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SPORTS
CAPSULE
BASEBALL
ST. LOUIS - The St Louis
Cardinals traded in fielder Ed
Crosby to the Cincinnati Reds
lor right-handed pitcher Ed
Spraf
CINCINNATI - The
Cincinnati Reds traded relief
pitcher Ed Sprague to the St.
Louis Cardinals in exchange for
infielder Ed Crosby, minor
league catcher Gene Dusan and
a player to be named later.
FOOTBALL
CHICAGO - The world
champion Miami Dolphins beat
the College All-Stars 14-3 in
the 40th All-Star Football
game.
TENNIS
BRETTON WOODS, NH -Vijai
Amritraj of India upset
top-ranked Rod Laver of
Australia 6-7, 7-6, 6-4 and
advanced to the semifinals in
the $25,000 Volvo
International Tennis
Tournament.
WASHINGTON - Arthur
Ashe of Miami defeated Nik ki
Pilic of Yugoslavia 6-4, 4-6, 6-3
in the quarter-final round of
the $75,000 Washington
Star-News International Tennis
Championships.
CLEVELAND -Top-seeded
Chris Evert topped
Pat Bostrom of Seattle 6-2, 6-0
in quarterfinal singles play at
the $25,000 Marie O. Clark
Memorial Tennis Tournament.
GOLF
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Lyn
Pott of Douglas, Ga., had a 77
to win the $81,500 Pepsi Open
Golf Tournament with 72-hole
total of 282.
HORSE RACING
OCEANPORT, NY -Popular
Mister Diz, $4, posted
a wire-to-wire victory in the
$15,000 feature at Monmouth
Park.
NEW YORK - Raise A
Cup, $2.60, scored a lVi-length
victory in the $28,000
Tremont Stakes at Aqueduct.
CHICAGO - Vegas Vic,
$6.40, captured the $15,000
Illinois Owners' Handicap at
Hawthrone Park.
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NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASfiWS 28th
SEASON WILL OPEN ON OCTOBER 9
N E W YORK -Commissioner
Walter Kennedy
announced Saturday that the
National Basketball
Association's 28th season of
championship competition will
open with five games on
Tuesday, Oct. 9, and conclude
on Wednesday, March 27,
1974.
On Opening Night, Houston
is at Buffalo, Detroit at New
York, the Capital Bullets at
Atlanta, Golden State at
Cleveland, and Los Angeles at
Chicago.
The East-West All-Star
Game will be played at Seattle
Center Coliseum in Seattle on
Tuesday night, Jan. 15, 1974.
The annual Hall of Fame
Game will be between Los
Angeles and Buffalo at
Springfield, Mass:, on Oct. 15.
There are new coaches for
four NBA dubs. Gene Shue
moved from Baltimore to
Philadelphia with former Los
Armeies assistant coach K C.
Jones succeeding him at the
Bullets' helm. The club, now
known as the Capital Bullets,
moves into the new Capital
Centre this fall.
John MacLeod, former head
coach at Oklahoma, takes over
the Phoenix Suns, succeeding
Jerry Colangelo, who remains
as general manager. And Bill
Russell takes the reins of the
Seattle SuperSonics. Morris
(Bucky) Buckwalter had been
acting coach.
Houston's Rockets will be
playing all 41 home games at
Houston's Hofheinz Pavilion
for the first time. Buffalo will
have nine regular-season games
in Toronto. Boston will play
nine games in Providence.
Philadelphia will have 37 home
games at the Spectrum
compared to 31 last season and
will play four games at
Hershey, Pa.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
SATCHEL PAIGE-was held in
Tulsa, Oklahoma in a
hospitality room sponsored by
the Gulf Oil Corporation. It
was arranged by Gulf
consultant Ted Page, extreme
right, following a game
between the Satchel Paige All
Stars versus the Bob Feller All
Stars. Satchel and his wife,
Lohama, are in the foreground.
Among others in the picture
are James "Cool Papa" Bell; A
Ray Smith, owner of the Tulsa
Oilers baseball team; Joe
Stokes and Booker Marina,
Gulf Oil. Many of those On
hand were baseball stars of
yesteryear who participated in
the exhibition game.
