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The injured firefighters were Antonio Timberlake, treated at Boston City Hospital for a sprained ankle and released, Edward Dowd, treated and released at Boston City Hospital for a hand injury, and Gerald Spitz, treated and released from New England Medical Center for a nose injury.
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Full text: [Boston Globe (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Dec 10, 1982
”Truck has been getting the shots and he has been in the flow of the game,” said Eddie Donovan, the Knicks’ director of player personnel. ”It’s amazing that when you get the shots, how much better you also rebound and play defense.” Cites Hand Injury ”It’s simple,” said [Bill Cartwright], who averaged 20 plus points in his first two seasons. ”I’m just getting the ball.” It will be interesting to see what happens to [Robinson] and Cartwright if King is ready to play tomorrow night when the Knicks open the second half of their season against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Madison Square Garden. The game will be the first of three against teams whose records are worse than the Knicks. New York plays at Chicago Friday and returnshome to meet the San Diego Clippers the following night. Sherod Sparks Victory ”We want to deal,” [Dave DeBusschere] said. ”but the other teams have cold feet.”
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GOLDAPER, SAM
Full text: [New York Times] Jan 24, 1983
[Ed Fiori], whose odd way of holding a golf club has earned him the nickname ”The Grip,” carded seven birdies, five on the front side, and no bogeys. [Mike Gove] also shot seven birdies, but he had to scramble to save par four times. Sidelined by Hand Injury ”I guess,” Gove mused, ”they must have seen 2-irons three inches from the cup all day long.” [Lanny Wadkins] Finds Water Wadkins, whose 10 victories include the Professional Golfers’ Association championship, the Tournament Players Championship, the Tournament of Champions and the World Series of Golf, shot eight birdies, but they were partly offset by two bogeys. The first was at the par-5 10th, where he drove into the water. ”I had a mental lapse,” Wadkins said. The other bogey came at the par-3 13th, where he dropped his tee shot into a greenside bunker, blasted out to four feet, then missed the putt.
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JOHN RADOSTA, Special to the New York Times
Full text: [New York Times] Feb 25, 1983
[WALKER] figures that by not speaking up he would automatically doom himself to another year at Pawtucket. Walker knows there are at least five players ahead of him in the system, and he is no longer considered an outfield prospect. As a utility infielder, Walker feels it is only a matter of time before he gets caught up in the numbers game again. He switched to the outfield and was expected to win a utility job after playing the position in winter ball. But a freak hand injury held Walker back and opened the door for Reid Nichols to move ahead of him. Walker opened the season in the Pawtucket outfield, but continued to struggle. And to make his situation worse, the second base job was given to Marty Barrett. Manager Joe Morgan kept Walker in the lineup, however, for his bat and popularity with Pawtucket fans. When Carney Lansford was injured and the Red Sox wanted a utility player, the call went to Ed Jurak, who is now the favorite for one of the utility infield spots this year.
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Larry Whiteside Globe Staff
Full text: [Boston Globe (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Mar 16, 1983
PHENOMS – Two scouts in Arizona said the same thing this week: “The best- looking young player in Arizona is Kevin McReynolds.” The Padres’ slugging outfielder out of Arkansas has torn up the Cactus League, and while he may not open the season in San Diego, he will be there soon. McReynolds is no surprise; Wil Culmer is a surprise. The winner of the [Jim Rice] Lookalike Contest, acquired by the Indians in the September John Denny deal, has also hit like crazy and may stick on that deal desperate for power. The 24-year-old Bahaman OF-DH was brought to Winter Haven by the Boston organization for spring training in 1978, but sent back . . . The Indians are raving about LHP Neal Heaton, and have given him a spot in their starting rotation with the healthy Bert Blyleven, Len Barker, Rick Sutcliffe and Lary Sorensen . . . The most impressive rookie pitcher in Southern Florida has been the Braves’ Craig McMurtry, who with all Atlanta’s injuries becomes a key factor in any hopes of repeating in the NL West. “He’s got almost as good a sinker as Bob Stanley, and he may throw even harder than Stanley,” says Toronto scout Al LaMacchia . . . But across Alligator Alley in Ft. Myers, the Royals simply have to decide whether to put LHP Danny Jackson in the rotation in April or June. “His fastball has as good movement on it as anyone since Steve Barber,” says [Ken Harrelson]‘s partner, Don Drysdale . . . No rookie pitcher in the upper half of Florida has looked better than the Red Sox’ Mike Brown . . . One of the most impressive rookie hitters is Yankee 1B-OF Don Mattingley, who has a quick bat and is going to hit for power whenever he gets the chance to play. Ditto Montreal OF-1B Mike Stenhouse of the Cranston Stenhouses. But ballyhooed teammate Roy Johnson may be the biggest disappointment, unless you like outfielders who don’t drive the ball and look as fat as Dave Parker at age 23 . . . The Cubs are concerned that their ballyhooed rookie CF Mel Hall has such problems with inflammation under both kneecaps that he’s going to have to play left field and eventually need surgery. As if the Cubs need any problems. Bill Buckner has a hand injury and will miss the rest of spring training. And their starting pitching has been pitiable. Old friend Chuck Rainey has a 27 ERA after three appearances.
