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Unlike the Rangers, the Maple Leafs depend on speed and power, not on clever hockey and adroit passes. In Toronto, needing one game more to end the series, the Maple Leafs quickly piled up five goals. Only one Ranger shot, by Frank Boucher, got past Lome Chabot, who used to be goalie for the Rangers. In the last period, Boucher was busy again. He passed to Bun Cook for one goal, made two more himself in less than two minutes. By this time it was too late. The Maple Leafs stopped protecting their lead long enough to score one more...
Proud is Headmaster Richards to know that his idea is spreading to other schools. Says Chauncey Samuel Boucher, dean of the College of Arts, Literature and Science at the University of Chicago: "It is the most fascinating scheme in preparatory education yet devised...
Died. Thomas ("Tom") Boucher, 60, oldtime rugby footballer, father of Coach George Boucher of the Montreal Maroons hockey team and of Hockey-players Frank (New York Rangers), "Billy" (New Haven Eagles), "Bobby," Carroll and Joseph Boucher; of heart disease, while at work in the composing room of the Ottawa Journal; in Ottawa, Canada...
Deans. Although many details remained to be worked out-athletic eligibility to meet Big Ten Conference requirements, for example-already announced last week were the Deans for the new Plan: Professor Chauncey S. Boucher, dean of the College; Professor Gordon Jennings Laing, dean of Humanities Division; Professor Henry Gordon Gale, dean of Physical Sciences Division; Dr. Richard Severingham Scammon, dean of Biological Sciences Division; Dr. Frederic Campbell Woodward (temporary), dean of Social Sciences Division...
...city of Paris nine years ago. For nearly an hour he wandered through beautifully paneled rooms, expressing his presidential approval of cabinets of Sevres and Meissen ("Dresden") porcelain, jeweled watches, Battersea enamel, signed furniture from the great French ebenistes, a priceless series of tapestries from cartoons by Boucher, and the gem of the collection, "The Burgomaster's Daughter" by Lucas Cranach. Impulsively, M. le President rushed forward and wrung the hand of the spry little old gentleman who had given all this to France. "Monsieur Tuck," said M. Doumergue, "this visit has been a real joy to me. Your...