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Philfles and Tigers
A FEW DAYS AGO we spent tw¢
successive days with two o:
the best managers baseball ha
known in many years. One is a doc
tor of philosophy with a Phi Bett
Kappa key, His name is Eddie Saw
yet. The other was Red Rolfe, Dart
mouth graduate on the cum laudE
side.
These may not be the only col-
lege graduates managing a big.
league team, but they are the high-
est up on the col.
Tips for Tyros
Watch those rocks while driving
along back roads or trails when
going on that fishing or hunting trip.
Never put the car astraddle ot
rocks, and it isn't wise to drive
over rocks with one wheel• A clever t
trick is to equalize the road bed
by piling up other stones if rocks l
are too high along parts of the l
road . . Most anglers (and we l
confess to being one) find it diffi-t
cult to resist the" temptation to fish
Graatland Rice
legiate ladder. Last,strearner flies only with spinners.
year Eddie SawyeIY°ur experienced anglers know bet-
led the Nationaiter, but few there are who seem
League while Red: willing to try the streamer alone,
Rolfe ran second idespitc their knowledge that fished
in the American., this way it is often one of the dead.
which is no knock iliest of lures for bass and big troui
at a college educa .... Remember the antiquarian
tion. ]who always shouts to you to "keep
Now after theiz that rod tip down" when you're
brilliant campaign playing a fish? Well, pay no atten.
through 1950 they:tion to him. Hold the rod tip high,
both have the same problem. Each lespecially if it is a fly rod, for it
has lost a star pitcher and neither:is the spring of the rod which the
found a helpful replacement, irish, continually fighting, finds
haff'I have to gamble on Trucks eventually wearing him down . . .
However, there is one advantageous
thing to be derived ,from pointing
or Gray or one of the rookies to
help make up thee 19 games that
Houtteman won," Red Rolfe said.
"I'll have to gamble on the
rest ot the staff picking up the
slack," Eddie Sawyer remarked
in a rainy-day fanning session.
*'It might be Ken Heintzelman.
It might be Bubba Church. 1
expect better years from them
both."
Outside of the losses of Simmons
your casting rod tip at the water:
this will allow an underwater lure
to run deeper and may put bigger
fish in your creel as a resuR . . .
Always keep an eye on the bottom
of your boat for splinters or rough
places• These can chafe lines and
may cost you the loss of a nice fish
as well as expensive lures . . .
Thi may sound like a bit of foolish
advice, for one might say: "Who
and Houtteman, the two teams are would do that?" But, believe it or
just about the same as they were i_a, , ......... i .... , ,, la
last yea it so happens Dotn tea '-- ........ hei fl rods
"' i znow nether oIten let t r y
face heavy opposition The Phillies :^ ^_ ,t. ...... a , 1 ÷ .....
must grapple with Giants, Doage ...... :,. .... +.i. ] Tt
Braves and Cardinals. Giants and boSldn,'Jak;'a=;;e t brain [o
Dodgers are dead sure to be tough- I ..... ' ,
er than uncooked buffalo meat. lp:dur °:tcqeWt: naYea, ppens°ar
Braves and Cardinals with two i,, . . . :" ', .....
flocks of able pitchers can be tough-lna mg IcSa ° 'oea, dy°u:erouwIwnacn
er than rated, with low-grade in- y s. ,
fields. Or at least second-division :ratYt,°th:rLClSlntlntstr: ment-
infields. " Y "
Pineapple Punch Pleases at Parties
(See Recipes Below)
Entertaining at Showers
HAVING A PARTY for a bride-to-
be? Or, is there a baby shower on
'our calendar for a close friend?
:hese occasions, which are really
ery simple affairs, often put a
hostess to the
real test: she
has to greet a
number of peo-
ple and make
everyone at
home; at the
same time, she
must serve foods
nicely.
It isn't such a big order if you've
planned your food well and prepared
it all in advance. This frees you
for that important job of hostess-
ing, greeting at the door as well
LYNN CHAMBERS' SHOWER
PARTY
Molded Cherry-Pineapple Salad
Heart-Shaped Bread and
Butter Sandwiches
Salted Nuts Colored Mints
*Spiced Pineapple Punch
*Hawaiian Pastries *Fudge Spritz
*Recipes Given
ing, water; cool. Sift together flour
and salt; set aside. Blend the short-
ening with the sugar. Add the egg;
beat well. Add the milk alternately
with the sifted dry ingredients• Mix
in the chocolate. Put through a
cookie press onto an ungreased
cookie sheet. Bake in a moderately
hot (400 °) oven for 8 to 10 minutes•
Chocolate Drop Cookies
(Makes 3 dozen)
Tile Tigers have no one to
mow down except the Yankees,
bolstered-up Red Sox, and
tougher looking Indians. The
Yankee have also lost a star
pitcher in Whitey Ford. But
they hd more to start with
than the Tigers had.
