Page 8 Portland Observer, July 21,1982
OBSERVER SPORTS
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by Barry Cooper
Kung Fu/Taekwando/Karate Tournament contestants warm up
for matches to be held Saturday.
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Hii-eeaaah!"
Shouts o f “ Hii-eeaaah!” will ring
through Portland Community Col
lege’s Cascade campus, 705 N. Kill-
ingsworth, 10 am-5 pm, Saturday,
July 24, 1982, during the Second
Annual Kung Fu/Taekwondo/Kar-
ate Tournament.
One o f this “ B-Rated” tourney’s
special
attractiosn
w ill
be
competitors who train at The Salva
tion A rm y’s Moore Street Commu-
nity Center—whose team recently
captured first place in international
competition.
They include team leader and in
structor James Fraison, and partici
pants Andy Edgar, Pat M cM urtry,
Brian M cM u rtry, David Rayner,
Bob Edgar and Michele Lundgren.
Q. Can you tell me a little about
Doug W illiam s ‘ college career at
G rambling?
—Steve Holt, Clearwater, FIs.
A. Williams, now with the Tampa
Bay Buccanneers, may be the best
quarterback G ram bling has ever
produced. He was an Associated
Press first-team All-America selec
tion in 1977, finished fourth in the
Heisman Trophy balloting that year
and was named Most Valuable Play
er in the 1977 East-West Shrine
Game. He missed M VP honors in
the Senior Bowl that year, but com
pleted 21 o f 34 passes for 251 yards.
Grambling compiled a 35-5 record
in games Williams started at quar
terback. He threw for a NCAA rec
ord 93 touchdowns at Grambling,
including an N C A A record 38 his
senior year. Williams was red-shirt
ed as a freshman, and was graduat
ed with honors with a degree in edu
cation.
For more in fo rm a tio n , please
contact James Fraison, 282-2572.
Jeff football camp site
Oregon State University football
coach Joe Avezzano w ill conduct a
free, one-day football camp Satur
day (July 24) at Jefferson High
School for inner-city students.
Avezzano and his nine-man
coaching s ta ff w ill instruct 150
youth in grades 7-12 in football fun
damentals from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
the school, 5210 N. Kerby St.
Following 3-4 hours o f instruc
tion in fundamentals on the field,
the participants w ill see fo o tb a ll
film highlights. The program also
w ill include guest athletes who w ill
talk about the importance o f aca
demics to athletes.
Avezzano said he in itia te d the
program “ from a long-tim e per
sonal desire to do something that
w ill help expose inner-city kids to
what’s open to them.”
Sponsoring the event are Radio
Station KEX, OSU’ s football pro
gram, Portland Urban League and
Portland Public Schools.
Registration w ill begin at 8:15
a.m. on Jefferson’ s football field.
Some 25 athletes from Grant, Ben
son, Roosevelt and Jefferson High
Schools have pre-enrolled.
Seventh- and eighth-graders from
schools in those high school areas
w ill be enrolled on a first-com e,
first-serve basis.
The camp includes a free lunch
and a T-shirt.
wer, o f course, is raw materials;
they are the kernel o f the conflict.
But to say that alone oversimplifies
the whole situation.
In many areas both the United
States and the Soviet Union have
more natural resources inte nally
than have many Third World . nun-
tries. But this is where political iac-
tics and m ilitary strategy come <n.
To secure Third World ground, for
the Western Alliance, is to block So
viet political, military and, ultimate
ly, economic in filtra tio n in to the
Western Hemisphere. That is why
Cuba is such an anathema: not be
cause it is “ communist” —it isn’ t—
but because is furthers the political,
military and economic interests o f a
great rival.
The entire political and m ilitary
strategy o f the United States in West
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Q. Who is the highest-paid player
in professional sports?
—Andrea Smith, Miami, Fla.
A. Sugar Ray Leonard, with his
frequent $10 m illion fights, makes
more money rig h t now than any
other pro athlete. But when it comes
to team sports, the Los Angeles
Lakers’ Magic Johnson is tops with
a contract that w ill pay him $1
million for the next 25 years—that’s
$25 m illio n . Moses Malone could
surpass that mark soon, however.
Currently a member o f the Houston
Rockets, Malone qualifies for free-
agent status this year, and could
command a contract o f between $2
million and $3 million a year.
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Ocean and the M iddle East is to
make sure that those areas are safe
p o litic a lly and m ilita rily , not fo r
their own sake, but fo r the protec
tion o f the vast riches in which A fri
ca and the Middle East abound.
It is not that the Western alliance
is discovering the economic im port
ance o f these areas for the first time.
These have been Western spheres of
influence ever since the 15th Cen
tury. In fact. Western states fought
bitter wars among themselves there
long before the emergence o f the
Soviet Union.
The Soviet-American rivalry is, in
truth, a very recent, a post-war phe
nomenon. Both countries emerged
as world powers after the war nearly
tore the old im perial powers o f
Europe to death. But whereas col
lective interests allowed the United
States to easily enter the spheres of
influence o f the Western European
powers, the Soviet Union found it
much more d iffic u lt to enter the
fray o f international plunder.
For the T hird W orld, therefore,
the rivalry is between two kinds of
powers: one kind which has been
fleecing us fo r centuries, and
another which now challenges the
first everywhere. For the people o f
the Third W orld, this conflict has
meant the consigning o f millions to
the grave, while others sink below
the starvation line.
We can thus say that the North-
South conflict is the essence o f the
East-West conflict. The East-West
conflict is an important form of the
conflict from the political and m ili
tary point o f view; but the North-
South conflict is its true content.
Thus, the American-Soviet rivalry
cannot be resolved until the North-
South line (between poverty and af
fluence) has been solved. Any peace
movement which ignores this fact
will only perpetuate war and world
poverty.
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