De Luxe Ford 1936 Model Highlighted In British Press
The Illustrated London News praised the 1935 Christmas issue ad for the new De Luxe Ford. It notes Ford's international production, with Canada Belgi German French Fords and English Anglia Prefect editions. Overseas Fords reached New York in 1935.
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Hawks Favored as Final Run Opens in Playoffs
Chicago hockey notes project a competitive path as the Hawks and Canadiens prepare for Round One. Coach Bly Reay cites home ice and tight defense while acknowledging injuries and fatigue from the long series against New York.
Jim Roberts Tops Montreal Defense
Montreal defenseman Jim Roberts, a rugged right winger with the Canadiens, is a veteran of six Stanley Cup finals and cites his best asset as steady defense. He faces the Black Hawks in a crucial series, hoping his unit including Dryden, Savard, and Lapointe can shut down Philadelphia’s attack.
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Major Female Tennis Group Reach Agreement
The USLTA and Virginia Slims group reached a peace agreement ending the split in women’s tennis. Top stars like Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova would compete under a unified schedule with the 1973 calendar and 1974 Forest Hills and Wimbledon events. Marginal details included sanction fees and administration by Gladys Heldman and the Inter national Lawn Tennis Federation.
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Eight Local YWCA Swimmers Competing In National Event
Eight members of the Ander YWCA swim team from Central Indiana will compete at the national championships in Columbus Ohio. Coaches John Wolfe and Deanie Huntzinger lead the group including Betsy Carter Jane Dyson Mary Beth Ainsworth Susan Kiely Susan Daines Libby Czarnieski Louise Czarnieski and Kyle Grenda. The White Plains New York team has won the team trophy three years running and will defend its title.
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IU Coach Hulls Sues Bloomington Over Shootings Damages
John Hulls, Indiana University basketball coach, files a 500377 dollar damage suit against the city of Bloomington and off duty officer William F. Pease Jr. He alleges Pease fired a warning shot and later a shotgun blast during a mobile home court incident on Feb. 26. Hulls seeks damages for pain, suffering, and medical costs.
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Benson's 25 Leads U S in Junior Basketball Win
Kent Benson of Indiana scored 25 points to lift the United States to a 108 72 victory over Italy in the Albert Schweitzer International Junior Basketball Tournament in Mannheim Germany The win secured a place in the final against Poland Benson is a top prep star from New Castle High School and one of four prep All Americans on the U S squad who traveled from the continental states to compete in the event.
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McAdoo Tops NBA 1973 Rookie All Star Team
Bob McAdoo was the NBA Rookie of the Year and the only unanimous pick for the 1973 All Rookie team chosen by 17 coaches. Joining him at forward was Dwight Davis, center Lloyd Neal, guards Fred Boyd and Jim Price. Second team includes Ollie Johnson Corky Calhoun Chris Ford Ron Riley and Charlie Johnson with a tie for voting.
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