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PETER GAMMONS
Full text: [Boston Globe (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Mar 20, 1983
Bill Fitch isn’t laughing. He’s dead serious, as usual. [Danny Ainge] and [Gerald Henderson] have played well starting the last two games. Henderson played 31 and 42 minutes against Atlanta and New York, while Ainge averaged 39.5 minutes in the two games. “In my opinion, it’s been on the table before and it hasn’t hurt us,” Fitch says. “There’s been a lot of times that Henderson and Ainge have been a vital combination. They give us great full-court pressure. In fact, it would be dynamite if we had other people ready for spot duty, even if only for 5 minutes. Then we wouldn’t have the fatigue factor. I don’t think we can count on Danny and Gerald playing 40 minutes back to back the way they did, but I was really tickled with our guard play in those two games.” Ainge-Henderson is a combination Fitch was forced to use after [Quinn Buckner] turned his right ankle in Washington Saturday. Buckner, who may be available for spot duty against the Bullets tonight, hasn’t played since. Meanwhile, Tiny Archibald still is bothered by that mysterious left-hand injury, and it begins to look as though the Celtics will have to make do in the playoffs without Tiny again this year.
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Dan Shaughnessy Globe Staff
Full text: [Boston Globe (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Apr 8, 1983
This fourth Red Sox loss in six games wasn’t the ballpark alone. While Bruce Hurst pitched all right, he didn’t pitched that well, either, and when it came to the crunch, he got knocked out in a hail of eight hits around his last seven outs that brought the six-game ERA of the Boston starters to a sterling 6.99. Dennis Leonard, the Royals’ ace coming off a severe hand injury, pitched far better, with two innings of help from Dan Quisenberry. And, speaking of the bullpen, what may concern the Red Sox brass most about this customary 6-2 loss to the Royals may have been yet another night of seeing Mark Clear’s fastball hit and hit hard. Actually, Leonard himself washurt by the turf in the first, when Dwight Evans hit a sharp grounder through the middle, past the backhand of Frank White and on through the right center field gap to the fence for a triple and an eventual run. Rich Gedman (8 for 20) then hit a rocket through the wind in the fourth for his first homer since last June 5, and it was 2-0. Gedman, incidentally, had another outstanding night, throwing Washington out stealing at third and hitting three balls hard. However, it was obvious Leonard had it, especially in the third when he struck out Evans with a fastball, [Jim Rice] with a curveball and Tony Armas with a slider. They may knock in 300 runs; they’ll also strike out 320-350 times, so be prepared. The luck Leonard needed, he got when Evans hit a pea to George Brett for a 5-4-3 double play with two on, none out and the score 2-1 in the fifth. The defense he needed he got from Amos Otis cutting off Gedman’s liner to left center in the seventh at 4-2, followed by a nice play in the hole on Glenn Hoffman’s grounder by Washington that forced Gedman.
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Peter Gammons Globe Staff
Full text: [Boston Globe (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Apr 12, 1983
A Metropolitan District Police officer suffered a hand injury yesterday while arresting a Boston Marathon spectator, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
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Full text: [Boston Globe (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Apr 19, 1983
”We have given the thumbless glove a fair test,” said Jack Prenderville, the chairman of the commission. ”Now we feel in a good position morally: We have reduced eye and hand injuries. And we have listened to complaints from boxers and responded with modifications of the glove. Now we have the best glove possible.” Prenderville, buoyed by the study, believes the commission will throw out thumbed gloves completely.
