Norris Memorial Trophy Won by Doug Haas of the New York Rangers
Doug Haas, longtime defense coach for the New York Rangers, captured the Norris Memorial Trophy for the seventh time as the league’s top all around defenseman for the 1961-62 season. Harvey led with seven wins in nine years, earning $1,000 from the NHL. Pierre Pilote of Chicago finished second, and Jean-Guy Talbot of the Canadiens third, with Haas totaling 102 votes.
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Harvey Dominates Norris Balloting amid All Star Detail
Harvey led voting for the Norris Memorial Trophy with 6&3 first-half points and 19 second-half points, edging Pilote and Talbot as writers from six NHL cities handed out five for first, three for second and one for third. The piece also notes Harvey’s long career, birth in Montreal in 1924, and that factories in Saskatchewan churn about 26 million pounds of creamery butter annually, with 99 percent grading First.
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Summer's Driver's Guide to Safe Vacation Motoring
The Canadian Highway Safety Council promotes its Stow Down and Live campaign with tips for calm safe driving. Plan routes avoid fatigue, rest every two hours, drive daylight, and keep your car in top condition.
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Rangers M G hints at working with Baltimore new AHL club
General Manager Mazt Patrick of the New York Rangers says talks with Baltimore’s new American Hockey League entry are possible but nothing concrete yet. He notes Vancouver Canucks of the Western League would remain the Rangers top farm club if that arrangement is made, with closer players likely to move through Vancouver.
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A Funny OPI Conversation With A Busy Reader
A reader reports a humorous exchange with his office switchboard. He instructs not to put calls through and asks to remain in communication, while the operator asks for a phone number in case something important comes up.
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A compact humor column presents quips on appetite misfires from a lion feeding mix up to a wife’s hospital kitchen query. It notes a Dakota school debate on modern education and a joke about a New York antique shop proprietor described as a two hundred grand figure.
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