Running the Eight develops football players agility and balance
The guide explains how to change direction in football with the drill Running the Eight. Players circle in a figure eight, pivot, and repeat to improve agility. Timed practice with teammates shows progress, with tips on speed, knee bend, and body lean. Membership details for Sports College and radio tips follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Drill
Sports College
Box 99
Toronto 1
Ont
CBK
CBX
CBW
CFGP
World I Happenings Briefly Told
The will of 13 year old Peter Masey probate in Siding ton England totals 2291 dollars for his father's farm. T C Davis of Prince Albert Canada first Ambassador to Germany was received by President Theodor Heuss. UK farm protests in Durban cite meat shortages and paper surplus. 25 Canadian Air Cadets under Sydn Lar and Roderick Milne impressed at Maidenhead England. Visby walls from 12th 13th centuries still stand around medieval city near Stockholm. Tokyo subscribers gain AP news direct from New York via new teletype. British Columbia junior farm clubs renamed 4 H clubs for added glamour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Masey
Sidington
England
T. C. Davis
Prince Albert, Sask
Canada
Germany
Theodor Heuss
Sydn. Lar
Roderick Milne
Ottawa
Maidenhead
Berkshire
Eng
Kitchen Meditations on a Humble Heart and Home
A devotional reflection asks for grace in parenthood and guiding children with calm wisdom. The speaker seeks mercy at every day’s start, balance in laughter and sympathy, and a safe, haven-like home as children grow and choose their paths.
On The Side and Oddities From Yesteryear Column
A collage recounts quirky sights such as an English bulldog smoking a pipe used for tobacco ads, a dapper man whose illuminated shirt front advertised clothing, and a staged debate on quick swimmers. It notes propaganda broadcasts, stage flops, Irish wedding stats, and humorous trivia about word meanings and self haircuts by Hoagy Carmichael and Sir Robert Baden-Powell.
New Limit Set For Hunting Caribou In Alta
Edmonton reports Alberta's northern bag limits match the Northwest Territories for barren land caribou. Only those in need may hunt, with a limit of five caribou and one male deer or one male moose. No open season for ordinary hunters in the specified northern district. Also notes cranberry crops protected by flooding bogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Saskatchewan-Alberta
British Columbia
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed in Canada
The Canadian Gazette announces Fire Prevention Week beginning October 7. It cites 527,257 fires over the past decade causing $490 million in property loss, 3,897 deaths, and serious injuries to at least 15,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadian Gazette
Canada
Alberta builds new corrective institution for youth
Bowden Alta a new corrective institution for youthful prisoners is under construction by the Alberta government at a cost of 926000 dollars and is expected to open to house juvenile offenders within the year.
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Bowden
Alta
Alberta
Weekly Tip LEATHER BINDINGS
Leather book bindings may be preserved by periodic treatments with an equal mixture of castor oil and paraffin.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Fragments and Odd Gaps
A readable crosswords list with numerous incomplete clues includes Greek letters, elements, and general terms. Many entries are garbled or truncated, with scattered numbers and partial hints across horizontal and vertical sections.
Ladders Save Spawning Fish From Death In Manitoba River
Winnipeg reports Ducks Unlimited Manitoba manager Frank Ward designed timber fish ladders on Oak River projects near Shoal Lake and Mort Smith. The six and fourteen foot ladders let spawning mullet and jackfish ascend dams, boosting populations and prompting ongoing study and potential expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Oak River
Manitoba
Frank Ward
Ducks Unlimited
Ward
Mort Smith
Smith Project
Shoal Lake
Henry
Whooping cranes sighted east of Richlea by resident
Richlea Saskatchewan farmers reported large birds described as whooping cranes seen east of Richlea by Donald Sutherland. He followed two birds in his truck and watched them land on a small slough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlea
Sask
Donald Sutherland
Sutherland
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Lloyd
Percival
Durban
South Africa
Visby
Stockholm
Tokyo
Associated Press
New York
By Jane Dale
V.bunns
Tokyo Zoo
Voice of America
London
Mischa Auer
Storks
Mr. Auer
County Westmeath
Taghmon
Sarah Bernhardt
Sarah
Hoagy Carmichael
Robert Baden i
Boy Scouts
BY William Ferguson
Greenland
Helen Byrd
Biloxi
Samarium
River of England
Asiatic
Retain
Dean of Diptomatic Corps
Weight of England
Iit
By Len Kleis
NEA Service. Inc
T. M. Reg. U. S. Pat
Virgil
Gushuby
Launpey Jory Cleaning
Gushubi
Ige Crea
Priscilla
Vermeer
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