New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00526

• W. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, July S, 1963 Boys High Track Team Cops Awards The Boys High School trackl rum. Elisha Copeland tram, coached by Ken Gibson, Is Oertea. Barry Cunwni so accustomed to coming in first mas D'Alte, George E that they even lad all the reel mando Estrada, Jose of the school's teams In the num- Melvin Gibbs, Robert G ber of letters won for the year. Leff. Nick Mannelli, He The winged footers earned 40 Albert McGibbon of the 106 mononrame that wen- Nieves. Barnard Ojedi distributed by wXl Jacob *“*•"*<"*. Granville 1 Zack and Ms health education U«n Craig and Arthur department chairman. WilMam Tennis (Carl Ashby) Heft, to boys who participated Sadowski. Joseph Kt Steven Franklin, Joel S in a total of alx sports. In « The lettermen and tbeir coach- Newty- « (to parentheses) included: {j**™*** Track (Ken Gibson) __ John dsay. Alston, Harold Burchett. Norman Brown. Ricardo Brown, Elmer FT*. Cherry, Robert Cobbs. Henry *Yed (JuIi* ®en‘lei W‘?*,aJ“ Cotton. Delano Dutonson. Robert Grant, John Green, Curtis Hick- “**• td MoraJes. man, Ctoo Hatcher, Michael Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Robert <*>lf (Wiliam Goldben King V*" Alton Slaugh- bert Hannoa, John Reset ter. Ansel Smith, Charles Throw- bsel Knight, James El er. Henry Terrel. Randy Wfl- Rx±ard Jones. llama. Barry Weaver, James ------------------------------------- Washington, Ronald Wilson, Da- w- vid Brandt, Lionel Russefl, Ken- V itH 111 neth Ramseur, William Wright, ■ Vww/lll ws’ k - Arthur Thompson, Joseph Holm- t . Lea* Batchlesr, Andrew King. Edward ’ Base, Ronald Buckery, Benja- A bowling, cheering I min Clarke, James Homan, Ro- teenagers, with tbeir par bert Locklear, James McKie, guests in attendance Michael Mullet. William Savage, Lecture room of tl Jessie Scott, Fred Hunter, Irt- sinian Baptist Church. 1, tog Gibbs. Michael Williams, day evening, tor their Eric Frazier, Frank Mingo. Dual Youth Achievement Basketball (Howard Jones) — and 2nd Bird Basketball Vaughn Harper, William Taylor, gathering. Eldreidge Webb, Jackie Wilson. Among the over 300 ye LaVaugbn Donovan. Larry Cheat- on band there was the Frank ‘Str.i^^i ham. Roosevelt Green. General Pettaway, Carlton Watier, Hey- «*• .Ne^.Y^* Sta^ ’ °° wood Edwards. William Craig, *ashingtor and Robert Johnson. Bible youngsters Baseball (Martin Spielman) — yitadon to be the guest Michael Bassalay. William Be- Harlem Globetrotters, TOPS IN BIRD LEAGUE — annual Youth Achievement Sup­ Bligen, Leonard Thomas, Theo­ Members of the Eagles basket­ per in the lecture room of Abys­ dore Thomas and Kenneth Mit­ right: Kevin Paige, “Ravena”; photo four outstanding mem­ Emil Gilbert "Orioles"; Antho­ bers of the Bird League were ball team (In first pboto) who finished on top of the League sinian Baptist Church. Left to right: Anthony Thomas, Ed­ were presented awards at the ward Coaxum, captain; Linnitt chell. In center photo: Members ny Fields, “Hawks”; Leonard given special awards. Left to of the Bird League’s All-Stars Thomas, "Eagles” and George right: George Weaver, “Vul­ display their awards. Left to Weaver of the Vultures. In last tures”, ‘Sportsmanship*; Ed- mond Waring,"Roblns”, 'leader­ ship'; Emil Gilbert. “Orioles”, 'best foul shooter* and John Al­ exander, “Bats”, ‘most im­ proved players.’ (Gilbert Photos) 1C ■ ens; David Codec, James Lan- Award: George Weaver. Most drum. John Landrum, Fred Me- Improved Biddy basketball play- er - Edmond Waring. Most Im- Clain and Kevin Paige. Diitinguisbed Service Awards proved Midget basketballer - were preseated to Stanley Her- Marshall Miller. Service Awards ring Willie Williams, Marshall to: Robert Carmichael. Edward Miller, Charles Davis, Jr., James Jenkins and Peter Bradley. 