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ST. LOUIS John McEnroe celebrates the U.S.
Davis Cup quartifinal victory at the Checkerdome
with trainer Bill Norris and Arthur Ashe, captain of ,
the U.S., team. The match that McEnroe thought
would never end was history after 6 hours and 39
minutes and 79 games. McEnroe defeated Swedens' v
Mats Wilander 9-7, 6-2, 15-17, 3-6, and 8-6. UPI
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NEW YORK Over
500 tennis: players from
around the nation are ex-'
pected to compete in the ;
Arthur: -' AsheUnited
Negro u- College -1 Fund
Championships' f -V and :
Junior : Championships
which will be held Mon
day, August 2-Saturday,
August 7 at the USTA
National Tennis Center
in Flushing ;; Meadow,,
Queens;; ?,x'.- ''i--'-':.
Sponsored by Miller
"Lite" beef,- the Cham
pionships prelude the 8th l
Annual ' Arthur
AsheUnited Negro Col
lege Fund National Ten
nis Gassic that begins at ,
noon, Saturday, August
7. Admission - fo the
preliminary matches,
Monday-Friday, : is free
of charge. Tickets are on
sale for the Saturday
Classic. ' - '
The AAUNCF
Championships is one of
the largest USTA
sanctioned junior tour-'
naments in the Eastern
Division. Age brackets
for the Junior Cham
pionship tournaments
are 10-12-14-16-18. Last
year's champions,
Carole Watson of
Queens, Rene Vidal of
Springfield - Gardens,
Charles Blackman of the
Barbados and Phillip
Williamson of Mount
Vernon will return to de
fend titles ;won in 1981.
Finalists in the Junior ?
Championships will be
awarded trophies.
The adult bracket of
the AAUNCF Cham
pionships will ; include v
players from the greater
New York area as well as
from other parts of Jhe,'
country. Tennis pros and
amateurs competing ; in
; this tournament will be
seeking a $10,000 purse
provided by "Lite"., .
" "UNCF, which ,sup
ports 42 historically
black colleges, is pro
viding a great service to
our community within
week-long - tennis com-
' petition," ' said Arthur
Ashe, ; founder i of the
. AAUNCF . Champion
ships and the National
Tennis Classic - and cur
rently serving as captain
of the U.S. Davis Cup
team. "I hope the young
people who come out to
Flushing Meadow to
watch the competition
" will, also : learn more
about the importance of
a college education."
At noon on Saturday,
August 7, the 8th Annual
Arthur AsheUnited
Negro College Fund Na
tional Tennis Classic will
begin. This tournament
. features top pros .and
celebrities playing mixed
doubles and singles.
Celebrities expected , to
participate in the exhibi
tion matches include:
Marilynn McCoo and
Billy Davis, 5 Jr., actor
Cleavon Little, Dina
Merrill, Dabney Col
eman who co-starred in
"On Golden Pond",
-basketball- great .Wait
. Frazier . and .-George
Plimpton. v e
Tickets for the August
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STOCKHOLM Hire a young peanut vendor is
offering South Africas' Sydney Maree some
peanuts after Maress excellent run on 1,500 which
he won, clocked for 3:32:89, the best time this year
at that distance. Maree is now running for the USA
and will soon be a USA citizen. UN Photo
7 events are $10, $25 and
$100. For ticket informa
tion, call UNCF at (212)
644-2299. Tickets are
also available at all
Ticketron outlets or by
calling CHARGIT,
944-9300. Spectators
may watch all
preliminary matches,
Monday-Friday free of
charge. - ,
t- - The United Negro
College Fund raises
funds .for 42 private.
historically black col
leges and universities.
There are currently some
50,000 students enrolled
in UNCF institutions.
Ninety per cent of these
young people require,
Financial' assistance to
underwrite their college
'expenses.1-..'"
The i United Negro
College Fund is known
by its motto: "A Mind is
A Terrible Thing to
Waste."
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10:30 A. M.
Saturday , July
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Cash Michaels and C.
Warren Massenburg will in
terview Sheriff Bill Allen and,
Roland Leary, candidates
for Durham County Sheriff.
2:00 P. M.
The Durham Chapter of
the NAACP and WSCR
Radio are sponsoring a
Membership Picnic at Frazir
Lake on Cook Road. C. War
ren Massenburg, - Cash
Michaels and Monika Gunn
Hollo'way will ' broadcast live
from the picnic. Free food,
drink and records will be
given to all persons attending.
7:30 F.M.
C. Warren Massenburg
will interview H.M.
"Mickey"'; Michaux and I.
T. "Tim" Valentine, can
didates for the Democratic
nomination in the second
congressional district.
Tuesday, July 27
On the scene coverage of
the run-off election.
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