Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1979 — Page 17

PAI-Indiana Stars lineup Here is the tentative lineup for the Indianapolis PAL Boxing Club, which will host an Indiana All-Star boxing team Friday, 7

p.m. at the PAL Gymnasium.

Sports Center firmed for week of U.S. Clay Open

IND’PL S PAL: 1. JOHN JACKSON 2. MICHAEL STERN 3. PATRICK STERN

4. DAVID GRELL 80

Kokoma

5. TONY SOLHAN 132 Ind pTs PAL 6. STEVE FINLEY no

Kokoma

7. MIKE BRYAN 125

Greenfield

8. EDWARD CANTRE 132

Ind'pTs Pal

9. TONY KRIENHAGEN 156

Ind pTs Pal

10. GARY GAMBLE 125

Ind pTs Pal

11. JERRY 139

Ind pTs Pal

12. RANDY WILSON 178

Ind pTs Pal

13. STEVE WILSON 165

Ind pTs Pal

14. ALBERT HUGGINS 156

Ind p I s Pal

15. THOMAS GRAHAM 156

Ind'pTs Pal

16. KEVIN MARTYN 125

Ind'pTs Pal

Admission is $2 adults, $1 children.

The danger of loosing the tennis fands who purchased

WTS: VS. INDIANA ALL STARS: Host's role for the U.S. Open membership in a Champions

Clay Court Championships is Club.

over with the construction of In speaking about the fea the new Indianpolis Sports tures of the new complex. Center. Malless adds: “We don't have “There isn't another facility any poles to obstruct fans, like it in the country and it's We've included an electric certainly one of the best tennis score board in the main stadfacilities in the world,” said ium * have . four courts available Stan Malless, a past president f° r pratice throughout the of the U.S. Tennis Association tournament, lounges for the and currently a vice-president players and plenty of parking,

of the International Tennis

MARK GRELL

Kokoma

DENNIS CAMBROW

Kokoma

TROY FOSTER

Kokoma

THOMAS LEWIS

Evansville

RANDY SOUDERS Bartholomew DAVID AUSTIN

Evansville

BOBBY HURST

Evansville

JOEY COSTELLO EVANSVILLE

MARION COUNTY BLUE DEVILS tasketball team wffl be representing Indiana in the 1979 International Special Olympics in New York'City, August 7-14. Team members are left to right; [back row], co-coach Mark Furnish, Michael John, Harold Blocher, Greg Walton, Tony Ervin, Howard Patch and coach, Mike Furnish.[Kneeling], Greg Rowan, James Strong, Reggie Cobbs and Bob Phelps.

African Athletes in Israel: Two participants in the 11th International Hapoel Games in Israel take time out from track events. They were among 1,200 athletes from 26 countries who took part in the week-long competition held recently.

Association.

His comments were made during review ceremonies for the $8 million facility. The main

(Magic) shows stuff in first pro outing

RANDY GRANDERSON stadium will seat 10,000 and LO s ANGELES

Evansville

RISHIE HUFF Bartholomew ROBERT HUTT

Kokoma

MIKE HUFF Bartholomew RICK GRANDERSON

Evansville

LARRY LAIRD

Kokoma

JIM BAKER Bartholomew

RUSSELL WITHERS

Bartholomew

there will be seating amongst four other courts where tour-

six of eight from the foul line

Earvin (Magic) Johnson and recorded eight assists and nament activities will run Aug ma ^ e h* s public professional four steals,

ust 6-12. basketball debut last weekend, The crowd, which has Heading the list of entries for scoring 24 points to lead the averaged about 700 a game, the 1979 Clav Courts in the U 08 Angeles Lakers to a 107 96 greeted Johnson with a stand

Detroit

Tiger fans CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16

who played during the 60s, only Whitley personally experienced the feeling of advancing in what many consider one of the most difficult to win state high school tournaments in the country. The Tigers made it to the final eight in 1070 (Whitley's senior year), bowing out to Muncie Central — now a record seven time state champ. Ironically, tie Tigers have not made a Final Four trip since their unprecedented third crown for Indianapolis in 1959. That's exactly what bothers ex players, students and dire fans, who all recall those stormy Tiger hey days, the bon fires and unity, which would exemplify the pride their three crowns seeminglv bestowed on this city. The alumni craves the chance for present coach Larry Humes to have the talent to work with compared to the likes of an Oscar Robertson. Granted, that will be hard to find. But actually, the dynasty began a little before Oscar's time. It started with players like Willie Gardner (considered by someihe best to ever wear a Tiger uniform). There was.also Hallie Bryant, Bennie Cook, Bob Jewell. John Davis, and Oscar's brother. Bailev. Back in 1951, this Attucks team treked through the sectional in a way that baffled the most astute hardwood observ er. They were still elminated in the State Finals by an Evans ville Reitz team. In 1952. the Tigers compiled a near flawless 19 1 record, losing, however, to Tech at the w rong time in the sectionals. In 1953. Bailey Robertson and Bryant's senior seasons, it was Crowe's first time to lose as a head coach more than two .games in a season.

