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NEW YORK. July 4-LP-The
Yankees clipped two games off
Washington's margin. reducing IL
TO 5 i-2 games. and dropping the
Senators TO the same distance be-
hind the Athletics BY winning both
games Of t0day's double header. 6
TO l and z 10 4.
Lefty Gomez pitched a great
game for the Yanks III the opener
holding the Senators to two bits.
one a homer by Harris. Lou
Gehrig clouted his goth home in
this game.
Babe Ruth tied GehriR for the
American League nome run lead
III the first inning OF the second
game, hitting NO. 20 with Reese on
base.
WASH ~ -
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Earned runs. San Benito o. Har-
lingen 5. Left on bases: san Ben
ito S. Harrington 4. Home run:
Frierson. 2-base hits: Johns.
Crumpton. Sacrifice hits: Garrison,
Lamm and Jordan. Double PLAYS.
Lamm 10 Johns 20 Duffard. Will
ford % Hill q Jordan. Struck out:
Lamm ?. Weichlins 4. White 3.
Bases on balls off Lafnm 2, WEIGH
line ]. White !.
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Robins Take Two
From Giants

BROOKLYN. July 4-F-The
Robins set an attendance record
for Ebbets Field today as 42.500
fans turned out 20 see the holiday
doubleheader. Brooklyn took both
games. a 10 o and vs. 10 u.
Dazzy Vance and Watson Clark
welded the whitewash brushes
Vance famed ten while beating
Carl Hubbell In the first contest
Clark he'd the Giants 10 six hits "a
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Indians, Tigers
Split Pair

CLEVELAND. July 4. ,Pl-An IN
dependence Day crowd Of 1900 to-
day watched Cleveland and Detroit
divide a twin bill. the Indians TAX
ing the first. 8 10 8. and the Tigers
the second. 8-5.
Cleveland converted six hits into
as many runs off Whitehill ia the
opener. while Detroit hammered
Cliff Brown and Hudlin for u hits.
Harder led a parade Of five
Cleveland pitchers in the nightcap.
as Detroit found III hating ern
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% hits-Radc'iff, Geygan ?. Perry,
Rowland. Holman. LsngfoN. Sol
ters. Home runs-Solters. Jones.
stolen bases-Geygan, James.
Benes. Sacriflce-Moore 2. Benes.
Hits and runs off Moore 8 hits. s
runs Is earned) in 4 % innings:
Wood / hit. I run q earned) in ?
Is innings: Miller ! hit, Q runs in
2 innings: Hansen 7 hits. 5 runs Is
earnedl in 7 innings. mo out in
sth). Adkins 8 hits. ) runs IS earn
ed) in l-3 inning. Winning pitcher
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LINCOLN. Neb, July 1T
Percy Beard OF the New York
Athletic club. who never before had
won a major track event, today
knocked two-tenths OF a second of
Earl Thompson's world mark for
the 120-yard high hurdles In the
senior division Of the National A.
A. y. championships.
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Browns Beat
Chisox

ST. LOUIS. july A. fP-The St
Louis Browns continued their VIM
ing vavs today. conquerinE the
Chicago White Sox in both ends Of
a doubleheader. 4-3. and s-5.
A big fourth inning. during which
the Browns scored six runs and
drove vic Frasier from the mound
gave them the second game. RIP"
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Phils, Boston
Divide Two

BOSTON. July 4HP-Wse Will
lie Sherdels slow ball pitching gave
the Braves an even break In a
douhIeheader with Philadelphia to-
day. The Phillies took the opener
) % 4 but lost the second 4 % 2.
The Phill'es fell on Brandt for
four runs IN the first inning OF
the first game.
In the afternoon game the Phil
lies Outhit Boston. III To y. but
trEf
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New Business

The Green Garden, a new fruit
and vegetable business. will be op-
ened az S51 Elizabeth street Mon
Gay. II has been announced ~ Ted
Burns. proprietor.
The nev concern plans 10 feature
valley-grown produce,
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Reds and Cubs
Split Even

CHICAGO. July 4-EF-Led by
Nick Cullop. who batted TN three
runs. and made four hits. the Gin
cinnatl Reds defeated tine Chicago
Cubs III the afternoon game or the
holiday bill today. 6 10 ? The
Bruins won the morning tilt / to 0
with Charley Root pitching.
Ogden went the route for the
elEhfh-placerS this afternoon. ret
ting away tO IA Shaky start but
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DOUBLES UP
TODAY ALSO
Edinburg Tournament Draws
Many Players From
This Section

