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Coach Morgan Keynote Speaker for
Fordham
By David Greene
Hall of Fame coach Morgan Wootten will deliver
the keynote speech at a dinner that will benefit the
Fordham University basketball team.
The "Fordham University Men's Basketball Tip-Off
Dinner" will be held on Monday, November 3, at the
Roosevelt Hotel on Madison Avenue in Manhatn.
Wootten is expected to be joined by Fordham head
coach Dereck Whittenburg, as well as fellow
coaches and staff during the annual fundraising
benefit.
Wootten coached DeMartha High School for an
unprecedented five decades and is remembered as
the winningest coach in high school history; he has
sent more players to the National Basketball
Association (NBA) than any other coach.
Coach Wootten retired with a record of 1,274 -
192 and was inducted into the Basketball Hall of
Fame in October, 2000.
This year the Rams will honor former player
Michael Fitzgerald, a player from 1952 - 1965, and
a graduate of the Class of '65.'
Tickets for the benefit dinner are available at
$150 and up and can be obtained by calling Alex
Morr at (212) 636-6489.
Tickets for the Fordham Rams 2008 - 2009
season go on sale on October 28, and can be
purchased by calling (718) 817-4300.
PHOTO 1: An annual dinner benefiting the
Fordham Rams Men's Basketball Team will be held
on November 3, 2008 Photo courtesy of Fordham
University
Fordham
By David Greene
Hall of Fame coach Morgan Wootten will deliver
the keynote speech at a dinner that will benefit the
Fordham University basketball team.
The "Fordham University Men's Basketball Tip-Off
Dinner" will be held on Monday, November 3, at the
Roosevelt Hotel on Madison Avenue in Manhatn.
Wootten is expected to be joined by Fordham head
coach Dereck Whittenburg, as well as fellow
coaches and staff during the annual fundraising
benefit.
Wootten coached DeMartha High School for an
unprecedented five decades and is remembered as
the winningest coach in high school history; he has
sent more players to the National Basketball
Association (NBA) than any other coach.
Coach Wootten retired with a record of 1,274 -
192 and was inducted into the Basketball Hall of
Fame in October, 2000.
This year the Rams will honor former player
Michael Fitzgerald, a player from 1952 - 1965, and
a graduate of the Class of '65.'
Tickets for the benefit dinner are available at
$150 and up and can be obtained by calling Alex
Morr at (212) 636-6489.
Tickets for the Fordham Rams 2008 - 2009
season go on sale on October 28, and can be
purchased by calling (718) 817-4300.
PHOTO 1: An annual dinner benefiting the
Fordham Rams Men's Basketball Team will be held
on November 3, 2008 Photo courtesy of Fordham
University
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STAR BOXING AT
ROSELAND...
by David Greene
A night of Star Boxing
hosted by Morris
Park-based promoter
Joe DeGuardia
featured the return of
"Crazy" Eddie Irizarry,
the Bronxchester
Boxing Club-based
featherweight, held at
the Roseland Ballroom
on Wednesday,
October 29.
Irizarry celebrated
Halloween early,
wearing a mask into the
ring, before he easily
stopped young
challenger Jose
Zamora, who was
making his pro debut,
in round two.
ROSELAND...
by David Greene
A night of Star Boxing
hosted by Morris
Park-based promoter
Joe DeGuardia
featured the return of
"Crazy" Eddie Irizarry,
the Bronxchester
Boxing Club-based
featherweight, held at
the Roseland Ballroom
on Wednesday,
October 29.
Irizarry celebrated
Halloween early,
wearing a mask into the
ring, before he easily
stopped young
challenger Jose
Zamora, who was
making his pro debut,
in round two.
Irizarry improved to (4-0, 2 KO's.) In other action, Yonkers Police Sargent Bryant Pappas
improved to (7-0, 7 KO's) with a first round stoppage of Chris Morton of Little Rock, AK.
In other action Vinny Maddalone improved his record to (31-4, 22 KO's) with a second round
knock-out over Terrell Nelson. In the main event, "Mighty" Mike Arnaoutis (21-2-2, 10 KO's)
gave a dominating performance, earning him the unanimous decision over junior welterweight
Ben Ankrah of Ghana. The entire event was broadcast live over the Internet site: www.
Gofightlive.com
improved to (7-0, 7 KO's) with a first round stoppage of Chris Morton of Little Rock, AK.
In other action Vinny Maddalone improved his record to (31-4, 22 KO's) with a second round
knock-out over Terrell Nelson. In the main event, "Mighty" Mike Arnaoutis (21-2-2, 10 KO's)
gave a dominating performance, earning him the unanimous decision over junior welterweight
Ben Ankrah of Ghana. The entire event was broadcast live over the Internet site: www.
Gofightlive.com
- PHOTO 1: South Bronx' "Crazy" Eddie Irizarry steps in the ring celebrating Halloween.
- PHOTO 2: "Crazy" Eddie Irizarry (left) drops Jose Zamora to the canvas at the Roseland
Ballroom. - PHOTO 3: "Crazy" Eddie Irizarry stands over and taunts challenger Jose Zamora
- PHOTO 4: "Crazy" Eddie Irizarry of the Bronxchester Boxing Club on Randall Avenue,
celebrates victory at the Roseland Ballroom - PHOTO 5: Yonkers Police Sargent Bryant Pappas (right) pounds on Chris Morton of
Little Rock, during his first-round victory - Photos by David Greene
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