Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, April 01, 1971, Image 12

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    PDRTljk ND/OBSERVER Thursday A p ril 1. 1971
Portland trail blazer
arts
Bowling
ACME
GLASS
CO. IN C .
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Top Keglers
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LeROY ELLIS
CLOTHING LIQUIDATORS
T h e Portland T ra il Blazers
w ill shoot fo r th e ir sixth straight
National Basketball Association
victory o n -— -
■ night in
By Pleasant Session
Les Johnson, B lis te r the one
three for a 245 2nd game and
coast to a 603 series, in Inter­
state Classic league.
G e rri Towery, in Pintopper
league. Interstate lanes, fire s a
208 game, and 560 series.
The 156 average Keglerette
average 186 fo r the evening.
COSMO 3rd round standing
Won Lost
Beauty M a rt............
7
Coast J a n ito ria l...... ...
12
9
Walnut P a rk............ .
10
8650 C oiffures.........
10
Jenkin’ s Auto........... ... 11
10
Island D a iry .............
11
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Tooth Aches............. .. 10
J e rry ’ s " 6 6 " ...........
12
Lov-Lee Ladee........
12
Highland Fashions... ... 8
13
Women 200 game 500 Series
G loria Bowden............... 244/578
G e rri Towery................ 208/560
Mandy Russell............... 218/549
Wanda Barnes................
/545
M uckleroy.......................
/535
M ary Ann Jackson........ 223/529
Alzena DeDeleveaux... 209/526
Frances C linton...........
/526
Viane B arnett.............
221/521
Elenora F ie ld e r............
/52O
Bea Neal........................
/510
M innie Johnson............
/509
B illie P ric e ................
200/507
Men 225 game 550 Series
Lamoin P ric e .......
225/629
Les Johnson..........
245/603
Vern Eastland...........
/580
Bob Bedford..............
/575
Gene Henderson.......
/572
Claudie O liv e r.........
/569
John (moose) Mangum
/560
A1 Washington.......
231/554
Bend the Left Knee
Today’ s bowler has a finish that
is too erect.
She probably threw the ball too
fa r down the alley, which takes
most of the action off the ball at
once.
Thus, very few pins w ill be
dropped at the release, bowlers
should “ get down’ * -bending the
left knee so that the arc of the
right hand is properly low.
team position held by a black per-
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282-2216
A n d it started with national
magazines saying......
’ ’Don’ t w orry, Portland w ill
break all your firs t-y e a r records
fo r fu tility .
’ ’This may be the worst group
(of d ra ft choices) evertaken.
" O f the three new expansion
teams, the team from Oregon
seemed to come off with
the
shortest end of the straw in the
d ra ft............. ’ *
"O n paper, this appears to be
the
weakest of the expansion
franchises..........’ ’
That’ s what they were w riting
last summer.
T h e T ra il Blazers, instead,
second - ___
best ex-
. posted the
_____
pansion record of all tim e.
records:
Chicago
1966- 67
Portland
1970-71
Milwaukee 1968-69
Seattle
1967- 68
Buffalo
1970-71
Phoenix
1968- 69
San Diego 1967-68
Cleveland
1970-71
Columbia is
BANK
MAIN OFFICE
2737 N.E. UNION
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It started, fo r Portland, with
the fir s t free throw by
Jim
Barnett and the Blazers’ firs t
field g o a l---- a t ip - in by Ron
Knight — against Cleveland back
on
O c t o b e r 16in Memorial
Coliseum.
son in the National Football
League.
The other black personnel di­
rector is Rommie Loudd, of the
Boston Patiots.
Commenting on the promotion,
the Arkansas Gazette sports edi-
to r, O rville Henrv . . wrote " In a
year when 20 of the fir s t 26 taken
“ >‘ he. NFIi d ra ft are bjacka. this
(W illiam s s promotion) makes
sense."
10 AM-2
PM
FR^AYO-fi
■I m epee aa Sol
72« N .I. KILUNCSWMTH
288-6571
SUNDAYS
HOT OAMAGCD OR SOILCDI
’ 1
A check point fo r good tim ing,
Do you have good tim ing? W ell’
if your sliding foot and the ball
reach the foul line at the same
time, the answer is ’ ’ yes.”
When this happens, you’ ll be
aware of a smooth, coordinated
feeling that makes bowling far
more pleasure.
THE BEE C O ,
One General Location, Albina & Xillingsworth
283-3171 — 9 to 5:30
cloud
First Quality Merchandise!
■Hf Geoffrey Petrie
Black coach promoted
Tom w illiam s, form er assist­
ant to the head coach and commu­
nity relations manager of the
Houston O ilers, has been named
the team’ s player personnel di­
rector
A form er assistant football
coach and head track coach at
Grambling (La.) College, W il­
liam s has reached the highest
-against the
But you’ ll have to wait a few
months to f ill in the blanks.
It’ s all over.
Manufacturer's Closeouts!
New Items Daily
contaminated
I he Columbia Slough is con­
taminated, says Multnomah C o ,
Health
Department.
Routine
testing of water in slough dis­
closed great number of viable
salmonella organisms in area ex­
tending N.E. 33rd. to North Sim­
mons Road. T en signs warning of
contamination at seven locations
were posted to protect swimmers
and fishermen who frequent areas
at onset of warm er weather and
signs appear at N.E. 3 3 rd , N.E.
17th, N.E. Union A v e , North
Vancouver A v e , North Denver
A v e , North Portland Road and
North Simmons Road.
Model C itiesC itizenP lanning
Board has been changed
from
Tuesday to Monday at Cascade
College
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