Clearing and dribbling tips from sports clinic playbook
The article compiles goalie clearing techniques for rebounds in hockey focusing on keeping calm under pressure and using both stick and foot clears to move the puck to teammates. It then shifts to basketball dribbling don’ts, emphasizing passing over dribbling and head-up play, ending with diet advice highlighting dairy for young athletes.
Pauls World as a Roman Yet Spiritual Environment
The sermon contrasts Paul's Roman external world with his inner Christian reality. Paul, a free-born Roman citizen, operated amid prejudice yet lived without prejudice in Christ. The message emphasizes the radical equality in Christ beyond cultural divides and the new creation nature.
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Maurice Richard nets 23rd and 400th N H L goals vs Al Rollins
Richard scores two goals against Chicago’s Al Rollins with the 400th goal described as a clean strike and the 325th as flukish. He notes each goal on the puck and then hands it to a teammate, turning the souvenir into a valued keepsake.
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N.H.L
al Rollins
Chicago
Rollins
Richard
Four Hat Tricks This Season In NHL
Only four players have scored three goals in a game this season up to Christmas Day. Sid Smith and Ron Stewart of Toronto, Red Kelly of Detroit, and Leo La Bine of Boston achieved hat tricks. The report also notes electric eel power up to 600 volts.
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National Hockey League
Sid Smith
Ron Stewart
Toronto
Red Kelly
Detroit
Leo LaBine
Boston
No income tax for British gambling wins sparks global zeal
The column notes that Britain lacks income tax on gambling winnings, citing a British bettor who won the equivalent of $120,000 and kept it all, contrasting with potentially $90,000 in taxes if earned by work. It weaves in anecdotes about pin prayers and misremembered football fatalities, then shifts to social manners and fashion, quoting Debbie Reynolds and Gina Lollobrigida and offering blunt observations on civility and disagreement.
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Automatic phones planned for Uranium City in 1956
Uranium City aims for a fully automatic dial telephone system by early 1956 after negotiations between the Saskatchewan Government Telephone, the Uranium City Ratepayers association, and provincial resources officials. The plan calls for 200 lines, expandable to 400, with installation this summer and central equipment arriving by winter 1955-56. Total cost around 70,000 dollars. business rates about 17 dollars monthly, residential six dollars. The town, grown in two and a half years, now has over 2000 residents.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Beaverlodge
Provincial Natural Resources Department
Uranium City Ratepayers’ Association
S.G.T
England
Uranium City
Rodney oats prove satisfactory in Alberta during 1953 54
Experimental tests and farmer surveys indicate Rodney oats performed well in Alberta in 1953 and 1954. About 501 bushels of registered Rodney were allocated to ten seed growers in 1953, with seed distributed to farmers. Over ten thousand bushels were sown by about 300 farmers in 1954, despite adverse weather.
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Alberta
E. C. Lowe
Lacombe
Rodney
Unclear OCR fragments hint at multiple nations and numbers
Fragmentary OCR sequence lists Cyprus Greece Fifth Supplement Three Would Dortmund Italy Is Three. No coherent event or人物 identified. Unable to determine a definite news item, possible table of contents or index notes.
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Dortmund
Italy
Trinidad
Department of Agriculture
U. S
National Military Reserve Plan
Dusseldorf
Germany
Idlewild Airport
New York
Belgium
Japan
China
Clark Gable
Railway Explorer Rogers Pass Named For Maj A B Rogers
Rogers Pass in the Selkirk mountains of British Columbia is named after Maj. A. B. Rogers, a railway pathfinder who explored the area in 158}.
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Selkirk Mountains
British Columbia
Maj
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Canada to lead Commonwealth oil output in 1954
Canada is projected to be the largest Commonwealth oil producer in 1954 with about 12.5 million metric tons, rising from 10.95 million tons in 1953. Other significant producers include British Borneo near five million tons and Trinidad at 3.13 hundred thousand tons, with India Pakistan and the U.K. contributing smaller amounts.
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Commonwealth
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Petroleum Information Board
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Trinidad
India
Pakistan
U.K
Quick Canadian Facts 5 Highlights
The CBC controls television broadcasting for its stations and private TV stations. Alberta leads in coal production by volume, Nova Scotia in value. Lake Superior Michigan Huron St Clair Erie Ontario. Manufacturing now employs more than twice as many Canadians as in 1939, the chief livelihood source. Nearly 5 million are under 16. Prepared by editors of Quick Canadian Facts pocket annual.
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Alberta
Nova Scotia
Lake Superior
Michigan
Huron
St. Clair
Erie
Ontario
Quick Canadian
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NHL Standings On Christmas Day This Year
Montreal Canadiens hold first with 45 points while Detroit Red Wings second four behind. Toronto Maple Leafs remain third with 40 this year versus 38 last year. Boston Bruins fourth with 26 this year, 31 last year. New York Rangers fifth with 25 this year, 26 last year. Chicago Black Hawks sixth with 17, same as last year but four more games played.
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Montreal Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Detroit
Canadiens
N.H.L
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Bruins
New York Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Clues Here and Across
A compact crosswords puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues. Includes across terms for swine indies lively falsifier insect egg royal expire part of the wildcard and more plus vertical entries for fruit beast small piece and prefix for in.
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Indies
East Indies
Alberta potato crop yields dip as frost and rot strike
Alberta growers face below average potato yields with some tuber breakdown from light frost, crown rot, and soft rot. Farmers urged to inspect for frost damage and diseases like black leg, roguing fields, secure seed stock, and reserve seed now to lift 1955 yields. contact Field Crops Branch for details.
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William Lobay
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Mr. Lobay
Alberta
Lobay
Kenny Mosdell to be honored with special night
Montreal fans to mark Kenny Mosdell's 12th NHL season with a Kenny Mosdell Night on February 19. The veteran Canadiens center, 32, is one of two current players to have skated for the defunct New York Americans, along with Harry Watson of Chicago. He has starred the past two seasons and earned a First All-Star Team center honor last year.
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Kenny Mosdell
Canadiens
National Hockey League
New York Americans
Harry Watson
Chicago
N.H.L
Mosdell
Quick Canadia Quiz Namie the six Great Lakes
In Canada the population and industry questions test reading skills. The items ask about the six Great Lakes, the share of Canadians aged 16 or under, the leading province in annual coal output, and whether manufacturing employment now exceeds or falls short of 1939 levels. A reference column promises answers elsewhere.
Brushing After Meals Helps Prevent Tooth Decay
Eating followed by immediate tooth brushing reduces decay risk by removing plaque and sugars. Dentists advise rinsing with water if brushing is delayed, and waiting about 30 minutes after hot foods to protect enamel.
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