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Force of a blow: Dr. Alan Hudson, member of a committee that will conduct a study into whether kick boxing is dangerous, demonstrates the kind of force a fist can have to the head
Force of a blow: Dr. Alan Hudson, member of a committee that will conduct a study into whether kick boxing is dangerous, demonstrates the kind of force a fist can have to the head

Force of a blow: Dr. Alan Hudson, member of a committee that will conduct a study into whether kick boxing is dangerous, demonstrates the kind of force a fist can have to the head

Date2/22/1983
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  • Force of a blow: Dr. Alan Hudson, member of a committee that will conduct a study into whether kick boxing is dangerous, demonstrates the kind of force a fist can have to the head
  • Force of a blow: Dr. Alan Hudson, member of a committee that will conduct a study into whether kick boxing is dangerous, demonstrates the kind of force a fist can have to the head.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Force of a blow: Dr. Alan Hudson, member of a committee that will conduct a study into whether kick boxing is dangerous, demonstrates the kind of force a fist can have to the head.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0055944F
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