The Sports Clinic on Pace in Training and Strategy
An article by Sports College coach Lloyd Percival outlines race strategy and training tips for distance runners. It contrasts pace running and kick running, explains how to exploit opponents' weaknesses, and stresses tailoring workouts to individual strengths and weaknesses.
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Lioyd
Ace” Percival
United States
Fred Wilt
Dan Gehrmann
Gehrmann
Wilt
Sports College
Box
Toronto 1
Ontario
C.B.C
Council Rejects Wild West Show in Dartford Park
Dartford council refused an application to stage a wild west show in a park citing excessive noise. In London Edmonton thieves locked customers in a pub room, stealing a bag with two mystery novels. Sweden reports 15 000 air raid shelters housing nearly a million since WWII. Wire recorders to log test pilots notes for safety and memorials. Plowman Tim Rout found a 2000 year old necklace. British Museum paid 1850 pounds. Wool dealers profit from stockpiling as Britain boosts wool. a deer wanders Edmonton during a building boom.
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London
Edmonton
Night Sounds and a Mouse in the Wainscot
A quiet nocturnal scene describes voices in a room below and soft wireless music. Gentle breeze through branches, a mouse scampering in the wall, a window moth, and finally mother’s breakfast call signaling morning.
Service for Visitors in Paris and Love Advice Observations
A散 collage of notes describes a Paris tourist service in multiple languages and a voyage plan with nineteen men aboard to seek Kidd treasure. It includes musings on love, affairs, and attitudes toward marriage and work, citing French experts on reducing crimes of passion and a husband wife dynamic.
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Paris
New York
S.V.P
Sylvia Shepard
South China Seas
Kidd
Madame Wong
France
Asparagus Pie with White Sauce Method
Combine plain pastry with reduced salt and bake a shell. Boil asparagus in salted water until almost tender, reserve some stalks for garnish, and mash the rest. Prepare a white sauce from flour salt pepper butter and milk, then beat eggs separately and fold mashed asparagus into the sauce to finish.
Canadians May Break 1950 Tourist Record in 1951
Ottawa reports Canadians took the largest travel spree in history in 1950 with $222 million in overseas tourist spending, up 16 percent from 1948. US spending dominated at $190 million, UK $19 million, other sterling areas $4 million, ERP nations $8 million. Americans and others spent less in Canada in 1950, totaling $275 million from all countries, yielding a modest $53 million credit balance in tourism.
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Ottawa
United States
U.K
Sterling Area
Canada
U.S
Yachtsmen Set for Long Vancouver 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 course runs from Vancouver to Bremerton Washington about 130 miles.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Harbor
International Power Boat Association
Bremerton
Wash
Sharp Visitor Regina Ferret Outbreak
Mrs. Frank Folk confronted a bold ferret on her back porch after it wandered from a nearby home. A Humane Society official who helped remove the animal was bitten on the hand during the eviction. The zinnia mentioned is a native of Mexico.
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Regina
Frank Folk
Humane Society
Crossword puzzle word list hints and clues
A cluttered listing of crossword clues and crossword style hints including horizontal and vertical cues. The text references various clues such as pronunciations, location hints, and language notes along with scattered numbers and partial entries.
Garden Notes Still Time For Garden In Canada
Practical advice for Canadian gardeners to sow at ten to fourteen day intervals through summer. Emphasizes disease and pest vigilance, use of Canadian seedlings, and continuing plantings of staples like lettuce beans carrots beets corn to extend harvest into fall.
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Canada
Manitoba Eyes Bumper Wheat Crop
Winnipeg report says a strong wheat harvest is likely in Manitoba due to extensive summer fallow acreage and normal seeding. Deputy Minister J R Bell notes 2 560 000 fallow acres last year, about 400 000 more than in 1949, supporting the optimism.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
J. R. Bell
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Jity
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Ene
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Food For Thought
al Vermeer
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