The Tigers and the Phillies are
among the big guesses of the new
campaign. I doubt that 'either can
finish better than second. They
might finish fourth• But both are
pretty sure to finish in the first di I i
vision.
Doubtful Spots
The doubtful spots belong to the
National League,
As far as you can see from {[his
late lookout, Glans and Dodgers
or Dodgers and Giants should run
]-2. Just at this date we like the
Oiants. There is time enough lo
switch before openmg day. But
when you get to the Phiilies.
Braves and Cardinals you stumble
into an argument. Sawyer believes
his team can run 2-3. He can't
quite see another pennant with Curt
Simmons wearing khaki.
The two big problems are the
Braves and the Cardinals Both
have high-grade pitching staffs
and high.grade pitching staffs are
major factors.
The Cardinals have Red Munger,
who looks better this season. Howie
Pollet (an early hold-out), Brecheen,
Boyer, Brazle, Lanier. Staley, Wilks,
plus a young left.hander from Via-
egar Bend. Ale., by the name of
Mlzelle. Young Mizelle might
easily be one of the stars of the
season if he is carried along into
bi£ league action.
Here are some of the doubtful
/x A
Seein's Believin'
If the fly-rod angler finds
himself giving this photo a
quick "double-take," he should
not be surprised, for lie is see-
ing something hard to believe.
But. since "seein' is believin',"
he'll have to accept the evi-
dence of his eyes. Yes, it's a
complete coil of fly-line resting
on the surface of the water, and
when this photo was taken it
had tloated there 16 hours! This
is the new B. F. Gladding Ci-
lesto fly line which is the abso-
lute answer to the long-time
dream of fly-casters of a line
that will reaUy float throughout
the period of a day's fishing.
This line will do it. We know
because we've tried it.
A A A
Woolly Worms
as mingling with your guests.
i The food should be all ready to
serve, except for bringing in on
trays. The table can be set in ad-
vance, except for the food, since
. buffet style is a good casual way of
doing this type of party. If you're
serving a fruit punch, this can be
all set. too, in a large bowl. chilling
in ice.
SANDWICHES, cakes and cookies.
all go well with the punch, and may
be made in advance. Select a color-
ful punch with fruit flavors which
will appeal to your guests:
*Spiced Pineapple Punch
{Makes 2 quarts)
cup sugar
1 cups water
4 sticks cinnamon
12 whole cloves
1 large 146-ounce} can pine-
apple juice
lt/ cups orange juice
cup lemon juice
Simmer first four ingredients
about 30 minutes. Strain and add to
fruit juices. Chill. Pour over ice
just before serving•
EXTRA interest can be added to
the punch bowl, or to the glasses
in which you place the punch if
you do not have the bowl. by serv-
ing with pineapple cubes• Just fill
the refrigerator ice cube tray with
pineapple juice, or a combination
of citrus juices with a maraschino
cherry in each cube, and freeze
spots. • looks for all the world lille a cater-
In the Cardinal infield. Red pillar that has fallen into the
Schoendienst is a dependable fac- stream. As the caterpillar would,
tor. Nippy Jones at first is a guess, lit seems to struggle in the water]
So is the suffering Marty Marion i The art in fishing this lure s to;
at short. So is third base. Musial ]make it mimic as far as possible I
and Slaughter mean a fine outfield• the action of a real caterpillar and]
The Tigers have a thin pitching lip see that it moves downstream /
staff and only fair catching, but the along a route where a big trout /
outfield and infield are high class, may be lurking
The Dodgers' pitching is erratic, Finding the lurking place of a
Ever try the wooly worm for until firm•
trout? appearance of the For a colorful punch cup garnish,
^ Simulating the spear two pineapple chunks on a
toothpick with a maraschino cherry
,aterpillar, it is a very effective in-between. Cut a little slit in the
lure.
If cast upstream and allowed to cherry and fit it over the rim of
swim down with the currelt, it the punch glass.
*Hawaiian Pastries
First make a cardboard pine-
apple pattern, then cut around it on
rich pastry rolled about Vs inch
thick. Sprinkle the tops of the tiny
pineapple de-
_" signs generously
with a mixture
of sugar and cin-
namon. Place uii
a cookie sheet
and bake in a
Their only dependable starters are trout is just as necessary with the very hot {450 ')
Roe and Newcombe. The rest of wooly,worm aS with any other fly. oven for about l0 minutes.
the team is high grade everywhere. The best fly in the world can't pro- * * *
You new: know which way an duce a strike" unless it comes with-t IF YOU LIKE to serve small
"if" will moveup or down, in or in striking distance of a trout• And cakes or cookies with the punch.
out. I'd say the Giants had fewer the most skillful casting can't put here are two taste-tempting sugges-
"ifs" than any other team in their the Ey there unless the fisherman tions which are certain to agree
league.
The Power Delegation
ractically every member of the
Red Sox delegation can break up
a ball game on a split second's
notice. They have no combination
with the power that Ruth and
Gehrig carried into action, but they
have more destructive force.
