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11. A Fast Count

Used car mogul and TV personality Ruth Beetson-White ( Mary Frann ) is the power broker in the local boxing scene. Rockford owns a 5% share in promising young fighter Jesus Hernandez ( Steven Bauer ), but since Jesus is shut out of the televised matches the investment is worthless. When Rockford complains to Hernandez's trainer-manager, Morry Hawthorne ( Kenneth McMillan ), he learns that Morry is up to his neck in fraud and bribery allegations. Rockford comes to believe the troubles are all…

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Used car mogul and TV personality Ruth Beetson-White ( Mary Frann ) is the power broker in the local boxing scene. Rockford owns a 5% share in promising young fighter Jesus Hernandez ( Steven Bauer ), but since Jesus is shut out of the televised matches the investment is worthless. When Rockford complains to Hernandez's trainer-manager, Morry Hawthorne ( Kenneth McMillan ), he learns that Morry is up to his neck in fraud and bribery allegations. Rockford comes to believe the troubles are all part of a Beetson-White plot to gain control of Hernandez. With Bert Kramer, Carl Anderson, Don Starr, Len Wayland, Lawrence P. Casey, Rosa Turich, Woody Eney and John Kerry.

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