EDlNBURG, July 4.-JSSSe Ptcif-
Ter, singles champion Of san An
ionic and deIenQlng South Texas
champion. Is set 10 repeat his TIL
jumps OF last season mere Sunday.
he fought his way 10 the slngIes
flna4S Saturday beaAng jerome VII
son, n0pperl anu Fred Ball. sun
day he : To meet :. VI. PaIrIck,
Eolnburg flash, Tor the champion
snip. The matcn gets ander way at
y a. N. Patrick went 10 the mas
by beating Staples and Nelson.
Pfelffer and MS partner Robert
son have won their way To the
seml-finalS OF the doubles. diSpos-
ing OF nOpperl and Nelson and
Wilson and Ball. The last named
team IS the one which won the
South Texas collegiate champion
ship FOR the Brownsville Junior
COIege.
Other teams IN the running for
the doubles title are Id Patrick
S%outhwell, ID. Patrick stephens and
Ssabury-Perkins. Inc Semi-finals
r TO be played Sunday morning
with the finals IN the afternoon.
The tournament attracted about
p players from all parts OF South
Texas. san Antonio. KingSville and
Valley points were VEL represented.
SINGLES
FIRST Round
Ball defeated Lee Us, 60.
Schrager won from Weslake on
default.
Kopperl, Folks. wilson. ID. Pat
rick. LanEf0rd. Hudson.
S0uthWell. Heard. Nelson. Troel.
5. w. Patrick and Staples drew
byes.
Second Round
Kopperl won from Folks on de-
fault.
Pfeiffer defeated wilson So. 81.
Langford defeated B. Patrick &C.,
&C..
Ball won from Langhram on a
default 60. 60.
Southwell defeated. Heard 6-3,
6-l.
Nelson defeated Troell 6-3. 60.
:. WI. Patrick won over Staples
on default.
Third Round
Pfeiffer defeated Kopperl 60. 60.
Ball defeated Langford Us, Ga
in hard match.
Schrager defeated SouthweM as.
Sc. 6-1.
!. w Patrick defeated Nelson
6-2, Clio.
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PALMS DEFEAT
HAWKS TWICE
San Benito and Harrington
Split Double Header
Saturday
VALLEY LEAGUE
Results Saturday
Sunday Schedule
Harlingen az San BenitO.
MnA1lnn - = Enrtn

CuAAudf ECuGQuAt
Harlingen az San Benito.
McAllen at La Feria.
McALLEN, July with feeling
at a high pitch because OF La
Feria protesting McAllen's first
half victory, the Palms took two
games from the Nighthawks before
Fourth OF July crowds here Satur-
day.
They NO nthe afternoon gamk ST.
IN a contest which saw the Hawks
slam out two home runs in the
ninth TO tie the count only for
McAllen TO come back in their half
and score two runs. Pipkin and
Kemp biffed the ball out OF the
park in the ninth ~ score four
runs, knotting tn ecount SIS. How
ever. benson poled out a long two
Dagger for McAlen TO send two
runs scamper1ng owe the platter
for a victory.
Score by innings.
La Feria ..... 0l0 600 0O4-5 s 2
McAllen 1900. 40l 600 0O2-7 10 1
Batteries. Albers. Van Pelt and
Cox; Winford and Francis.
The Palms too kthe night game
6-3 due to timely hitting. Although
they secured but four hits off Man
ager Pipkin. the Palms managed TO
punch six runs across the plate. La
Feria obtained nine hits but could
score only three runs.
Score by innings:
La Feria 1900. 100 DOL 0i0-3 9 3
McAllen ....... 600 1872 OOx-6 4 5
Batteries Pipkin and Cox: Priest
and Francis.
HARLINGEN. July 4.-The game
here Saturday night vas a nirht-
mare for the Saints as they drop-
ped a 1872 contest 10 the Harlin-
gen Ladds TO even the count for
the day.
The Ladds pounded Waitman
Jorcan and Crumpton hard In the
third inning 70 score ten runs
Brodie twirled nice BIZ for the
victors. FrierSon. Nichols and Pratt
each biffed out a thre ebagger for
Harrington.
Score oy innings:
HarlinEen 90 10 Ol0 06x-I7 IL 4
:. Benito 90 0 600 020-2 7 s
Batteries-Brodie and Carlson:
Waitman. Jordan. Crunpton. White
and Donhoe.
SAN BENITO. July 4-The san
Benito Saints took a Tic encounter
here IN the afternoon from the
Harrington Ladds. Two new play-
ers made their appearances. Van
Lsmm. captain Of the u. r. SQUAD.
appeared on the mound for Har-
lingen but was pounded out OF the
box early In the fifth.
Crumpton. veteran infielder. an-
peared In a San Benito uniform
Frierson. Harrington first sacker,
damned n over the right field
wall IN the fourth.
THE bcx.
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Home runs-Chapman. Harris.
GehriE. Double plays-Reese. Larry
and GehriE. Left on base-New
York S: WASHINGTON s. Base on
balls-off Brown 7: Gomez 4. Struck
out-by Gomez 5: Brown 3.
Washington COL DOL O020-4 4 G
New York F.. 800 002 00x-7 p 2
Fischer. Hadley. Burke and Har-
grave. johnson and Dtckey.
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Totals IS 3 Il a II


