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The Philadelphia contingent will be led by Frazier’s 17*year-old son, Marvis, a Pennsylvania amateur heavyweight champ, and undefeated in seven fights. Frazier will meet 1978 Indiana Golden Gloves champ Mark Wickliff. PAL boxing coahc Colion (Champ) Chaney also sends one of his most promising fighters in Curtis Smith, against James Schulur in a 156-pound bout.
champion Charles Singleton will face PAL’s Raleigh Searcy
in their 178-pound bout. The 10-bout card gets un-
derway at 7:30 p.m. Three matches pitting Terre Haute boxers against PAL representatives precede the main
events. Admission is $3.
the conclusion of the tourna-
ment.
Free Metro Bus shuttle service Street) through the tourna-
Last week's outcoire!
RIPPED-OFF: Douglass Little League Baseball President Larry Dunville observes the park fence that was broken by looters over the weekend. Stolen were a model 8 tractor, team uniforms and equipment, food stock, and other Rems. [Recorder photo by Marcell Williams] Douglass baseball office looted, uniforms stolen
By MARCUS MIMS Team uniforms and several other items were stolen from the Douglas Little League Baseball organization last weekend forcing the organization to cancel all its remaining games if outside help is not
given.
According to Team President Larry Dunville, someone had taken a bolt cutter to get through the fence. Items taken from the organization included Yankees team uniforms and equipment, a model 8 tractor, field equipment, concession stand food stock, and several other items. “They had to have broken in late Friday night or early Saturday morning," said Dunville, “Whoever it was it had to be someone within the organization who knew the operation well; they knew the only way to get in was to climb the fence and cut the bolts on the
inside.”
Dunville added that he already has someone in mind who may have done it, but refused to disclose any names. Presently the organization along with police are hoping finger prints that were found will show some results. Public Relations Director D.B. Abernathy said unless the organization gets help from outside source “things are canceled for the rest of the
season.”
“Unless we get equipment to upkeep our diamond there is no way we can continue our season,” said Abernathy. He speculated that the person!s) responsible for the damage was someone who was trying to “get back at us, or someone who don’t want to see our program progress."
Douglas Little League has produced outstanding young baseball players. One of its most successful alumnus, Rodney Scott, went on to the major leagues. He is presently playing with the Chicago Cubs. Persons wishing to donate to the organization may do so bv calling Larry Dunville at 923-9031. S* ‘Scotty’ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16 ing his first half season relegation to the Cubs’ minor league affiliate Wichita of the American Association. His presence thus far in the Cubs' lineup has been a pleasant addition for manager Herman Franks. Since regular third-baseman Steve Ontiveros suffered an
Amateur fighters from Cindnnati, Anderson PAL, Christamore House and Wheeler Boys’ Club, combined last Friday to take six of twelve bouts against local PAL Club fighters. The official results from the card are as follows: *80 lbs., Robert Sears [PAL] vs. Tony Pierce [Wheeler] **85 lbs.. Tommy Ayres [Cin.] vs. Janies Butler [Wheeler] *112 lbs., Jeff Whaley [Cin.] vs. Gonzales Glasco [PAL] **119 lbs., Henry Jordan [Cin.] vs. Gary Gamble [PAL] **132 lbs., Gary Slone [Cin.] vs. Ronald Shnington [PAL] *125 lbs., Jessie Jackson [PAL] vs. Ricky Rhodes [Cin.] **156 lbs., Curtis Smith [PAL] vs. Otis Jackson [Anderson] *135 lbs., Ronald Jackson [Cin.] vs. Tony Howard
[Anderson]
*165 lbs., Jerome Eason [PAL] vs. Floyd Saunders
[Seymour]
*147 lbs., Kenny Wise [Cin.] vs. Ray Grant [Anderson] ***147 lbs., Larry Jones [Anderson] vs. George Reedy [Christamore] *110 lbs., Parnell Bonner [Cin.] vs. Dewayne Wimer
[Anderson]
• DECISION, •*-TKO. •••-KNOCK-OUT.
Tribe Power
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effort, he must be overjoyed at partisan Denver spectators, the play in Summers and The native Carribean Island DeFreites- both now notches first-baseman, and Summers away from the 30 or more have been mainstays in the homer mark. Indianapolis organization the During the Tuesday victory past few years, somewhat over Denver, Summers blasted overlooked by the majors, as his 24th and 25th homers of the well as parent club Cincinnati, season, with DeFreites adding “I believe Cincinnati's got the on to his league leading 27th players they’re satisfied with with a shot to left-center field, for now, and if I do make it to Summers is the current AA the majors soon, I don’t feel I’ll RBI leader. be playing for the Reds,” are It was against Denver sev- similar quotes from both playeral weeks ago, DeFreites ers at one time or another, unloaded a 500-foot smash - Meanwhile rain was threatdescribed as literally stunning ening the continuance of the , series with Denver as The K|ng Recorder went to press
Wednesday, with the Indians
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16 hoping to add to their eight-
game winning streak-longest
man of the Board. Labled as a this season,
move to increase the popularity They’ll host Wichita Friday the Garden enjoyed, in the to begin a five-game stand boxing hey-days of the 50s and before taking to the road again. 60s the move was seemingly in Special attraction during the favor of King, already in the Tribe’s current home st* id midst of another planned title include “Lynn Jones Night” fight. Thursday. The Indians outKing has signed World fielder will be honored for his Boxing Association (WBA) play at Three Rivers last heavyweight champion Larry season. Indians “Team Picture Holmes to make his first de- Day” will close the home stand fense against Alfio Righetti of with Wichita next Tuesday.
Italy. The date and actual site
Tuskegee
weekend's qualifying rounds. The women’s singles and doubles finals will be played Saturday, August 12, with the men’s singles and doubles championships scheduled for August 13. The men’s single finals will be televised by CBS
Network.
The men’s competition is part of the Colgate Grand Prix, and one of 32 top sanctioned tournaments on the world circuit with a point system leading to bonus prizes of nearly $2 million. Women players compete on the same circuit with point systems
ment. Having been held at the Racquet Club since 1974, this is expected to be the last year the tournament will be played at this site. Plans call for the $7 million tennis complex now under construction to ultimately become the Clay Court’s permanent home. Ticket information Tor any of next week’s sessions can be obtained by calling the Clay Court Committee, c/o local sponsors AFNB at 842-4910.
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of the third-sacker chores, while playing frequently at every other position for the Cubs except first-base, catcher and pitcher. Know for his versatility as an athlete, Scott’s speed is also considered an asset which could aid the Cubs’ pursuit of their first pennant in more than 30 years. He was sixth in the American League in steals last season as a regular with the Oakland A’s. Barely with the Cubs one week, Scott was hitting over the .300 mark, and with a two for three hitting night against St. Louis Tuesday in a winning cause, padded a current .299 average going into this week’s
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When King was approached concerning the eminence of a run-in between his purpoted rival in Brenner, his retort was...“I will not be working with Teddy Brenner. I am an independent contractor provididing a service to the . Garden. I have to do my thing in my own way, without undermining or subterfuge, thus I’ll have to take any consequences
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