Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1960 — Page 6
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Getting the lawn ready for winter Fertilize in late fall, enjoy sturdier grass next spring Top growth of grass may appear to have slowed down, or even stopped. But important developments can take place if grass receives proper nutrition now. This is the time of year when plants can put out “tillers"—offshoots < of the (nain plant that thicken the turf. And roots can continue to grow through late fall and winter, except when the ground is actually frozen. A late fall application of controlled release Turf Builder* promotes tillering, provides steady development of root growth, and assures sturdier grass next spring. Takes just half an hour to apply Turf Builder to a 5000 sq ft lawn area. Hie accurate Scotts (ScOttSd Spreader lets you do it quickly and right >s **» SAVE ss.oo—Turf Builder (4.75) plus Scotts Spreader (16.95) both only 16.70 Bring your lawn problems to our expert advisors. They have the know-how and the experience to help you achieve the kind of lawn you want. Ifs easier than you’d think, with a tested Scotts Program! SPEEDWAY HARDWARE ISI2 N. Lyndhnrst 8:30 t. 6 Dai* CH. 4-3156 •K SPEEDWAY LAWN & GARDEN CENTER 5242 Crawfordsville Rd. CH. 4-SSII
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PIKE HIGH SCHOOL LETTERMEN TO PRESENT HARLEM MAGICIANS The Harlem Magicians led by player coach Marques Haynes, basketball’s greatest will be in town November 4, to play the “Lefty” Walther All Stars at the Pike School Gym. Game time will be 7:45 p.m. Besides featuring Haynes, the Magicians have the well known former Globetrotters Josh Grider and “Boom” Wheeler. The local “Lefty” Walter All Stars will feature Ken Pennington, Jim Barrick, Willie Merrieweather and Sam Richardson. Speedway Faculty will play Pike Faculty in preliminary game.
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Westside Women's Comm. Of Indianapolis Symphony To Meet Mrs. Albert W. Galyan will be hostess in her home, 9150 Rockville Road, November 3rd at 1:00 p.m. for a coffee and program, sponsored by the Westside Group of the Women’s Committee of the Indianapolis Symphony. Mrs. Helen Sutherland, Silver Consultant of the Rost Jewelry Co., will show imported silver and many imported gift items. Mrs. Ray Griffin will review the book “90 Dozen Glasses” by Margurite Culman. This is an interesting story of the author and her husband’s year abroad attending the Brussels World Fair. All members and their friends are cordially invited to attend. INTERNATIONAL SCOUT GUEST The Girl Scouts of the Hoosier Capital Scout Council are having as their international guest Mrs. Dalia Zilka of Tel-Aviv, Israel Mrs. Zilka arrived in Indianapolis October 23 and will be the guest of the local Council until Nov. 14 when die leaves with delegates to the National Girl Scout Convention in St. Louis Nov. 14-18. Mrs. Zilka is a former Girl Scout and leader, and Scouting is a family affair for her husband is the national trainer for the Boy Scouts in Israel.
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Beginners Division A smooth operating Packer eleven downed a persistant Bear team 19-6. Early in the first quarter Packer half-back Cecil Rupe scampered 20 yards for the TD. Mark Wraight failed to get the PAT. In the second quarter fullback, Rickey Whitten broke loose and scored on a 30 yard run. Rickey Whitten bulled his way through the middle to pick up the PAT. After a give and take third quarter, early in the fourth quarter Cecil Rupe broke into the clear and again outraced the defenders for another TD. Ronnie Byram tried to sweep the end for the PAT but was stopped just short of the goal line. The fourth quarter also saw Bob Kuykendall, Bear half-back, break loose for a long TD run. The PAT try was met at the line of scrimmage by the entire Packer forward wall. Outstanding Packer linemen were Gale Turner, Dennis Trammell, and John Leming. DANCE St. Joseph’s will play Host to all the Gobblins and Ghost on October 29th in their hall at 1401 South Mickley Avenue. The “Squires” will furnish the music from 9:00 pan. till 12:00 am. Adult couples only, admission $2.00 per couple. The plans for the dance are being made by the chairman, Wallace Henry. Don’t forget to keep this date with your best Spook at St. Joe’s on October 29th.