HILLSIDE HIGH
OFFERING ALL
SPORTS TICKET
For the first time, Hillside
High School's Athletic
Department plans to offer in
all sports athletic booklet to
adult and students which can
save the sports-minded persons
more than $30 per booklet.
Herbert Gray, athletic
business manager for Hillside,
announced the athletic booklet
which will admit the spectator
to all of the Hillside Home
athletic contests will go on sale
this week at several businesses.'
Also several civic and athletic
organizations will handle some
tickets.
The athletic season booklet
will admit the spectator to five
junior varsity football games,
five varsity football games, ten
junior varsity basketball games,
ten varsity basketball games,
eight wrestling matches, ten
baseball games plus tennis,
track, golf, girl's golf and girl's
tennis matches.
In commenting on the
athletic season book, Gray
stated, "We hope the public
will rise to the occasion and
help the Hillside athletic
program. When a person
.purchases one of these
booklets, he will be helping the
entire athletic program at
Hillside. All of the Hillside
athletic teams will benefit from
this project."
Adult tickets will cost $20
while student booklets will go
for $10. The Hillside athletic
department hopes to sell 500
adult tickets and 500 student
tickets (approximately half of
the Hillside student body).
Tickets will be on sale at
Garrett-Biltimore Drug Store,
Durham Sporting Goods, Kerr
ia Mutual,
Chicken Box No. 1 and the
College Inn. Also expected to
handle some or the season
booklets are the 43 Hornet
Club, the Hornet ts and the
People Athletic Concern
Committee.
Persons wishing information
about the season booklets may
call the school at 688-1595 or
682-7365 or call 544-2607 or
596-8746.
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Grid Season al Fayetteville State
FAYETTEVILLE - In just
about a month from now the
Fayetteville State University
Bronco football team will play
its opening game.
lite opponent will be the
same as last year - Federal City
College of Washington, D.C.
Howeyer, when Coach
Raymond McDougal and his
gridders travel to the Nation's
Capitol for the game on
September 8, quarterback
Marion Wigfall would like
nothing more than to play in
this contest.
McDougal's signal-caller was
sidelined last season after
receiving an injury in the
opener against Federal City
and had to practically sit out
the remainder of the season.
"The injury could have been
avoided", began the
Jacksonville native, "the
linebacker just over-reacted
and hit me when I was down.
The result was a 15-yard
penalty against Federal City
and an injury for Wigfall.
MI think we could have done
without the lS-yarder as well
as my injury", said the senior
quarterback, "the whistle had
already been blown and I was
getting up. He came up and
gave me another shot." But
Wigfall is looking to the
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brighter side this year.
"I think that l am
physically and mentally ready
this year", he said, "because I
just didn't sit back and dream
about what I could have done
last year."
Getting into shape seems to
be Wigfall's least worry. During
this summer he worked in the
Summer Youth Program at
Fayetteville State University
which he says has been
enjoyable experience. He did
this while attending 'summer
school at Fayetteville State
University.
"I don't drink or smoke",
he said smiling, "and I know
that might seem hard to believe
but no one in my family
smokes or drinks either." He
recovered from the injury by
lifting weights and doing
pushups regularly to stregthen
the injuried shoulder...
Of course, Wigfall knows
that he has to win the starting
position as quarterback from
starter Craig Sills. Wigfall and
Sills alternated in the opener
last year and Sills eventually
became the number one
signal-caller for the Broncos.
Ironically, Sills was injured
during mid-season against Shaw
University and could not throw
with his right arm until the last
game of the season.
"I don't think there is any
jealousy between Craig and
myself, although I know Craig
and the other quarterback
candidates will be doing the
same thing."
"We should have a great
season", Wigfall said, "with
great competition at
Quarterback, our outstanding
defensive team, and our
offensive line returning almost
fully intact."
The number of former
Bethune-Ct
the professional ranks should
increase by two (2) when
pre-season drills are over in the
Dallas Cowboys and Cincinnati
Bengals training camps.