Two DaSe nlIS-hOenig, Gchrirwr-
or. Hodapp. Three base hitABur-
nett. Stolen bases-Burnett. John
son. Stone. Sacrifices Hodapp.
Kamm. Double plays - Hodapp.
Burnett and Morgan: Koenig.
Gehringer and Alexander: Kanm.
Hodapp and Morgan t2l- Left on
base-Detroit q: Cleveland z. Base
on balls-off Whitehill 6: off Hud-
lin I. Struck out-by Whitehill 3:
by Brown /: BY Hudlin /. Hits-off
Brown IL IN 7 l-3 innings: off
Hudi.n ! In ! % innings. Wild
pltches-Br0Tn. Passed hS'.s@
Scwell. Winning ritrhe--FrCvn.
Detroit ....... O7l l2l Oi0-8 rs 2
Cleveland ...... O02 O02 OiO-5 s I
Bridges. Hogsett and Grabowski:
Harder. Shoffner. Jablonowski.
Lawson. Hudlin and Myatt.
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Two UaE HIIS-bUnS. hTeSS. 81
mons. Home runs-Young. Rev.
nolds. Stolen bases-Cissell. ADJ
ping Double plays-Burns to
Levey % Burns. Left on bases
Chicago s; st. Louis 4. Base on
balls-off Collins !. off Faber l.
Struck out-by Collins ,. BY Cara
way !. Hits-off Caraway 8 in Z:
OIL Fa0er 2 IN j. Losing pitcher
Caraway.
chicago ..... 100 OO1 OILS II o
St LOUIS OO2 500 00x-8 10 I
Frasier. Braxton and CRUDE:
kimSey and Terrell.
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Stolen bases-Ratliff. Nash, Devil
veiros. Hamilton. Double plays
Carson to Stebbins; Molesworth 10
Ballew TO Martin. Innings pitch
ed-by Cromer 2, (none out in
third, three hits. three runs. By
Reinhart Cpitched to one batter.
Base on balls-off Cromer S. Rein
hart /. Thurman 2. Struck out
by Cromer I. Thurman s. Hit by
pitched ball-by Thurman CT-yi-
veiros). Losing pitcher-Thurman
Left on hase-Galveston 9; San
Antonio 8.
Galveston ...... 900 002 % 8 0
Cav Antonio I'm nnr 2 : n
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Two base hitS-Lindstr0m 2.
Finn. Wright. Home run-BiSscn-
cite. Double playwright. E2n
and Biso1ette. Left on base-W
York III. Brooklyn u. Base Nn
balls-off Vance n. Off Hubbp@N
Struck out--by Vance i0. nv Hub
bell s.
New York ..... 600 600 600 8 0
Brooklyn ...... 600 SEQ 02x-5 s 0
Batteries New York Mitchell,
HevinE and OFarrell: Brooklyn
Clark and lombard.
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tAfternOon GameSD
Portland %. Seattle u.
Sacramento o. Oakland 2.
Los Angeles .: San Francisco O..
Hollywood 7-iis Missions 5-l0.
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Spuds, Sports and Indians
Winners in Texas League

