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United States Team Leaves For Six-Game Tour In Angola
NEW YORK A
United States basketball
team, consisting of all
stars from the IJig-East
Conference, : departed
for Angola on Saturday,
July 24. The First game
between the Angolans
and the Americans, to be
played on July 28, will 1
mark a milestone in
sports diplomacy. It will
be the first contact of its j
kind , between ; the two t
countries which do not
have - diplomatic
tions. The tour
organized by the Phelps
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Stokes Fund and St. j Stokes Fund, told a press i tact Group, and Angola, enable our players to
John's University. ( conference held prior to! a key Front Line Stated help - inform the,
, Lou Carnesecca, hed ; departure that "the team are deeply involved in i American people about !
coach ofySt. John's! members .will bel the attempt to resolve the i 'its people. In turn, we.
University, led the team: America's ambassadors Tissue of independence1 ! hope the Angolan-
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rela-r Carnesecca emphasized ly, part of the process Richard Lapchick, the' have a better understand
was that ."the winner of the -toward normalization of TWrrnr nf th Ph1n- dine of the American
six games in the Luanda relations between the Stokes' Southern african.
International Basketball; two countries.' V -f j program and Carmine
Tournament is not as im-I The team departed as ; Calzonetti, the Assistant ,
portant as the good will, negotiations for a settle-; to the Athletic Director f
created between the! ment in : Namibia ap-: at St; John's, recently
United Sttes andj peared to be reaching a - visited Angola to discuss ;
A"g0la.. I new level; Both the ! preparations ' for the
Franklin Williams, , United States. . which
people after spending
time with our players."
; The team, hich was
present at the press con-;
ference, : includes: Jef f ;
I Allen of St. John's, Vern
ICiscombe and Norm
Bailey of the University1
of Connecticut, Tony ;
Bruin of Syracuse, Steve
Beatty of the University
df Pittsburgh, CrI Hill of
Providence, Gary
mcLean and Frank
Dobbs of Villanova,
Martin Clark of Boston
College and Sir John
Collins of Seaton Hall.
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State University Student
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iof his appointment by
SGA President Charlen-
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President of the phelps-t leads the WEstern Con-
Beat The Heat With
The Bulls i -
By Elson Armstrong, Jr.
Scorching summer
weather returned ; to
heat drove dogs to
madness.
, During weather such
Durham several days as this, human Demgs are
ago. The sweltering days i more prone to. act as if
appear to be here for a
while.
That old culprit, the j
Bermuda high, has set up '
shop out in the Atlantic
and it's serving as a vir- i
tual heat pump for
Durham and the
southeastern United
States.
Afternoon
temperatures in
downtown Durham are
again hitting the high
90's (it's usually about
five degrees cooler at the '
RDU Airport) and the j
humidity fs back in full
force. I
This season of the year j
is called the Dog Days, j
which originated in an- j
cient times when the j
GreUks and Romans ,
believed that the hot.
weather was caused by '
Sirius (The Dog .Star). It
was also believed that the :
they're mad.' People
become quite, irritable
during hot spells.
Cars can also be a pain I their
in the neck in weather
like this. It seems as if
they pick the hottest part
of the day and wait for
heavy traffic to act up
and just plain embarrass
you
k Calzonetti reported
that , there would be a
round-robin pf,six games ;
between tow Angolan;
teams, the U.S. team and
the Senegalese national
team. The U.S. team will
also fly to Cabinda and ;
Lubango for exhibition'
games. He added, "the
Angolans will televise all
games and they expect;
15,000 people to attend!
the championship' game. ;
They are looking for-!
want tn curh hi oh elvel'
I competition to improve
own sports pro
gram."
Lapchick noted that!
"we requested that the;
team see as much as
possible since we knew
that we would beasked
many questions
UDom
Since man has not yet : our return. The '
learned to control the Angolans were extremely
weather, then it's best to generous in arranging i
control yourself as much . for us to see many dif-'
as possible as the mer- ferent aspects of life in
cury may hit over the j. their country," :
100 mark later this j Lapchick added, "we.
week. 'hope this contact will'
Slow down, drink
plenty of cool liquids,
avoid strehupus work,
put it off until the cool
of the evening. '
The Durham Bulls will
be in town all week and
this weather is perfect
for taking in a ball game.
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By Gary Goranson
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car has gone from a sparkling
showroom shine to a dull
; and powdery look that can't
even be washed away, there's
! trouble ahead. The trouble
is not only financial in
scope, (for certainly a poor
paint job depletes potential
trade-in dollars), butrfdw
terms of the futUfe-'safety
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j The paint is there to pro
tect the metal from rusting.
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