Nathaniel Rosa an all
American defensive back and
IhajiM Clark, a tight-end
-running back are nUfgBg
serious efforts to stay with
their respective teams. Ross,
drafter in the sixth round by
the Green Bay Packers last
year, joined the Cowboys
earlier this year. A speedster,
Ross, had an impressive career
at BCC with 25 interceptions,
73 tackles and 47 assists. The
6-2 Atlanta Georgia native is
also trying out as a kickoff and
punt return specialist.
Clark alternated at fullback
and tightened at BCC. As a
runningback, he compiled a 4.3
per carry average and caught
15 passes from the end
position for 229 yards.
The four former Wildcats
already in the pro ranks are:
All-pro Guard-Larry Little, of
League Champions-Miami
Dolphins; Maulty Moore-a
defensive lineman also with the
Dolphins; Jerry Simmons, wide
receiver, Denver Broncos and
Alvin Wyatt, defensive back,
Buffalo Bills.
Former Headcoach, Jack
McClairen, played tight end six
years for the Pittsburgh
Steelers. He was an all-america
end at BCC.
GREENSBORO, NC -Because
something special ia
planned for every N. C. A&T
State University football game
this season, the Aggie athletic
department is anticipating
reaching an alltime high in
pre-season ticket book sales.
Richard Moore, director of
advance sales, said "last year
almost 800 books went like
hot cakes." This year Moort
hopes to reach the 1,000
plateau.
Florida A&M opens the
Aggies' home action on Sept.
15 at 7:30 p.m. This thrilling
opener will be sponsored by
the A&T Alumni Association
as the "Sports Hall of Fame
Game." Included in the
festivities will be the Hall of
Fame banquet and ball.
The second home contest
against Johnson C. Smith
University, Sept. 29, 7:30
p.riL, will mark "Business and
Industry Night." Prizes and
cash will be given away to
lucky spectators.
The Aggies will host
Maryland-Eastern Shore for
homecoming on Oct. 13 at
1:30 and Kiddie Day is
reserved for A&T's clash with
Howard on Oct. 20, also at
7:30.
The season climax will be
staged against 1972 MEAC
champion and arch rival N. C.
Central University on Nov. 17
at 1:30.
A&T fans can save $6.50 by
purchasing a $19 reserve season
book compared to a $25.50
total for at-the-gate season
ticket sales. A special package
for families will include two
adult reserve season books and
two children season books for
$43 (children must be 12 and
under).
Books may be ordered now
from Richard Moore, Public
Information Services, N. C.
A&T State University,
Greensboro, N. C. 27411.
Orders should include a
certified check or money order
covering the ticket cost plus 50
cents for mailing and handling.
Be sure to indicate the
number and type of tickets
desired and include the proper
address of the purchaser. Make
checks payable to: A&T State
University.
Season books will be on sale
until Sept. 10. For further
information, call A&T Public
Information Services at
(919)379-7582 or 379-7583.
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NEW BAND UNIFORMS - are
modeled hy Daryl Neal and
Annie Humphrey as they set
for the 1973 Bronco Marching
Band season to commence. The
colors qf the uniforms are solid
blue with white trimming.
Director of Bands, James
Evans, said that this will be the
largest band ever at FSU this
fall when 100 plus members
will participate. Daryl Neal is a
senior from Bronx, NY and
Annie Humphrey hails from
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Broadway Is My Beat
OBSERVATIONS IN
COVERING THE
NIGHT-BEAT: Hal Jackson,
popular radio and . TV
personality, was executive
producer of the 3rd annual
Miss Teenage America Beauty
Pageant;" July 27th, at the
Broadway Theater. He was
assisted by his wife, Alice, who
used to be associated with
Goodson-Todman Productions.
Slappy White was a big hit
the recently at the Eddie
Cantor B'Nai Brith Dinner.
"Here we are in perfect
harmony-the Jews and the
blacks," said Slappy. "On the
way out, we'll probably be
attacked by the Indians." He
then turned to his table of
guests and. toasted them with
Teacher's Scotch.
