Hold Onto the Ball and Build Courage in Football
The article urges players to secure fumbles by mastering ball handling under all hits. It prescribes daily drills, proper grip, keeping the ball away from tackles, and taking passes smoothly. It also argues courage is developed through experience and habit, not born traits. It ends with guidance on light, digestible bedtime foods to aid sleep before breakfast.
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Sports College
Sports College Coast-to-Coast Radio Show Guide
The Trans-Canada CBC network broadcasts Sports College each Saturday. Listen on the station nearest your home for broadcast times and join free by writing to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ont. Membership is open to all.
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Sports College
Weekly Tip French-Fried Potatoes Crispness Hint
Let potatoes that are to be French fried stand for at least half an hour in cold water before frying. This step helps them crisp and improves texture.
Truth drugs and trade barters in early London and beyond
A column notes a nonprescription truth drug sold in London drug stores and wittily questions marital secrets. It recounts Scotland Yard’s door to door handwriting evidence in poison pen cases, a Paris tailor paid in meals and clothes, and Gianni Angelli, a 31 year old Fiat magnate running multiple industries and owning a football team a newspaper and a ski resort.
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London
Gilbert White
Scotland Yard
Atlantic
Gianni Angelli
Italy
Fiat Company
Angeili
Indian Chief Protests Land Grab Plan in Vancouver
Chief Joe Mathias of the Capilano reserve denounces a City of Vancouver offer of 25 000 dollars for two acres in Kitsilano Park as a land grab. He cites a higher bid and threatens protest, possibly to royal authorities, invoking historic treaties protecting Indian land rights.
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Vancouver
Joe Mathias
Capilano
Kitsilano Reserve
Mathias
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale
The verse notes autumn quiet as birds depart maples and poplars and canaries leave the lilac bush. No meadow lark or orioles greet the speaker but sparrows and a woodpecker remain.鸣
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Jane Dale
Canaries
Max Eisenberg Fined for Cruelty to Five Chickens
In Toronto Max Eisenberg was fined 50 dollars for cruelty to five chickens after carrying them upside down, an act deemed cruel by local authorities. The incident drew attention to animal welfare rules.
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Toronto
Max Eisenberg
World Happenings Briefly Told
Immigrant ritual ends sabbatical year on Mount Zion after 1880 years. Roman Catholic nuns in Rome receive bus driver licenses to operate student transport. A eight-foot ancient coffin likely of a wealthy Roman found near St Pauls Cathedral London. Queen approves Royal children photos for New Zealand health stamps to fund poor children holidays. All metal Norwegian airplane shown for Arctic use with skis floats wheels. Ottawa royal mint alarm triggers. visitor discovers switch-like trigger. King Haakon opens Stavanger canning school, a unique vocational training center for fish preserving.
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Rome
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
New Zealand
Norway
King Haakon of
Stavanger
Mayor-Elect Donates Salary To Civic Workers
Mayor-Elect Harry Weiner says his 3000 dollar annual civic salary will be given to wards awards for civic employees and for charitable purposes. A Canadian figure notes close to two billion milk bottle caps produced yearly.
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Medicine Hat
Harry Weiner
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Grid
A crossword puzzle list with clues for 10 vertical answers and a numbered answer grid. clues include girl name dedication preposition signaling maiden name song of devotion clear-water wash fish wager gem weight Indian mulberry symbol for tellurium and other wordplay entries.
Pedigree seed prize survey from grain shows
A Central Experimental Farm report analyzes seed sources of grain prize winners at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair and the International Grain and Hay show 1950 51. The survey covers beans barley oats peas and wheat from 72 growers and 129 samples, finding about six in ten from registered seed, with small shares from certified and commercial stocks and from home grown seed of uncertain origin.
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Cereal Division
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
J. C. G. Fraser
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Fraser
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