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It would aeem enough haa been aaid by both »ldea on the proposed Olympic boy­cott by Black athletes. Al- m o.r every publication haa In aome way or another d is­cussed the iaaue. What gets under this w rite r’s skin a re those " libera l*” white p re s s ­es. These s ta r , ou: "ad m it­ting” there exist m .jstice* he a fed on BUck Americans. Next they tell of the m ost holy WorH uf spor*s. Then they tell of how those y'jung Black athletes a re being vic­tim ized and m isled by ex­tre m is t.. D or't forget that old, "P o litic s have no place in the O lym pics." They tell the Black ath letes they a re wrong in the boycott idea. They 6ay the way to protest is by competing. Well, the boys at the co rner mouths a very good but unprintable reply B f

To begin with most of rhese w rite rs a re bigger b i­gots than the Grand Dragon of the KKK. These san.e " l ib e ra ls " will blast Tickle Robinson for speaking out for integration on one day and hang Muhammad Ali be­cause he Is a m em ber of a religious organization which p r-aches separation of the r ic e s .

l e t us look at that demo­cra tic Hpo-ts wo-ld. When two National Basketball As­sociation ream s ta r t ten Black perfo rm ers, Is this pr ig ress? When four of the starting eleven on that co l­lege footbapl team a re Black t ^ r h t ^ i s l g r ^ t f j p r o g r e s ^ ^

When a m ajor league b a se ­ball team s ta r t s only two white p lay e rs , ia th is a sign the wave ol p re jud ice and h a tred in A m erica ia dec lin ­ing? The answ er is NO..NO.. NO.

The nam e of the gam e Is VICTOR*. Those NBA own­e r s m u*' have w inners to attract the crow ds and crowds mean MONEY. That coach of a whl'e Texas Uni­versity sum m ed up the co l­lege situarion like this, " I t is foo'ish of us to let rhese boy'. (Black 3thletes) in our back yards go up North and make a powerhouse of the Big T en ." No mention of m orals o - brotherhood. Just VICTORY. Which m eans MONEY.

What does America a f 'e r her Black e x -s ta rs . Coach­ing Jobs? Front office jobs-’ Radio and TV jobs? Weil paying Jobs in industry? NO.. NO..NO., and NO. Why did that white foo'ball coach say the color of E!ridge Dick­ey 's skin is the only thing that could stop Dickey from becoming a great p ro fe ss ­ional quarrerback. Dickey is that Tennessee A & I s ta r drafted hy rhe Oakland Raid­e rs . The Raiders plan to try him as a receiver.

Who has victimiZ'“d the Black Am erican, athlete ind non-athlete m ore than the white Am erican7? '' No poli­tics in the Olympics? Then why has so much em phasis been placed on the points total of the USA and the USSR?

Narad a , IM IJ o i n O u r R e p o r t i n g S t a f f L e t u s k n o w w h a t y o u r C lu b o r O r g a n i z a t i o n i s D o in g

W E W E L C O M E N E W S ...Black A m ericans have

been winning gold m edalsfo r Uncle Sam fo r well over th irty y ea rs . None Of them va s qualified fo r im p l a n t positions on the Olympic C om m ittee The United S ta tes C ongress and Senate s t i ll can not p ass a bill to give hese Black C itizens rig h ts enjuyed hy white c i t i ­zens as outlined in rhe Uni­ted S ta tes C onstitution. Those B ills they m anage to w ater-dow n enough to s q je e z e rhrough a r e not en­forced.

It is white America that blocks the Black A m erica 's path ro freedom . It is that same white America that tr ie s to tell Black Am ericans how to fight for that freedom . MIST THEY CALL THE SHOTS ON BOTH SrDES??

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and Bowling le a g u e finds it­self ar the end of its official 1967-6* bowling seaso n , but not befo re L-ady F ate sm iled sumpruo-usiy on the Queen C ity Division.

The Buffalo group con­sis tin g of four team s (2 m ale and 2 fem ale) one of the fe ­m ales of which, cap tu red the E as te rn Division W om en's Cham pionship. C aptained by an able le ad e r. Hazel Cun­ningham The Schlitz #1 ream , c o n s is ts of C leo R*id, D e lo res Noble, Polly P a t- rillo , and June P arrish . As an added tr ib u te to -heir championship the Schlitz *1 team , also captured the E as­tern Division high team sin ­gle and 3-garoe total of 943 and 257? respectively. The team also boasts the tenta­tive E astern Division high average leader in the p e r­son at Polty PatrtH o Con­gratulations g irls .

Although Lady Fate did not make as broad a sm ile upon the m ale division, it did see fit to bring a runners -up petition ta the presence of a hustling Schlitz i t team te Buffalo. B illed as s great c<*me-from-behind team this group captained by K. T. [ Jenna rd, who alao served as the Buffalo'# division cor* responding se c re ta ry , the team c n a s l t l of RaymnxJ Pow ell. F red Anderson, Ty I -

v esre r B urnett. R obeit E - vege and ream sp ark Jim" 7 0 0 " P a rk s . Though be m issed the E as te rn Division high av e rag e by a m e re 2 points (1*6) h is constant clu tch s tr ik e s proved re a l c r ip p ie rs to opposing te a m s .. " L e t 's get it to g e th e r" has been the team ’s proven m ot­to as it paced its way through many com e-from -beh ind v ic to rie s . This fac to r <ed them to like th e ir s i s te r team , to cap tu re rhe E as te rn Division (P ittsb u rg , C leve­land, Youngstown and Buff­alo) high team sing le 1041, and 3 gam e to ta l, 28*0.

Not to be forgotten was the m td- season feat of a fo rm e r team m ate, LaVel Brown from Schlitz 02, the fo rm e r E astern D iv is io i cham ps, who posted a league high tingle <f 261.

thus the Buffalo division ought to have an imposing selection of trophies at the upcoming National Traveling and Bowling I eague Tourna­ment and t (invention sched­uled for June 22-23, 1*69, st th< Howi-O-Drome I anea snd Hotel I sfayette respec­tively. We nere in Buffalo under rhe direction nf lou r* xament D irector f red An- Jerson snd Convention Chairm an Tony T ikes, hope to vponao- a moat gala af­fair.

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