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Terry Bradshaw was hurting after the 1982 season. The 34-year-old Steelers quarterback had torn muscle and tendons in his throwing elbow in training camp after slipping on a wet field while throwing a pass. Aided by cortisone shots, he managed to play every one of the nine games in the strike-shortened season, but needed surgery in the offseason to repair the damage.
On March 3, 1983, Bradshaw was admitted to Doctor’s Hospital in his hometown of Shreveport, La., for surgery. To avoid being descended upon by press and admirers, Bradshaw was admitted under an assumed name: Thomas Brady.
It seemed too outrageous to be true when the Twitter account @QuirkyResearch shared the newspaper clipping on Wednesday. But no, it’s 100% real. The surgery was reported by
Tom Brady and Terry Bradshaw appear to have more in common than just being star NFL quarterbacks who have led their teams to multiple Super Bowl titles.
WINNIPEG Eight people are facing a variety of charges, including drug and weapons-related offences, after RCMP executed four search warrants on Thursday. On Dec. 10, around 1 p.m. Powerview RCMP performed four search warrants at four different homes on Dupont Street and Louise Street, all in the town of Powerview. Police were able to seize around 100 grams of crystal meth, other unknown substances, Canadian currency, weapons, and gang paraphernalia. Officers were also able to recover a stolen snowmobile. During the search warrants, 12 people were arrested and now eight people are facing charges. Charles Boyd, 48, who is from Winnipeg, has been charged with two counts of possession with the purpose of trafficking, two counts of possessing property obtained by crime, possessing a weapon contrary to order, and three counts of possessing a weapon for a dangerous purpose.