Boxer to have smooth or Rocky road
Chris Reeder, a former high school and college footballer, turned pro boxer after inspired by Rocky. He trained from 178 pounds to light heavyweight, winning his first three pro bouts and 12 of 14 amateur fights. Reeder emphasizes hard work, aggression, and knowing when to quit if injuries mount.
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Anderson wins Philadelphia Junior Golf Championship
Todd Anderson, junior at Wilmington Friends School and son of former Phillies outfielder Harry “The Horse” Anderson, won the Philadelphia Junior Golf Championship at Llanerch CC. Beamon mounted a late challenge with a 30-foot birdie but Anderson answered with a 20-foot sand shot and two putts on the 17th to seal the title.
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Giants Trade Madlock In Bid For Pitching Help
The San Francisco Giants shuffled their lineup after a 6-5 loss to the Houston Astros. GM Spec Richardson said the team needs pitching help and traded Bill Madlock to Pittsburgh for Ed Whitson and Hector Cruz to Cincinnati for Pedro Borbon. Cesar Cedeno excelled for Houston as the Astros rallied from a 4-0 deficit. Ed Halicki, back from tonsilitis, admitted he lacked rhythm in his return.
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Brandywine Triumphs Over Ridley Springfield In Title Game
Brandywine Transmission coach Don Ciminera faced missing players as undfeated Ridley Springfield challenged Brandywine for Briarcliffe Girls Summer Basketball League playoff title. Despite late arrivals and first period scoring drought, Brandywine surged with strong free throw shooting led by Margie Mroz and Erin McMenamin. Mroz finished with 19 points as Brandywine pulled away 53-32 to claim the championship.
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Wimbledon seeds fall as upsets shake early rounds
At Wimbledon, Guillermo Vilas and Manuel Orantes joined upset victims as six seeds drop in two rounds. Vilas lost to Tim Wilkison in four sets, while Orantes was defeated by Gilles Moretton in five. Connors barely held off Marty Riessen amid a flurry of upsets involving other top seeds.
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