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PORTLAND/OBSERVER Feb. 4. 1971 The forgotten American spurts Bowling National Basketball Assn. Pacific Division W L PCT Los Angeles . 32 22 593 San Francisco 31 26 544 S e a ttle ........... 25 31 446 San Diego . . . 24 35 407 TRAILBLAZERS 18 39 316 By Pleasant Session DeDeLEVEAUX RIPS 627 Alzena DeDeleveaux Bowling in Cosmo league AMATO Lanes, put it a ll together Monday morning, with gam es of 222-172-233 for a league high 627 series. Les Johnson showed his s k ill Friday in Interstate Classic le a g u e , stroking games of 190-234-211 fo r a 635. C h u c k Bedford, in junior league JANTZEN came up with another fine effort, tripping the stick fo r a 590 series. LYNN KIRBY FORD shut out the power packed JACK & J IL L team in Tim ber ten grand league 3-0 to move within 2/2 games of fir s t place. COSMO 2nd round standing Won Lost 11 Island D a ir y ........... Coast Ja n ito ria l . . . . 17Ji 12& Walnut P a rk ............. 13 Beauty M a r t ............. 14 Lov-Lee Ladee . . . . 15 16 Tooth Aches ............. Jenkin’s A u to ........... . 14 16 High Fashions.......... 17 13 8650 Coiffures . . . . . 12fc 17% J e rry 's " 6 6 " ........... 18 Women 500 Series Alzena DeDeleaux . . . . 571-627 551 Bea N e a l................... Minnie B ro w n ........... 522 Juanita Hutchinson . . 500 Norma Flowers . . . . 500 Women 200 game Alzena DeDeleveaux . . 224--233 Mary Ann J ackson . . 213 Bea N e a l................... 212 Leola H a r r is ........... 207 Hazel Polk . . . . . . . 205 Thelma Johnson . . . 201 Men 225 game 555 Series Les Johnson............. Rich Washington . . . • • • • • 590 590 Bob Donaldson . . . . Bob B e d fo rd ............. 583 Herman Lawson . . . 581 Shop the Classifieds TURKEYS A N D C H IC K E N BAR B Q U E D TO ORDER GB 7% 8 10^2 15% Western Hockey League W L T PTS BUCKAROOS . 30 11 5 65 Phoenix ........... 21 22 7 49 San Diego . . . 21 21 6 48 Denver ........... 18 29 10 46 S e a ttle ........... 17 19 5 39 Salt Lake • • • • 15 29 3 33 Weekend Sports Calendar Thursday Basketball - BLAZERS vs. A t l a n t a . Memorial Coliseum 8 / » P.M. Friday Basketball - BLAZERS vs. San Francisco. Memorial C olis eum, 8:00 P.M. Saturday Hockey - BUCKAROOS vs. Seattle 8:00 P.M. Memorial Col iseum. (e) H o r s e Racing - Portland Meadows, Post time 1:30 p.m. Sunday H o r s e Racing - Portland Meadows, Post time 1:30 p.m. Sunday Basketball - BLAZERS vs. Cleveland, M emorial Coliseum 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Hockey - BUCKAROOS vs. Salt Lake 8.*00 p.m. Memorial Coliseum. TRAILBLAZERS COOL BUCKS. 123-111 In one of Port land finest games, The Milwau kee Bucks was second best. The Blazers fast break game, and o u t s t a n d in g defensive effort made the difference. In 1968 approximately every eighth o r ninth citizen In the U.S. Am erica was a Negro; ap proxim ately 25 m illio n . In spite of a ll of his contributions to the American culture, he has re m a in e d what Ralph Ellison called him back in 1947 - ’ ’The Invisible Man" - The Ignored citizen. Though he was one of the firs t Americans, and a participant In every stage of Its development, the Negro has been kept out of th e mainstream of Am erica’s life . He has never known what it feels like to be a fu ll fledged citizen In the country which he has bled from , sweated and toiled to help develop. U ntil r e c e n t l y , Americans were ignorant of the contribu tions which the Negro had made and is s t ill making to make the American dream come true. The main cause fo r this lack of k n o w le d g e is the American School system. During the years of slavery it was unlawful to teach a b lc k slave anything. After he (the Negro) had been freed and allowed to go to school, the educational program was deliberately designed to keep him ignorant about him self. This program has not changed substantially until this day. On Columbus' firs t voyage, one of his pilots was said to have been a Negro. Black people became permanent, if involun tary, settlers in Am erica before the Mayflower landed. T h e Negro has fought with d i s t i n c t i o n In every war this country has ever engaged In, and every war fdught on the conti nent before there was a United States. In Viet Nam now a large percentage of the American sol diers are Negroes. Negro inventiveness as well as his labor helped fuel the In dustrial Revolution. To help te ll the story of the black man's contribution to the growth and development of the U.S.A., every church should In clude in Its regular course of studies, abundant inform ation on the American descent. 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Deane visited the Middle East in early 1970 to produce a series of stories under the title "Tw o Faces of the Middle E a st" in which he contrasted and analyzed the way of life and the economic and political posi tions of the Jews and the Arabs. H is presentation was illu s trated with many color photo graphs made on the scenes of ac tion In the Middle East. SUNOAYS First Quality Merchandise! HOT DAMAGED OR SOIIEOI MEN’S-WOMEN'S-CHIIDREN’S CLOTHING RICK ADELMAN Cask and Maxey's Barber Shop 4603 N. William« Avenue Phone 284-5188 V i PRICE OR LESS! Special Discounts To Quantity Buyers S O M E T H IN G N E W I N P O R T L A N D
