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[music playing]

Well, we got the chops.

Ah, great.

Hey, Marco, I couldn't find any red peppers,

so I got you these green ones here, OK?

John these are hot.

Well, use half as many then.

Chile today, hot tamale, man.

Hey, what are you concocting there?

Neal, you won't forget.

That's what I'm afraid of.

I'm still remembering the meal you cooked last year.

Hey, just got a call confirming the Colosseum

duty for you guys.

Oh, that's great.

All right.

OK.

Colosseum?

You mean you guys got duty at the big game tomorrow?

Uh, huh.

What luck.

Biggest game of the season and they're getting in free.

You know, we just might be working.

Well, just being there, I mean, I've been trying

to get tickets for a month. I had no luck at all.

I even rented a motel room up in Bakersfield in case

it was blacked out here. - Don't worry about it.

From what I understand they sold out,

so it'll be all on television.

But that's not the same as being there.

I mean the atmosphere, the thrill of the crowds,

the Trojan horse, they get the marching bands.

I didn't know you were such a fan, Chet.

Oh, yeah, I'd become addicted to football this season.

Well, I've got this strange addiction to food,

so let's get on with the chow.

Hey, where do you suppose that they'll station us?

Well, you know, they could position us anywhere.

We might get down to the 50 yard line.

Of course, they could put us in the end zone.

But you know, we just might be placed right down on the field.

That's true.

I'll be in my dumpy apartment watching it on my dumpy TV.

Well that beats the drive to Bakersfield.

Anything beats the drive to Bakersfield.

Hey, Eric?

Yeah, Dad?

Would you tie this rope to something strong for me?

Sure.

Tie it with a bow line, like you learned at camp.

No sweat.

All tied off, Dad.

Great.

Thanks, Eric.

Mom, I'm going over to Danny's.

Behave yourself.

Come on Penny, let's go.

Put your seat belt on Cindy.

Scott, we're going now.

OK, I'll see you later.

Cindy, I want your seat belt on.

Whoa!

[yelling]

[sirens]

RADIO: Informant reports toxic chemicals

are stored in the tanker.

Use caution.

[explosion]

451, this is Rampart.

Can you send me some EKG?

Ten, four, transmitting EKG.

We're sending you a strip.

Vitals to follow.

Pulse 160.

The victim is in extreme pain, Rampart.

[buzzer]

Patient is in defib, Rampart, we have lost the victim's pulse.

Beginning CPR.

We're defibrillating the victim, Rampart.

Rampart, we've defibrillated victim.

He's in sinus rhythm.

RADIO: Minister two amps sodium bicarbonate and insert

an airway.

Start an IV, 51.

NURSE ON RADIO: 551, continue monitoring vitals

and transport immediately.

We're on our way, Rampart.

The fire department's here.

My husband.

OK.

Take it easy.

He's back up there in that tree?

Yeah.

Get an extension ladder up there.

Grab a line.

OK, .

Thank you.

All right.

Better clip that before you go up.

Thanks, Cap.

OK.

How you doing?

My left leg isn't in the best of shape, you know?

Left leg. All right.

Would you believe this?

I'm up on the roof and I tell my kid to tie me off and the dumb

kid ties me off to the van and ,my wife

comes out to go to the market and look what happens.

Now can you believe this? - Well.

I'm trying to. - Oh, boy.

All right now, you just stay still.

We're going to try to get this belt around you, OK?

We just moved in two weeks ago.

Oh, is that right?

Yeah, what a way to meet your new neighbors, huh?

- Where are you from? - Back in New Jersey.

OK.

OK, what do we got here?

He is completing of his left leg, Roy.

All right.

Yeah, it's not in the best of shape.

I'm going to check you out here.

Let me know if I'm hurting you. - OK.

Ah!

All right.

That smarts a little bit down there.

Yeah.

Looks like you got a little fracture here.

I'm sorry, Mom.

I hope Dad's OK.

I do too.

OK, he's tied off.

OK, Captain, I'm going to cut his rope,

get it out of the way.

OK, we're ready.

OK, I'm going to go down below.

All right.

Just relax, all right?

