Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 18 January 1960 — Page 8

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Western Pro Stars Defeat East 38 21 tzis AKCEI.ES <UFD - The combined form ot John Unltaa of U»r CotU. Jon Arnett of the Ram* and "that old devil flu to day received credit t<* » 3821 Western Conference victory over the EaMern All-Star* in the 10th annual Pro Bowl football fame Units* wan <-ho»rn •‘Player of the Came" for leading the Weat to lu biggeat win in the history of the aerie* and a 6 4 margin in the competition The Baltimore Colt quarterback aet a Pro Bow' record by thnn*irqt three touch down paasea. But he wat only a shade more brilliant than Arnett who In the opinion of West coach Howard (Radi HMAey of the San Francisco Forty Niners. could have beer chosen for the honor for his great performance at halfback. Mekau'l Abaawce Hart* The Weat was aided by the ab sene* of Eastern quarterback Norm Van Brocklin who was stricken with the flu Saturday ant did not suit up for Sundays game, along with guard Jim Ray Smith of the Browns, expected U lead the East's blocking brigade The world champion BalUmon Colts, , however, supplied mox< than just Unitai to the victorious West squad Halfback Lenny Moore caught two touchdowi passes while his Colt teammate end Ray Berry, snaggud another And "Big Daddy" L.pscomb’: work on the defensive unit wor him the linemre of the garni award. Bobby Layne of the Steelers forced to go it alone at quarter back for the East, had sou passes intercepted and blamet himself for “a bad game.” East ern coach Lawrence (Buck) Shav of the Eagles, however, refuset to let Layne make himself the goat, declaring the absence o Van Brocklin who was expected to alternate with Layne and key injuries were responsible tor the loss. Hornung Sets Record Despite his self-blame, Layne made 219 yards passing anc threw for two of his team s thret touchdowns, the other coming or a 22-yard pass interception return by Jim Patton of the Giants early in the first period. The West’s leading scorer war workhorse Paul Hornung of Greer Bay. The ex-Notre Dame sta> scored a touchdown, kicked a 16 yard field goal and five conver sions for 14 points, a Pro Bow.

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recur <1 x _ Umtas* pa»»ing brilliance tor tbr West was almoat matched by that of Y A Tlttte. the veteran Baa Francuco quarterback wbo completed 11 out of 18 passes for IT« yards and one touchdown Hockey Results Ralurday’s ncores NsUmsl Leagw Detroit 3. Chicago 1. Toronto 3. New York 1. Montreal I Boston I InlrrnaUenal le*fur Fort Wayne •. Minneapolis 2 Milwaukee 4. Lmdsvlllr t. Tbtedo 7, Indianapolis 4. St Paul 3, Omaha 0 Monday*B Scores National Leagwo don treat 3. Boston .. Chicago 3, New York I. Detroit 4. Toronto 3. Intrrnaltonal Ixagoe Pbledo 3. Fort Wayne I. Milwaukee 4, Louisville 3 (overtime). Indianapolis 4. Minneapolis 1. High School Bosketboll Fort Wayne South 64. Elmhurst 51 Fort Waype Central 62. Elwood 71 Butler 60. Fort Wayne Concordia 57. Garrett 49. Huntertown 48. Arcola 67. Hoagland‘ss. New Haven 67. Monroeville 50. Portland 51. Hartford City 44. Mishawaka 56. Auburn 32 Kokomo 73. Connersville 43. Mississinewa 44, Alexandria 43. Richmond 60. Elkhart 51. Frankfort 81. Rossville 50 'ndianapolis Manual 64. Indiananapolis Tech 46. Indianapolis Howe 56. Shelbyville 50. ?olumbus 61. New Albany 41. duncie Burris 50. Plymouth 49 Muncie Central 82. South Bend Central 56. Jary Roosevelt 80, LaPorte 72. ?rawfordsville 56. Attica 44. Indianapolis Attucks 59. Jefferson-, ville 55. Monticello 78. Warsaw 66 Wells Co. Tourney East Union 70. Liberty Center 24. Tssian 70. Rockcreek 44. Dssian 62. East Union 51 (final). Noble Co. Tourney \lbion 54, Cromwell 46. Avilla 66. Rome City 48. Albion 66. Avilla 65 (final). Jay Co. Tourney ledkey 63. Madison 41. ’ennville 45. Poling 41. Redkey 53. Pennville 47. Huntington Co. Tourney barren 59. Andrews 39 .ancaster 61-. Clear Creek 36.--Warren 52, Lancaster 37 (final), i LaGrange Co. Tourney Wolcottville 48. Topeka 35. LaGrange 62, Shipshewana-Scott 57. LaGrange 59, Wolcottville 53. (final > Kosciusko Co. Tourney Mentone 49, North Webster 41. Etna Green 73. Leesburg 50. 1 Mentone 49, Etna Green 42 (final).' Body Os Motorist Found At Airport GARY, Ind. (UPD—The body of a Gary motorist was found about 400 feet from the end of a run-way at the Gary Airport in the wreckage of his car. Police theorized Jacques Martoson. 28, was using the runway to test the car’s speed Friday night when the venicle sped off the end of the runway and crashed into a ditch and embankment.

