Speedway Flyer, Volume 18, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1949 — Page 4

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O’er The Hills OUR INDIANS THE CHAMPIONS Our Indians, mess tneir aging hearts, are the champions of all triple A baseball. They fought, as no other team fought, in the history of the American Association. From the very beginning of the season our Indians had as their goal, the championship of the AA. Then when everything seemed doomed to defeat they came roaring down the stretch. Seven games remained, and the tribe trailed by five and one half games. From the bat-boy to the president of the club, hope still reigned. The pennant went right down to the final out of that game up there in Milwaukee. St. Paul had just enough steam left to pull the flag out of the fire. The loss of the pennant and the sudden let-down must have taken a lot out of the fighting Indians. They lost three in a row to the Millers. Who of us would have bet a wooden nickel for their chances of coming through with four straight in the enemy stronghold?

If I were to ask you the following question, how would you answer it? The question is: “Where was the turning point in the playoffs, that brought victory to the Indians?” There was one play in one inning of a game in Minneapolis that turned defeat into victory. Put this picture in your mind. Two out, bases loaded Score board reads: Millers 3; Indians 2. The pitcher comes to bat (a guy named Bailey). He promptly parks a triple down the left field line. Three Millers scampered across the plate and the score read Millers 6; Indians 2. But wait a minute, Femandiz is calling for the ball from Conway. He steps on third base and claims a put-out of Harshman, who had failed to touch the base as he made the turn for home plate. As a result all three rune were nullified. The Tribe went on to win 9-8. Had Harshmar touched the bag the Tribe woulc have lost the fourth game 11-9 From there the Indians went on to win both play-off series, anc enter the championship series You know the rest. DIVOT DIGGINS'

We, the fans of the Indians wish to take this opportunity tc thank owners rank McKinney and Ownie Bush for giving us a championship team of which we are justly proud. To manager Al Lopez we send this message. To you Al, we fans have a great amount of respect for the manner in which you moulded the team into a fighting unit. No amount of adjectives can describe the types of appreciation we have for you and “Your Boys.” The least we can say is “Thanks a million Senior Lopez.” Last but not least we wish to thank Luke Walton for his colorful blow-by-blow broadcasts of all the games played by the Tribe. Luke, we want you to know that we enjoyed every minute and every word of each broadcast. You had that little knack of giving us a little laugh just when things began to get tense. We hope to see and hear you back in front of the WISH mike in 1950 for more of those STERLING broadcasts. Again we say “Thank you Luke.”

- z When you’re entertaining and want to be tree o? pot-watching, serve Hamburger Goulasn. It’s full of savor, combines nicely with a tossed green salad and suffers no damage if it must stand and wait for late guests’ arrival. Fry 4 slices bacon ana add 1 lb. cubed beef, 1 lb. cubed pork, 1 cup chopped onion. Brown lightly. Add 4 slices tomatoes, % tsp. paprika, % tsp caraway seed, % tsp. marjoram, 1 tsp. salt, 2 cups stock. Simmer over low flame until beef is tender (about 2 hrs.). Yield: 6 portions. Place the goulash in a ring of fluffy white rice or mashed potatoes. * • • Dust and lint in the air collect on the air filters of your gas furnace. Now is an excellent time to replace this inexpensive protection obtainable from your hardware dealer or furnace repairman.

West Side Branch Of Y.M.C.A. Approved The establishment of an outpost branch of the Metropolitan YMCA for the west side has been approved by the board of directors of the YMCA. The approval was given after a study of a survey made this summer for the YMCA by Dr. Walter Stone, professor of sociology at Hanover college in which Dr. Stone recommended this action. The west side has been a part of the South West district branch whose offices are at Indiana Cen-

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tral College. Dr. Stone proposed that the branch be made into two branches and that an office be located on the west side for the new branch. Dr. Stone set up tests to be made of the plan first to gain wide approval of the idea which the YMCA board also approved. These tests are: a. Do .the members of the branch or outpost clearly feel the need for expansion and will they demonstrate their willingness to support and provide financial underwriting of the project or program? b. Can the need for expansion be demonstrated by the popula-

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tion trends and will the needs of youth be more adequately met by our program .or project? c. Can the approval of the Board of Directors be obtained? d. With all the facts at hand, can the YMCA formulate and plan an effective and intelligent plan meeting the needs as presented for the area to be served? e. Can the consent of the Youth Division of the Council of Social Agencies be obtained? f. Can the plan or project be

RECK OF INE WEEK *>*»>*■ Dotoh Apple Cake BnMNIMNt October IMG < fiacsw a tebUtoo— nulhwl ItililinoaM * Turn ea ovens Mt at moderate (375 F.). Gxvom a deep 8-in. cake pan. Mix 16 cup auger with cinnamon. Stir in 1 tablasp. milk and the malted butter. Let stand. Put biecuit mix into bowL Stir in remaining 14 cup sugar. Stir in quickly mixture of beaten egg, remaining & cup milk and the water. Spread in greased pan to very edge. Cover with enced applet. Arrange raisins on apples. Spoon cinnamon mixture over top. Bake on bottom shelf of oven about 35 minutes, or until top is light brown. Steve warm Yob IFi« Needs PET MILK