I'll be all right.

OK.

Right.

K, just one second.

Cap, I'm going to wrap his rope around this limb up here,

get it out of our way, OK?

OK.

I'll get the leg splint and the drug box.

Leg hurting you pretty bad?

Oh, yeah.

You guys got here pretty fast.

Well, we get paid for it.

All right.

You'll be OK in just a second.

All right.

Ma'am, I wouldn't worry.

He just got a minor fracture on his left leg.

I guess it could be worse.

Mike, grab that strap.

Ah!

Whoa!

That looks like fun.

Sorta fun?

All right, easy.

Just relax.

Just relax.

There we go.

- Ooh. - OK.

There we go.

RADIO: Ah!

[siren]

OK.

Have to ruin a good pair of pants.

That's OK.

You got a fractured tibia.

I'm sorry, darling.

Does it hurt?

Only my pride.

But don't you feel bad.

You didn't know the rope was on the van,

but your son, him I'm not talking to, that's for sure.

All right, just relax, OK? Just relax.

Yeah, easy.

[moans of pain]

You're going to be OK.

Thanks, fellas.

You're welcome.

We're awfully embarrassed.

Don't be embarrassed.

I mean this kind of thing happens

to just about everybody.

I don't know, but back in New Jersey, this kind of things

always happen to us.

We're just accident-prone.

Maybe you're just having a run of bad luck.

Maybe.

But we're the only family I know in Newark,

New Jersey that used to get a Christmas card

from the emergency hospital.

Where are you taking him to?

Oh we're going to take him to a Rampart Emergency.

Now, you can follow us if you want.

You can either follow the squad or the ambulance.

They're not going red light and siren.

But be careful, OK?

OK, thanks.

Get in the truck, kids.

Fasten your seat belts.

Ah.

- Hey, how goes it? - Hey.

- Hey. - Hi, Doc.

Want some coffee? - Yeah.

Half a cup, dear. That's good for me.

- How's Mr. Anderson doing? - He's doing fine.

As a matter of fact, he's on his way home now,

Oh. yeah? That's good.

Guess who's going to a big game tomorrow for free?

You?

No.

Our two favorite paramedics here.

No kidding.

You're kidding. How did you guys swing that?

You working there?

We volunteered for it about a month ago.

And this just happened to be the game that they sent us to.

That's really great.

You know that's probably the biggest game of the season.

Yeah, I know, I know.

But I wouldn't worry too much about it because I

think they're sold out.

So it'll be on TV.

Yeah.

Still not the same as being there.

Yeah, I know what you mean. Listen, I tell you what?

You know when they have the crowd shots?

Well, Roy and I will wave at you if you want.

Thanks a bunch.

I'll see you later.

I'm not finished with my coffee.

See you guys later.

You know, Kel, maybe they'll be assigned to the end zone.

I doubt it.

With their luck, they'll probably

end up on the 50 yard line.

I'm not going to wish you guys a good time, because I

know you're going to have one.

You never know.

We just might be too busy.

- Hey, Chet? - Yeah?

The guys coming up to your place to watch the game?

Yeah, Mike and the Cap are bringing some drinks over.

Yeah, and I'm going to barbecue the hamburgers.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah, well, it's not like being there.

Hey, well listen, if you guys miss anything, Roy and I,

we'll tell you what happened, OK?

Terrific.

See you guys later. - All right.

See you later, Chet.

Take it easy.

You're rubbing that in a little thick, aren't you?

Listen, they'd be doing the same thing to us.

if they had the opportunity.

You know we only got about an hour and a half

until that briefing, so you better hurry up.

You know what I mean?

Hey, don't rush me.

Uh, hey!

Yeah?

Hey!

What did you do that for?

That was cold.

We have six two man teams.

Here are your stations.

Smith and Kenny, tunnel four.

Gage and DeSoto, tunnel eight.

Cutler and Lewis, tunnel 12.

Schmidt, Carr, tunnel 16.

Johnson and Carl, tunnel 20.

And Lupey and Anders, you're 24.

We each have a Colosseum radio.

We'll be on channel two and security is on one.