Jerry Barber Leads Yorba Linda Open yorba unda. caur <ufi>— Jerry Bather th* aging, amatlng mite from Angele*, had a liMre-stroku grip today on top prlre money of 82 806 going into (hr final round <rf the 825 uuu Yortm Linda Open. The 43 -year old «hotmakrr who looks like • high wind would blow ’him off this hilly courw belted .out a th eve-under-par • In the 'third round Sunday, outputting and outdriving most of the other AS pros In the field His 54-holr ’card showed «7-7tMB--306--n>crr ly 10 under par. • . Second after 54 botes was England’s Ryder Cup player. Harry I Wrctman of U>ndon who had a ’third round 70 and a 54-hole total of 208. three strokes behind Barber. x . zva , Bilv Maxwell, the pudgy Odessa. Tex., slugger, rested In third j place with a 210 total. He had ! rounds of 71-71-68, Thr«W golfers were grouped at • 212. still within striking distance lof top money. They were: Bob Goalby. the former University of llinois football player from Crystal River. Fla , who had 71-72-68; Julius Boros, the 38-year old toruner National Cpen king from Mid-Pines. N.C.. who had 67-72-73; and Dow F’lnsterwald. Tequesta. Fla , winner ot the lx» Angeles Open last week end who had 71IttJl—_ — — The best round Sunday was shot by Howie Johnson. Meadowlark, Calif., who had 67 — five under par. Monty Stickles Given All-American Award SOUTH ‘ BEND. Ind. (UPD — I Notre Dame football end Monty 1 Stickles was awarded a United j Press International All-America , certificate Saturday. The award was presented bv UPI Midwet sports editor Ed Sainsbury during halftime of the Notre Dame-St. Francis basketball game. i Stickles, who has signed to play professional football with the San j Francisco Forty Niners. was picked for UPI’S All-America second team in 1958 and moved up to first team last year. He is from Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Pro Basketball Saturday's Scores New York 132. Cincinnati 106. Detroit 105, Minneapolis 98. Sunday's Scores Boston 129, Philadelphia 123. Syracuse 129, New York 117. Detroit 115. Cincinnati 110. St. Louis 135, Minneapolis 119. Eastern Division W L Pct Boston 35 10 .788 j Philadelphia - 29 13 .690 Syracuse 27 18 .600 New York 18 26 .409 Western Division W L Pct St. Louis 24 18 .571 Detroit -18 28 .391 Minneapolis 13 30 302 Cincinnati ----- 14 35 .286 *2. *l4 V / “Watch out for their passes, dribbles and elbow jabs!”

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MUM M ■J FRANK’S WIFE—Mrs. Janet Frank, widow of lawyer Julian A. Frank, is shown at her Westport, Conn., home. She is the beneficiary of about 1900,000 insurance carried by her husband when he was killed in the National Airlines crash at Bolivia. N.C.

i Liner Makes Forced Landing, None Hurt CARROLL, lowa (UPD—A DC3 ; carrying the Minneapolis Laker basketball team made a forced landing in a snow-covered corn field near here early today. There were no injuries. JThe plane, carrying 23 passengers en route from St. Louis to Minneapolis, developed radio and navigational equipment failure shortly after takeoff and was forced down hbout a half mile , north of here. ! ..A “layer of snow padded the field for a soft landing, and the plane suffered no damage. Star forward Elgin Baylor of the Lakers said he thought it was a : "miracle” that the plane got down. "The pilot deserves all the credit,” he said. Pilot Vernon G. Ullman, Brookings, S.D.. and co-pilot James illolzhagel, Mora. Minn., said they had to pot their heads out the window as they brought the plane in for a landing. The nlane was almost out of fuel when it landed. Ullman said his radio and ngvigational equipment failed to wirk shortly after takeoff from ST.’Louis. He said ice began to form on the windshield and’he wa/ forced to use alcohol jto clear it. , , j I Passengers on the plane included the entire Lakers team, as well ’as two wives of players and four i children. The Lakers were returning home after playing Sunday in St. Louis. The passengers were brought to Carroll and put up in hotel rooms. The pilots and airline officials had not yet decided how to transport passengers to Minneapolis or what ■to do about the plane. Two Youths Swear Off Wild Parsnips ! NORTH VERNON, Ind. (UPU— Ricky Hardesty, 10, and Billie Patton, 9, swore off wild parsnips today. The boys became ill and were taken to a clinic here Saturday after munching an unknown number of wild parsnips in the belief they were “some kind of wild carrots.” • ■ x ?.'

