The Minority Voice, September 21-25, 2000


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- Cornerstone Missionary Anniversary....Church family and congregation gather at the Hilton Hotel to honor
the members who work so hard to help others during Hurricane Floyd. Cornerstone Missionary Baptist
- Church Pastor is Rev. Sidney Locks, shown posing for.our camera Publisher Jim Rouse. Mother Sis. Else
_ .- Rouse is shown with her neice and friends and Mr. and Mrs.Congleton

Photo by Jim Rouse

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j INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION.....Raised in the Oak Grove Community of Greenville, NC,
4 shown above wearing his Middleweight Championship Belt, which he still possess, is Bobby Heath.
| The son of Charlie & Emma Heath. Ms. Heath was present at ringside when her son won his new

; title. The match took place in Reading, Penn. where he now resides. Emma Heath photo

Bobby Heath wins WBF title

$ By John O'Connor

4 Eagle / Times

oThis one Ts for Steve Little. ?

Those were Bobby Heath's words after capturing

had a lot of support behind me. ?
Heath came after Winkler with a flurry after the
opening ball and opened up a cut above his right eye.
Winkler, whose record dropped to 14-3, was still

j Friday night with a fifth-round technical knockout when he decid

; over Philadelphia's Tyrone Winkler at Riveredge. ? Y head Dulied ana tates

j __ As Heath, wearing his championship belt, raised his said. oThere was no difference between this fight and

hands in glory and basked in the adulation of the parti- the last time I fought him except for the head-butting.

¢ San crowd, he couldn't help thinking of Little, the Read- The referee didn Tt say nothing about it. ?

"; ing boxing champion who Referee Gary Rosato in fact ruled that Winkler had

$ who: BG ey onpedy tert pac

3 Who Increased his reco! oIsp open to stay on the cut, ? Heath

y Out. oWhen I first came into there (King Ts Gym), he al- said. oHe kept coming in with his head a lot because
Ways to Tm following Sak aie in tanta ts Sen Oh agen, tit didn

An Al complain. ?

_ But even Heath was surprised when Winkler didn't The crowd had no complaints about four other
answer the bell for the sixth round in the scheduled 10- Berks County fighters who won their bouts prior to the

: main event.
After all, this was the same fighter Heath had to bat- Reading Craig Tomlinson (21.4, 14 KOs)
over Jerry 1 ala

"tle eight tough rounds to win a split decision in May in scored a
oe : , Boyertown's Shane Wells (3-0, 2 KOs) won his heavy-

, wes comet gout ? ~ Bee 4 . .

entzen of Trenton, N.J., in an
weight bout,

htheend result out over

the WBF Intercontinental welterweight championship feeling the effects of the blow that opened up the cut
oHe head-butted me in the first round, ? Winkler

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Title
The Minority Voice, September 21-25, 2000
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The 'M' voice : Eastern North Carolina's minority voice-since 1987. Greenville. N.C. : Minority Voice, inc. James Rouse, Jr. (1942-2017), began publication of The "M" Voice in 1987 with monthly issues published intermittently until 2010. At different times, the paper was also published as The "M"inority Voice and The Minority Voice. It focused on the Black community in Eastern North Carolina. Pages not displaying for this online item were missing from the original microfilm and could not be digitized.
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September 21, 2000 - September 25, 2000
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