Currently in town for
"Norman Is That You" is
Godfrey Cambridge, who
wants to start a group
patterned after A A for
"Parents of former and current
drug addicts." Cambridge says
"a group such as this is
important so they can talk it
out together. It's a tough road
for parents to hoe."
The concerned actor plans
to get parents together in as
many cities as possible. During
his off-hours, he has become an
avid reader of Penthouse
Magazine.
Audiences in Vegas are still
down on Diana Ross for
bringing her 8 -month-old
infant on stage with her at
Caesar's Palace. Opinion is that
it's not only a tasteless thing to
do but an act of cruelty to
subject a baby to the glare of
the lights and the din of the
noise for almost half an hour.
Richard Roundtree, Shaft
to all of us, played football at
Southern Illinois University
and he was nicknamed "Tree."
"I Uke to think It was
because I was so strong," says
the hero of the new fall CBS
series. "But it could be because
I just stood there." By the
way, Dick just gifted his
favorite gal with an Qndine
solid perfume Jacket on a
chain.
Hazel Scott, the jazz
pianist-singer at Jimmy
Weston's through September
1st, disclosed that she is near
completion of a biography of
her former husband, the late
Congressman Adam Clayton
Powell, Jr., and will have it
ready for publication in the
fall. In the meantime, Hazel
has just picked up on reading
the new men's magazine,
GENESIS.
Marlon Brando's
performance in "Last Tango in
Paris" really turned on Freda
Payne, the singer-actress. "I
felt everything he did was
because he found it impossible
to express love in any other
way. I don't know what the
role did to anyone else, but It
sure turned me on to Mr,
Brando. I'd love to meet him."
Freda's not that easy to
impress. She's dated Omar
Sharif and the deposed king of
Afghanistan and a few other
stars in her time.
The only thing new in Isaac
Hayes' Memphis home is that
he's been burgled again. And
that's really new, because It
isn't the first time thieves have
made their way into his
Tennessee estate where he
maintains a full recording
studio-plus an elaborately
expensive wardrobe and
costly collection of jewelry.
Memphis burglers should
know, however, that things
aren't going to be quite to easy
for them around Hayes' house
in the future. To forestall
another break-in, the
entertainer has had a $15,000
burglar alarm system installed
in his parJ-complete with
doted circuit TV that records
for posterity the picture of all
who Invade the premises.
Redd Fox is so tuckered out
from his three-month nightclub
tour, he's not evtn bothering
to answer the phone at his
Tohica Lake home. Redd
fortunately Isn't scheduled to
begin new-season production
rigors of his NBC "Sanford and
Son" series until tilt fifteenth
of this month.
When Greg Morris received a
beautiful oil portrait of
himself, t gift from a fan, he
thought he'd found a fan of
unusual talent. It turned out,
though, that the fan had
painted Greg's picture with a
paint-by-number kit pioneered
by General Mills.
Here's how it works: You
sand a picture of yourself, your
favorite star or anything else to
a company in Ohio which runs
the photo through a computer
which, In turn, produces a
numbered canvas. I taw a
beautiful portrait of Carol
ll
Lynly done with a paint by
numbers kit and I would have
sworn that Rapheal had been
on the job.
OBSERVATIONS IS
OVERING THE
NIGHT-BEAT: Sign on
dressing room door of Pat
Lundy who's featured in the
Broadway show, "Don't
Bother Me, I Can't Cope," is:
"Only Love Spoken Here."
Sign was written by her
husband, Buddy Scott. That
is the name of her first RCA
album, coming out in August.
Lovely Freda Payne wears
two pieces of jewelry every
day. On her wrist she wean a
solid gold locket which It
welded on, that was given to
her by Cartier jewelry
President Michael Thomas
and the other ia an Ondine
solid perfume locket which
looks Uke gold but isn't and
the cost is under $10.
For insight into one of the
leaders of the American
Indian Movement, read the
Penthouse Interview in the
July issue, of Penthouse, The
International Magazine for
Men!
