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Doctors have moved Charles W. Bender '57, who suffered a deep gash in his chest last Saturday, from Massachusetts General Hospital to Stillman Infirmary. University officials reported the would to be the result of an accident...
...Columbia game last Saturday my date had the misfortune of being the target of a full can of beer thrown by an overly elated fan who hadn't the common decency to apologize to her when he saw she was injured. Be that as it may, she received a gash in the back of her head which required first-aid. Asking the ushers about a first-aid station in the stands, we were informed there wasn't any, but that a doctor should be in the medical room at Dillon Field House. At Dillon there was no doctor...
...Garden Ex-Marine Charley Norkus did his muscle-bound best to show Hurricane some fun. Tommy was easy to hit. and Norkus jolted him just often enough. By the time he had absorbed a deep gash over each eye, the Hurricane was really swirling, and apparently happy. Flailing fists from every direction, Tommy swarmed all over the slow-moving Norkus. By the fifth round he had the ex-marine hanging helpless on the ropes. Hurricane could not blow his man down, but the boxing commission had obviously taught him manners. He politely stepped back and let the referee stop...
Last week, however. Harlow had cause for real annoyance. He had a falling-out with Roommate Wepman. who had expected a small fortune, but had got only $120 for his work as a murderer's apprentice. Wepman hit Harlow over the head with a blackjack, leaving a gash which took 18 stitches to close. Worse, Wepman suffered pangs of conscience, and blabbed the story of the crime to a girl. The girl told her doctor. The doctor sent her to the police. The police arrested the pair...
...from a Northwestern single-wing halfback), "is the first to admit how much he must depend on the work of other players." The other players, in turn, depend on Graham. During a tight game with the San Francisco Forty-Niners earlier in the season, Graham suffered a severe face gash (only his second injury in eight years of pro ball). The wound required 15 stitches, but Graham went back into the game, completed nine of ten passes, and the Browns finally won, 23-21. Next night, Graham was back on his TV show, bandaged face and all. Characteristically, he begged...