Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 239, Decatur, Adams County, 10 October 1956 — Page 2

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Slate Police Patrol Plane Nabs Speeders Four Are Arrested North Os Decatur Use of the state solice patrol airplane north of Decatur Tuesday resulted in the arrest of four motorists for speeding on U.S. highway 27. R.G. McMillen of Fort Wayne, arrested by state police, appeared in Justice of the peace Floyd Hunter’s court and was fined SI and costs Also fined $1 and costs as a result of the speeding charge was Willard Mulliniis of Greenville, O. The other two arrested Tuesday afternoon on U.S. 27 were George E. Bish, of Ligonier route three, and Robert C. Pape of Fort Wayne They will appear in J.P. court later. Carl E. Elmore, a Decatur. 111., truck driver, was fnied 15 and costs for speeding. He was arrested Tuesday on U.S. highway 234 east of Decatur. Mrs. Mary Millington of Decatur route six. who was charged with failure to signal after an accident last Friday north of Pleasant Mills, appeared in J.P. court Tuesday and was fined JI and costs. Paul R. Harris, of Pennville route one, was also fined |1 and costs in J.P. court Tuesday. He was arres ted Oct. 3 on a charge of passing on a hill. Truman Campaigns In West Virginia Says Eisenhower Is Running Scared PITTSBURGH (UP) — Former President Truman, who skirted Eisenhower supporters during a two-day stay here, took hid "give ’em hell” campaign to West Virginia today. Mr. Truman left the Greater Pittsburgh Airport this morning aboard the private plane of West Virginia Gov. William -e—Marland. He is scheduled to speak today at Morgantown and this evening at Moundsville. W. Va. The former president spoke on Tuesday night to a Democratic* rally at a night club near Monessen. Pa., about 25 miles from where President Eisenhower made his nationwide radio — television address at Pittsburgh’s Hunt amory. Mr. Truman, who did not hear the President’s address, said Mr. Eisenhower is "running scared for theßepublicans; — “On the basis of what I have seen and heard in all the states I've been in, as of now we have them licked." he told the rally. "We got the President out on the roads,” he said. "When you get them yelling and on the defensive. you have them licked.” One Man Killed In Auto-Truck Crash KOUTS, Ind. (UP) —Harry Heck, 79, Beverly Shores, was killed late Tuesday when his auto and a pickup truck pulling a trailer collided headon north of here, state police reported.

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1958

HOMERS BLAST (Caatiaaed from page One) Dougald lined to Gilliam. Carey walked. Kucks rolled to Reeae, who stepped on second for the foreeout. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. Dodgers Second Hodges bounced out to Carey. Amoros rolled to Martin. Furillo bounced to Martin. Yankees Third Bauer tried to bunt but hit a eharp one-bouncer to Gilliam, who tossed him out. Martin singled to center. Mantle went down swinging. Berra walloped a 1-2 pitch over the rightfield scoreboard for second two-run homer Os the game. Skowron popped to Gilliam. Two runs, two hits, no errors, none left. Dodgers Third Campanella rolled to Martin. Newcombe tapped to Kucks. Gilliam filed to Howard. Yankees Fourth Howard rapped Newcombe’s second pitch over the rightfield ecoreboard for a home run, putting the Yankees ahead. 5-0. Beasent replaced Newcombe on the mound. McDougald popped to Gilliam. Carey was safe on Reese’s error. Kucks sacrificed, Hodges to Gilliam, who covered first. Bauer bounced to Gilliam. One run, one hit. one error, one left. Dodgers Fourth Reese walked. Snider bounced to Skowron, whose throw to McDougald fdrced Reese. Robinson, trying to bunt, popped to Kucks. Hodges bounced to Martin. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. Yankees Fifth Martin bounced out to Robinson. Mantle lined a double oft the centerfield wall. Berra was purposely walked. Skowron popped to Gilliam. Howard grounded to Hodges, who threw to Reese to force Berra. No runs, one hit, no errors, two left. . . Dodgers Fifth Amoros flied to Howard. Carey tossed out Furillo. Campanella * grounded to McDougald. Yankees Sixth McDougald singled to left. Carey bounced to Reese. McDougald moving to second. Kucks went down swinging. Bauer popped foul to Hodges. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left. Dodgers Sixth Dale Mitchell batted for Bessent and rolled to McDougald. Gilliam lined to Martin. Reese popped to McDougald. Yankees Seventh Roger Craig replaced Bessent on the mound for the Dodgers. Martin singled to left center. Mantle walked. Craig’s first pitch to Berra was" wild. Martin going to third and Mantle to second. Berra was purposely walked. Skowron hit Craig’s first uitch in the lower leftfleld stands for a grand slam homer, putting the Yankees ahead, 9-0. Howard doubled off the right Centerfield wall. Ed Roebuck replaced Craig. The attendance was 33.782. McDougald popped to Hodges. Carey struck out. Kucks grounded out to Reese. Four runs, three hits, - no errors, one left. Dodgers Seventh Snider popped to Carey, Robinson walked. Hodges lined to McDougald. whose throw to Skowron doubled Robinson off first. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.