11 Anthnfiv England, Charles Landrum, Rob- The Bird Basketball League ’ ' ert White, George Thompson and All-Star team is as follows: rhomas and pynp Arthur Perkins, II. Left Forward: Leonard Thom- lecond placer - . Special Awards as (Eagles); Right Forward: ert and his In the Special awards section Kevin Paige (Ravens); Center: ley, Thomas it was as follows: Most Im- George Weaver (Vultures); Left ■ley, James proved Player: John Alexand-Guard: Anthony Fields (Hawks); ’arsons, and er; Best Foul Shooter: Emil Right Guard: Emil Gilbert (Or- Third place Gilbert; Leadership Award: Ed- ioles). alker’s Rav- mond Waring; Sportsmanship Roster of Friedland'a Midgets: William Carter, Peter Bradley, Charles Davis, Jr., James Dray­ ton, James England, Anthony Hart, Stanley Herring, Edward Jenkins, Marshall Miller. Har­ old Mozelle, Melvin Owens and Willie Williams. Roster of Joe Wells* Biddies: Andrew Chap­ pell, Edward Coaxum, Robert Evans, Stanley Durant, Anthony Fields, Emil Gilbert, Gregory Walker, Edmond Waring and George Weaver. The Adam Clayton Powell Community Center Bird Basket­ ball League was a gigantic suc­ cess in amount of youngsters served, attendance and parttpl- pation. plus calibre of pray, sportsmanship and leadership ex­ hibited throughout league play. Over 100 young ones were te- volved in the program with tne following sponsors: Charles Bu­ chanan, president of the United Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mrs Jennie Louise Smith, pro­ prietor of Jennie Lou’s Rest­ aurant; The 585 Luncheonette, Inc.; Joe Wells, proprietor of the Wells' Restaurant and Noah Friedland, proprietor of toe Friedland Wine and Liquor 5^01*10^5 COP ■ Cfll Wirt AW VIVIVIJ ) Rocky s Starlets, with Kitty aD °'lt^o^r *xhibitk>n basketball I —- game. • Ann Newsome and her “Abyssinian Church School staff' were hosts to their Church School and the participants 1,1 Bird Basketball League Joe Wells Biddy Owens on the mound, chalked . 7? „ • . „ up their fifth victoryby spank- tog the Marcyettes. 1«. on the ^ad and the Noah 1 Brooklyn softball diamond at Friedland Midget basketball Marcy and Myrtle Ave. Marcy- ettes* starting pitcher, Viree------------------------------------------------------- Walker who was replaced by __ i Peggy Kelly to the fifth suffered HOrlGlYVnUClSOn I the defeat. ■ ■ J . . i Starlets' outfielder Barbara D^ers of the Harlem- Crosby and Brenda Martin col Hudson Little League chalked up lected 4 for S and every mem-three wins last week. The Dodgers ber of the team hit safely for started with a 10-8 victory over Braves at Highbridge. Carles a total of 29 hits,. Marcyettes scored 3 nuts in Gonzalez was the winning pitch- the first, 2 to the fifth and 1 to er and ojVarjd Vargas suffered the seventh whilethe Starlets scored 4 to the first, 3 to the uie 1OSS w-npd l to the fourth and 8 to On the same diamond. Wed the seventh. Outfielder Ruby nesday, the Giants went on a Phillips was the leading hitter rampagc and walloped the In­ lndians’ charles fer the Marcyettes with 3 out dians Open 38 Playstreets Kmght hit the League's first ^5 & 5 2 9 2 4 gfand alam’ Dereck Hooks wai 4 the winning pitcher and Charles 5 Kni&ht waa credited with the de- S Martin75 i mshv N Martin Callahan Farrow . Purvis Morrison Jenkins Owens MARCYETTES Thomas Turner Phillips Walker Kelly Newkirk Here’s good news for New Yorkers who know their beer! 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