OK, any questions.

OK, listen, I'll be down on the field during the game

and I will coordinate your rescues.

Let's go to work.

This is gonna be great.

Yeah.

I sure hope we don't get a lot of action.

Well it's the biggest game of the season.

That's what everyone is saying.

But on my words, is the biggest game of the decade.

It's a real event, Yes, sir, the national championship

is on the line, a bid for the Rose Bowl

and the Heisman Trophy.

Jim, how do you adjudge today's teams?

Well, now that you ask, Drew, what I think is--

Both teams are equally strong at the defense,

with SC having a slight edge on the offense.

However, let's not forget that Stanford's

passing attack is truly one of the most effective

in the country.

Don't you agree? - Yeah, as a matter of fact--

Why don't we take a look at today's starting lineup?

First of all-- - You know, something?

It's amazing to me why he keeps doing a show with this guy.

He keeps cutting him off all the time.

Yeah, I know.

McKay's kid, what's his number?

You're asking me?

I don't know.

Where did you get those?

They're for my kids.

Hey, you know, maybe you better take that thing off.

Why?

We're on the job here.

- Hi. - Hey, how you doing?

You guys drew duty for the big one, huh?

Yeah.

You lucky dogs.

Yeah, it's going to be great.

It's gonna be OK.

OK?

What do you mean it's going to be OK?

We're right here on the 50 yard line.

You think that's just OK?

You got the best seats in the house.

Times like this, I wish I was a paramedic.

Yeah.

What time you got?

Almost one.

It should be time for the kickoff.

Hey, uh, you guys miss anything

while you're treating someone, I'll

fill you in when you come back.

Well, I hope we don't have to take you up on that.

Yeah, really.

ANNOUNCER: USC has won the toss and has elected to receive.

Stanford will defend the east goal.

Hey.

There's a problem in the tunnel.

There's a guy choking.

OK.

We'll be right down.

This is team eight.

We have a man down in the tunnel.

Tunnel eight.

Ten four, team eight.

[groaning and choking]

What happened?

Well, he was rushing toward me with a hot dog

and soft drinks in his mount and he just

started coughing and gagging.

I think he's gonna--

Could you hold up here please?

Just hold up.

We've got a sick man.

[retching]

ANNOUNCER: SC's ball.

First and 10 on the 23 yard line.

OK, folks, just move through one at a time,please.

On this side. - Can you breathe?

You OK?

Can you breathe now? - I'm good.

OK.

Why don't you just slide down the wall.

Yeah, that's good, that's good. All right.

There you go.

All right.

Can you sit up on your own?

Yeah.

Sure?

OK, just try to relax.

OK.

Slow your breathing down.

OK.

Let's get a BP here.

Got a pulse of 90.

That's high.

I guess I swallowed too big a bite.

I guess you did.

You should watch that.

It's dangerous.

I was in too big a hurry to get to my seat.

I'm lucky you guys were here.

That was scary.

I couldn't breathe.

OK, you got a respiration of 25.

You know, you should see a doctor.

I will.

Right after the game.

All right.

Why don't you try breathing in here?

Take a deep breath.

Come on, take a deep one.

That hurt at all?

No.

Take another one.

ANNOUNCER: Stanford has recovered the fumble

on USC's 5 yard line.

It is first and goal.

All right.

Now you're just going to have to slow down a little bit,

all right?

Right.

Here, we'll help you gather up your stuff, get your jacket.

Let's try standing up on your own here.

See what you can do. Give you a hand.

Can you make it?

Yeah.

OK, there you go.

Here's your program.

Here's your jacket.

Stay to one side, please.

- There you go. - Thank you.

OK, you see that doctor, huh?

I will, right after the game.

You know something?

Huh?

Guy was a Stanford fan.

Team eight available.

- Ten four, eight. - You want a pennant?

Sure.

You got a quarter?

ANNOUNCER: Pass incomplete.

Second down and goal.

Wonder what happened.

I don't know.

What happened?

What happened?

Sir.

Hey, you, down in front.

What happened?

Do you know?

Yeah, lots.

All right. All right.

We're down.

We're down.

