(L. to r.): Lee Archer, Darwin N. Davis and Herb Douglas
Foundation Receives $70,000 Check
Herb Douglas, 1948 Olympic
long jump medalist, president and
founder of the Jesse Owens Interna
tional Trophy Award, Jesse Owens
Global Award and retired vice pres
ident of Schieffelin A Somerset Co.,
recently presented a check for
$70,000 to the preskJent of ihe Jesse
Owens Foundation, Darwin N.
Davis, senior vice president* Equi
table Financial Companies, and Lee
Archer, retired corporate vice presi
dent of General Foods Corp. and
who is a founding member of the
International Amateur Athletic
Association, Inc., sponsor of the
This is the 13th consecutive
year that IAAA has made a contri
bution to the Jesse Owens Founda
tion, which provides disadvantaged
youth with scholarships to attend
college.
Proceeds from the awards cere
mony also benefit the United States
Olympic Committee.
U.S.A. Men's National Volleyball
Team to Play in Winston- Salem
The United States' Men's
National Volleyball vs Brazil team
will hold a match in Winston
Salem as part of a four-city Stars
and Spikes volleyball tour.
Other cities included in the
tour are Richmond, Va. on Aug.
31; Charleston, S.C. on Sept 3; and
Augusta, Ga. on Sept 4.
The team will play in Winston
Salem on Sept. 1 at the Lawrence
Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
at 7:30 p.m.
Coach Fred Sturm and the U.S.
team are coming off a 2b-5 1 season
highlighted by a third consecutive
Olympic medal (bronze in 1992).
1992 Olympians and 1993 World
All-Stars Bryan Ivie and Bob
Samuelson lead the U.S. team.
The U.S. holds a 34-25 edge
over Brazil since 1983, including a
win in the gold medal match at the
1984 Olympics. In the last year,
Brazil has dominated, holding a 5-0
edge, including four wins over the
Americans in 1993 and another vic
tory in the semifinals at Barcelona
last summer. For ticket information
call 725-5635. ?
The Hones Hosiery 1 6-and-under baseball team recently won the city championship.
Team Celebrates Championship
The Hanes Hosiery 16-and
under baseball team, sponsored by
Sherwood Forest Styling Center,
celebrated its championship after
defeating Rupert Bell, 6-5, to cap
ture the city championship and a 8
0 record.
Pictured above (1 to r.): (front
row) Coach Art Blevins, Anthony
Warren and Derek Spencer, (second
row) Allen Hall, Chris Meador,
Aaron King and Donnie Shoaf;
(third row) Thomas Tut tie, Tommy
Woods, Kevin McLean and Jake
Guarantano; (fourth row) Carl Pot
ter, Teddy Fant and Ray Russell;
(fifth row) Coach Larry Meador and
Coach Don Spencer. Not pictured:
Ameer Ashley, Anthony Warren,
Bobby Gwynn, "Matt Lavigne, Kory
Lathan, Coach Vincent Brown and
Coach John Watkins.
Mills Represents Tomorrow's Bowling Pro
The North Carolina American
Bowling Alliance held its 28th
annual bowling tournament this
summer, with a team from North -
side Lanes, the Northside Eagles,
Team No. 1) winning the B Divi
sion.
The team is made up of captain
and anchor Lamar Mills, Bonnie
Keen, Tara Shelton, Tasha Keiger
and Brian McGee.
Winning championships in
both the handicap and scratch divi
sion, Mills has been bowling since
he was 4 years old and will begin
his ninth season this fall.
Mills has won numerous
awards and trophies and has been
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Lamar Mills ?
named Bowler of the Week several
times. He also competes on a travel
league with his regular teammates.
They have also won the champi
onship in their division for North
side Lanes in the 1991-92 season
and finished third overall in 1992
93.
Mills hopes to improve on his
average of 158 and to compete in
the Junior Bowlers Scratch Associa
tion.
Thirteen-year-old Mills attends
Paisley Middle School, He is
coached by his grandfather, James
Harper. Mills' younger brother,
Stanley, who is 6, is also an active
bowler who has been bowling since
age four. Both are bowling in the
summer bowling league.
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