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Teenage & Senior Mr. Eastern America Muscle Show 1967 IFBB TEENAGE & SENIOR MR. EASTERN AMERICA MUSCLE SHOW BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1967 8 P.M. On the cover: 1966 IFBB TEENAGE & SENIOR MR. EASTERN AMERICA winners, Rock Stonewall (SENIOR, left) and Tommy Aybar (TEENAGE). \VHAT IS A TROPHY? 'Vhat is a trophy? It is a symbol of success. It says, "My owner is a winner - a champion, and I will remind him and all who see me through the years of his victory." Yes, it is also a lasting memorial that inspires its possessor to climb to even greater heights. We are determined to advance bodybuilding. The trophy is one of our tools. It says to the bodybuilder, "I am your reason for building your muscles, so that you may experience the thrill of competitive sport, so that you may win me and all I represent, :'O that the world may see and bring you fame and fortune, so that you may continue to he inspired and climb to the top, so that you may inspire others to follow in your shadow." Who provides our trophies? We do. Occasionally, we accept a donation from a pri­ vate individual who has a special interest, or who wishes to create a new award. For example, tonight Leroy Colbert of the World Health & Sport Center is donating the Best Arms trophies. Fitting; he is famous for his ~Oi" arms. Dr. Jules Levine of the R & J '"' Health Club is donating a trophy to the Best Poser. A chiropractor, he knows how difficult it is to exhibit the muscles. AI Townsend, who has assisted backstage, is donat­ ing a trophy to the Most Promising Teenager, thereby creating a new award. It is vital, he feels, that youngsters who are not among the winners be given an opportunity to compete for a prize within their :r:each; such a prize would encourage a beginner with potential to strive for ultimate victory. All winners are chosen by our expert judges, not the donors. We do, however, encourage the donors to make the presentations. Would you like to create a new award and donate a trophy at a future IFBB contest held here at the Academy? The next event is on September ~3rd, and if you are inter-. ested, send your ideas to Bud Parker, 801 Palisade .Ave., Union City, N . J. THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF BODYBUILDERS presents THE 1967 TEENAGE & SENIOR MR. EASTERN AMERICA MUSCLE SHOW SPONSORED BY Ben Weider, President, IFBB Joe Weider, Chief, IFBB PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY Bud Parker, American Director, IFBB l ASSISTANTS TO THE DIRECTOR Joe Genovese James McClure Paul Thomas Jon Twichell J MUSICAL DIRECTOR Marty Kaye Bud Parker, Master of Ceremonies PART I National Anthem . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Contestants Adagio Supreme ................................................................................ The DiJon's T eenage Mr. Eastern America . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Competition INTERMISSION PART II Dr. Rachel Copelan & Her Siberian Wolfhound ...... ............ .. ... .. .. Copelan & Boris Senior Mr. Eastern America ................................... ... ............... ............... Competition Mr. Universe ...................................................................................... 1967 Winner Winners/ Awards ................................................... ............................................. All JUDGES FOR THE COMPETITION Tommy Aybar, Teenage Mr. Eastern America Ed Jubinville, IFBB New England Director 1 Dr. Jules Levine, Chiropractor J Tom Minichiello, IFBB New York Director Barba Roja, Gimnasio Latino Lud Shusterich, IFBB European Director Dr. Kimon Voyages, Chiropractor Dr. Craig Whitehead, U. S. Air Force PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE CONTESTANTS MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED - WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE IFBB PARTIAL LIST OF CONTESTANTS (Those Registered As Of May 18, 1967) Senior Teenage ROMAN AUSTIN ROBERT ASCOLESE Bellerose, N. Y. Clark, N . J. ANDREW BACCHIARO KARL BROWN Brooklyn, N. Y. Hollis, N. Y. JOE BONOMO TARANCE DRAFTS Ill Valley Stream, N . Y. Hollis, N. Y. LEON BROWN LOUIS EPPOLITO Staten Island, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. TONY CARROLL JOHN EVANS E. Elmhurst, N. Y. W. Islip, N. Y . JOHN CATANESE GLYlNN GESNER Brooklyn, N . Y. Fall River, Mass. EDDIE DAVIS MARTIN GOLDING Elizabeth, N.J. Hollis, N. Y. DANIELE DuBOIS JOHN IACOBELLI Brooklyn, N. Y. New York, N. Y. TONY FERRIOLA HERMAN KLAUS Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. RICHARD FICKEN ALVIN LAWRENCE Hoboke·n, N. J. Chicago, Ill. WARREN FREDERICK VINCENT LOCK, JR. Bronx, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. ELLIOT GILCHRIST DAVE MASTORAKIS Bronx, N. Y. Granby, Mass. ED GIULIANI EVERETT McCARJTHY Brooklyn, N . Y. N . Bellmore, N. Y. AL HERMANN VICTOR MIRANDA Brooklyn, N. Y. Jersey City, N.J. HECTOR HERNANDEZ JOHN NICHOLS Brooklyn, N. Y. Austin, Texas CLINTON JOSEPHS SAL QUI NTANA Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. PAUL MASTROPASQUA VINNIE RENO Jersey City, N.J. Staten Island, N . Y. AMADO OLIVIERI JOE RICHARDS Bronx, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y1. DAVID