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PAGE 12 F Patroni m^Sii The Dungeons are just four years old, but they have been * performing in the Northwest area all summer. And wherever they have performed they have gained frinnHc unrl /Ipou/n nrnmrlc 1 A 1VHUO Mil VI VII a ff II V* A V/ WW VI o What are the Dungeons? ? ^ learn playing ? in? - Kecreation I Apartment 's slopitch softbail leagues. Their record is amazing this year. They have won 52 games and lost 12, in a season that started in April and continued into August, with tournaments ~ * running until I^bor Da^. -rlii tournaments, the I 'upgeons capped their year with a first-place finish in the Optimist tournament at Mt. Airv. Thev finished 2nd in the I ^wisvilk? JC tournament and in league play for the second half of the season. They took - -TT-^tttr7)lace in both the lions ? lub Invitational and the first half of league plav, and claimed (>th place in their own toiynament, held at Carver Srhool.j The softball leagues- bidth r the American and the National-* comprise the largest adult program sponsored by the local racr I j iWll'Afti inn I ati mmm. 'uucauwii i /tpdl lllieill. Since the spoil has regained largely the interest of the white community, the success and popularity of the all-black t7Unj,eons have made them? unique and forced a great deal ?>f pride into them Kodney Sumler, manager of tlu? team and a representative of the Hecreation department, takes much pleasure in telling of the 1 dungeons ami nraisinr them for the fine ; <?mi?Minit\ relations job the\ have done this summer. "The iv\s ??| tins team: should ' draw largei * numbers of blacks into softball as both players and spectators," he ays Most of the team members re .former high school and college athletes. Many are trom Winston-Salem, with just a few coming from neigh! Miring towns to help round out tin* roster. William Apple Knglis, who works at the 14th. Street < iecreation J enter, pitched . ^ toi the team and was the eading hitter, lie played I \ GUARAN1 I m USED I INST I Conn, Selmer, Bi I A n I Snare Drums from I Clarinets fr< I Cornets & Trumpets I Trumbones from I > Flutes from I Saxophones from ? I 10% Discoui I Camel Paw I 422 N. Liberty 5 I Winston-Salem, ^ ?> i % ' , ze Equal 7ck?e r- * basketball in Winston and professionally^ Worth "Bull" McCloud, the first baseman, was an outstanding athlete during his high school days and at J.C. Smith College. The left center fielder, A1 ^ star athlete in ttaleigh during his higfr school and college career. Mike* <oitrad, left field, served as quarterback at W-S State University. Mike, who . played on the Carver team in 1 high school, made the I^ewisville All. Star team. 111:11:. n: _i ?* ?; -i. William rumens ana isaiaxi Black, 3rd base, were/on the Paisley high school / teams which at one time dominated the 3A football picture locally. Gabe I^eonard, short stop, and Bobby Linville, right field, gained experience together- play in-service bail in Viet N&m, Sumler, who catches in addition to his managing duties, claims to be a- late comer to the sports scene. His specialty during high school was the drums. I^arry Rogers, right field, and Ikl Russell, center field, starred in a * most unusual drama this summer _wheo Rogers suffered a broken leg in a jarring collision between the two. With the action considered to be very slow in vcnfthal), p\u?h a ^Prions injury is almost unheard of. The 6T' ? Rogers, who weighs 200 lbs.,? came off the decided loser when he slammed into the~ r>T)" Russell who weighs just 150. Russell came out with iust the wind knocked out Isaac Howard, right field, ^ot most of his playing exi?* i /in/??? 'in ( I n r n rl n Un |/\, ibiiv in v uivt omv. lie; works at the Convention ? enter. Koy Kobinson, an engineer with Western Electric, is the 1st baseman back-up player. 1 le played high school football in Florida 1-?;?? Burdette Howe, 2nd base, comes from Alabama and gained a lot of playing time in the military forces. He still remains a member of the Reserves. Kenny Kocker. who came ? herefrom Alabama, served as short stop for the team until he was transferred by rEED . I BAND V. I RUMENTS ^ I by yfi I mdy, OIds, King I ifhers I *29.95 I )m $59.50 I ; from $&S.Qfll ? *59.50 I it with this Ad. I n Shop/ lnc.l ,. < >. : Opportunity. Ad\ T t I s am - Great E by Special Correspondent mm The game-wi \ning Dungeon team. Western IHectrie. -RonaW ihe stars of the Mtf Airy Webb, 2nd base, was one of tournament. IMTrade l jV Trad* at DISCOUNT SOUL FOOD 3 "The Only Real Soul Food Sti HOUM: MON.-SAT. t:30 TO 6:00 i wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmsmmammm?mmmmmmmm?mmmm 4 Real SoutFood aLjK' ^ ? 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