Boxer Facing No. 1 World Contender
Harold Bennett of Winstdn
Salem will face the No. 1 contender
in the world in the Super Welter
Weight Boxing Match this week in
Madison Square Garden.
Bennett will face Aaron Davis,
who according to Bennett, is right
behind Terry Norris.
Bennett has been fighting since
he was S years old, almost 20 yean,
he said.
He has had at least 200 fights
and only k>si 12.
Tve fought all over the coun
try, France and all over the U.S.,"
fcennett said. "My manager, Jim
Westmoreland, set me up with this
fighL"
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"It's a once in a lifetime chal
lenge," he said.
"If I win this fight, it's going to
put me in a great position to get me
set up to fight for the title," Bennett
said. It will put me where Aaron
Davis is now."
Harold Bennett
3 -Pointer and Dunking Contest Held
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The 14th Street Recreation
Center held a 3-point shoot-out in
memory of Demond McMillian on
June 18.
In the 3-point shoot-out, first
place was taken by Wayne Baskin;
second place, Tim Skee; and third
place Jesse Byrd.
In the dunk contest, Nate Byrd
finished first, and Julius Minor
took second place.
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Jesse Byrd placed third in the
Nth Street basketball shootout
Julius Minor took second place in
the dunk contest
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14th Street Dancers
The modern dance class taught by Monica Johnson will perform at the Art in the Park Festival at the Sawtooth
Building in August. For information about the class , call the Nth Street Recreation Center at 727*2891.
Track Team Competes in Championships
Darius Brewington, Marquea
Heath and the 15- to 16-year-old
intermediate boys' team of the Tri
City Relay Track Club took time
out from AAU competition to com
pete in the National Age Group
Championships at Fetzer Field, Uni
versity of North Carolina at Chapel
The three-day meet attracted
over 2,400 athletes last weekend.
_ Heath, of the 9- to 10-year-old
division, won first place in the long
jump with a leap of 12' 3".
Brewington, of the 17- to 18
year-old division, won both the 100
and 200 meter dashes. He was
clocked at 10.5 in the 100 and 21.1
in the 200. This is the third time this
summer that he has won both
events.
The 15- to 16-year-olds also
ran well under very stiff competi
tion. Tyron Graham won fourth in
the 100 meter with a time of 10.9
seconds and took the silver medal in
the 200 meter with a time of 22.37.
Graham teamed with Mylon
Hughes, Ringo McKiver, Anthony
Little, Jeremy Charles and Freddie
Johnson to win second place in the
4 x 100 relay and third in the 4 x
400 relay.
These athletes and the rest of
the Tri-City team, totaling 48 ath
letes, will travel to Raleigh this
weekend to compete in the Region
III AAU Junior Olympics meet at
Sl Augustine College.
You may help sponsor the team
or make a contribution. You may
support the team's fund raising pro
jects. You may volunteer to coach
or assist with the team's Athletes
and Academics Tutoring Program.
The team's theme is "Running
and Jumping Away From Crime
and Drugs."
Crystal Tower* Apartments has a
shuffle board competition every
Tuesday from 8-10 turn. It is open
to anyone who is at least 50 years
old. (L. to r.): Steve Athertont
director , Mary Simpson and Mar -
jave Little.
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