(Basketball players were long referred to as cagers).
Basketball players, after all, were once known as "cagers," because the frantic early gameplay didn't include an out-of-bounds rule, meaning that possession fell to a first-grab-first-served style of scrumming that often spilled into the crowd.
Mere basketball couldn't thrill me at all, with its string-beany cagers, and football players looked like safe doors with legs.
One of those who fled, Cager Lee, was struck on the head, fell to the ground, and was kicked.
The afternoon Jackson died, Bevel went to see Cager Lee and Jackson's mother and sister.
Chris Cager A. The black youth in the United States have always represented some form of hip-hop culture.
Special mention too to Henry G Sanders as Cager Lee (grandfather of the slain Jimmie Lee Jackson) whose few scenes are among the film's most moving.
In a charming poem that was later published in the New York Times, he half-apologized for the final result, revealing a bit of the insecurity that dogged his creative life: These psalms are a simple and modest affair, Tonal and tuneful and somewhat square, Certain to sicken a stout John Cager With its tonics and triads in E-flat major.
On August 20th, Cager Lee, whose father had been sold in a slave market, registered to vote.
During White's decade-long career as the reigning youth basketball coach at tiny Cauldwell Park and Playground in the South Bronx, White taught the fundamentals of the game to hundreds of teenagers — including Willie Worsley, Nevil Shed and Willie Cager, three Bronx youngsters who later gained national fame as starters on the 1966 Texas Western College team.
