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Basketball Captain Ed Smith has a broken right leg and John Stevenson, Smith's substitute, has a probable fractured foot, X-rays taken yesterday revealed. Smith will definitely be unable to play for at least a month; Stevenson may be able to play in the Crimson's western trip which opens December...
Stevenson played the rest of the game, and ended it without any sign of a limp. Yesterday morning his foot hurt, and he had X-rays taken, which indicated either a broken bone in the arch of his right foot or a bad bruise...
Smith had a routine X-ray taken after he scrimmaged in practice yesterday afternoon to check up on his right leg. The print showed, as others had failed to, that the leg was clearly broken. Doctors have told the Eastern League's fourth highest scorer for last year that he may be able to work out after a month has passed...
...enough health centers operating, with doctors practicing in groups, and it also wanted more pay and more hospital privileges for general practitioners. It urged a nominal charge (as little as 70? a week) for board & lodging in hospitals, and a token fee of 28? towards the cost of each X-ray film and each pair of spectacles...
...bomb project, Gardner worked at Oak Ridge and Los Alamos. As one colleague put it, his brain was "one of the nation's great natural resources." When he returned to Berkeley in 1945, his disease was well advanced. He complained of fatigue and shortness of breath. X-ray examination of his chest showed fibrosis in both lungs. But no one could tell the cause; no treatment did any good. He had hardly enough strength for laboratory desk work...