What happened?

I don't know, but whatever it was, we missed it.

Who's got the ball.

Did you see that?

They're down in the end zone.

Ow!

Sorry.

Down in the end zone.

Yeah?

Who's got the ball?

I don't know, but I sure wish we

had an instant replay on that.

I think you might have broke my toe.

Here's the reply on the touch down.

- Hey, how's it going? - Wow, what an credible game.

Yeah?

You just won't believe it. Look at that play, Dix.

ANNOUNCER: Leaps around the right end

and dives into the end zone.

He fumbles the ball there, but he

had possession when he went over the goal line, so

that's good for-- - I've got to go to Pediatrics.

Keep me up to date on what's happening.

Yeah.

I'll keep your seat warm for you.

ANNOUNCER: There's the snap.

The kick, it's good.

Kick by Sylvester is good.

RADIO: Team eight.

Team eight.

RADIO: Possible heart.

Aisle eight, row two, seat 102.

OK, ten four, team eight.

ANNOUNCER: And there's the whistle.

There's Walker's kick, long, long, deep to Smith.

He's got a little running room, though.

Ooh, is he hit at the 18 yard line.

There's a time out on the field. a time out on the field.

USC ball. First down on their own 18.

OK, what happened here?

I can't get my breath.

OK.

Just relax, OK?

Yeah.

What's your name?

Ellis.

Tom Ellis.

- Mr. Ellis. - Yeah.

All right.

Just relax, Mr. Ellis.

We're going to check you out.

Cramps in my legs. My mouth feels numb.

Oh, yeah?

OK.

My hands are tingling.

Do you have any history of heart problems?

No, no.

No?

OK.

Do you have any pain in your chest?

No. I just can't get my breath.

Can't get your breath, OK.

You want to hand me those pads over there?

Yeah.

OK.

Now we're going to put these pads on you here,

so we can check out and see what your heart's going to do.

- OK. - All right.

All right.

Just take it easy.

Try to slow your breathing down if you can.

OK?

Try not to get so excited.

OK.

Mrs. Ellis.

Yeah.

Has anything like this ever happened before?

Yes, quite a bit.

His doctor says he just breathes too fast.

Uh, huh.

he just breaks too fast?

Yeah.

Uh, probably hyperventilating a little bit.

Why don't you try breathing in this bag?

All right.

Got a BP of 135 over 90.

OK.

Get your pulse here while you-- got that OK?

Just breathe into that nice and easy.

OK, Mr. Ellis, you're just going to have to breathe

a little bit easier, OK?

Right, right.

He's got a pulse of 110.

Uh, your husband has just hyperventilated himself.

He's just going to have to slow his breathing

down a little bit.

That's Tom.

He's always up for the game.

I mean, you'd think he was playing

sometimes, the way he paces around before the kickoff.

He just lives and breathes football.

We get these seats down front so we can be close to the action.

it's going to be OK, honey.

Hey, did you see that?

What happened?

Sit down, honey.

Oh, thanks, fellas.

I appreciate it. - Yeah, that's quite all right.

You just try to, try to-- you know,

you may want to button your shirt.

You'll get sunburned.

Sit down, honey.

ANNOUNCER: USC 7, Stanford 10.

Hey, watch it now.

All right.

Hey, did you see that touchdown?

I didn't see it.

McCay, what a beautiful play. Fantastic.

It was McCay?

Yeah.

Yeah, I thought it was McCay.

I didn't see anything.

Did you see anything at all?

Are you kidding?

You know something?

It just doesn't make any sense.

There's 10 paramedics in this stadium.

I mean, I think we've had our share of runs.

Yeah.

Well, I hope you're right.

I know I'm right.

I mean, it's just pure statistics.

That's all it is, just pure statistics.

You know speaking of statistics, did you

see the stats on Ricky Bell?

Team eight.

Team eight.

Man down, aisle eight, row 78, seat 14.

Team eight, ten four.

You guys got more action than some of the players today.

ANNOUNCER: Time out, USC.

Say, will you guys do me a favor?

The next time you go out, would you pick me up a hot dog?

I don't want to miss any of the game.

