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Died. Henry McBride, 94, twinkly, oracular art critic for the old New York Sim and the magazines Dial and Art News, a Pennsylvania Quaker who started out illustrating seed catalogues and wound up as one of the U.S.'s most influential promoters of modern art, and the intimate of such Parisian cognoscenti as Gertrude Stein and Pablo Picasso; in The Bronx...
Finally, the officials called five-minute majors on Young and Ikauniks for leaving the penalty box during the free-for-all, and assessed Kinasewich and McBride five-minute majors and match penalties for fighting. Both sixes finished the contest as fours...
Colby defenseman Bob McBride slipped Kinasewich an elbow, and the sophomore center hauled off and hit back. Colby's Don Young and the Crimson's Ikauniks left the penalty box to join in the fun, and soon everyone was in the act. Most of the peripheral battles evaporated fairly soon, but it took the efforts of both referees and several peace-makers to break up the McBride-Kinasewich main event...
When it was over, the ice was strewn with sticks, gloves, and head-guards. The referees sent Kinasewich, Young, and McBride to the penalty box while they decided what to do with the miscreants, but that was obviously an unstable situation. After a few seconds Kinasewich got up to leave, Young pushed him, and the battle was joined yet once again...
Inspired Kinghead. Martha Deane comes on at 10:15 a.m. to present an urbane interview with a top political figure, an author, a theatrical personality or a world traveler. "Martha Deane" has been the nom de microphone of several ladies. Mary Margaret McBride first used it more than 20 years ago. The current, excellent incumbent is Marian Young Taylor, one of radio's rare interviewers who read books before confronting their authors and see plays before discussing them...