And when Attuck ran into the losing end of a game with Shelby ville, (46 44). newspaper articles immediately appeared about the eminent downfall of Attucks. Little did writers realize that in lieu of Bailey Robertson, Bryant and Cleveland Harper, waiting in the shawdows would emerge the skillful talents of Sheddrick Mitchell. Winford O'Neal and Oscar Robertson. At the same time (and in seasons shortly after) there would further be star-ladden players like Willie Merriweath er, Laverne Benson, Norman Crowe, Bill Hampton. Bill Scott. Bill Brown, A1 Maxey. Jerry Hazlewood, Larry Mein tyre and Edgar Searcy.

men's competition are two victory over the

top-ranked U.S. players, de- Pistons in a summer rookie fending the champ Jimmy league game at California

Connors and John McEnroe. State-Los Angeles.

Both are expected to receive Johnson s presence account challenges trom players like eo l° r the largest summer Arthur Ashe, a former Clay crowd-3.600-in the league's champion, and 1975 Wimbledon nine-year history and more champ: Manuel Orantex; Marty than 1,000 eager fans were Riessen and Jose Hugueras, turned away from the small

amongst others. gymmasium.

As for the womens $100,000 Playing about 29 minutes, event, competition will get the 6-8 Johnson, the Lakers stiffer this year with the entry N°- 1 draft choice this year of the No. 1 ranked player in Michigan State, scored 15 the world in Chris Evert Lloyd. P 0 * 018 1° the second halL He She won the event four straight was nine for 16 from the noor '

years, however is returning in 1979 after a three-year absence because of partic ipation in World Team Tennis. The return of Evert-Loyd is sure to be tested by ranked women pla\ers like Evonne Crawley Goolagong, Kerry Melville Reid and former Ind iana Loves Player Dianne Fro-

holtz.

Tournament director Malless, and other tourney officials expressed lhat tickets for this years eve-its are going well attributed to the new site for the prestigious classic. “We have to pav the city at least $50,000 for rental of the facility. I'm hoping our ticket sales will be high enoug-h that we can pay more, Malles said. Funds for the new complex came from -businesses. $4 mill ion in city bonds and through

Are the "glory days gone forever, in which the above

names helped place Attucks . . __ . amongst Hoosier Hysteria's o£)6C/Cj/ QDlympiCS

speed events

HAROLD ROBINSON Memorial services were con ducted July 28 for Harold Robinson, 75, in the Kirk Funeral Home. Burial was in Floral Park Cemetery. He died at home, 1021 N. Sheffield, July 24, following an extended illness. Robinson was a native of Edwardsville, 111. He was a retired employee of Electric Castings, where he worked 13 years. He later worked at Christamore House five years. Survivors Wife, Marguerite; sons, Theodore and mark; mother. Mrs. Allie Stantley, brothers, Sol Robinson of Gary, Wayman Robinson of Indi anapolis; sisters, Ms. Ruth Dale and Emma Washington, both of Gary and Thyra Finnell of Union City, California; foster brothers Isaac and Jessie Isaacs, both of Gary.

most coveted memorabillia? Perhaps, it is that the “glory days" have taken a lingering

tv\o decade \ acation.

For those who'll never forget those “glory days," the curiosi ty of the present shape of Attucks hardwood fortunes remains a task of rejuvenation. Who knows, there just may be a return to those Tiger "glory days."

The Central Indiana Corvette Club will hold its second annual event for Area 8 Indiana Spec ial Olympics, Saturday at Race way Park. The Sports Car Club of America will join Special Oly mpie competitors in the event. For more informartion cah. Gene Phelps at 636 6433.

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The world's tallest waterfall, Victoria Falls, in east central Africa, is twice as high as Niagara.

ing ovation. Lakers General Manager Bill Sharman and Portland Trail Blazers assistant coach Jack McKinney, ex pected to have been named by this week Lakers’ head coach,

looked on in delight.

The Pistons were led by rookie Earl Evans of NevadaLas Vegas, who had 24 points, followed bv Terry Tyler with

20.

“In the first half. I was pressing. In the second half I felt at ease,’’ Johnson said. “I had uta’-d so much about the crowd reaction in Los Angeles, but this was just beautiful, beautiful!" Believe me CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 platter, "Do It Good,” a thump ing pulsating dance tune. The song written by one of the artists Janice Johnson, was inspired by an television inter viewer who asked, “how- can you ever follow “Boogie Oogie Oogie?" Janice humbly replied, "I don’t know, but whatever we do, we’re going to "do it good." The album is a well-balanced fusion of up tempo and infec lions rhythms intermingled with melodic mid-tempo jazz flavored tunes, and soft lilting ballads. Guitarists Janice John son. and Hazel Payne, are electric in their guitar solos and scintillating on the dual lead vocal harmonies. Donald John son, provides potent and driving rhythmic pulse on drums and percussion. Perry Kibble, shows dexterity and finesse on keyboards both also display their talents as "back up vocal ists." String arrangements by Wade Marcus, are delectable and subtle, but provide counti nuity and fullness throughout the set...Do you dig!....Later, until next week for the newmusical happenings. Believe Me...When I Tell You!

Rminlnh CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16 “Coca Cola i c providing the money (at the Festival). And the AAU got about $100,000 to send our athletes to Spartaki ade. Where did that money go? Certainly not to the guys who were supposed to get it." Coca Cola denied taking part in any "unethical payments," and Jimmy Carnes, head of the U.S. track and field team at Spartakiade, said that, “there is no such thing as a payoff for Spartakiade."

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