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BEGINNERS DIVISION The Speedway Cardinals met their first defeat of the season Saturday at the hands of the Municipal Gardens Eagles by a score of 12 to 0. The Eagles scored twice in the first half, but were unable to convert either point after. The Cardinals attack was able to run for only three first downs in the entire game. Fumbles plagued the Speedway team and seemed to completely demoralize the players. Defensive play by the Cardinal eleven was quite good. Rick Hedge (RT), Eric Hermerding (LT), and Terry Thompson (IG) showed outstanding tackling form in their driving low tackles. By special permission of the officials on the field, the Cardinal eleven was captained by former quarterback Bud Collier. Bud was benched for the season two weeks ago with a shoulder injury, but has stayed with the team to assist the coaching staff. Bud will continue as sideline captain for the Cardinal games. Watch for him on the field when the referees have a red flag down. Hospital Equipment Psi lota Xi has sick-room equipment available for loan to Speedway residents. Call Mrs. Helen Leonard, CH. 4-1664. DEER LICENSE Williams Bait and Tackle, 3337 W. 10th Street, has been designated as the west side location to sell Deer License. This is the first year that these have been available other than at the State House. Deer season for archery is Nov. 1 to Nov. 30 except Sundays. For guns the season is Nov. 24 to Nov. 30 except Sunday. See Bait and Tackle ad on page 6.
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SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CRURCR (Continued tram Pago I) service the Chancel choir will sing. Dr. Montgomery will give the sermon at both services. Chancel flowers for next Sunday will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson In memory of Jane Kelley. Junior Hi CYF’ers will meet in Fellowship Hall next Sunday evening, October SO, at 5:00 p.m. Each one bring hi* own sandwich and milk and donuts will be furnished. Beth Montgomery is going to tell about her trip to Europe this summer. After the meeting, Junior Hi’ers will join the Senior Hi CYF at 7:00 to go out to collect for UNICEF. They will return to the church at 8:00 for refreshments. All Senior Hi and Post Hi Young people interested in helping with UNICEF are to meet in Fellowship Hall at 6:30 (with the Junior Hi group) at 6:30 pm. next Sunday, October 30th. Dorcas Circle will meet Tuesday, November 1, at 7:30 pm. with Mrs. Fred Wenning, 5035 W. 14th. She will be assisted by Mrs. Omar Lambert. Mrs. Hannah Geiger will give the worship and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rahm will present the program, "Emphasis on Youth.” Kezia Circle will meet Tuesday, November 1, at 7:30 pm. in the Bethany Room. John Payne will conduct the worship. All members are reminded to bring money for Bibles for the Juvenile Home. The program will be presented by a guest speaker, Ruth Parke. Evening Circle will meet Tuesday, November 1, at 7:45 pm. with Juanita Sauter, 91 S. Whitcomb. She will be assisted by Vivian Mayo, Esther White and Edith Griffin. Worship will be conducted by Virginia Sanders, and the program, “New Horizons and Home Missions,” will be presented by Agnes Spencer and Winifred Briggs. Anna Circle will meet Wednesday, November 3, at 1:00 pm. with Glea Miller, 5516 W. 16th. She will be assisted by Ruth Emmett. Mary Watson will give the devotions and Mrs. Floyd Bilbee will give a story of the painting by Salman, “Christ At Heart’s Door ” The Membership and Evangelism Committee, and also the Pulpit Committee for the new church (Bethany Room), will meet at 7:30 P-m. Wednesday, November 2nd. The Worship and Fine Arts Committee will meet at 7:30 nm, Thursday, November 3rd. World Community Day will be observed at First Friends Church. 3030 Kessler Blvd., E. Drive, on Friday, November 4, from 9:45 to 2:45. The theme for the meeting is “Peace, Policy, People.” At this time the Circles will present the medical kits and hospital gowns. Choirs. Monday, sth and 6th Grade Boys, at 3:15. Wednesday Angelus Choir, 3:15. Thursday, sth and 6th Grade Girls, 3:15; 7th, Bth and 9th Grade boys, 6:oo—girls at 6:30; Chancel Choir, 7:30. New members welcomed into the life of our congregation last Sunday were George and Barbara Sorrells, 339% street' Marsha Suzanne Anthony, 5558 Meadowood; Mrs. Faye Heuser, 6342 Bonanza Street; and Mrs. Ned Wilson, 3152 Allison.
