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ATLANTA - PGA PLAYERS OF THE FUTURE?- South C roUn tate Coli e olfte m membe
certainly thin they clinched the ch mplo hlp title of the In u ural BI ck Coli Invitation I olf
toum ent, recently held at Atlanta' Brown MID Golf Cou e. The toum ment fe tured t m from 12
h torically BI ck college ac the country. Adrienne Gree, (b ck center), mana , Community Relation ,
. Coca-Cola USA, touring ponsor I ted by C Ivln Peete, PGA profi Ion I, In p nUn the te m with
Its champion hlp trophies. Mr. Pee Iso conducted clinic during the tournament.
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HIGHLAND PARK'S BIG BLOWOUT VICTORY - HP fullback Samuel Belt ('33) w unstopped In
Saturday's game against Ecorse High. Ecorse High School defensive line was easy to slip through. Samuel
Belt had 15 carries, for a total of 104 yards and two touchdown . Quarterback, Dewaune Jones ('11) was
very Impreslslve in passing �Inst Ecorse. The final score 44-0. (photo by M. H ....... )
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TED.
HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS
to cover your
school sports teams.
. Send a letter
stating why you s ould
have the job.
Send to:
Michigan Citizen
P.O. Box 03560'
Highland Park, MI
48203
"THIS IS ONE way to keep
young golfers interested in golf, by
letting them know in high school that
there are cholarship and financial
istance available for them if they
keep their grades up and improve
their golf game," Dickey aid.
NMJGSA also maintains a list of
minority junior goifers throughout
the country and when they reach
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Major corpor tion who con­
tribute to our annual E t/W t Golf
CI lc, th major fundrai er for the
NMJGSA, come from Equitable
ue, Dial Corp, Karsten Mfg Co.,
Coca-Cola Company, Gourmet Ser­
vice , Nike, Nabisco, Antigua
Sportswear, General Electric,
American Airline , Taylor Made and
Golf USA.
COORS BREWING Company
made a substantial contribution to
our cholarship fund in 1991 and the
PGA of America provided $5,000
for grants to five of our college­
bound golfers.
Of the twenty-nine student ath­
letes receiving scholarships, four
received the Jackie Robin­
son/NMJGSA joint award. The
reel ients are: Arthur Home III,
mphi , TN, a enior attending
Eastern Michigan University, Fred­
die Chew, Oakland, CA, a junior
attending University of Arizona,
Samuel No ood, Byron, CA, a
sophmore at Ja � on State Univer-
en-i-s country c pionships
set Dec. 14 in San Die
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The 13th annual Kinney Cross
country Championships National
Finals have been scheduled for
';aturday, December 14th in San
Diego.
The Kinney races are the only
nationai -hampionshlp for high
chool ath, I\,!S. The top 32 boys and
girls in the country qualify for the
national Finars by finishing in the
first eight spo A� at each of the four
regional meets.
The regional m .ets are being held
in Charlotte, NO! th Carolina, New
York City and Kenosha, Wisconsin
on November 30th; and in Fresno,
California on December 7th.
The boys rac:e is wide open as
only one of the top finishers, Ibrahim
Aden (Fairfax, VA) is returning for
the 1991 race.
The girls race is expected to be
particularly competitive with Aman­
da White (Cockeysville, MD) head­
ing the list of returning runners.
The Kinney Cross Country
. Championships is a public service
program of the Kinney Shoe Cor­
poration. The event is presented by
the retail divisions of the Kinney
Shoe Corporation: Kinney Shoes,
Foot Locker, Lady Foot Locker,
Champs Sports and Athletic X­
Press.
For more informaiton contact
Stephanie Sherman at (212)720-
4316.
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Ibrahim Aden of Fairfax, Virginia Is the favont In the thlrteentli annual
Kinney C Country Championships. Aden Is the top returnlnl male •
finisher from the 1990 Kinney National Flna. .... :
H.P. PAL Football team in action.