Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 194, Decatur, Adams County, 18 August 1955 — Page 7

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Hunters Disrupt Power To Hospital LOGANSPORT, Ind. (INS) — The Logansport state hospital wan a strange casualty of the hunting

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season Wednesday. Three electric power lines leading to the hospital were severed by shots that came from the gun of a squirrel hunter. The power was out for five hours.

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a...— - Jackets Work - Out Daily For Football Card Approximately 60 Decatur high school athletes are working out dally at Worthman field in preparation for the 1956 football season, which opens Sept. 9. Practice eessins are being held, twice daily under the direction of Robert Worthman, athletic, director and head coach. Worthman stated that more aspirants for the team are expected to report for practice with the opening of school next moath. Candidates for the team are: Seniors — Dan Krueckeberg, Phil Deßolt, Terry Murphy, Max Myers, Leroy Martin, Jon Carey. Harry Hebble, Wayne Flora, Bilk Zwick, Dave Ellsworth, Jim Sheets, Roger Strickler, Tom Aurand, Gerald Gattshall, Jim Bowman, Bill Roth. Juniors — Genfi Baxter, Dewayne Agler, John Dorwin, Tony Kelly, Stan Kirkpatrick, Jay Gould. Larry Strickler, Fred Schott, Ted Schrock, Dennis Lobsiger, Bill Smith, John Isch, Charles Shaffer, Don Peterson, Ed Bean. Sophomores — Ted Hutker, Bob Banks, Fred Lorke, John Hebble, Dirk Leming, Garry Sheets. Dick Baumann, Ty Ballard, Gerald Fell, Tom Strickler, Ivan Roth, Pat NeJson, Jack Macklin, Dave Butcher, Larry Moses, Freshmen — Pat Fraklin, Dave Vanhorn, John Shaffer, Rex Allison. Steve Lytle, Tony Vergara, Jim Corah, Bill Bracey, Terry Holtsberry, Bob Shralhka, Jim Bleeke, Nick Conrad. Bob Satterfield Wins By Decision . CHICAGO (INS) —Bob Satterfield's iron fists again have propelled the hard hitting Chicagoan into the heavyweight picture — this time with a slugging upset decision over Nino Valdes of Cuba, the fifth ranking man in his division. Satterfield at 30 had been considered washed up because of recent defeats, including a loss to Archie Mcßride several ninths ago fit the Chicago Stadium.

New York Moves To Keep Brooklyn Team NEW YORK (INS) — Alartned by an announcement that the Brooklyn Dodgers may quit their .Ebbets Field bandbox for a more modern park in Jersey City, N. J„ New York officials will meet Friday to etudy the possibility of building a city owned stadium to keep the Bums at home. " The parley at Mayor Robert Wagner’s office will be attended by city construction corodfnator Robert Moses, Brooklyn borough president John Cashmere and newspaper and press service representatives. Mayor Wagner called the meeting Wednesday 24 hours after the Dodgers announced they had scheduled seven “home” games in Jersey City’s Roosevelt Stadium next season and that they would vacate Ebbets Field after the 1957 season for a new home in Brooklyn, Long Island or New Jersey. Dodger President Walter O’Malley is seeking a site for a larger and improved bail park with better parking facilities than Ebbets which accommodates only 700 cars to more than 4,000 for Roosevelt Stadium. Wagner said he is “actively in-

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terested Ln keeping the Dodger franchise In town if possible." Cashmere said he will propose to the mayor that $60,00 be atppropriated to make a survey of the problems involved in moving the team into a new boll path. The borough president said he envisaged a city owned stadium which the Dodgers would rent for 77 home games and which could be leased for other events throughout the year. Although no seating figures were mentioned, club officials have talked in terms of a park twice as big as the 32,000 capacity Ebbets Field. Regulation Track Planned At Geneva A regulation track for track and field meets is being built at the Geneva-Wabash township recreation and athletic field. The west part of the small hill at the south end of the field is being cut oft and the dirt used to build up the ball diamond and other parts of the athletic field. A track will be laid out north and south on the west half of the field. It will first be graveled and later covered with cinders. Completion of the track will make it possible to stage full scale track and field meets at the field. In the past the Geneva school has been handicaped in holding field meets by lack of a regulation track. If you have something to sell oi rooms for rent, try a Democra' Want Ad. it brings results

Stock Cars Race At New Bremen Sunday / , New Bremen, 0. —The stock * cars, victimised by rain last Sunday, try again Sunday on the semi- , hanked half-mller of the New Bremen speedway. At the same time, president Frank Dicke announced I plans for an action-packed Labor . Dad weekend. Already announced are the Tom ( Oherry All-American Racing clubs, , sprint car races Sept. 4. To complete the big wekeud of jgeing, Dicke has scheduled a double-head-er etock car show for Monday, Sept. 5. There'll be both sportsman and modified stock car feature events, with a third feature matching the fastest cars in the two divisions. I Says Eisenhower To Ask Tax Reduction LITTLB ROCK, Ark. (HNS) —An Arkansas congressman says President Eisenhower is going to ask

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