Miller. Losing pltcher-Adkins.
Struck out-br Moore !; by Han
sen z: Adkins /. Base on balls-by
Moore 5: Wood /: Hansen 4; Ad-
kins l. Base on halls-By Moore 5;
Wood /: Hansen 4: Adkins 2; Mil
Ter /. Batsmen hit by Wood
tBenes). Left on base-Shreveport
z: Dallas 10. Earned rurs-Shreve-
port III: Dallas z.
Second Game.
Shreveport 49,. 600 5000 0-i3 9 ?
Dallas ........ l04 600 o. 5 5 l
Moulton and Laveque: GarlNld.
Mongue. Mallett and Tesner.
Second game:
Beaumont ...-... 600 20l 0-3 6 ?
Houston ........ 900 500 Ks 6 2
Green. Goldstein and Lorbeer;
Dean and Funk.
First game:
Beaumont ..... 600 600 GOO 4 0
Houston ....... 600 COL O0x-l 8 0
Batteries: Beaumont - Hamlin
and Lorbeer: Houston-Payne and
Sprinz.
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New Orleans SIS. Atlanta 81.
Mobile 81: Birmingham SO.
Little Rock "a. Memphis 81.
Chattanooga z; Nashville O.
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home TUH-F U.S.. % LEto-I N1UF
Mechanism, Bradbury. Losing
pitcher-Whitworth. Innings pitch
ed-By Whitworth 7. 5 runs 3 hits.
Sacrifice-Allday. Presnell. Base on
baIls-off Presnell 2: whitworth 3;
Terry /. Struck out-by Pressnell.
2. Hit by pitcher-Baker by Press
nell. Wild pitch-Whitworth Dou-
bic plays-Allday to Scharein 70
Stanton. Stolen bases-Moore,
Stanton.
WORTH.
Wichita Falls .00i 001 Is Z z
Fort Worth .00i DOL OIL s Q
Hillin and Hungling: Chagnon
and Krausse.
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NATIONAL
Saturday Results

&C.. Louis 8-4. Pittsburgh 90.
Cincinnati U-6. Chicago L..
Philadelphia ST. Boston a..
New York 90. Brooklyn As.
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- The
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Houston lis. Beaumont 0-3.
wichita Falls T-3. Fort Worth I'LL.
san Antonio 9-3. Galveston 60
Shreveport lib. Dallas rs.
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x-Batted for Caraway in 9th.
Xx-Batted for Kerr III 9th.
xxx-Batted for Tate III 9th.
INUNDATED for Faber IN 9th.
xxxxx-Ran for McKain IN 9Th.
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DOUBLES
First Refund

