Building cohesive offense lineups for peak hockey play
The article stresses matching players by attitude and skill to form cohesive lines, noting offense minded trios can excel if protected from weak defense. It cites the Lindsay Abel Howe Detroit Red Wings trio as a model, emphasizing forechecking and puck control. It also advises players to study failed moves, save top tricks for key moments, and keep constant fitness and regular daily habits.
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Lindsay, Abel, Howe
Detroit Red Wings
N.H.L
Lindsay
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Sports College
Box
Toronto 1
Ontario
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale Wind at your back in life’s journey
A reflective poem discusses how wind aids progress while others struggle with their faces to the wind. It contrasts luck with effort and notes Canada’s Northwest Territories spanning 1,309,000 square miles, adding geographic detail.
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Canada
Northwest Territories
Side quips on vanity age and odd anecdotes in 2976
A column riffs on vanity and aging from both genders and includes a string of humorous notes. It cites a Norfolk triplet birth in 1951 and 1952, a barber butcher case in Cleveland, Prince Charles loving dogs, and a joke about Italians and nasal catarrh.
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Norfolk
Eng
Cleveland
Premier's Daughter Pursues Stage Career in Saskatchewan
Regina report notes 18 year old Shirley Douglas daughter of Premier T. C. Douglas aims for acting over politics. She won the best actress award at the Saskatchewan Regional Drama Festival and will try to repeat in the Dominion finals. Born in Weyburn she began on stage at five and moved to Regina with family.
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Regina
Shirley Douglas
T. C. Douglas
Saskatchewan
Shirley
Weyburn
Sask
Crossword Puzzle Clue String Reveals Mixed Historical Terms
A long list of crossword clues and numbers appears, pairing horizontal and vertical entries. Clues reference animals ships gods letters musical notes and common words, suggesting a themed puzzle with diverse topics.
Curling Playdowns Bring Canada Closer Together
The article notes curling in Canada remains amateur with no governing punitive body, praising the Macdonald Brier's unifying role and the Dominion Curling Association. It highlights growth in clubs, artificial ice adoption, and the game's expansion to women and youth, not just men.
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Canada
Dominion Curling Association
UBC Sets North American Blood Drive Record
University of British Columbia donors topped a 3 000 pint goal by four pints to set a North American campus record for the Red Cross drive. UBC enrolled 5 555 students with 54 percent donating, eclipsing Texas University’s 2 810 pints from last year.
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Vancouver
B.C
University of British Columbia
Red Cross
UBC
Texas University
Britain to gift military equipment to Yugoslavia
H undersecretary Nutting told MPs Britain will provide military equipment worth 3 250 000 pounds to Yugoslavia in the coming financial year. Canada’s per capita trade value reached 536 dollars in the 12 months to September. Mrs Dryonside of Vancouver won third prize of 300 pounds in an Australian literary competition. The Canadian consulate in Frankfurt moved to Bonn reestablishing as part of the Canadian embassy. W S Dardin named consul. Pulpwood cuts in Canada near 13 million cords, says B J McColl of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association. Australian airmen and engineers occupy Cocos Islands to establish a new air base for Britain to Australia flights.
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Britain
Yugoslavia
H. A. Nutting
House of Commons
The
Trade Department
Canada
Frankfurt
Bonn
W. S. Dardin
B. J. McColl
Woodlands
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
Society of Automotive Engineers
Montreal
Cocos Islands
Indian Ocean
Australia
Stained Hands Tip From Old Weekly
A historical tip suggests cleaning stained hands by rubbing vigorously with a slice of raw potato. The guidance reflects practical home remedies once circulated in weekly papers.
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