Tro-'
phies were given to each member
of the league, with special awards
going to: Herman Gardner and
Gladys Long fcr high individual
average; Gene Smith and Shir
ley Ryons for high series; Reg-
inard Smith and Joyce Hunter
for high game. Most improved
awards were given to JosephLane
and Bayies Smith. The first place
team, "The Stais,” received ac
colades from th * league for their
outstanding bowling during the
entire season. Members of the
team were Herman Gardner,
captain; Rev. Walter S. Pinn;
Mrs. Peggy Pinn and Evelyn
Johnson. Special gratuities were
given to the league secretaries
and a donation made to the
Calvary Expansion Fund.
TO COACHtf NIGER!
Dave Young blade will
year in Nigeria coachi
27-year-old redhead was • ap
pointed by the U.S. StHf De
partment for the coacMag job
and will take a year’s ’ttive
of absence from Central Stats;
College in Ohio. Youngblade
who received his master of
science degree in physical ed
ucation from Wittenberg Un
iversity coached Central to the «
NCAA National Small College i
Cross-Country title twlte^” J
Golfing Sleuths
Detectives, Clifford Fentptugnd
Charles Groneveldt of the 28th
Squad defeated Detect&ea Xl
fred McPherson and Marty Sta-
nise by four strokes on a Staten
Island golf course Monday.' ^ .
BROTHERS - Catholic Little
Brothers of the Arehdiocese of
New York pay their respects
to their favorite Met baseball
player. Jimmy Piersall, .prior
to a Met game. Jimmy, him
self the father of eight chil
dren, is especially interested
in the work of Oatholic Big
Brothers with young boys from
mainly fatherless families.
Headquartefs for the, Catholic
Big Brothers, an agency of
New -York Catholic Charities,
is the Catholic Charities Cen
ter, 122 E. 22 nd
Sports Whirl
New Golf
Range For
Nassau
Lirenen Asmora. umpire-m-cme jhome with tbeir fellow Yafl. Public Works Commissioner :
of the Pacific Coast Baseball ,
League, from umpiring in the ma- kees Roger Maris- aete Boyer’ Eugene F- Gibbons last week an-
jors,” former basketball player Tom Tresh and Mickey Mantle nouncedthat a golf practice range
Leo Banfield. now a salesman, (who is resting at ten until his is under construction at Salisbury
injury is healed). . . Hospital Park and is expected to be ready
said the other day.
“You could be right," Snooky Softball League s ganws are play-, ab°ut jujy j The tee rangC(
t, pxu ,
. _ , _
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,
Walker, businessman and sports at tke Young Playground
A*e;: dady
promoter said. “Ashford.” Snooky St
continued, “is no longer an ame- at 5 P m • • • The Ray Fehx Out’ ces> have 4! 300 yard fa,r-
teur and if there was not a private door Basketba.l tournament in way . It will be »ocifed in pre
agreement among the major Jamaica, sponsored by the Courts- sently unused space between the
'haT^n'brZh’tZ"1”
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nave oeen orougni up .
Parks of Tonys softban Une the
Golf Course>
Harry Wiley’s gymnasium, lo- team is organizing a new softball southwest of the Salisbury Club-
.
forget to pick up your
cated on upper Broadway near loop. *
13tth St., is buzzing with activity.:
A visit to the emporium gives ent blank for the fourth aniwaJ Superintendent of Parks Fran-
one the impression that there are Amst€rdam News . Ballantine ris J- Sinnott' Jr ■ believes that
a number of amateur and profes- Three - Ring Open Golf 11,6 Practice range will do much
sional dubs operating in the city, youraament at The Amsterdam to relieve the tedium of the golf-
The second - floor gymnasium yewj 2340 Eight Ave. . . Wiil ^rs long waiting periods which
where Goug Jones prepared for Cookie Gilchrist of the Buffalo often precede play on the three
hlS
*ith. Bi y Dan'els 18 Bills be able to rejoin the team 18-hole courses, particularly on
visited daily by several former next season’ Gilchrist, afullback, weekends. It is planned eventual-
boxers who are teaching young- has a number of charges indud- ly to install a public address sys-
jng traffic violations, pending tern at the range which will in
sters the undamentals o .he
game.
mops e ormer xprs against him in Buffalo, . Ed form golfers when their turn has
were J* 8
Dusty W alker, Jimmy King, Wes-
ley Dalton and A1 Smith, who is Raskethnli onn\nflrkXi the team A charge of 50 cents for 30
■—BM th, on, lor Harry Wi-
ley, now in Europe with a couple '
o'
ba,ls * ma,1?
Bovs case must supply their own clubs- 1110
»o openfev™
:Cotto, who plays with the Relia- come to start their round.
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Among the boxers training in the jyo’s, sparked his team'with days a week from 6 a m- to 6
the gym ere Dana Santana. Revo 23 points to a 58-46 will over the p m-
Ellington Hodge, Oren Johnson, Bronx Rennasons------------------------------------------------
Joe DeVoe, Harold Richardson
Jimmy Jones and Bobby Reeves
At YMCA
£*
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wii; feature coed swimming, available for the Sonny Liston-
*Urt
Homer Men
A1 Smith, who Is nursing a judo and volley bad classes. . .
Patterson return July 22.
wound be received on his head There are no Negroes with the Ptl. George Clare said the 26th
when the time dock accidentally Olympic Association. . . Parker Precinct’s baseball team is ready
fell last Saturday said: "Sugar Field In Richmond. Va.. has been for action now that the Excelisior
Ray Robinson also trains here." desegregated. . . Hdrbaek Erich Savings Bank. 137th St. and Broad
The walls of the gym are lined Barnes signed his grid Giants way, has picked up the tab. . .
with pictures of the boxers: Jack pact , . . Did welter champ Jackie Robinson has suffered
Johhson, A1 Brown. Gasper Or- Emile Griffith gain the edge on more injuries recently that he
tega, Ez Charles, Kid Gavilan, Luis Rodriguez with his scarlet suffered on the gridiron, base-
Yama Bahama, Sandy Saddler, robe and velvet trunks? Rodgri- bail diamond or basketball court
Gil Turner. Ralph “Tiger" Jones, guez tried hard with his white . . . Carlos Ortiz lost the World
Joe Loui* and a youngster billed robe with red stripes and colorful Boxing Association’s recognition
as “ITie Spider.”
, socks. Griffith probably gained of his lightweight crown.
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ITS MY PLEASURE - Joe
Black, former star baseball
pitcher, presents cheek to
United Negro Relief Fund. Re
ceiving the contribution from
Black, now special marketing
representative of The Grey
hound Corporation, is Mrs
Daisy Hicks, fund chairman,
as singer Marian Anderson
smiles her approval.
Ce«i|Mny, New Yedt 10, M, Y.
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