Flip Wilson loves driving
hit Rolls Royce around the
country and one of his
favorite drives is in N.Y.C.
where he takes friends to a
down-at-the-heels Manhattan
nightclub. He honks the horn
until the manager comes out.
Then Flip comments: "That's
the S.O.E who fired me and
said I would never make it in
show biz."
Oscar Brown Jr. presented
his wife Jean Pace with a
Schick Super Two For
Women shaving system.
Peggy Lipton and Quincy
Jones just returned from their
months' long overseas idyll
that included a visit in
Stockholm with hit ex-wife
Ufa) and their daughter. Some
reunion that mutt have been!
Ula and Peggy once were the
beat of friends. Which is, in
fact, how the Mod Squad
heroine and Quincy originally
got together. The couple's
plant for the summer are
aimed at keeping them
together-hit career
commitments notwith
standing. When the jazz
musician starts hit U. S.
concert tour this month, you
can expect to tee Peggy (if
you look real hard) with him
on the stage. She's working
these days as an unbilled
member of bis backup choral
group. Hope she's at least
happier with the way she's
arranged her life now than
she was all those seasons she
was dragging down top pay at
a series lead and complaining
about her abject
unfulfillment
Ron O'Neal, who directed
and starred in Paramount s
"Super Fly T.N.T.," told us,
"I like directing better than
acting. The only way I could
do It was by hiring myself.
But it beats working in a
glove factory. My big
ambition it to start doing
quality films for black
artists." Sheila Frazier, one of
the starts of the movie, said,
"I never thought I was
beautiful. People do not
notice me when I'm all
dressed up, but when I go to
the market with my hair up
everyone notices me."
.
'Please Al, don't get
married." That was the
message from a group of
Memphis girls to linger Al
Green.. Upset over rumors
that the singer might be
planning a wedding, the girls
went to Green's OIIICB in
Memphis, Tenn., to present a
petition with 208 names
asking him to stay single
"He's all we've got left
besides Flip Wilton," said
Gloria James, 17. Green, 26,
reassured his fans. "Don't
worry, girls," he said. "I'm
not anywhere near getting
married. As a matter of fact, I
don't even have a steady
girlfriend." "If he doesn't
sales to drop 500, he'd better
Hey gals, have you picked
On The Losing End" bw "I
Didn't Know From The
Start" on Corinthian
Records? It's a groovy
cookie!
motion picture action
adventure fibn in which he
co-stars with Bruce Lee and
John Saxon.
NEW STAR - Jim Kelly, 1971
International Middleweight
Karate Champion, is
introduced in "Enter the
Dragon," new Warner Bros.
JIM KELLY HAILED AS RISING NEW
BLACK MOTION PICTURE STAR
LOS ANGELES - The
Jackson Five, first American
Back performers ever to tour
the Australia concert circuit,
broke every exitting
attendance record during then
recent tour of the continent
Drawing SRO crowds at the
largest concert halls available,
Michael, Marion, Jermaine,
Tito, Jackie and Randy began
their tour at Festival Hall in
Brisbane where following the
show, Jacksonmania Australia
style began when over five
hundred scream ing tans
gathered outside their hotel
screaming, "We want the
Jackson Five."
The first visit of the
Motown recording start in
something which won't bet.
forgotten soon by the
personnel at the hotels which
the group used. One hotel
manager was overheard saying,
"We didn't have these
problems with fans for the
Rolling Stones or Beatles."
Needless to say, Michael
Javkson was a focus of female
worship; however, Jermaine
came in for his share of
adoration since his recording of
"Daddy's Home" was an
Move over Jim Brown, Fred
Williamson, Ron O'Neal.
There's another Black cat
about to make his entrance to
movies. One to watch.
He's Jim Kelly, a very
rugged and bright young man
who has gone to the top of one
career and is now moving
quickly toward the top of
another.
The 6-1, 180-pounder, who
won the international
Middleweight Karate
Championship in 1971 is
currently co-starring with
Bruce Lee, John Saxon and
Anna Capri in Warner Bros.'
action adventure film, "Enter
the Dragon."
