Two Accidents FoVow CameFriday NightTwo accidents marred the return trips of triumphant Brookfield football fans after the fame in Marceline Friday night.At 10:36 p.m., two milee east of the city on highway 80, a motorcycle driven by Harold Robinson, 20, of Rothvilie, sldeewiped a pickup truck driven by Nile Jacobs, 25. of Brookfield. B. J Ross of Brookfield was a passenger In the track.Irma Hicks. Chlllicothe, pass.n ger on the motorcycle, reclived afractured leg, and Virginia Cor-dray. Brookfield, another passenger, was bruleed. The left hand of Mr. Robinson was e v My injured. There was little damage to either vehicle, and no arrests were made. ^The motorcycle, traveling east,came up over a little hill, and met the truck which was traveling west when the two aides wiped A second accident occurred just south of the junction of highways 6 and 26, when care driven by C. M. Parker of the highway patrol, Mrs. W. L. Schumm, and Dean Mairs of Brookfield were struck in front to rear order when a line of traffic waa halted for the jnno-tlon. According to Mrs. Schumm, her car, in the center, had been stopped a 'short distance behind Mr. Parker’s car before the accident occurred. A passenger in the Mairs vehicle waa braised and damage to it was confined to therflmlfNML Jv’; Mr