Running Pace Types in Distance Races and Training
The article outlines pace strategies for middle distance racing including Pace Running Kick Running and Pace-Kick Running. It stresses evaluating strength, temperament, and rivals, then building a lead or conserving energy to use a finishing kick. It notes rivalries like Wilt and Gehrmann and promotes Sports College training resources via Toronto CBC broadcasts.
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United States
Fred Wilt
Don Gehrmann
Gehrmann
Wilt
Sports College
Toronto 1
Ontario
C.B.C
Wild West Show Ban By Dartford Council
Dartford council refused a park show permit after deeming it too noisy. In London Edmonton thieves locked customers in a pub room, robbed a bag with two mystery novels. Sweden reports 15 000 air raid shelters for nearly one million people since WWII.
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Dartford
England
London
Edmonton
Sweden
Eije Mossberg
Kitchen Meditations in a Quiet Night
The speaker waits for sleep listening to voices below and soft wireless music. A breeze rustles branches while a mouse scurries in the wall and a moth at the window adds to the drowsy scene before mother’s breakfast call.
On The Side Gossip From Paris And Aboard A Treasure Hunt
The column offers curious Paris service chatter S V P and a lonely bachelor pitch. It notes Mrs Sylvia Shepard sailing south China seas with nineteen men, planning a treasure search against Madame Wong pirates, while her husband travels ahead. It also recalls a Rockingham Park race with Singing Slave and a French study on ending affairs peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Shepard
South China Seas
Capt. Kidd
Madame Wong
Angie
France
Selected Recipes for Asparagus Pie and Sauce
A plain pastry shell is baked with slightly reduced salt. Asparagus is boiled in salted water, then tied and tipped for finishing cook, with some stalks reserved for garnish. A white sauce is made from flour butter milk and seasoned with salt and pepper, then mashed asparagus is folded in with beaten eggs.
Canadians May Break 1950 Tourist Record in 1951
Ottawa notes a record travel boom with Canadians spending 222 million abroad in 1950, up 16 percent from 1949. United States accounts for 190 million. Britain 19 million. other sterling areas 4 million. ERP nations 8 million. Americans and other visitors to Canada declined slightly to 275 million total.
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United States
U.K
Sterling Area
Canada
U.S
Yachtsmen Set for Long Race
More than 200 power cruisers are expected in Vancouver Harbor on July 29 for the Start of the International Power Boat Association race. The marathon will run from Vancouver to Bremerton Washington about 130 miles.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Harbor
International Power Boat Association
Bremerton
Wash
Sharp Visitor Regina Weasel Causes Bite On Porch
Mrs. Frank Folk encountered a ferret on her back porch that had wandered from a neighbor. A Humane Society official, tackling the pest, was bitten while evicting the animal. The zinnia mentioned is a native of Mexico.
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Regina
Frank Folk
Humane Society
Crossword puzzle clues mixed with historic language hints
Puzzle lists across and down clues with varied terms include Tart Candilenut tree and other scattered hints. The page blends crossword prompts with unrelated fragments and archaic spellings across a spectrum of terms and categories.
Time for Garden Planting and Pest Control Tips
Canadian gardeners are advised to sow hardy flowers and vegetables every ten days to two weeks until midsummer. Use seeds suited to Canadian conditions, follow cultural directions, and monitor for pests and diseases. Continuous planting through mid July helps steady harvests and taste.
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Canada
Manitoba Sees Potential Bumper Wheat Crop
Winnipeg reports deputy agriculture minister J. R. Bell predicts a possible bumper wheat crop this year due to extensive summer fallow of 2,560,000 acres and normal seeding. In 1949 fallow land was about 400,000 acres less.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
J. R. Bell
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Department of Sports College
Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Tim Rout
Heacham
British Museum
Britain
By Jane Dale
Paris
S.V.P
New York
Rockingham Park
New Hampshire
Singing Slave
Ottawa
Zinnia
Mexico
BY William Ferguson
California
Belgian Congo
New Zealand
Zeus
REG
U.S Pat. OF
Virgil
By Len Kleis
PARTY
Priscilla
Food For Thought
Waldo
al Vermeer
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