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By DAVID BULLA
Chronicle Sports Editor
The boxing program at the old
Patterson Avenue YMCA,
suspended since the Y moved to
the new Winston Lake facility in
May, has reached the end.
The Winston Lake YMCA's
Executive Board voted 16-5 last
week to terminate the competitive
boxing program. It was one of
several "special-interest" programs
the Y's Program Committee
evaluated for the board.
At this point, nothing has been
put its place. However, the
bo$frd \inanimously approved a
recommendation by the Program
Committee to find out if enough
support exists for a noncompetitive
program.
"The Program Committee
submitted a report that asks us to
survey the membership on a boxing
program that would be constructed
on the same lines of any
of our other youth programs,"
Winston Lake Y Executive Director
Norman Joyner said. "If
there is enough support, then we
would search for an instructor."
Joyner stressed that the program
would be for youths only.
He also said he had not decided
how much of a response would be
needed to implement a non
cumpeiuive program, wnich
Prep Honor Roll
Bitting hel
improve re
Jacques Bitting raced 89 yards
for a touchdown on a kickoff
return and blocked a punt to lead
Parkland past Glenn 28-6 ....
East's Maurice Robinson ran
for 175 yards and two
touchdowns to lead East past
Davie County 20-12 ....
Bobby Paige had a 25-yard
touchdown run to cap unbeaten
West's 21-8 win over previously
unbeaten Carver ....
/
~ Teammate Derrick Byers completed
15 of 20 passes for 134
yards and two touchdowns. The
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ucdiiuiau rui f\ooeri wail tor a
5-yard score and Jeff Ebert for a
4-yard TD ....
Titan linebacker Donald Ford
had 10 tackles to spearhead a
defensive effort that limited
Carver to 65 total yards ....
Fernando Horn led Carver's
defense with seven tackles ....
John Ingwersen kicked two
field goals and an extra point to
help North past Reynolds 13-0.
Ingwersen made field goals of 34
and 42 yards ....
Teammates Willie Chaplin and
Andrea Gould combined to block
a Demon punt that Kevin Bottoms
recovered and raced 14
yards with for a touchdown. It
was North's fourth touchdown
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In Midgets attempts to intercept
llO could not hnlri nn Inhntn h?
xr..
ive boxing 1
would develop 4'fundamentals
and stress the overall YMCA
philosophy."
"I don't have a number at this
time." he said. "I'll have to talk
to my staff about it."
If his office went ahead with a
search for an instructor, Joyner
said, the job would be a part-time
or volunteer position. "We have
programs set up already that are
run in this fashion," he said.
"But you've got to have a working
number of interested people.
One, two, three or four interested
parties is not enough."
The YMCA philosophy, according
to Joyner, produces an atmosphere
of fun in the gymnasium,
places importance on
fitness and instills self-esteejn.
Among the special-interest
programs that have been included
in the fall schedule are karate,
gymnastics and football.
Coach James Ford, who had
been running the competitive
boxing program at the old Patterson
Avenue facility, disagreed
with the Program Committee. He
believes there is plenty of support
for competitive Jsoxing in the
community and was miffed that
he was not asked to comment.
"They avoided talking to me
about the program," Ford said.
"Joyner asked me why I wasn't
'ps Parkland
icord to 3-0
off an opposition punt this
season. The Vikings blocked one
punt each against West and
Greensboro Dudley, scoring both
times. They also recovered an errant
Dudley punt snap for a
touchdown ....
Reynolds' David Devine had
14 solo hits in the loss to North
Prep Poop
West played without Herman
McKinnie, who sprained an ankle
against Glenn the Drevious week.
The Titans hope to have
McKinney back for Friday's
game at North Davidson ....
Parkland is ranked 10th in this
week's Greensboro News &.
Record 4-A poll. It's the first
time this season a Forsyth County
team has cracked that top 10
Is Brian Howard signed, sealed
and delivered to the University of
North Carolina? Maybe not, but
Howard recently had his second
visit from North Carolina Coach
Dean Smith.
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terminated
at the board meeting to air my
views. But they told me earlier it
wasn't an open meeting, so I
couldn't just walk in on the
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they could make a report without
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Ford had run the program the _ j
last two years after veteran mentor
Austin Benjamin took ill.
Ford has been training his boxers
outdoors since May.
Benjamin coached a long line
of champions, including Joe
McFadden, who fought an ex- J
hibition with Joe Louis in the
1950s. At ~>ne point, there were
so many gov. H boxers in the program
thai V*e-- now-defunct?
WTOB TV usee to air weekly
bouts.
Meanwhile, Fora kept the
flame going by traili ng such
outstanding boxers as Kent
Hardee, who recently signed with
Don King, and Cassius Ford, the
coach's son and, like Hardee, a
participant in the most recent !
Pan Am Games.
"The ones who made the deci- .
sion don't know how much it
costs to run a boxing program,"
said Benjamin, who frequently
kept the program going by spending
his own money. "It didn't
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