Little League football sth and 6th Grade Cardinals 14. Munidple Gardens Bears 0 The Cardinals kicked off to the Municiple Gardens team. Cards tackle John McGilhard stopped the ball carrier out of bounds.. The punt on the 4th down was blocked by tackle Tom Johnson with end John Heidenreich covering the ball for the Cards. Ist and 10 Cards fullback Tom Jacobs carried for 3 yds. 2nd and 7 Cards fumbled with the Bears recovering. Ist and 10 A Bears pass was incomplete, 2nd and 10 Pete Enders and Duane Carter broke thru and made the tackle for a 5 yd. loss. Bears were stopped short 3 yds. of making a Ist down and it was the Cardinals ball Left halfback Vernon Sumner carried for 5 yds. Carter carried for 4 yds. Jacobs kicked the ball down to the Bears 10 yd. line. 2nd quarter M.G. Bears ball. The Cards held the Bears to take over the ball. Carter and Jacobs ran the ball the next three plays for a Ist down. Kurt Hermerding in as quarterback. Haltime score 0-0. 3rd quarter. M.G. Bears kicked off to the Cards. Guard Pete Enders carried to about the 38 yd. line. Steve Schein carried the ball for the Cards Ist touchdown with Tom Johnson in at fullback making the extra point. Cards kicked off to the M.G. Bears, Johnson and Schein making the tackle. The Bears tailback Jeff Rhodes carried the ball for about 25 yds. but was run out of bounds. Bears pass incomplete. 4th quarter. The Bears Jeff Rhodes again carried for a Ist and 10. The Cards then held the Bears back to take over the ball. Cards ball. Schein carried for 1 yd., Jacobs for 8 and Tom Johnson in at fallback again carried for a Ist down. Big Tom Johnson then carried the ball for the Cards 2nd touchdown, he also made the extra point. The Bears received the ball with Carter stopping the ball carrier on about the Bear 35 yd. line. Jeff Rrodes of the Bears carried the ball about 2Q yds. before Ron Murphy tackled him. The game ended. Pecans and Walnuts Amity Circle have pecans and black walnuts for sale. Please contact Mrs. Marshall Watson, AX. 1-7590 and Mrs. Merton D. Pierce, CH. 1-6118.
Thursday, October 27, 1960
REMODELING PLUMRING CABINET WORK
FOOTBALL Yellow Jackets sth and 6th Grade To date the Yellow Jackets have a good record with 3 wins and 1 tie. As of the 4th game played they are leading the league. On Oct. 1 they won the game from the Falcons by a score of 31 to 0. By good team play John Allen scored two touchdowns and Dick Wraight one touchdown and one PAT, Mike Jaimet scored two PATS. • On Oct. 8 the Yellow Jackets played the Colts of Municipal Gardens. The Yellow Jackets defeated the Colts by a seme of 6 to 0. The touch down was scored by John Alim. There was good blocking by Mike Jaimet and Dick Wraight Mike also made an outstanding tackle which kept the Colts from scoring. On Oct. 15th the Yellow Jackets and the Cardinals played a 6 to 6 tie game. It was a good game with good team blocking. John Allen made the touchdown for the Yellow Jackets and Steve Schein scored for the Cardinals. On October 22 the Yellow Jackets defeated the Colts of Speedway by a score of 12 to 0. Good blocking by the team set up two touch downs by Dick Wraight. Two pass interceptions by John Allen helped break up the Colts passing plays. Big Tom Baker of the Yellow Jackets has played at Center position exceptionally well in all games as have other team members in their various positions, namely: Michael Aranjo, Denny Pelley, Dale Thompson, Ronald Stewart, Peter Teagarden, Mark Geyer, Jeff Cork, Glen Humphress, Billy Jett, Kenneth Klutts, Doug Rosebrack, Ricky Unverzagt and John Guthridge. The Yellow Jackets are coached by Ulm Sullivan, John Allen, Sr., and FTank Wraight. Yell leaders for the team Include Charlene Lewis, Lynn Anderson, Mary Reed and Karen Troth, Gretchen Hamilton and Connie Andrews. CANDY FOR SALE Epsilon Chapter, Alpha Delta Omega National Sorority is selling those good chocolate “Katydids” (Turtles) again this year at $1.50 per tin box. We also have a nice selection of Christmas Cards, Wrap and Ribbons. Also several nice novelties suitable for Christmas gifts. For further information contact any member or call Nina Hackleman, Chairman, CH. 48753; CH. 1-5963; CH. 4-5925.
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