RLLE
First Refund
Seabury and Perkins defeated
Heard and Doty rs. Gill. 6-l.
5. w. Patrick and Southwell won
from Folks and Staples on default.
Pfeiffer- robertson. Kopperl-Nel-
son. Wilson-Ball. Hudson-J ~es. B.
Patrick-Stevenscn. Schrager-Hino-
josa drew byeS.
Second Round
B. Patrick and Stephenson de-
feated Schrager and Hinojosa 81.
3-6. us.
Pfeiffer-R robertson defeated Kcp-
perl-NelSon 6-i. 60.
S. Patrick and Southweil defeated
Hudson and Jones 6-3. 6-8. 6-3.
Seaburv and Perkins should have
played wilson and Ball but we're
absent.
Pfeiffer and Robertson defeated
Wilson and Ball 8-6. Us.
Sunday
Ed Patrick and Southwell Will
play II. Patrick and SteDhens. sea-
bury-PerkinS team will have a
chance In Ii appears. probably Diav-
inr Pfeiffer and Robertson. Finals
Will b. played tn the afternoon.
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x-Batted for Thevenow in 6th'
xxx-Batted for Sankey I'M 10Th.
5t. Louis ........ 600 l02 400 l0-8
Pittsburgh ...... l02 O02 zoo ll-9
Runs batted IN: Grantham =
Mancuso 4. Blades. Brame ?. Mar
tin. Adams. Groskloss 2. Hafey.
Suhr.. % hits. Groskloss. Martin
3b hit: Collins. Home runs. Gran
than Suhr. stolen bases. P. Waner-
Haley. Sacrifices. Groskloss. COM
orosky. Double pays. Groskloss'
Thevenow 10 Granthan. Left on
bases: St. Louis IA: Pittsburgh II.
Base on balls. off French 5. OIL
Haines 4. off Swetonic 4. off Kauff-
mann 2. off Lindsey g. Struck out.
By Kaumann 4, Swetonic 4. WI
French, 1. Hits: OF Johnson 9 III u;
off Haines / in 1-3: off Kaufman
g in 4 2-3: off French 10 in 8 %.
off Swetonic 2 in 3 l-3; off osborn
1 In Il: off Lindsay 0 IN Is; OH
Rhem 1 IN O pitched 10 cne bat
teri. Winning pitcher: Osborn Los
ing pitcher. Lindsey Umpires'
Pfirman. RiEler and Clark.
st. Louis . O0i 900 200 00l4 9 l
Pittsburgh 0l0 10 900 00o-3 II /
Grimes. Hallahan and wilson;
Kremer, Spencer and Phillips.
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Ran for Shelley in 6th.
zz-Batted for Brandt In 9th.
Philadelphia -....-. 900 600 Obs
Boston ........ 600 Ito u0l@..
Sarrifires-Bartell. Davis, Maiion.
Double plavs-Mailon to Bartell 70
Corbett: Urbanski 20 Maranvilie 70
Shelley. Left on base-Phiiadelphia
8: Boston 8. Base on balls-off
Watt ii: of Brandt 4. Struck out
by Watt III: hv Brandt q Hit by
pitrher-by watt. UrhanSkI.
Philadelphia ..- 600 ON 000--2 Al NJ
Boston i03 600 0Ox-4 ? 4
Dudley. Fellensteine and Davis:
Council. She-del and Cronin.
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Runs hated in. Root. Two base
hits: wilson. Cuyler. Harnett. Double
plays: Cuccinello 70 Hendrick: Cue
cinello TO Durocher 70 Hendricks:
Dur0rher 10 Hendricks. Left nm
bases: Cincinnati il. CHICAGO vs..
Base 0n balls. Off Frey wi. Root 3.
Struck out: by Frey q: Nv Root VI.
Fit By pitcher. by Root fStrippl.
Umpires. NcGrew. Reardon and
Magerkuith. Time OF game: la.
Cincinnati .... 102 COO Cii-6 IA q
Chicago -.... ITO 600 O00-2 IN n
Ogden and 5ukeforth. Bh hd
Farnetr.
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The City amateurs get back into
action Sunday after having been
rained ont last week. The fast NOV
Inc Internationals will play the
Bears TN the morning while the
RECALLS take on the "A. &. ". Nj. III
the afternoon contest.
These games are free TO the pub
lie.
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AMERICAN
Results SATURDAY.

Philadelphia 9-6. Boston ~.
Washington -, View York 6-7.
XII. Louis "a. Chicago 3-5.
Cleveland F-S Detroit IA
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Totals 46 y l5a5l l0 =
x-Batted for Johnson Nm 9Th
z-Batted for Kaufman In 18th
a-One out when winning run
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Collins outpitched Pat Caravay for
the decision In the opener.
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City Amateurs In
Action Here Sunday

flames sunday
Inte-natlonals vs.. Bears. " A. "
Rexall VS.. Jovens. 2 %. ri.
Both games at 80" Diamond.
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best Mitchell andHevingin the

x-Ran for Hogan I'm 9th.
xx-Batted for Hubbell III 9th.
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Totals 36 10 "a 10 0

x-Batted Tor Durham in second.
xx-Batted for Lisenbee in 6th.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-10

theaters require only one operator
and that the expense of the second,
ranging from $50 to SITS a week.
represents to them "the difference
between operating at a small profit
and at loss.
The larger chain theaters, requir-
Ing battery of operators, were not
involved in the controversy.
While labor officials conferred
with the union in last minute efforts
to avert the action, police stood
ready to guard closed theaters
against property damage, although
they said no violence was expected
to follow the action of the theater
managers.
Thomas Maloy, business agent of
the union and who is under in
dictment on charges of graft and
conspiracy, is reported to have re-
turned from New York, where he
conferred with William Caravan, in
ternational president of the oper-
atorS' union.
Caravan, it is reported, agrees
with Maloy's incorporation ruling,
while in other quarters it is said the
business agent had decided to fight
the independent owners on his rule
without having consulted with
other union members.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-10

