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To quote their
many fans “ain't nothing
like the real thing, baby,
even when it comes to
hysteria, and the Jackson
5 are definitely the No. 1
group in America.” The
fabulous quintet, Motown
Record stars and idols of
the teeny hoppers will
appear at the Greensboro
Coliseum Tuesday,August
7, for an 8:00 p.m.
performance.
The sensational teen
age super group have sold
over 25 million records;
an incredible beginning of
a fantastic career for five
young men, children of Joe
and Katherine Jackson,
formerly of Gary, Indiana.
One of their more recent
single records, “Looking
Through The Windows”
offers even more solid
evidence of their super-
star status. The record hit
the top ten spot on all
national record survey
charts in both the United
States and Great Britain
and has sold more than
1 '/2 miUion copies to date.
Though one would
hardly expect the five
brothers to be identified
with poUtics, it was a
nationally prominent po
litical figure. Mayor
Richard Gordon Hatcher
of Gary who brought the
youngsters to the atten
tion of Diana Ross, who
was appearing in the
midwestern city for a
concert.
Miss Ross went, saw,
heard and was genuinely
astounded. So much so
that she called her
long-time boss and friend.
Berry Gordy, and in a
matter ot weeks the
Jackson 5 were not only
under contract to Motown
Records but were also
appearing on such nation
ally televised specials as
“Diana” and “Going Back
to Indiana”, their own
special for ABC-TV. They
are the first black group
ever to have their own
animated weekly show.
The Jackson 5 Show on
ABC-TV.
The Jackson 5 include
Michael Joe Jackson,
Marlon David Jackson,
Jermaine Lajuane Jack
son, Toriano Adaryll
(Tito) Jackson, and Sig
mund Esco (Jackie) Jack
son. In addition, there is
still another brother,
ten-year-old Randy, who
plays a mean set of
bongos and has been
touring with the group of
late.
Digging It
Daddy-Oh
Hi Gang
It's been a beautiful
week in the music field
and the Disc Jockeys has
had a field day with the
new songs and has
caused such a stir that
the charts has been
juggled around to no end.
We'll get around to that
a httle later but I must tell
you about a long time
friend of mine whom I had
a chance to visit with
during a recent one nite
stand at the Greensboro
Coliseum. His name coin
cides with the beauty of
music: Bobby Womack.
Before we set overlv
excited about Bobby
Womack let's run down
the present top ten for you
as you hear them on the
radio.
1. I BeUeve In you,
Johnny Taylor.
2. Baby I’ve Been
Missing You — Indepen
dents.
3. Soul Makossa —
Manu Dibango.
4. Loving On Borrow
Time — William Bell.
5. Where Peaceful
Waters Flow — Gladys
Knoght and the Pips.
6. So Very Hard To Go
— Tower of Power.
Continued on Page 7
From The Cougars Den
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GREENSBORO — Caro
lina’s much-rejuvenated
Eastern Division Cham
pion Cougars have added
still another most distinc
tive honor to their
impressive 1972-73 array
with the Thursday night
announcement of Presi
dent and General Mana
ger Carl Scheer as the
“American Basketball
Association Executive of
the Year” through a
recent vote conducted by
THE SPORTING NEWS.
Scheer was presented
with a Bulova Accutron
Mark II watch by THE
GREENSBORO DAILY
NEWS-RECORD Executive
Sports Editor, Smith
Barrier, who also serves
as a SPORTING NEWS
correspondent. The pre
sentation took place at the
Coliseum's Cougar Den
prior to the highlight pre
miere screening of the
Cougars’ film, “This Is
Cougar Country.”
The 36-year-old Scheer
joins Cat Coach Larry
Brown, who previously
had been named the ABA
Coach of the Year, and
forward Billy Cunning
ham, whose spectacular
season had earned him
Player of the Year honors.
Carolina, under Sche-
er's guidance, established
itself as one of the ABA's
premier franchises in
route to the regular
season Eastern Crown: 57
wins, the most in the
league; a first-place spot
from opening night thro
ugh the final evening of
the campaign; and an
amazing 40 per cent
one-season rise in overall
attendance, a feat
paralleled in professional
basketball.
Cougar owner, Tedd
Munchak, obviously de-
hghted with Scheer’s
honor, finds him “extre
mely sensitive to the
needs of professional
basketball and the most
innovative and creative
executive in the game
today.”
ABA Commissioner Ro
bert Carlson, . when in
formed of Scheer’s selec
tion, offered, “we’re all
quite proud of Carl on a
league-wide basis. Caro
lina’s successes in every
phase speak for his
tireless efforts.”
Scheer joined the Cou
gars in June, 1970, after
serving a short tenure as
President of the NBA's
expansionist Buffalo Bra
ves. Prior to joining
Buffalo, the Springfield,
Massachusetts native
spent two years in the
National Basketball As
sociation’s New York
headquarters as Admin
istrative Assistant to
Commissioner Walter
Kennedy. His stint in New
York was preceded di
rectly by a lengthy law
practice in Greensboro
after receiving his law
degree from Miami in
1960 and his AB from
Middlebury College in
1958.
While in Carolina,
Scheer has been an avid
proponent of the ABA-
NBA merger and most
active in internal league
affairs. 1971 saw Scheer
and the Cougars put on a
record-setting ABA All-
Star Classic before over
14,000 Tar Heel fans. As a
member of the Rules
Committee, he recently
helped bring about the
ABA's most recent
change—the no-foul out
rule which will be used
during the pre-season on
an experimental basis.
THE SPORTING NEWS
Award is the first of what
is expected to be an
annual poll of ABA
executives to pick the
league’s most outstanding
performance.
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