The Pigeon With the Tennis Elbow (2009)
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Ben Switzer made the judgment after feeling it and finding it slightly swollen. It was really sore, too, according to the way Chuck twinged when Ben squeezed it.
“I'll take you home,” Ben said. “A cold compress right away will help it a lot.”
“My parents are here,” said Chuck, a pained look on his face. “They'll take me home.”
Kevin saw a tall, heavy-built man stepping down through the widely scattered fans, the boards bending under his weight. He approached Chuck who was standing up... now, favoring his injured ankle.
“Tough luck, son,” the man said, picking Chuck up in his arms like a toothpick. “What happens now, Ben? Does he lose the game?”
“We have a rule in our by-laws,” said Ben. “If the match isn't continued within four days after an accident or an injury, it goes to the opponent.”
“You mean that if Chuck's ankle doesn't heal up in that time the O'Toole boy wins the game?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ben Switzer made the judgment after feeling it and finding it slightly swollen. It was really sore, too, according to the way Chuck twinged when Ben squeezed it.
“I'll take you home,” Ben said. “A cold compress right away will help it a lot.”
“My parents are here,” said Chuck, a pained look on his face. “They'll take me home.”
Kevin saw a tall, heavy-built man stepping down through the widely scattered fans, the boards bending under his weight. He approached Chuck who was standing up... now, favoring his injured ankle.
“Tough luck, son,” the man said, picking Chuck up in his arms like a toothpick. “What happens now, Ben? Does he lose the game?”
“We have a rule in our by-laws,” said Ben. “If the match isn't continued within four days after an accident or an injury, it goes to the opponent.”
“You mean that if Chuck's ankle doesn't heal up in that time the O'Toole boy wins the game?”
What to read after The Pigeon With the Tennis Elbow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matt Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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