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April 4, 1959
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NOW! RUN YOUR CAR HALF ON GAS, HALF ON AIR…
Scientists show how you can actually transform the oxygen in ordinary air into high-powered fuel for your car I The result: Now, instead of filling your gas tank every week your car’s engine converts air into energy 2,000 times a minute … and saves you up to 1,000 gallons of gasoline each and every year. See proof below. From Washington, D.C., comes? the exciting news every car: owner has been waiting for. News about one of the most incredible inventions of our century … an invention that is just now being released to the world! Imagine! The exact same type dream-discovery that at this very moment is turning ORDINARY AIR into a constant source of energy. Yes, an endless storehouse of power on fleets of test cars from leading manufacturers … and that in…
REAL LIFE COLORED PHOTOS OF THESE STARS AND 120 OTHERS IN “HOCKEY ANNUAL 59”
The “Hockey Annual 59” contains a complete and exciting picture coverage of every N.H.L. player including 120 action and still shots. All this plus many exclusives, anecdotes and unknown facts about your favorite hockey stars appear in this deluxe 11” x 8½” magazine form edition of “Hockey Annual 59”. The 28 glossy finished pages of this edition are bound with a resistant cover and should be a collectors item for any hockey fan. The “Hockey Annual 59” is a must if you wish to be acquainted with the latest and most unusual photos in N.H.L. hockey. This most exciting and exclusive publication is yours absolutely free with a subscription to “Sport-Revue” at the special low introductory offer; you save $1.50 on the regular price. Free with every subscription to “Sport-Revue” A FRENCH HOCKEY MAGAZINE RENOWNED…
WESTERN LEAGUE
Fielder Wins Title Guyle Fielder of Seattle won his third successive scoring championship in the Western Hockey League with a total of 119 points on 24 goals and 95 assists. His 95 assists are a new league record for assists. Fielder set the previous mark at 89 two years ago. Eddie Dorohoy of Calgary finished in second place with 109 points and in first place in the Prairie Division. McVie Tops In Winners Rookie Tommy McVie of Seattle led the league in scoring game winning goals with 9. Eddie Dorohoy assisted in the winning goal 14 times. Garry Brisson of Winnipeg, Ted Hampson of Vancouver and Rudy Filion of Seattle tied in scoring the most first goal of a game with 8 each. Murray Oliver of Edmonton and Bill Mosienko of Winnipeg both…
Speaking on Sport
Toronto Star Three Years In A Goalie’s Life Frank Mahovlich was a name which all the scouts had in their books. Carl Brewer was a rugged kid in the Marlboro chain. Promising prospects were coming up. But popular old pros were at the end of the line. It was tht spring of 1956. Conn Smythe walked slowly toward the Gardens’ press room. He was angry and tight-lipped. “You’re never going to see Harry Lumley in a Maple Leaf uniform again,” he said tersely. “Oh, he will play out this series, but that’s it. He won’t be back next season. Lumley is through with this club.” In the dressing-room there was some whispered bitterness among Leaf brass over the inadequacy of the goaling. The Stanley Cup series with the then powerful Red Wings had started…
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