Kelly's second career,
acting, started with modeling
and television commercials. Hit
martial arts know-how got him
hit first film assignment as
technical advisor 'tor'
Mel in da," Black director
Hugh Robertson took some
screen tests and was rocked to
find that Jim gave karate a wild
look, like a blending of combat
and ballet. So the technical
adviser was turned into a
co-star.
In "Enter The Dragon",
which it the first martial arts
movie to be made by a major
Hollywood studio, Jim hunts
for a warload of international
crime who disguises his island
fortress as a martial arts
academy. Kelly's role called for
him to fight such martial arte
masters as Peter Archer. 1971
Commonwealth karate
champion, and Shin Klen, a
noted Hong Kong black belt
and hapkido teacher.
"I like the dramatic part of
acting, the talking and the
emotional tilings," Jim will tell
you. "But the karate hat to be
karate. What the hell, that's the
world I come from.
"I'll never give it up," he
says, "sure Hollywood nas
given me things I had no reason
to expect Not just money. I
get stopped on the street and
in stores; people ask for
autographs. But karate brings
me feelings I can't explain, just
that they're good and I cant
get them any other way."
Kelly was bom in Paris
Kentucky, and raised in San
Diego, California. During his
high school years in San Diego,
then at Bourbon County High
School in Kentucky, Kelly
became a major athlete. He was
an All-Star in four sports:
football, basketball, baseball,
tuid track. After high school,
Kelly went on to play football
at the University of Louisville
in Lexington, Kentucky.
It was at the University of
Louisville that Kelly began to
study Karate. Within a few
years he had won several
trophies and then the
Campionthip. During his
period Kelly returned to
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school in Los Angeles. And his
know-how got him his first
film assignment and the rest
can be history.
There are seasoned
moviemakers who expect that
Jim Kelly will grow into a film
fixture handling a variety of
roles. Although the martial arts
are the hottest tiling on the
motion picture screen today,
Jim knows it needn't last that
way forever. That's why he's
studying drama and learning
the whole range of professional
acting.
Although Jim now devoted
most of his time to karate and
acting, he does have time for
relaxing diversions. Those he
pursues most actively are
tennis and girls.
"Enter The Dragon" was
produced by Fred Welntraub
and Paul M. Heller. Robert
Clouse directed from
screenplay by Michael Allin.
Hate Exercising? Try "Dancerdsing"
Eartha Kltt, who enjoys
the give-and-take of politics,
it readying a TV talk show
dealing largely with world
figures. It will be a 90-minute
talkfest once a month.
Lucille Armstrong, wife of
the late "Satchmo" and ah
internationally recognized
personality in her own right,
wit honored at Queen of a
special opening gala evening
at the Rainbow Room
celebrating the commence
ment of the New Orleans Jazz
& Food Festival now thru
July 8th. Abo on hand that
evening was the Lincoln
Center New York Pepretory
Theatre cast of Tennessee
Williams'.
"A Streetcar Named
Desire." Flying up from New
Orleans for the occasion was
chef Robert Finley of
Masson's famous restaurant
to work with the Rainbow
Room's own chef, Francois
Ricaud in preparing the
authentic creole cuisine
featured during the Festival
run.
Cicely Tyson and William
Marshall toasted each other
with Teacher i
ejfat night during dinner at
The Press Box.
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Ginger Brown, professional
ballet dancer, teacher and
good grooming and exercise
consultant for Armour-Dial,
Inc., the makers of Dial soap,
demonstrates the "Porte de
bras," ("exercise for the
arms").
It'a just one of a series of
"dancercises" found in a new,
illustrated pamphlet available
free from Dial soap. Titled
"Dance rcising," the pamphlet
describes a dozen exercises in
spired by graceful ballet rou
tines and developed by Ginger
Brown for the arms, stomach,
waistline, hips and thighs.
Ginger recently concluded
an- 11 -city tour in which
the demonstrated her dan
cercises to figure-conscious
women across the country.
She believes the discipline
and techniques important to
a professional dancer and
teacher also can benefit the
woman who wants to make ex
erciae a regular part of her
beauty and health routine,
but may have only limited
time to devote to it
Ginger combined ballet and
modern dance movements and
analyzed them in relation to
the body, selecting those that
applied to specific body areas.
