| Promoter: Tournament Director for all tournaments held in Winston Salem during the period 1948-1962 |
| Encouraged Randall Jones to assume leadership responsibilities for promoting horseshoes in the 1950's & 1960's |
| Assisted Randall Jones in directing tournaments held at Miller Park during the period 1963-1968 |
| Influenced Jack Springer, Recreation & Parks Director at Statesville, to become involved in promoting horseshoes in the 1960's |
| Served the City of Winston Salem by supporting recreational activities during the period 1947-1978 |
| Served as Recreation & Parks Director of Winston Salem during the period 1963-1976 |
| Served as Recreational Consultant to the City Manager during the period 1976-1978 |
| Promoted horseshoes and other sports with such vigor that he worked 10 straight years without a vacation. |
| Designed specific instructions / details on how to build pitching boxes and horseshoe courts in 1950. The designs were also used to build the courts in Statesville and throughout the Southeastern states. |
| Organized the Winston Salem Horseshoe Pitching Association which was active in 1950's & 1960's |
| Organized and made arrangements for the funding and building of the first 12 courts at Miller Park in the early 1950's |
| Served as National Chairman of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Horseshoe Committee which brought the national tournament to Winston Salem on at least three occasions (1958 1961, 1966) |
| Served as 3rd. Vice President of NCHPA in 1959. |
| Wrote an article for Amateur Athlete Magazine highlighting the 1961 NAAU Tournament held at Miller Park. |
| Presented a speech in 1965 at NC State University on " How To Conduct a Horseshoe Tournament". |
| Served as an unofficial resale outlet for selling horseshoes. The horseshoes were received on consignment from Ohio, 50 pair in each shipment. |
| Southeastern Class K Runner Up, 1968 |
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