The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 January 1958 — Page 3

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FIRKBAM. I s SEEN SPRINGFIELD, III. (UP)brilliajit fireball wa.s sigh early today in northeastern >

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bi.ast wrecks plant MARION (UP) An explosion w recked the Johnson Packing Co. plant Wednesday, causing damage estimated at 125.000 and in-

juring an employe.

Max Thorpe. who with two other men were renovating a cooler in the plant when the explosion occurred, was burned on the face and arms and taken to

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EIGHT \KE KIM.El) IN fNE WRECK IN SOI'TH DAK. EUREKA. S. D. (UP) Nine peisons. including six members of one family, were killed in a head-on collision three miles west of here shortly before midnight. Dead were Walter Beck, 45, Eu-

reka, and his wife. 42; their daughters Ruby, 11, Priacilla, 4, end Doris. 2; their son, Harold, 18; Marvin Neuharth, 18. Clyde Krein. 6. and Larry Weidmeyer,,

15. all of Eureka.

Two other Beck children, Wilbert, 16. and Mary, 6. were injured and taken to a hospital. The Beck family was in one car and Neuharth. Krein and Weidmeyer in the other. WINNERS WERE DUE TO WIN IN' BOWL CONTESTS The form chart stood up pretty well in the bowl game drama on New Year’s* Day but the name of Don Suthertin w*ent into the books today as the man who prej vented what could have been the

biggest upset In the history of the Rose Bowl. Sutheriin. ju«»t back fiom a month's idleness with a back injury. booted a -‘not so tough” field goal from the 24-yard line in the fourth period t.- give Ohio State a 1017 victory ovei Oregon. The close call suffered by the national champion Buckeyes stole the holiday spotlight from Navy's 20- 7 triumph over Rice in the Cotton Bowl, Mississippi's e*urprising 39-7 rout of Texas in the Sugar Bowl, and Oklahoma's 4821 trouncing of Duke in the Orange Bowl. Oregon went into the Rose Bowl clash before 100.000 as a 21- point underdog, the biggest odds ever quoted on the classic

at Pasmdsna. Calif But the Web-| Orswjcaatle (91) EG foots won ,everything — first Cowger 6 downs, yards gained, most valu- Delp 7 able awards to quarter-back Jack Myers 2 Crabtree—everj thing, that is, ex- Brown 2

cept the game.

JETS WIN AGAIN

Good rebounding and a 23 point performance by forward Jim Cowger enabled the Gieen-

Bridges Collins Crawley Remsburg Totals State Farm (75)

5 2 4

35 FG

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9 0 0 0 3 0 2

23 19

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10 17

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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana ! TUCKS.. JAN. 1958. Page 3 .... ... GREENv ASILE. END.

closed out its wettest year since j

1876 Tuesday midnight, but al- hours of the new yeai said: ready there’s a precipitation de- "Precipitation this year to .»tc ficiency in 1958. -04 of an inch. Precipitation deThe Weather BurcarVo official ' ficiency this year to date 14 of

climatic data after D first 24 i an inch.”

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castle squad to defeat the State Dixie

Taylor 12 George 2

Covington 2 Williams 1

Farm squad for the second time

this season.

The Jets were never behind j w r alton 1 and led at the half 46-26. | Brown 5 The State Farm, even though j Sutliff 0 they were beaten, enjoyed a parsons 2 good 29 point showing by George i Taylor. i Totals 31

29 4 12 5 4 2 14 1 4

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