All right.

OK.

I don't believe this.

Six calls and the first quarter isn't even over yet.

What ever happened to the law of averages?

All right, OK, all right.

At least the peanuts are still warm.

Peanuts, what happened to my peanuts?

Team eight.

Team eight.

We're rotating positions.

Report to the field, south side, 50 yard

line for the second quarter.

Yes.

All right.

That's down where the trenches are.

I've never seen the game from that row.

That's what the sidelines are for.

ANNOUNCER: There's a flag on the field.

Boy, you guys are lucky.

I've never seen the game from the sidelines.

Yeah. Best place to watch the game.

Yeah.

Hey, don't forget the hot dog on the way back, huh?

Boy, wait till Chet hears about this.

Yeah.

But not from me he won't.

Do you-- can you see anything at all?

Yeah.

Yeah, number 65, number 61, number 51, number 71.

Yeah, I know, I feel like I'm standing in a 10 foot hole.

Here.

See anything?

Hey, Roy, come here, come here.

Oh,

ANNOUNCER: He has clear sailing down the sidelines.

Then from nowhere, Earl dives at him, knocking him out of bounds

and into the photographer.

Hey, there's Johnny and Roy.

Hey, that guy took a pretty good hit.

ANNOUNCER: Now, back to live action.

As you can see, paramedics are now examining

the injured photographer.

Here we go.

I'll get it, Joe.

[buzzer]

80 and weak.

Respiration 16.

Rampart, this is Dallas CM eight.

Team eight, this is Rampart.

Go ahead.

We have a male victim here.

He's in his 30s.

He's unconscious with possible head and neck injuries.

Pupils look unequal.

Left one more reactive than right.

The vital signs are the pulse is 80.

The respirations are 16.

The pupilary response in uneven.

The left eye Is more reactive than the right.

Stand by for BP.

ANNOUNCER: First down, USC.

BP s 150 over 95, Rampart.

Pupillary response remains the same.

Rampart, pupillary response is the same

and ambulance is at scene.

Team eight, use caution in moving the patient.

Start an IV with the D5W, establish an airway,

administer O2, and transport as soon as possible.

- Ten four, Rampart. - Did you get all that?

Yeah.

We're going to need a collar and a backboard.

Dix, will you get a portable x-ray unit

ready and have Joe stand by?

Right, Gil.

Let me get some room here.

OK, George, you under?

OK.

Ready?

Easy now, one, two, three.

God, OK, is he on straight?

Yeah.

Establish an airway now.

The reflexes are unequal on our victim.

We're establishing the airway and request transport.

Ten four, team eight.

Continue to monitor vitals and transport.

Ten four, Rampart.

ANNOUNCER: There's a time out on the field.

Now to bring you up to date on that injured photographer,

he's being taken to a hospital with an apparent head injury.

It's a shame that something like that had to happen.

We'll try to get you a report on his condition

just as soon as possible.

[siren]

Stat ident Doctor treatment room three.

Room

Seven.

PA: Stat ident Doctor treatment room three.

His vitals were stable on the way in, Doctor.

Good.

OK, up.

You need us for anything else, Doc?

No, we got it, Roy, thank you.

I don't know whether it's a papilloedema.

His right side seems unaffected.

Here's where he took the bulk of it.

BP is 140 over 92.

Set up for an echoencephalogram

and a possible lumbar puncture.

Malcolm, I want a full skull and spine series stat.

Doesn't look too good, does it?

I know.

Well, you say how hard he was hit.

We'll know a lot more when the tests come back.

All right.

I hate to admit it, but we're missing a good game.

Yeah, sure is a lot better on television.

Are you getting it?

I don't blame you.

Oh, hey, Doc, Dix.

How's he doing?

Well, he's conscious now.

I don't think there will be any permanent damage.

Xrays were negative.

Coffee, Dix?

Yes, please.

I thought you guys were due back at the Colosseum.

Oh we were, but the ambulance threw a fan belt, so we're

stuck here for a few minutes.

ANNOUNCER: He's being chased.

He's sacked on the 44 yard line. - All right.

Did you see that?