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safely financed on the capital expenditure contemplated and operating costs? Dr. Stone has had considerable experience in making surveys and evaluating programs in other cities. He has been a YMCA secretary and a teacher in a YMCA graduate school He also served as secretary of the Nashville, Tennessee, council of social agencies. Son Grows Up Now Son changes shirts, He even combs his hair

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Without his mother’s pleading Without her icy stare. He goes and gets his hair cut Without his mother’s rave, He is even buying lotions He has begun to shave! Sunday outings are without him He has some other plan, They include a pretty girl; That boy is now a man! Your finest linens will have a smoother finished texture if they are damp-dried in the gas dryer instead of dried out completely. They’ll be easier to iron too.

New Bed Linen Colors via Dye-Bath! Mik-..' Br\ ■ \ > u*WMM»r - 1,11 < I < —RIB <4zb Harmonizing colors are the latest thing in sheets and pillow case. and you can get those new cheerful tones for your present stock of white linens, as this budget-wise housewife is demonstrating. A few dime packages of all-fabric dye are all you need to tintex your linens any color you wish. The dye comes in 52 colors, including such pastels as pink, tea rose, maize, peach, beige, light blue and nile green. Use of automatic washer for dyeing sheets ana other bulky articles is recommended by Tintex Home Economics Bureau.

October By Violet Phelps We who live in Indiana At this season of the year, Have so much to be thankful for And there much our hearts to cheer. October comes forth in her beauty, Though the fields are brown and sear. * The trees stand forth like large boquets, We see beauty far and near. The artist sees God in nature. His hand responds to the cry of his soul. We sometimes wish we were an artist, And could thus have our thoughts under control. It’s wonderful to be an artist, To have an artist’s skill, But no matter how beautiful the picture, He admits there’s something lacking still. When one can really drink in this 11 beauty From the hills and woods first I hand Then you know God’s in His | Heaven As you see—“ The Touch of The Master’s Hand.” As we look upon this beauty, On the hills and in the wood. We just can’t help knowing—- “ God, is Great,” and “God is Good” What this country needs is a good snappy, elastic currency—the kind that will stretch when we buy and shrink when we sell.

FOR AN ENCHANTED EVENING - SERVE THIS BAU-PIE

Meringue Ke with a plus! Unusually delicious filling in a tender flaky pie shell, topped with a meringue made luscious with marshmallows toasted to a golden brown.

HAWAIIAN MALLOW MERINGUE PIE 7 tablespoons cornstarch 1 tablespoon butter or mar1 cup sugar garino Vs teaspoon tali 1 tablespoon grated lemon rinfl 2 cups canned pineapple juice 2 tablespoons lemon juice I 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten 1 Flaky Pie Shell Mix cornstarch, sugar and salt in top of double boiler. Afl % cup pineapple juice and mix to smooth paste. Add remaining PttE apple juice and cook until mixture begin* to thicken; place over fl water, and cook until thick and smooth (15 minutes), stirring ccfl stantly. Stir a small amount of mixture into beaten egg yolks, fl turn to double boiler and cook a few minutes longer. Add buttfl lemon rind, and juice. Cool and pour into baked pie shell. MERINGUE: Beat three egg whites until stiff. Beat in 6 tabfl spoons sugar gradually and add 1 teaspoon lemon juke. Pile Ugbfl on filling, spreading carefully to edge of shell. Press 5 tti TibiasOfl cut in quarters, into meringue. Bake in slow oven (325 degrees fl 25-30 minutes, or until firm and delicately browned.

SCREENS, WINDOWS NEED ATTENTION Getting the nouse ready t< stand snugly against the sleetj attack of winter is an autumx “must” for the conscientioui house-holder. Although this is t prospect that many men do no approach with cries of joy, i need not be a severe trial at all. ■ The right tools, the right ma terials and the right attitude to ward the work that has to b< done will make allAhe difference between a job that you have U suffer through and one you ac tually enjoy doing. When its time to start thinkini about the onset of winter the firs consideration to enter the mine of the average homeowner con cerns screens and storm-windows You probably will want to pain your screen before putting then to rest for another season. As yoe remove them from the windowi check the frames and wire fd signs of deterioration, then stacl them up and go to work with i good brush and a can of paint. If painting screen is a trouble some task for you, you might' tr: applying the paint with an ordin ary sponge instead of a brusl You’re likely to have less difficult with the paint “running” an clogging up the orifices betwee: the wires. Few of us are floored by har work—it’s lack of appreciation that gets us down.

Follow the simple recipe for making the Spry Ke Shell and see ho* easy it is to make delicate pastiy that will bring you compliments. Clip this tested recipe now!