Weight shift in batting and track form tips from Sports Clinic
The article summarizes the Sports Clinic study from the Sports College Staff on common faults in hitting and running form. It emphasizes shifting weight from the rear foot to the front as the bat passes the ball, keeping balance, and having a pal check the batting position after contact. It also notes proper shoving-off in track running and the importance of eye care for timing and coordination.
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Sports College
Explorers Seek Noah’s Ark Traces On Ararat Slope
Six French explorers recently departed Paria to hunt for Ark remnants on Mount Ararat in Turkey. Dominion Fire Commissioner C A Thompson reported 494 fire deaths last year at Halifax. Duchess of Kent and Duke 16 plan October visits to Singapore Malaya and Borneo islands.
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Paria
Mount
Ararat
C. A. Thompson
Dominion Fire
Ottawa
Dominion Fire Prevention Association
Halifax
Duchess of Kent
the Duke of Kent
Singapore
Malaya
Borneo Group
Hong Kong
Weekly Tip Hard-Cooked Eggs
Promptly cool hard cooked eggs after boiling to prevent the dark ring around the yolk. Cooling helps preserve appearance and freshness.
Sports College Research Guide Subscriptions Offered
To get the most out of the sport you participate in or enjoy watching, subscribe to the Sports College Research Guide. Send $1.00 yearly or $1.75 for two years to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario. All new members receive a free copy of the Research Guide.
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Sports College
Toronto
Ontario
True Meaning Of The Word Vacation
The article defines vacation as a change from daily routine offering renewal for the year ahead. It stresses planning to avoid debt and the value of novelty, citing Stratford on Avon as a popular example with over 350000 annual visitors.
Tape measure belt sparks men’s fashion debate
A playful feature envisions gendered body belts with 30 inch female and 46 to 52 inch male options, noting Ireland’s high bachelor rate of men aged 25 to 35 and the migration of bachelorettes abroad. It also cites retirement myths, Izaak Walton, a Chicago trousers pocket case, and a Liberty movement with fees.
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Milwaukee
Ireland
Seenm
Leitrim
Denmark Population Compared to New York City
Denmark has about half as many residents as New York City, highlighting the population gap between a small European nation and a major U S metropolis.
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Denmark
New York City
Manitoba Announces Minimum Wage Rate Increases
Winnipeg Labor Minister CE Greening announced a July 28 raise of 10 cents an hour for male adult workers in Manitoba. The order-in-council sets new rates: men 15 and over from 60 to 70 cents, boys 14 and under to 4 cents, females under 18 at 48 cents urban and 45 rural, women 28 and over at 55 urban and 52 rural. Overtime pay becomes 2 percent above regular after 44 hours for women and 48 hours for men.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
CE Greening
Paroled in 1946 after brain operation Wright arrested for burglary
Pittsburgh police report Millard F. Wright who gained parole in 1946 after a delicate brain operation to curb his urge to steal was arrested recently on a burglary charge.
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St. Louis
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Millard F. Wright
The Old Livery Barn Dismantled as Town Embraces Progress
An essay recalls the decline of horse and buggy days as the town tears down its last livery barn. It notes the once busy stalls, two-bit hay rubs, and families traveling by buggy, now replaced by motorcars. The piece, written on the last of four livery barns to be dismantled, mentions a 1906 construction date.
Crossword Puzzle Clues List and Answers
A compact cryptic style item listing vertical clues for a crossword. Includes fragmented hints such as French girl name Panzer Egyptian singing gem poured phrases and various wordplay prompts with numbers indicating positions and cross references. The text also contains references to Italian Colin a hanging ice cone and ancient city of Asia Minor plus archaic terms and pronouns.
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Colin Hanging Ice
First Aid Defined as Immediate Onsite Help
First Aid is the earliest possible intelligent aid given to accident or illness victims at the scene before a doctor assumes responsibility. It is typically temporary and provided to stabilize until professional care is available.
Understanding Types of Bleeding and Warning Signs
External bleeding is visible when the skin is broken and should be managed by washing and, in small wounds, loosening a tourniquet. Internal bleeding is suspected by symptoms and confirmed if blood appears from an orifice or in sputum, vomit, or stool, with varied color and consistency. Bleeding from the urinary tract and female reproductive system requires physician examination to rule out injury or disease. Concealed bleeding may be inferred from accident history and symptoms.
Bigger B C Apple Crop Is Predicted
British Columbia expects an overall apple harvest of 6 798 boxes an increase of 33 2 percent Vancouver Island and the Gulf Island will yield 24 000 boxes up 26 percent Okanagan 136 785 boxes up 30 9 percent Kootenay 508 250 up 87 6 percent Fraser Valley down 3 6 percent to 90 000 boxes Favorable weather and trees recovering from winter injuries explain the rise Last year was an off year Innisfail Alberta formerly Poplar Grove renamed in 1893.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Vancouver Island
Gulf Island
Okanagan
Kootenay
Fraser Valley
Innisfail
Alberta
Calgary
Poplar Grove
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Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Erage
Surrey
Sahara Desert
British Iron and Steel Research Association
Stratford-on-Avon
England
William Shakespeare
E. A
Izaak Walton
Walton
London
USA
Queen Elizabeth
Douglas Chandor
Texas
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
By William Ferguson
Hie Gees
Kitz Korner
Choe
EIA
Elmer
San Francisco
California
Ber
Asia Minor
Morsiender
Eller Fenne
Lair
Pronoun
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Priscilla
al Vermeer
B.C
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