Look at that.

ANNOUNCER: Lopez read that play like he owned it.

Stanford now going for a time out.

It must be kind of a drag having to watch

it on TV after being there.

Yeah, yeah, it is.

It's a real drag.

But after being down there and then seeing it from--

You know, we'd better get going.

That ambulance should be out there.

Yeah.

We'll see you a little later.

We'll see you.

See you guys.

Boy, I sure do envy those guys.

I don't know.

I got a feeling we're going to see more of the game

than they will.

ANNOUNCER: And there's the snap.

It's high end over end kick.

Oh you know the reason I cut you off back at the hospital,

you know with Dixie and Brock.

I didn't want you admitting to them that we

hadn't seen the game, you know?

Yeah, I know what you mean.

Hey, you got a commercial radio in this thing?

No such animal.

What?

That's negative.

Figures.

Well, you guys were really gone a long time.

Yeah, we were.

You must have seen that action really close up, huh?

Yeah, we saw it.

Guess they kept you busy down there.

Yeah, they did.

Yeah, you must have been the guys taking

care of that photographer, huh?

How is he?

He's going to be OK.

That's good.

Hey, uh, anything you want me to fill you in on?

Yeah, what's happening right now?

It's a time out.

Oh.

You didn't forget my hot dog, did you?

No, I didn't.

You want to hold on to this for me.

Here you go.

You've just got to fluff it up.

I think it's so warm though.

Thanks.

What do I owe you?

Oh, it's on me, Go ahead.

It's bad.

He's bad.

You want to know something?

I haven't heard anybody else mentioned

on this radio all day. You know what that means?

Yeah, it means there's 10 other paramedics around here

and we're the only ones that have been doing anything.

Wonder what the time out is for.

20 seconds.

Have you got all your stats?

Yeah, I think so.

Wait a minute.

McCay is missing. I don't have McCay's stats.

Well, look, I don't have them. You got them over there?

I don't have them.

10 seconds.

We've got to have McCay's stats.

Go to the radio boys next door. See if they got McCay's stats.

Five seconds.

Hello out there.

Well here we have another mini feature.

Today we're--

[gasping]

Cut to commercial. Alex, cut camera.

Cut camera. Howard, we got a problem.

McCord has just passed out.

I'm calling for medical aid.

Yes, we've got a medical emergency up here

in the Nestle Press Box. - I think it's his heart.

It might be a heart attack.

He looks terrible.

Help's on the way.

Howard just set for you to get ready to do the play by play.

The game is just about to start.

You're kidding.

RADIO: Team eight.

Team eight.

RADIO: There's a possible heart attack, press box, booth G.

Team eight, ten four.

We better take the elevators.

All right, P.

P for press box.

Wonder if this is legit?

This way.

What exactly happened?

He was on the air doing a mini feature item when he

started grabbing for his chest and then

started gasping for air.

And then he collapsed.

So then we had to cut to a commercial quickly.

You guys been busy today?

I'd say, a little bit. ANNOUNCER: I'm Jim Walters.

It's a beautiful afternoon here in the Los

Angeles Memorial Stadium.

OK can you get out of the way there?

OK, thank you.

Can you get everybody out of here?

No way, we're on the air.

And the Trojans of USC-- third quarter.

Had an incredible first half.

Both teams scored once.

They're both now on the field with their kicking teams

at the ready.

The officials there ready to blow the whistle,

as they go into the second half of the action here.

There's the whistle and there's the kick off.

It's a deep, deep kick.

All right, he's got a weak pulse, barely palpable.

Oh, he is hit, and boy is he hit.

Let's see if we can find out who's on the bottom that pile.

Number 34, that'll make it Lopez.

30?

Rampart, this is Colosseum team eight.

Team eight, this is Rampart.

Go ahead.

Rampart, we have a male victim here, approximately age

50, a possible heart attack.

The patient is now diaphoretic.

The pulse is rapid barely palpable.

The respirations are 30.

The pupils are equal and reactive.

Stand by for BP.

--penetrate the USC defense.

But they're going to try once again.

Here they are. They're back at the line now.

Smith is wide right.

