During World War II, Boynton served as a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy Reserve.
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He was appointed the Physical Training and Welfare Officer at Jacksonville Naval Air Station, where he established streamlined operating programs on several naval bases throughout the southern United States.
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After graduating from college in 1921, Boynton took a job at Bethlehem Steel, located in Steelton, Pennsylvania.
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Some of his most notable games include the first Cotton Bowl Classic (then called “the Dixie Classic”) and the second Sugar Bowl.
Benny Goodman | Jack Benny | Benny Hill | Benny Andersson | Benny Carter | The Benny Hill Show | Benny Morris | Benny Golson | The Benny Goodman Story | Benny Urquidez | Benny Benassi | Buck Benny Rides Again | Boynton Beach, Florida | The Jack Benny Program | Frankie & Benny's | El Benny | Benny "The Jet" Urquidez | Benny Neyman | Benny Moré | Benny Lévy | Benny Leonard | Benny Hinn | Benny Boynton | Benny Borg | Benny Andersen | Sandra Boynton | Frankie & Benny's American Italian restaurant | Charles Boynton Knapp | Benny Sings | Benny Phillips |
He was part of an initiative to boost gate attendance for the Buffalo, New York franchise, mixing local talent such as Ailinger with big-name stars such as Benny Boynton, Eddie Kaw, Pete Calac and Swede Youngstrom.