Coaches Abound as Ex Rangers Lead Pro Teams
Ex Rangers populate coaching ranks across the NHL and minor leagues. Bill Cook and Lynn Patrick steer teams, with brothers Muzz Patrick and Bud Poile among the many ex Rangers guiding players in the NHL, AHL, WHL, and minor circuits.
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New York
Broadway Blue Shirts
Rangers
Carl Voas
National Hockey League
Bill Cook
Lynn Patrick
Boston Bruins
Frank Eddells
Buffalo Bisons
Muzz Patrick
Lynn
Tacoma
Bud Poile
Edmonton
Babe Pratt
New Westminster
Lloyd Ailsby
Seattle Bombers
Scotty Cameron
Humboldt, Sask
Bob
Broiled Turkey Scrapple and Quick Leftover Tips
A classic leftover turkey recipe for Broiled Turkey Scrapple with a turkey broth base, corn meal mix, and a crisp broiled finish. Notes on using packaged chicken or turkey parts, quick gravy, and serve with cranberry, rolls, and vegetables.
World’s longest lived chrysanthemum claimed by gardener
John Wood, a veteran gardener from Shirley in Warwickshire, says he has produced the world’s longest lasting chrysanthemum. He asserts the new variety will stay fresh in a vase for six weeks.
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Shirley
England
John Woodman
Warwickshire
On The Side Bits About Snoring Stalin and Trains
A humorous column blends odd claims and quips from aviation to longevity. It notes a British expert’s tool to judge flight fault, debates Stalin’s longevity hopes, touts a fast electric train, and puns on Methuselah and wedding rings with various cultural references.
Old Time Molasses Drop Cookies Recipe
A vintage cookie recipe details seven cups sifted flour with salt soda cinnamon ginger cloves plus shortening sugar molasses and vinegar. Cream sugar with molasses and vinegar then beat in eggs and alternately mix flour and milk. Chill dough at least 30 minutes then bake 12 to 15 minutes at 400 degrees yielding 6 to 7 dozen cookies.
Warns Motorists Driving At Night
Regina. J A Christie chair man of the Highway Traffic Board warns motorists about night accident liability. He cites a Canadian court ruling that a blinded driver is negligent if he fails to anticipate objects in his path and should slow or stop until vision returns. London England is noted as the first city to build a subway.
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Regina
J. A. Christie
Highway Traffic Board
Christie
Dogs Suffer From Allergies in New A V M A Report
CHICAGO. The American Veterinary Medical Association says dogs commonly suffer allergies more than humans. A scratching dog may lack fleas and even develop hives from the owner's face powder. The article notes dark bands on fish scales signal approaching winter.
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Chicago
American Veterinary Medical Association
Association
Flour Bag Tip for Erasing Printing with Lard
A weekly tip advises covering flour bag printing with a thin layer of lard, rolling the bag, and storing for a few days before washing in boiling water to remove the printing.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed by The Times
Horizontal clues include a throw of dice place B skills mature land measure labor precious stone used in gem cutting fundamental character twists out of shape fixed in time walk Italian coin pl Earn utter correlative of either to decay French plural article footlike part quotes vertical crop of a bird opera by Verdi scanty entire dance step city in Chaldea and number os of roses paths to weary winter vehicle alloy of gold or silver mine entrance Persian elves measure of capacity summit native metal to decay beverage affirmative answer suffer extreme hunger lake in Italy Spanish hall distant item of property stories young barracuda kind of fruit corn bread cooky word of negation
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Chaldea
Italy
New Year Training Plans Boost Hockey and Basketball Skills
The Sports Clinic urges players to adopt season long plans for skill development. It outlines forward skating and shooting priorities, plus defense and goalie variants, and adds a chalk jump drill for basketball. Tips emphasize stretching, injury reduction, and daily practice with Sports College offering programs in Toronto.
Earth travels eighteen miles per second around the sun
A science note states the earth moves at about 18 miles per second in its orbit around the sun. The figure highlights the planet’s vast speed compared with everyday motion.
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Springfield
Ott Heller
Kitchener Dutchmen
O.H
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Brampton
Ont
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Winnipeg Barons
Manitoba
Hub Macey
Glace Bay Miners
Maritime
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Yale University
Buddy O'Connor
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Alf Pike
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Alex Shibicky
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Art Somers
Calgary Buffaloes
Phil Watson
Quebec Citadels
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Bill Moe
Troy
N.Y
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Bobby Kirk
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Bryan Hextall
St. Boniface Canadiens
Frank Boucher
New York Rangers
Lester Patrick
Victoria Cougars
Paul Thompson
Kamloops
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Norm Tustin
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Victoria Arena
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Niagara Falls
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Red Wings
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Delisle, Sask
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Mark Twain
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Philippine Islands
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Tlusell
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Pop
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al Vermeer
Mcuior
Department of Sports College
Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Sports College
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Ontario
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Salt Lake City
Montana
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Arcade
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