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From: lor@ucla-cs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.sport.hoops
Subject: Re: Danny Ainge
Message-ID: <7791@ucla-cs.ARPA>
Date: Wed, 27-Nov-85 12:54:46 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov 27 12:54:46 1985
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In article <7788@ucla-cs.ARPA> page@ucla-cs.UUCP (Tom Page) writes:
>>Let's not forget that Ainge never bit anyone, rather
>>it was Tree Rollins who bit Ainge's finger down to the bone.
>>
>>
>>                                       Sean O'Neil
>
>That's not the way I remember the incedent.  Has Sean's brain selectively
>altered the memory or has mine?
>
>				         Tom Page

	This is what happened in that 1983 Celtics-Hawks playoff game:

i) Ainge shoved/elbowed Rollins underneath the basket. 

ii) Rollins punched Ainge at the top of the key when running downcourt.

iii) Ainge tackled Rollins and resulted in a bench-clearing brawl.

iv) Rollins bit Ainge in the melee.


	Well, so you know who was to be blamed for the incident.

-- 
					Eddy Lor
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