My 10-year-old son, Luke, was in an American football team. Once his team played against a top team, which never1 any matches before.
At an important time in the game, my son got the2 and was running fast for a touchdown (触地得分). Finally, there was only one player ahead. Luke's teammate Mario made a3 block (阻挡), hitting the player to the ground. That was a good chance to score. But surprisingly, Luke slowed, stopped,4 , and ran back to the boy on the ground.
Fans of my son's team was5 and started saying terrible things at my son. I ran down onto the field. Luke looked up at me and said, "Dad, I must come back! I heard a6 break. I heard it! I knew if I scored, it would take more time for anyone to notice him, and he would be7 during all that time."
Luke continued, "You taught me good sport is more than8 , so I stopped and came back."
"Dad, was I wrong?" he asked9 . "No, son," I shook my head. I hugged Luke tightly, trying to show him how10 and proud (自豪的) I was.
Luke was right—the boy suffered a broken leg and had to be sent to hospital right away. The next day, Luke received a thank-you card from the boy. That was when Luke really won.