SHEPPARD New York, N. Y. MANUEL VARGAS Bronx, N.Y. FRANK ZANE Tompa, Flo, GOTH-AM MUSCLE TALK Where do visiting bodybuilders go first in New York? The Empire State Building? No. Macy's? No. They head for Times Square, location of the famous Mid-City Health Club, 210 West 42nd Street (LO 5-9318). The gym boasts a large workout area with posing platform, expert supervision, modern training equipment, "Veider 'health foods counter and juice bar, sun and sauna rooms, outdoor solarium, and a wrestling room. This is where the stars train, and you're invited to stop by for a visit and a free intro­ ductory workout. Low membership rates. Genial owner Tom 1\iinichiello has a great offer going - purchase your supply of Crash Weight-Gaining Formula 7 or Super Pro "101" at the Mid-City (at regular prices) and train free for a week. The nimble fingers of Dr. Kimon Voyages, one of the country's leading chiroprac­ tors, really know how to keep you feeling fit. His clients include many top bodybuilders and sports personalities - men who must remain healthy and fit. Phone Dr. Voyages at his Manhattan office for a free consultation - llO "Vest 34th Street (CH. 4-4609). His Long Island office is located at 236 East Beverly Parkway, in Valley Stream (LO. 1-7895). Brooklyn! The Academy ... Coney Island . once, the Dodgers. What else do you think of? The R & J Health Club, 2603 Avenue U (6-J.S-141.5). What's the attrac­ tion? A great gym for bodybuilders, weightlihers, power lifters, and weight watchers; supervised training, juice bar, steam cabinets, massage. Air-conditioned, too. Additions this fall include a women's gym, health foods outlet, and sauna bath. Owned and oper­ ated by chiropractor, Dr. ,Jules Levine. Shop with the stars of Muscledom and Broadway when you buy health foods. That's what happens when you visit Leroy Colbert at the World Health & Sport Center, 2320 Broadway, corner of 84th Street in Manhattan (TR. 4-8074) . This health foods and exercise equipment outlet is stocked with the latest from the Weider Research Clinic - and Leroy is always on hand with training- advice. Something new this year - a selec­ tion of posing trunks and tee shirts for the man with muscles. Stop by soon. Having trouble keeping track of our contest dates? Get yourself a Muscleman Cal­ endar - a large wall calendar of twelve pages, o~e for each month, each page boasting a large photograph of a leading bodyb-uilder, such as Larry Scott, Harold Poole~ Dave Draper;· Frank Zane. Great as Christmas gifts - and inexpensive ($1). You can still order 1967 calendars; 1968 calendars ready this fall. Why not place your order now? Exclusive - from Ed Jubinville, P. 0. Box 6G~, Holyoke, Mass. Send $1 for each cal­ endar ordered. If you like our trophies, and if you have a sports or hobby event coming up that demands the best in prizes - contact Arthur Schneider of the Atlantic Trophy Co., 17 5 Fifth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y. (-477-85-40). Tell him we sent you, for a special discount. Soon in this area, Dave Draper's latest movie, "Don't Make Waves," co-starring Tony Curtis, Claudia Cardinale, and Sharon Tate. Dave's just signed a long-term con­ tract. You'll be seeing a lot of him at the movies -and on our stage. Read MUSCLE BUILDER and MR. AMERICA/ALL-AMERICAN ATHLETE monthly. You'll especially want copies of those issues devoted to reporting the results o.f tonight's competitions. THE 112 PAGE WORLD'S !/, '\1 fl THE WEIDEH TONNAGE SYSTEM For Swidmg LDrger Arms­ LEADING Chest-Back-legs CHRISTOPHER FORDE Wilt HE BE OUR NEXT MUSCLE MR. UNIVERSE? r~re 6I1111t Gt.J!If w-,111 rr Ned-52' JZ' 'IIJ~$1-27" rh11h TENS Yt~uHowHt 81Jsi!Hu8«1y-£JfJJetW.Rou!lflf.Dttl RUSSIAN CHIEF COACH BUILDING TALKS OUT ON HOW HE DEVELOPS OLYMPIC WEIGHTLIFTIIQ MAGAZINES CHAMPIOIIS t.;resiS::tQ"J-toH,p Wett~Jt!rhitrtl/tvlftr-Wr-tlls.Ret:tt!IS (JHI/IrE-fJ.et~us-t:mmlqv~pmtt!l l#.lmi.tsutrs-Phflltl>tllheC~s New format ... 82 pages of inspiring stories, exercises, diets, photographs and reports on the champions- written and prepared by the world 1 s leading authorities on bodybuilding1 weightlifting1 power lifting1 sports and nutrition. On your corner newsstand monthly. JOE WEIDER, Publisher & Exec. Editor BEN WEIDER, Canadian & Foreign Editor BUD PARKER, Editor: Muscle B~tilder LUD SHUSTERICH, European Director DAVE DRAPER, Editor: Mr. America/ OSCAR STATE, British TVeightlifting Editor All-American Athlete LARRY SCOTT, Contrib1tting Editor JOE GENOVESE, East Coast Editor HAROLD POOLE, Contributing Editor DICK TYLER, West Coast Editor CHUCK SIPES, Contributing Editor HAL WARNER, F eatw·es Editor VINCE GIRONDA, Contributing Editor RICHARD SIMONS, Features Editor Jl'RANK ZANE, Contributing Editor JON TWICHELL, Features Editor DENNIS WALDROP, Art Editor LEROY COLBERT, Bodybuilding Editor JIMMY CARUSO, Director of Photography ARMAND TANNY, Power Lifting Editor RUSS WARNER, W est Coast Photographer AL MURRAY, lVeightlifting E_ditor ARLEEN TAYLOR, Business Manager JOE WEIDER BEN WEIDER BUD PARKER JON TWICHELL LEROY COLBERT LARRY SCOTT DAVE DRAPER CARUSO AN IFBB fORECAST JUNE 4: EASTERN AMERICA POWER LIFTING CHAMPIONSHIPS ..
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