Williams and Dropo are not too
far back of the Ruth-Gehrig class.
And there is also a destructive
force in the bats of Bobby Doerr,
Johnny Pesky, Vet-a Stephens.
Coleman and others who give .an
opposing pitcher few resting spots
It makes a big difference when a
pitcher can work on a dangerous
hitter and then ease up on one of
the .250 starters. But when he can't
rest anywhere along the line it is
a different story.
Last season Bob Lemon had av
the
knows where a trout should be
lying. That, of course, comes under
the bead of "reading a stream,"
which is something a fisherman
needs to understand before he
makes his cast. Given that under-
standing, a good fisherman can
use the woolly worm to great ad-
vantage-and from all indications a
lot of good fishermen will this year
regard the woolly worm as a must
Leaders
Both silkworm gut and nylon are
popular for use as leaders, with
nylon swiftly replacing gut as the
favorite with all but the rabid dry-
fly "purists" who insist on the
latter. This is mostly true because
of the difference in price between
the two materials, with nylon being
the cheaper, but also because gut
l@aders have to he soaked before
being used whereas
be used ght the
with the taste of shower guests:
*Fudge Spritz
(Makes 3 dozens)
I package semi-sweet chocolate
2 cups sifted cake flour
teaspoon salt
cup shortening
cup sugar
1 egg
$ tatblespoons milk
Melt chocolate over hot, not Doff-
LYNN SAYS:
Combine Favorite Flavors
For Tasty Dishes
Minced clams, broth an all that
comes in the can, combined with
tomato soup and a bit of pea soup
make an excellent soup comblna-
tlon. Add a squirt of lemon for sple-
ing the flavor.
Fry some thin slices of ham tm-
til they frizzle; at the same time,
saute some mushrooms and serve
both on French toast for a realy
y night
1 package semi-sweet chocolate
cup sweetened condensed
milk
I teaspoon vanilla
1 cup nutmeats
teaspoon salt
Melt the semi-sweet chocolate
over hot, not boiling, water. Add the
milk and vanilla, and stir until
thick• Add the nutmeats and salt.
Blend well and drop by teaspoon=
fuls on a greased cookie sheet•
Bake in a moderate (350 ° ) oven for
10 to 12 minutes.
Buttercup Cupcakes
(Makes 9 cakes)
¼ cup butter
2 tablespoons grated orange
peel
sA cup sugar
1 egg
1 cups cake flour
teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons baking powde
b cup milk
V4 cup orange juice
Thoroughly cream butter, orange
peel and sugar. Add egg and beat
thoroughly. Add sifted dry ingredi-
ents alternately with milk and
orange juice. Fill greased cupcake
pans half full• Bake in a moderate
(350") oven for 15 minutes• When
cool, frost with:
Orange Frosting
1 cups confectioners' sugar
2 tablespoons cream
2 tablespoons erange Juice
1-2 tablespoons grated orange
peel
Yellow food coloring
Blend together ingredients in or-
der given. Add just enough yellow
food eolorthg to-give an attractive
tint. Beat until mixture has a
spreading consistency.
A feather-like cake with a de-
lightful flavor and texture is this
novel sponge
cake that goes
nicely with a
. u.. party punch• It
may be frosted
..v with a boiled
icing, c r e a m
cheese or butter
frosting. Garnish
with whole nutmeats.
Applesauce Sponge Cake
(Makes 1 9-inch tube cake)
3 eggs
1 cup sugar
cup hot applesauce
1½ cups cake flour
teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
t teaspoon soda
I teaspoon nutmeg
½ teaspoon clunamoB
Beat eggs until light and thick.
Add sugar gradually and beat until
sugar is dissolved. Add applesauce
and beat well. Add dry ingredients
which have been sifted four times.
Beat until smooth. Bake in an un-
greased 9-inch 'tube pan in a slow
(325") oven for 55 minutes.
There are times when you need •
first course, so split tiny creamy
pulls and fill with lobster or crab-
meat. shredded and mixed with
mayonnaise.
Extend the chicken with oysters
when you want to cream it. Serve
on toast triangles or hot, flaky bis-
cuits. If you like cornbread, try
these in place of the biscuits.
With fruit salads, there's nothing
better than this dressing: mix to-
gether 3 parts soared cream, 2
chili and 1 wor-
cestershire auce. Chill
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soft cheese which has been
with choppe¢ pimiento,
per nuts, or olives, or any
nation of these ingredients
fer.
Canadian Niekel
This year Canada will pay
to Cronstedt, the Swedish
who discovered nickel in
the minting of a
five-cent piece. The coin
the 200th of
t/on and naming of
Ihrvettng
Huge vacuum-cleaner
ehlnes are now used on
boats to bring up oysters
watery beds. And still
areas are tongs by which
are brought up inviduallY'
Safeguards Guardel
Every day your safety
streets and highways is
by traffic lights and
equipment, in turn, is
against all types of
lag sleet, pelting rain
sun--by durable protective