and with falling ito recognize its
position Of public trust"
Reinstatement of the ousted pro-
lessor 'is necessary if the univer-
sity is to regain in any reasonable
time the esteem of intelligent public
opinion throughout the country,
the committee asserted.
The committee said the profess
sor was gi.en no hearing and con-
cluded personal animus on the part
of one or two trustees was response
bic for the arbitrary action.
Professor Arthur B. Coble, Uni
versity Of Illinois; A. c. Craven
University Of Chicago; J. w. Martin,
University Of Kentucky, and A. j.
Todd, Northwestern university, COM
prised the committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-10
PAGE 5

vania street. police we're Investigate
ing removal Of a heavy safe with
only about $40 in change from
Offices of j. NJ. Todd, 1852 North
Belmont street, today.
Todd said the safe was wheeled
through a rear door, which had
been jinmied. It weighed 100
pounds, and contained only nickels
and pennies.
James Angelo, 1888 North Illinois
street, operator Of the Penn Serv-
ice Shop, said the safe was taken
through a rear door which was
opened by a pass key. The employe
was arrested for questioning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-10
PROBERS SLAM
OHIO STATE FOR
MILLER CUSTER
Trustees Are Condemned by
Probe Committee of
Educators.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Trus-
tees Of Ohio State university were
condemned today by an investigat-
ing committee of the American As
ISOLATION of University Professors for
summarily dismissing Herbert A.
Miller, prominent sociologist.
Freedom or speech ceased to ex-
list at the Ohio institution when
miller was discharged May 81. the
committee said in preliminary re-
port.
The report charged the board of
trustees with violating every essen
tial safeguard" to academic freedom
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-10
LEGS DIAMOND,
RAT TO AID,
DONE FOR GOOD
Power as Gang Chieftain
Definitely Smashed by
Conviction.
BY JOHN r. BEAL

Lnlted frcsa stan Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The power
Of Jack degs) Diamond, pictured
as a double crosser" and rat"
by his former sales manager" In
the Green county liquor racket, de-
finisely is broken, as a result Of his
CONNECTION on bootlegging, Attory
ney-General John j. Bennett de-
clared today.
The fight TO wipe out the gang
ruled by the slim, much-shot-a at
New York racketeer showed the fol-
lowing result today:
The leader faces a maximum SEN
tence Of four years in Atlanta peni-
tertiary and a $1,000 fine. He was
found guilty Saturday by a fed
eral jury on charges of conspiracy
to violate the prohibition laws and
operation of still. Judge Richard
j. Hopkins, Kansas dry, is scheduled
70 pronounce sentence Wednesday.
Faces 2-Year Term
Paul Quattrocchi, Catskill resi-
dent who became Diamonds chief
aid, took orders for liquor, and ar
ranged deliveries, faced maximum
of two years and a $4,000 fine. Co.
defendant with Diamond, he was
found guilty on the conspiracy
charge only. He was bitter in de-
nouncing the gangster, accusing
Diamond Of trying to throw the
blame on him.
Johnny Scaccio, muscle man" of
the mob, was under sentence of fif-
teen years as a result Of his con-
viction in the state courts on
charges of kidnapping and torturing
Grover Parks, Cairo truckman,
while the latter was delivering a
load Of hard cider.
One of the witnesses at Dia-
mond's trial testified Scaccio held
a pistol to his head while Scaccio's
men smashed beer barrels in the
mans cellar. The witness, an inn
keeper, was told he'd have to buy
Diamonds beer"
Brands Legs a Rat
"a couple Of the boys who went
down to be witnesses for the gov
q eminent told me what Diamond
did" Quattrocchi said. 'He sent
an investigator around to them be-
fore they came to New York and
said to them:
When you get down there to
the trial, throw it all on Paul. If
they ask you who sold the beer and
the whisky, blame it on Paul
They're friends Of mine. They
didn't do what the investigator said.
When they got on the stand they
told the truth"
I'm glad now that I know him
in his true color" Quattrocchi said.
I'm glad know what rat he is"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-10
FILM men co
ON STRIKE; 100
MOVIES CLOSED
Neighborhood Managers
Defy Union Over Ruling
on Operators.
By United Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 1o.-More than
100 neighborhood motion picture
theaters were closed today in pro-
test against the ruling Of the
Motion Picture Operators Union re-
quiring two operators in every
house.
The wholesale closing effective
last midnight. threw more than
5000 workers, including ticket
sellers, ushers, and stage hands, out
of work, it is estimated.
The dispute grew out Of the union
rule which demands that two
operators be employed in each
theater, regardless of size. In
dependent owners claim their small