Pag« 6, Portland Observer, June 26, 1966
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by Roy Lee Jermyan
Sports Editor
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WALLY SCALES
UTE NBA PRO AM LEAGUE
Our man behind the scenes
I have never been an as id Ian o f ihe
Portland Trail Blazers baskerball
learn, but I have always admired iheir
business sense. When yuu look at the
leain in lerms of dollars made, the
Blazers should rank right up there in
the Fortune 400. One o f their better
moves »as when they hired Wally
Vales io handle their special events
and promotions. Wally is truly a man
behind Ihe scenes that gets things
done II you choose to believe that
those laiihtul 12.666 would show up
anyway, that's your choice. I f m ar­
keting and promotions didn't have
some part in it. believe me. the Blazers
would not be paying salaries to their
marketing stall.
Wally Scales is now the Director of
Community Relations und success has
followed him again When the Kuz
ins lournumeni ended last summer.
Byron. Tracy and Dennis upprtvachrd
Harry (Hickman about sponsoring the
tournament this summer Wally re­
called Harry's thoughts, “ Harts
believed in the project because ol
need, it provided a showcase lor the
N /N .E . com m unity." The hall was
then placed hi Wally's capable hands
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and painted New backboards and
baskets A new dramuge system was
installed
Additional lights were
added A new scoreh>>ard, a public
address system and :24 clocks were
installed
''Portland is now one of I6 cities in
the L'.S. that has the 1 tie N B A Pri»-
Am lea g u e," said Wally " In 3-J
sears this league can rival the Rucker
league in New Y o rk ." W all further
stated. "This summer league belongs
to the Kuz-ins Miller and the Trail
Blazers are »»tils subsidizing their e f­
forts with funds that have been ear­
marked lor this purpose." True
enough, but it still took that man be­
hind the scenes to locate that ear­
marked truvney
W alls Scales has been in promo­
tions for 12 sears gaining the knowl­
edge and his contacts. The contacts
he has developed in that time have
benelnted our community immeriselv
In upcoming an ivies. I will give you
a complete breakdown of what this
Pro-Am tournament is doing lor the
paiiciputing cities across the country.
W idiv Scales is a young brother on
the rise and our community is fortu­
nate lo share in his continuing suc­
cess as a businessman. Those kuz-ins
must have some good business senses,
loo They went lo the right spot tor
the assistance' that they needed I tust
love it when the brothers work to-
get her and all the people around them
benefit from their dilltgence
at the
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community has bene­
fited already.
Irving Park underwent a tew
changes to prepare tor the I tie NBA
Pro-Am The Kuz-ins met with Rick
(.■undersoil ol the Park Bureau and
received immediate satisfaction. The
basketball courts were re-surlaced
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coming to rest ai the bottom of the
hole.
Kevin must have had that hull load­
ed with pro mice to suck it back in
this part o f the country For as long
as I have been playing around here.
I'se never see anyone consistently
put that kind ol juice on the ball
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leisure Hour’s Kevin Ness borne has
alreads begun lo work his game into
shape lor his junior year at Grant
nest year Kevin was playing with the
Men's ( lu b at Broudtmvor Thurs­
day when he scored his first ace.
1 oung New borne was playing from
the back tees with the atTabtr 'Bums*'
and pulled out hie 9-iron on the 143-
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