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Rogers, Thomas
Full text: [New York Times] May 3, 1983
Montreal update – Though they may be shadows of their former selves, this year’s Canadiens still are a formidable team. They scored 17 goals in the first two stops on a three-game, four-day road trip. The Mario Tremblay-Matts Naslund-Pierre Mondou combination has been their best, but veteran superstar Guy Lafleur has been flying, scoring six goals in his first six games. On the other hand, injuries and suspensions have aggravated the team’s shortcomings on defence.
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Full text: [The Globe and Mail] Oct 22, 1983
At least five people have been treated at Omaha-area hospitals for hand injuries from snowblower accidents.
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Full text: [Omaha World - Herald] Nov 29, 1983
[Bill Walton] snapped the third metacarpal bone at the six-minute mark of the first period during last night’s 120-99 Clipper loss to the Los Angeles Lakers at the Forum. Skying high for a possible tip-in above the San Diego basket, Walton missed the basketball and instead struck his hand on the backboard. The news of Walton’s hand injury further lowered the mood of an already dejected Clipper brain trust. Owner Donald T. Sterling and president Alan Rothenberg had fled the building before the game even ended, leaving legal counsel Arn Tellem to wait for still another Walton injury verdict. When Walton returned to action last fall, it was on a one-game-a- week basis. In all, Walton played 33 games during a season that ended when bone spurs were removed from his right ankle on March 25. Walton also suffered a fractured cheekbone, among a host of other less serious injuries, during the course of his comeback season.
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Barry Bloom
Full text: [The Tribune] Dec 5, 1983
What the Cowboys must do to survive this afternoon at Texas Stadium is obvious – corral [Eric Dickerson], the NFL’s leading rusher. In essence, Dickerson, who gained 1808 yards and scored 20 touchdowns, is the only offense the Rams have because quarterback Vince Ferragamo is still suffering with a hand injury he sustained against the Patriots three weeks ago. Against the Saints, for example, Ferragamo did not complete a pass in the second half until the final scoring drive. Because of that, the Rams’ offense accounted for just three of their 26 points. In the past three weeks, in fact, Los Angeles has scored just 19 points as one defense after another slanted its line to jam Dickerson’s running lanes.
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Ron Borges Globe Staff
Full text: [Boston Globe (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Dec 26, 1983
The assailant kept coming, swinging the pipe at [James Wilson]‘s head, he said. But Wilson, who was on the bumpy “chatter strip” at the exit, fell down, the pipe missing him and his gun going off. The shot apparently hit nothing. Torres was treated for a hand injury at Rhode Island Hospital. Cecily Torres, 8-month-old child of Mercedes Torres, both passengers in Torres’ car, was hit by flying glass and was treated at the hospital.
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Full text: [Providence Journal] Jan 3, 1984
With a towering starting lineup of Bill Walton and Terry Cummings at forward and James Donaldson at center, the Clippers last night defeated the Atlanta Hawks 113-101 at the Sports Arena. It took solid efforts from guards Ricky Pierce, Craig Hodges and reserve forward Jerome Whitehead to keep the Hawks — who lost starting forward Dan Roundfield to a hand injury Thursday night — from overcoming the Clippers late in the game. When Charlie Criss and Mike Glenn hit consecutive baseline jumpers to open the final period and pull Atlanta within a basket, Whitehead and Hodges responded with crucial plays. Whitehead scored a rebound basket and converted a free throw, and Hodges tossed in a bomb from the corner and sliced between two defenders for a breakaway layup.
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Full text: [The San Diego Union] Feb 11, 1984
[Malcolm Lowe] is married but separated from Nisanne Lowe, a member of the BSO second violins since 1982. He has been living in Boston while recovering from a hand injury incurred when somersaulting out of a yoga headstand. His most recent Boston performance was last October in a South Boston police station after detectives had recovered his stolen $65,000 Nicolas Gagliano violin and $30,000 Francois Tourte bow. As thanks for their efforts Lowe played them Fritz Kreisler’s “Love’s Joy.”
