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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

09 Jun 1982

Page 11

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1982

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11

Blond Bomber boxer Teddy Brown overcomes temper through boxing

Teddy Brown endured a hip disease and leg injuries from a young age and faced teasing before boxing at the Augusta Boxing Club changed his life. In the 70-pound division for 12 to 13 year olds he won Georgia Golden Gloves and American Boxing Federation Junior Olympic titles, improved grades, and found a constructive outlet for aggression.

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Teddy Brown Brown Aiken County Michigan Wanda Watkins Augusta Boxing Club Augusta Georgia Golden Gloves American Boxing Federation Harry Brown Theo Brown Chris Parker Parker Bomber Noah Newman Sr Aiken Tommy Brown Teddy Tommy
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Was Satchel Paige the greatest pitcher in baseball

Satchel Paige died in Kansas City at age 75 after a heart attack. The veteran star, lauded by Dizzy Dean as the best he had seen, bridged baseball’s color line in 1948 with the Cleveland Indians. Paige’s birth in Mobile and Civil War era lineage are noted.

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Kansas City Dean Paige Ol’ Satchel Paige
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Lakers win 1982 NBA title over 76ers 114-104

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led the Los Angeles Lakers to a 114-104 win over the Philadelphia 76ers, clinching the NBA Championship in the 1981-82 season. Magic Johnson posted a triple double in the prior Game 6, while Julius Erving led Philly with 30 points.

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Los Angeles Lakers Magic Johnson Kurt Rambis Lakers Philadelphia 76Ers LOS Angeles National Basketball Association Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Abdul-Jabbar Earvin Magic” Johnson 76Ers Philadelphia Wilkes Nixon Andrew Toney Abdul- Jabbar Julius Erving Toney Billy Cunningham
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