She simplified these so they
could be performed easily and
gracefully. The result is dan
cerrising. According to Ginger Brown,
one of the added benefits of
her dancercise routine is a
"wonderful sense of well-being
experienced in going
through a series of graceful
movements." She recommends
topping off this activity with
a shower or relaxing bath us
ing "plenty of rich Dial soap
lather."
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WATCHING ABORIGINAL
TRIBESMEN MAKE FIRE -The
Jackson Five join other
Aboriginals watching native
tribesmen made fire from
rubbing sticks together. The
exhibition took place at a
cookout hotted by Aboriginab
for The Jackson 5 in
Melbourne, Australia.
extremely big hit in Australia.
And even Randy was a big hit
with the weeny hoppers.
The tour, which took the
eroun to Brisbane, Perth,
Adelaide, Melbourne and
Sydney, was one of the most
successful of any performers
ever to tour Australia, me
Jackson 5, whose records are
extemely popular with fans
throuehout the world, drew
audiences that were sprinkled
with Aboriginal Blacks.
The voung superstars
receotion at every stop was
such that Ian Meldrum, from
Go-Set Music Magazine, wrote
the following:
"When the lights went out,
there was a strange silence in
Festival Hall and suddenly the
drums and the organ started to
pulse out the Motown
sound,... the noise of tbe
audience became
deafening.... and on came the
lights and there they
were.. ..Well, that was
spectacular but when you
suddenly see the Jackson
brothers in their white suits,
the sight before your eyes is
breathtaking... to be quite
honest! could fill pages raving
about what happened in the
next one and a half hours but
because of time and space, I
am unable to, but to put it
Reservations
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Action Warner
Bros. Makes FUms
Available For
Benefit Purposes
Warner Bros. Pictures is
making "Cleopatra Jones", its
newest adventure-thriller,
available in various
communities for some benefit
previews through the
minorities affirmative action
phase of its community
relations department, headed
by Vincent Tubb&
In Cincinnati, Ohio, last
Friday midnight, Tamara
Dobson, star of "Cleopatra
Jones", was guest of honor at a
benefit preview of the film at
the Grand Theatre for the
Sickle Cell Anemia Center in
that city. Willie Price was
chairman of the event
A second benefit preview of
"Cleopatra Jones" will be held
later this month In Los
Angeles, Calif, for the Dr.
Louis Daniels Memorial Child
Dental Care Center at USC
More benefits are planned for
other cities.
short and swoet their
professionalism and
musicianship and presentation
is. - well, do you know I just
can't even find a word to
describe it...I was breathless
after the first three numbers,
but it goes on and on. J could
just sit and watch, without
anything else going on,
Michael, Marion and Jackie
performing their dance
routines... .thev'ra unreal, .how
they can keep it up Til never
know.. . and like, every routine
is different and their timing is
just perfect,... then your've got
Jermaine performing numbers
from his album, you got
Michael singing a number,
there's little Randy who stands
behind those congas that are as
big as himself.. ..you've got at
one stage Michael and Randy
singing Stevie Wonder's
"Superstition" together... .then
at one stage you have them all
singing, playing and doing a
complete dance routine...!
know I can speak for everyone
who attended the two
Melbourne concert, that it was
one of the most enjoyable
nights they've ever spent.J
guess I can even speak for the
hundreds and hundreds who
stormed the stage 'cause I even
felt Uke jumping off tike
balcony and storming down
myself to congratulate them.
"To the Jackson Five I give
a million thank you's...for not
only entertaining thousands of
Australians but for showing us
what true professionalim is all
about"
Commenting on the mob
scenes that greeted their every
appearance and being the first
Black performers ever to tour
Australia, Jackie Jackson
stated: "We're delighted tbe
audiences loved our music and
we only hope that we've paved
the way for some of the many
other talented Black artists
who have never had the
opportunity to visit Australia."
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Community Radio Workshop
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Durham, North Carolina
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