Two Coatesville, PA. Boxers are dealing with injuries from mental boxing. Former featherweight master IBF Calvin “Silky Glossy” and once defeated weighty Jimmy Clark are in nursing facilities suffering from dementia.

Growve is in the Phoenix Center in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania and although his appearance is good, considering that he has about forty pounds heavier, and his memory of his previous career is invalid. I was told that he could not go to the toilet alone with fear that he would want to leave the object, not knowing where he was heading for the former assistant coach Claude Mangum.

In the early professional times, Grove was in the camp of coach John Traitz and assistant coach Mangum in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. In the end, Grove moved to Texas as part of the boxing promotion of Josephine Abercrombie.

Grove won the IBF Feather championship in France, beating Master Antonio “Tonito” Rivera, 17-4-1, with Puerto Rico after stopping in four rounds.

In the second defense, Grove went to Mexico against Mexican Jorge Paez, 25-2-1, with a 32-0 record with Paez, winning most of the decisions and winning the title of Grove.

Two fights later in the rematch again in Mexico, Grove was detained in the eleventh round. In the next fight, the title of IBF USBA Super Feather Wweight won, defeating Anthony English in Moscow, Russia. Two more wins and was detained by Bernard “BT Express” Taylor, 40-2-2, in eleven rounds, and then in the majority in Recent York.

Grove won another three fights, then lost to the club fighter Bryant Paden, 14-7-3, in eight rounds in the legendary blue horizon in Philadelphia. Then he defeated Regillio Tur, 28-1-1, divided by the title, winning the Title Stana Recent York.

Then Grove lost to the WBC champion Super Super Feather Azumah “Professor” Nelson, 34-2-1, by decision in Nevada. He returned well, winning his next five fights, including from the former featherweight master IBF Troy Dorsey, 12-6-4, in Blue Horizon.

In the next two fights, Grove detained the former world champion of 3-Division Jeff Fenech, 26-1-1 in Australia. Again, “down” defeated the former Australian master and the community of the nations of Lester Ellis, 35-3, divided by decision. In addition, he defeated WBC Continental Pete Taliaferro, 24-1, according to a divided decision in Mississippi.

Grove ended his career 2-5 stopped four times. The first in WBC World Lightweight Title Fight Miguel Angel Gonzalez, 34-0. Then by the master WBA Intercontinental Angel “El Diablo” Manfredy, 12-2-1, super feather champion IBF Arturo “Thunder” Gatti, 27-1 and in his last fight with IBF and WBC Delicate Direter Born Living in Australia Kostya “Thunder Z Down Under” Tyu, 19-1, 19-1, 19-1, in the first round. He ended his career at 49-10, he was detained seven times. Why, especially slow in his career, was introduced with a few Ibhof induts?

These seven arrests took their number of opinions in 1998. His memory disappeared because of his previous boxing career when I talked to him.

Heavyweight of the heavyweight Jimmy Clark, in Amateurs in 1975, lost to the future world champion Michael Doks for the title of Aau. In 1976 he lost to the future world champion John Tate in gold gloves. In 1977 he defeated Russian Igor Vysotsky in a double Russian and USA competition. In the same year, in the semi -final he defeated the future world champion Tony “TNT” Tubbs and the future world champion Greg Page for the title of National Golden Gloves.

In 1978 he lost to the 3-time gold Olympic medalist Cuban Teofilo Stevenson, once in Cuba and twice in the USA.

In Clark, professionals had a 18-1 record with 16 stops. He had 16-0 at a time when he lost to Reggie Gross, 15-3, in nine rounds in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Aunt, who was close to the died two weeks before the fight and refused to withdraw from the fight, but mentally had a weighty weight. After two wins, he finished the competition with Kimmuel Odum, 9-2, in 1989.

Clark said coach Angelo Dundee was involved in several fights with him.

Clark is located in the Towne Manor East facility in Norristown, Pennsylvania. He mentioned many Philly fighters from the past, but half a dozen times asked if I know Duke Dugent, who led the 23rd friend in Philadelphia. During our second meeting, I brought him a photo of the duugent, me and “Cyński” by Joe Harris Philly, whom I tried to reinstall after discovering with a blind eye. His face brightened, seeing the exquisite.

Both the inhabitants of Grove and Clark from the same city of Coatesville are in the 13th round of life suffering from boxing injuries.