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Injury plagued: Col. City football feeling the loss of hobbled players

October 4, 2012

Mark Parker

COLUMBIA CITY — A broken leg, a torn anterior cruciate knee ligament, a broken wrist, a concussion, another broken leg.

All this sounds like it should be a list on a doctor’s rounds of the orthopedic wing, but in actuality it is the list of injuries sustained by Columbia City’s football team.

The Eagles are coming to grips with a rash of injuries that have hit the team hard.

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Injury plagued: Col. City football feeling the loss of hobbled players

October 4, 2012

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