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Paul Driver Contributing Reporter Also contributing to this report was Margo Miller of The Globe staff.
Full text: [Boston Globe (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Feb 29, 1984
o COLLEGE BASKETBALLL — Andre McCarter, who played on three UCLA teams that reached the NCAA Final Four during the 1970s, yesterday was hired by the Bruins as an assistant coach. McCarter, 30, was an assistant coach at Haverford College in Haverford, Pa., last year … Athletic directors of Metro Conference schools approved a two- year television agreement with Katz Sports of New York and chose Louisville as the site for the 1985 conference basketball tournament. Katz will televise conference games only, beginning with the 1984-85 season, and the conference tournament games through the semifinals. The Metro title game is shown on network television … Baylor guards James Stern and Russ Capps have been declared scholastically ineligible for the 1984-85 season, Coach Jim Haller said. Stern, a senior, led Baylor in scoring last season with 13.2 points per game. He missed nine games with a broken foot. Capps was a part-time starter, who averaged 5.5 points and 2.1 rebounds. o BOXING — Juan LaPorte, former World Boxing Council featherweight champion, underwent arthroscopic surgery yesterday in New York to repair torn cartilage in the back of his right knee. LaPorte also is being treated for hand injuries suffered when he lost his title to Wilfred Gomez on March 31 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on a decision. LaPorte’s manager, Howard Albert, said he hoped that LaPorte would be able to resume training two weeks … Thomas Payne, a 7-foot-1 former NBA player who spent 11 years in a Kentucky prison for rape, will make his professional boxing debut June 14 at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Payne, 33, will fight Nick DeLong of Long Beach in a four-round bout. Payne, who now lives in Los Angeles, was the first black player to start for the University of Kentucky. He was in his first year with the Atlanta Hawks when he was sent to prison … Hector “Macho” Camacho (23-0) is scheduled to defend his World Boxing Council super featherweight title at Las Cruces, N.M., against Las Cruces boxer Louie Burke (18-0) July 22.
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Full text: [The San Diego Union] Jun 7, 1984
A jury decided that Mavis Dunlap, who now lives in the St. Louis area, wasn’t harmed by P&G’s Rely tampon. Mrs. Dunlap and her husband, Robert, claimed she suffered a permanent hand injury from toxic shock syndrome allegedly brought on by using Rely. She had asked the jury to award her and her husband about $1.2 million, according to court records. Mrs. Dunlap was 30 years old at the time of the injury and lived in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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Full text: [Wall Street Journal] Jun 27, 1984
Randall Jobman, an allstate football player from Oshkosh High School and a Nebraska recruit, suffered a severe hand injury last Sunday. Jobman had his right thumb ripped from his hand while he was practicing a rodeo roping event. Jobman was flown to Denver Medical Center where the thumb was reattached after 11 hours of surgery.
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Full text: [Omaha World - Herald] Jul 5, 1984
“He was happy,” said [Don Coryell]. “It’s not like five guys in a circle standing around counting one-two-three and saying, `Let’s do it.’” ^ ^ ^ The Chargers may have beaten the 49ers Saturday, but there is some question as to who beat up whom. Check out the Charger injury list: running back Chuck Muncie (knee sprain), will likely miss Thursday’s Ram game; running back Earnest Jackson (fracture of the orbit of the eye), out indefinitely; wide receiver Bobby Duckworth (foot contusion), probably out for Thursday’s game; running back [Buford McGee] (hip pointer), will play Thursday; linebacker Vince Osby (neck sprain), not serious; linebacker Ray Preston (thigh contusion), may miss Ram game; running back Jewerl Thomas (neck sprain) and [Tom Wheeler] (foot sprain), will be examined today to determine extent of injuries. And that’s not to mention tight end Kellen Winslow, who missed Saturday’s game with a knee injury, but who is expected back in practice this week, and tight end Pete Holohan, recovering from a separated shoulder, who will return to practice — but not contact drills — this week. Another note: linebacker Derrie Nelson, out with a hand injury, has come down with an infection in his back, Coryell said.
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Full text: [The Tribune] Aug 20, 1984