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By BKYAN BLAZER
Asst. News Director-WUSC
and JANE SHEALY
News Editor
USG's head cheerleadei
Arlington, Va., is listed i
Richland County Memorial I
a trampoline Sunday which j
neck.
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dismount on a large trampol
P. E. Center when he missed
head on the floor between the
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paralyze
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geon. "In simple terms, he broke his neck."
IDING TO UNIVERSITY RULES persons
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ers. Kent Bradford and Ned Flynn, Stantwo
spotters, were present at the time of the
. "Blair was performing a Ford Layout, a
ismount exercise and did not gather enough
im to reach the crash mats, only 8 inches
stated Bradford. The spotter continued,
the dismount, Blair was 15 feet in the air and
to have lost control, he realized this at the
was unable to correct the error. Bradford
lat, Standridge's body seemed to be in an
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