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52. $4 million makes foes of friends

Author

Unger, Norman O.

Subjects
Boxing -- Competitions, Boxers (Sports) -- Biography, Spinks, Michael -- Competitions, Braxton, Dwight -- Competitions
Published
1983

53. MANUTE BOL.

Author

UNGER, NORMAN O.

Subjects
*BASKETBALL players, *BASKETBALL records
Abstract

The article features basketball player Manute Bol of the Washington Bullets. It says that this Sudanese national who made a big name for himself in the National Basketball Association (NBA) took classes at Case Western Reserve English Language School in Cleveland, Ohio. Bol's one year college at Bridgeport University gave him conference player of the year honors as he scored 22 points, 13 rebounds and 7 blocked shots in only 31 games. Also included is Bol's daily regime to add weight.

Published
1986

57. Dwight Gooden becomes best baseball pitcher

Author

Unger, Norman O.

Subjects
New York Mets -- Personalities, African American baseball players -- Evaluation, Pitchers (Baseball) -- Evaluation, Gooden, Dwight -- Evaluation
Published
1985

58. The magic of 'Magic Johnson'

Author

Unger, Norman O.

Subjects
Los Angeles Lakers -- Personalities, Basketball players -- Biography, African American athletes -- Biography, Johnson, Magic -- Biography
Published
1980

63. Family, friends proud of their Hall of Famers

Author

Unger, Norman O.

Subjects
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum -- Membership, Baseball players -- Achievements and awards, Aaron, Hank -- Achievements and awards, Robinson, Frank -- Achievements and awards
Published
1982

68. EBONY UPDATE: George Foreman.

Author

Unger, Norman O.

Subjects
*AFRICAN American boxers, *BOXING, *FUNDRAISING, *SCHOLARSHIPS, *AFRICAN American students
Abstract

The article focuses on the return to boxing of former heavyweight champion, George Foreman. In 1977 after two losses in his career, Foreman decided to stop and became a pastor where he found a new mission which brought him back to fighting again professionally. He explains that he does not need a comeback for personal wealth but to raise funds for the George Foreman Scholarship in Journalism. He recognizes the need to assist many African American students who could not graduate because of financial problems.

Published
1987

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