Franklin is wide to the left.

There's the snap.

It's a hand off to Harrison.

He's hit hard at the line of scrimmage by number 34, Lopez.

That was another fine--

65 over 40.

Patient is unconscious and the BP is 65 over 40.

Team eight, start an IV with D5WTKO.

Put him on O2 and can you send us a strip?

Ten four, Rampart.

D5WTKO.

O2, and we'll have a strip to you in a few minutes.

--yard line.

And a ten yard loss for the Cardinals there.

BP's 40 over 90.

I'll send a strip.

I want to get some oxygen on him.

OK.

You get something.

I just started drawing him down.

Hang on, let's use this shirt.

OK.

Excuse me.

Can somebody-- can you get this oxygen on him?

Now, look, I want to show you what to do.

Now, keep his head back like this, OK?

Just hit this.

He's got nine five speed in the 100 and this man can run.

He was a terror in high school.

There's the snap.

OK, Rampart.

This will be lead two.

ANNOUNCER: Harris, what a run.

A very, very run for Harris.

He's in v-tach.

Team eight, it looks like v-tach.

Give him 100 milligrams lidocaine bolus

and start a lidocaine drip.

100 milligrams lidocaine bolus and lidocaine drip.

ANNOUNCER: OK now, ball first and ten

on their own 36 yard line.

Time out on the field.

All right, there's a timeout right now

and we're going to be right back.

- You got all that? - Yeah, I think so.

How's he doing?

He's doing OK.

He's all right.

How much time?

What have you got, Kelly?

Take a look.

D-fib.

One, two, three, four, clear.

Again.

Flatline.

Rampart our patient is in flatline.

We've zapped him twice, we're applying CPR and readying

an esophageal airway.

Jim Walters back with you now with the second half action

of this fantastic game between the Stanford Cardinals

and the Trojans of USC.

The Trojans once again have the ball and we'll

see if they're able to move the ball because they

were unable to do so--

Rampart, the airway has been established.

Ten four, team eight.

Administer one amp bicarb IV and 10 ccs epinephrine IC.

ANNOUNCER: The score is still tied seven seven.

10 cc's epinephrin IC.

Ten four, Rampart.

ANNOUNCER: McCay is right.

There's the snap.

It's a hand off to the tailback.

He's heading for the right side line.

He's got room.

He's forced out of bounds.

OK can you stop CPR?

ANNOUNCER: It's second down with about two yards to go.

Trojans out of the huddle.

McCay left, Anderson to the right.

There's the snap. McCay is going long.

All right, stop CPR. ANNOUNCER: Very long.

It's going to be a pass. It's there.

It's going.

He's conducting.

Rampart, we've got a ventricular rhythm of 40

and he is conducting.

Team eight, can you send us another strip and check his BP?

Ten four, Rampart.

Another strip coming up.

We'll take another BP.

ANNOUNCER: --from the Cardinal fans

here at the Colosseum and he walks off under his own power.

OK, so the Trojans, a third first

down here in this quarter, very, very quickly in three

plays and they have made an incredible threat here.

USC ball on Stanford's eight yard line.

Goal to go.

[siren]

Four.

OK.

Thanks a lot.

Better make us available.

Team eight available.

That's strange.

Team eight, available.

Can you beat that?

They ask for us the whole day and when we want

to get all of them, we can't.

Well, no wonder we couldn't get a hold of anybody.

[YELLING] Who won?

I wonder if it was a good game?

I don't know.

We'll probably find out from Chet tomorrow.

God, I hate to think about that.

Yeah.

Now the ambulance is gone.

How are we going to get back?

Well, we can always thumb our way.

Oh, real funny.

I'm not being funny.

I sure slept well last night.

Yeah.

Coffee me too.

Joanna had to wake me up for dinner.

What did you have?

Hey, guys.

What a game!

Was that incredible?

It really must've been great to be there, huh?

Yeah.

What a cliffhanger, huh?

Nobody left till the final--

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--McCay, 10 catches, 240 yards.

He's gonna be a pro. - He's gonna be a great pro.

I'll agree.

Steve Farmer played a great game.

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