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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 229 I felt I‟d gone out of my way so far to humor this asshole, but taking one on the chin is something I rarely find I‟m willing to do. This moment wasn‟t on that “rarely list”. I swung back and knocked him flat on his ass with a right cross. It was a pretty damned good punch and more than likely would‟ve put most guys I knew in the same position. I started to turn away, hoping even an ugly girl had hung around, since they‟re also VE. In the darkness, they‟re a lot more desirable than at other times. However, Ken was really pissed now, and was getting up to come after me. Fights on TV seem to last a long time. Three, four, five minutes. I know I couldn‟t withstand that kind of punishment, and I don‟t know if I‟ve ever met any man who could withstand even the beating I can give for that long. A real fistfight is usually over in sixty to ninety seconds. Two minutes would be where you wanted the Ripley people on the scene, maybe the Guinness crew. Over the next sixty seconds or so, I beat that man to a bloody pulp. I could barely see his face for the gore, and I know he was unrecognizable. I‟d also gotten in close and landed at least twenty or more very solid blows to his body trunk. That requires about ten to fifteen seconds. If he didn‟t have some broken ribs, they were so damned close to it, they‟d do until broken ribs actually showed up. Finally, I drew one from way back behind me, a punch I‟d be using a year or two later that would knock out more than a few of my boxing opponents. I blasted Ken on the chin, the premier knockout location, and he was gone before he hit the ground. Out like a match after you blow on it. Some guys picked Ken up and carried him, an inert pile of flesh, over to Bill Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 230 Palmer‟s ‟61 Chevy Biscayne. The sprawled him across the hood and left him there in hopes he‟d wake up. I suppose, if he didn‟t, we‟d‟ve left the body there, waiting to see if anyone reported it to the police. Who knows? Now I was trying to find the beer can I set down when I was forced to begin kicking Ken‟s ass. I felt a tap on my shoulder and started to turn with a fist cocked, just in case Ken had a vengeful buddy who wanted to coldcock me. No, it was another avid participant. Son-of-a-bitch! Lord, deliver us from drunks with aspirations, please? It gets worse. The guy standing in front of me was Mike Sanborn, a burly redhead, maybe six feet, over two-hundred pounds, a hero I remembered from Holy Cross and O‟Rafferty. Two or three years older than me, Mike was a star football running back, and a champion wrestler at around one-eighty. Far and away more than I wanted to deal with unless I absolutely had to. Mike later became an attorney and, as I understand it, had a flourishing law practice in Lansing. According to the newspapers, he had some clients involved in drugs on a large scale. I believe he formed an addiction himself, and began working with his clients to move larger and larger amounts of drugs. He was convicted, I think it was in the early to mid 80s, and was given ten years federal time. The feds offer no good time reductions. I think the minimum you serve is 85% of the sentence, so Mike was gone for quite a few years. He also lost his ticket to practice law. I have no idea what happened to Mike, but I hope he recovered and is now in good stead. You‟re in my prayers, Mike. He wasn‟t, however, in my prayers at that moment. He had an idea. “Me next, Cady. Let‟s get it on.” Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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