Finch And Tregoff Trial Is Resumed U» ANGEIJS tUPD —Movie ac«nr Mark Jitewna was set to enter the Finch-Tregoff murder trial today as a witness on behalf of! slain Mrs. Barbara Jean Flneb Strvena said he had played “many a game of tennis with Mr» Finch before the was shot to death lari July 18 “evens' testimony war expected to deal , with threat* by her surgeon busband. Dr Bernard Finch. The trial of the doctor and. Carole Tregoff has been In recess atoca Wednesday owning to the lllnraa of a juror. Scheduled to (resume testimony wax Mrs Marra Helfrich with whom Mra Finely stayed la Hollywood after alleged attacks bv her husband. Also waiting to testify were the proprietor* of three apartment* which Finch art up for red-haired Miss Tregoff One waa from I Vegaa where Finch waa arrested the day after his wife waa shot to death outside their home in Went Covina. Calif. One Loa Angeles newspaper Laid today that apartment recordi ings of conversations between I Finch and Miss Tregoff made by .divorce Investigators were still to be Introduced in the trial. Prose-, cutor Fred N. Whlchello has said! he has no knowledge of the exls- , fence of such recordings. Others waiting to testify were I two hoodlums. John P. Cody and | . Richard Keachie. whom the doc-1 tor and Carole allegedly contract- 1 ed at Las Vegas in an attempt to have Mrs. Finch killed. They are accused of paying Cody W.1400 to do the job. He is said to j I have spent it on gambling with-, I out ever intending to carry out the bargain. I Miss Tregoff had been working as a waitress in tne Sands Hotel I carrying drinks to the gambling I tables. She sand she went back to ( duty the day after she admittedly went with Finch to the West I Covina home. Her fellow workers | at the hotel remember her as a. very aloof girl and said Finch | often waited alone at a table—not gambling — until she got off. I

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Delphi Library Heads Visit Local Library Three trustees of the Delphi city library spent several hours In Decatur Saturday inspecting the inodernuatjfl* improvement mode here a year ago. Ml»» Bertha C HeUer. librarian, aaid today The group had also visited Kokomo. but Mated that they felt the Decatur library more nearly re* sembied their own. Many of their queaUona dealt with the materials ind methods used in making the nrceasary changes in the building Two Autos Damaged In Rear-End Crash A medium damage accident occurred Sunday morning at Fifth and Monroe with 1375 In damages reported by city police Two local residents ware involved The car driven by Mias Sandra Lou Strickler. 1«. of route A Decatur. struck the rear end of a car driven by Jan C. Smith of AM N 11th as the Smith car was stopped waiting for the traffic light to change. Miss Strickler told police that the power brakes on the car confused her. Damage to the Strickler car was 1300 and 575 to the Smith car. NATO Officials Visiting Berlin BERLIN <UPD Foreign ministry officials from 13 NATO countries. including the United States, today began a three-day visit to both sides of Berlin. They will tour West and East Berlin, insoect a camp for refugees from Communist East Germany, and confer with West Berlin Mayor Willy Bran. Albion Farmer Dies When Struck By Limb ALBION, Ind. (UPD — Otis Owen. 75. Albion farmer, was killed Saturday when a limb fell on him as he worked with a crew of volunteers cutting wood for his church’.

Talks Will Resume Tuesday By Packers AIJIKBT IXA. Minn 'UPD — NugotlaUoas resume TVewtay la the Wilson packing company strike, made even m or ® complicated by a demand lor a Nt.HR •tectioa. Negotiations ware halted test w«ck when the National Brother hood of Packinghouse Workers claimed it represented a majority of the company’s workers. A regional director of the United Packinghouse Workers of America told a mass meeting of Wllaon strikers Sunday the union mav agree to an election held under the auspices ot the Nation•l Labor Relations Board to determine which union represents Wilson workers at seven plants. Glen Cblnader also told the striker! the UPWA will be ready to discuss details of • strike settlement when the contract talks resume. The UPWA has been insisting on lumping the strike settlement and the economic issues into a single package. The company, however, has refused to »*«® U *J* the economic contract until the strike settlementedetails are com- ’ The principal issue is the rehiring of all striking •»*«.

NOTICE I Will Be Out Os My Office from WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 to MONDAY, FEBRUARY Bth while attending Post-Graduate Study Courses in Eye Surgery at the American College of Surgeons. R. K. Parrish, M. D.

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Fortvilh Man Is Fatally Wounded FORTVn IJC t«M <UPt»—WHHam Kerr. & Fortville was sroundsd tsteUy Sunday wtem a ■uafet over which he and bis wife ESJa to ‘" hia head. _....... Police «aid Mr* Imogene Kerr. W. told them Kerr took the gun from a drawer In their home during a quarrel. She said when Kerr dropped the weapon on the floor, .he tried to grab it because she feared he would shoe* himself While they struggled for posses ,ion. she said, the gue went off accidentally. If you have somrtLt to seP o* rooms for rent, try 8 Democrat Want Ad — ibey bring results.

MASONIC Entered Apprentice Degree Tueaday, Jan. 19 7:30 p m. Chalmar Barklay, W.M.