Subject: Sportspage 2

Basketball team photo with James Gray kneeling on the left.

James Adams and Maseo Campbell, like many young family men of Lakeland, were members of the community’s baseball team. These two gentlemen, shown in the late 1950s, were both teammates and cousins. The popularity of the games diminished in the 1970s, and Lakeland stopped fielding a team late in that decade. (Courtesy of Elizabeth Hicks Campbell Adams.)

On the basketball court during the 1970-71 season at Parkdale High School. James Gray is seen center front with Douglas Few just behind him.

Presented by Lakeland Community Heritage Project at University of Maryland baseball field

Four of the five news clippings are names of team members (from Parkdale and other schools) in different basketball leagues. These leagues include AA, All Metropolitian, All-County, and AA finalists. The final clipping is a Parkdale win against Mackin on Parkdale's floor 83-56.

Lakeland's primary ballfield Pierce Avenue

These are 10 of the best all-met players that played in the all-met and all-star teams from the area leagues.

CP Dream Team basketball team pictured at Embry AME Church. The church sponsored this team made up of friends of the church and Lakeland community members. Coaches shown are Earl Hawkins far left, back far right Dwight Brooks and far right front Reginald Gaskins

Woodbury NJ

The University at Buffalo expected and received a massive crowd for its debut game for Coach Turner Gill. Past games set the standard for this game's crowd. Though very pleased with the crowd turn-out, concerns didn't disappear from their minds about the defensive line. But in a show of unity, the team wears the same attire to the game. They come out hand-in-hand from the tunnel with uniforms in a show of strength.

Parkdale High School Basketball

Eastern A.A.U. 1954

On the left page, the basketball team. On the right, a collage of various sports and athletes.

Officer Powers in photo collected for production of one in a series of sports cards to honor Lakelanders and participants in the Lakeland Stars basketball events. these games were held during heritage weekend for several years. They featured play by local youth and members of local police agencies

Woodbury, NJ 7-4-56 220 YD Relay

Awarded to Carl Cager

Awarded to Carl Cager AAU Olympic Development Program, Gold

Lakelander yearbook

Baseball player standing with glove .In cropped image

In Lakeland in the area of Paint Branch Elementary School and College Park Community Center

Washington Evening Star Games Exchange Club 100 yard dash Silver

From Prince Georges County Teacher's Association to Mary Day of Lakeland Senior High School for third place performance in the Hop, Skip and Jump

Awarded to Carl Cager Figure with laurel wreath Amateur Athletic Union of the United States MDCCCLXXXVII Mile Relay 54 silver award included a pin

George Randall is mentioned under the triple jump category. His scoring and schooling (Parkdale) are mentioned as well.

Maryland White Sox of Lakeland

Parkdale Cheerleader

George Randall playing in a basketball game against St. Anthony's. He was a junior at Parkdale HS

Youth basketball team from College Park Boy's Club

George Randall was on his college basketball team at St. Mary's Maryland. Picture was taken 1971

George Randall blocking a shot at his college game.

The College Park boy's club baseball team in 1967.

Panthers win a track meet. George Randall wins the high jump and 2 other portions of the meet.

George Randall received an award letter from the College Park Boy's Club for winning the PGC boys club championship. The letter also mentions the first, second, third, and fourth place winners will receive awarded medals, the trophy, and a banquet.

George Randall is mentioned under the triple jump category. His scoring and schooling (Parkdale) are mentioned as well.

A jump shot from George Randall collection but no visible sight of him

Darkened photo of Parkdale game. Randall playing in-game with other Parkdale teammates.

Duplicate of: 04876 (colorless). A picture of the Prince George's County Boys Club track team champions in 1965. George Randall is a part of that team

The back of the photo of the PGCBC Track team champions.