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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
Track Rule
Is Changed
Metric System Is Adopted
by A. A. IT,, Starting
Jan. /.
BIZ United Press

BIZ Hited Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The ANA
teur Athletic Union finally has
adopted the metric system of meas
urement for all its track and field
events.
The new measure will 60 into eff
feet Jan. 1. 1888. 1t was first pro-
posed in 1923.
The metric system has been used
by all other countries of the world
except the United States and Eng
land. The change here came as a
surprise. England is expected to
make the shift soon. making the
metric system universal.
Sprinters and distance runners
will be most affected by the change.
The l00-meter dash will be equal to
1923 yards, while the 1900 meters
event will be 100 yards shorter than
the mile.
In the middle distances, however.
there will be little change. The
200-meter is 1913 yards less than the
present 220-yard dash. and the
change is proportionate in the 440-
yard dash ard half mile.
The I. c. A. A. A. A. also will
begin the use of the metric system
the first of the year. AT its last
meeting, the college body agreed to
make the change the moment it was
passed by the A. A. U.
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he does this for a while his opponent
generally goes into a peaceful sIumber
act and amuses the spectators with
lusty snoring.
y n
ME average sport fan in this
Il territory pays little or no at
tention to SiX-day bike racing, but
the marathon cyclists are heroes
IN the eyes of the multitude in the
cities where they do their stuff.
Contrary to the general belief. there
is little cheating in the sport. If
is governed by strict rules and a
racer caught breaking one is sus-
pended from the game all over the
world. Veteran Reggie Mcnamara
has teamed in sixteen victories
through his long career. It's the
most violent game of all on the
anatomy. Part of McNamara's in
Juries consisted of a fractured skull.
broken jaw, broken nose. broken
ribs and broken leg. He doesn't
count minor cuts and bruises.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23

Jefferson park New OrIeans). Nov. "a
Aqua Cahente (Mexico), Dec. 25.
Tampa. Fla. Dec. 80.
Havana, Cuba. Jan. TO-
Hialeah Miami, Fla.). Jan. IL or 10.
Playground New Orleans), Jan. %.
Tropical park miami, Fla.), Feb. :.
A big winter turf racing program
opens Thursday at New Orleans,
with the inaugural program at JEFF
ferson park. and the tentative
schedule will keep horsemen and
racing fans occupied until March 81.
Seven meetings are on the pres
ent tentative cards. About eighty
days have been knocked off the
combined programs and several
slashes made in purses, but officials
expect successful season.
New Orleans tracks, jefferson
park and Playground, have not
slaShed their dates or purses, and
the thoroughbreds will be gallop-
ing over the Crescent City ovals
from Thanksgiving day to st. Pat
rick'S day, March II.
Rich Race at CaIiente
Jefferson will run f1fty-one days,
until Jan. 81, with the Playground
track, remodeled and under new
management, starting on Jan. %.
Featured by the $4,000 Aqua
Caliente handicap in March, racing
at the Mexican spa gets under way
on Christmas Day, Dec. IS. The
late Phar Lap, Australian wonder
horse, won last years handicap.
Two more stars from down under"
will seek the rich prize this year.
Aqua Caliente also is under new
management.
Outstanding thoroughbreds from
New York, Maryland and other
eastern stables will be shipped to
Havana, where a rich program is
planned at Oriental park, starting
Jan. 10. In an effort to bolster its
program, the Cuban track also is
planning a $4,000 handicap.
Florida Dates Conflict
A conflict in racing dates follow
ing the announcement that Trop-
lcal park would be operated this
year, is being studied by the Florida
racing commission, and the pro-
grams may be changed.
The high spot of Floridas winter
season will be the meeting at Jo-
seph E. Widener's Hialeah park in
Miami. There are no $4,000 stakes
on the program, but the average
value of the purses and stakes will
be higher than at any other win
ter track.
Nearly every prominent stable in
America will race at Hialeah from
Jan. IA to March IL.
Tropical park is scheduled for
torty-six days, starting Feb. 7 and
closing March 81. Keeney park at
Jacksonville, Fla, is not scheduled
to operate this year.
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov. 23-At an
average price of $685., 149 juvenile
stars of the harness world were
sold here Tuesday in the opening
of the Old Glory auction sale.
Pilgrim, full brother of the ia
nous Invader, drew the top price
of $4,000 Lyman A. Brusie was the
buyer. Thomas J. Mckinney pur-
chased Retainer for $4,000 and Vo-
lomite for 81 400, while E. ]. Kirby
paid 81 LOO for Full Tilt. This quar-
tet came from the Walnut Hill sta
BILE consignment.
All bids we're far below the 1881
average. Rip Hanover, unbeaten as
a 2-year-old in 1881, holder of the
worlds juvenile pacing record and
sold for $4,000 last year, was
knocked down for $4,000 to H U.
Litchfeld of Lexington, Mass. Rip
Hanover was a disappointment as
a 3-year-old.
Two other Hanover stars were
sold, Lewis A. Halleck of Seonk, N.
Y, paying $4,000 for the 5-year-
old Brother Hanover, while Evan
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2 St. Mary's
Aces Benched

By Times Special
MORAGA, Cal, Nov. %. - Two
star FASTENERS with the GaIloping
Gaels of st. Mary's-Angel Brovelli
and Mike Steponovich, all-America
candldates-may not see action in
thursdays game with the Uni
versity of Oregon at San Francisco.
Both have been suspended for
breaking training rules. They were
charged with staying in Los An
geles without permission after the
NOV. II game with U. c. L. A.
Brovelli, playing at full back is
the outstanding member of ST
Marys back field, and Steponoyich
is one of the coasts best guards
Charley Baird, half back, and Garry
Vlvaldi, end, were reinstated Tues
day after being suspended for the
same reason.
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years ago." coach E. C. Hayes, at
Indiana university, said.
THE uniform measuring system
should be great stimulant TO in
ternational competition" said Orval
Martin of Purdue. s ~ ~ ,.~
Disapproval was voiced by Her
mon Phillips, former Olympic star
now coaching at Butler, who said
L see no advantage in the change
and the metric system is not readily
understood by the people in the
United States
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
Hayes, Martin Boost Track
Change; Phillips Disapproves

Both enthusiasm and disapproval
were expressed by track and field
coaches at Indiana universities to-
day over adoption of the metric sys-
tenn of measurements for track and
field events by the Amateur Ath-
letic Union. 70 '7n trrf
Coaches at the two Big Ten
schools in the state expressed APP
proval of the change, pointing out
the advantages of a uniform mea-
surfing system throughout the world.
1T should have been done twenty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
Young Jersey
Pro Is Named

BIZ Times Special
PEORIA, H., Nov. George
Jacobus, 33-year-old Ridgewood
IN. j. pro. is the new president of
the Professional Golfers Association
OF America. He was elected Tues
day to succeed Charlie Hall of
Birmingham.
Bobby Jones. former amateur and
open king, was named honorary
vice-preSident. No attempt was
made to name the 1888 Ryder cup
team to play England next spring
Walter Hagen probably will serve
as captain, with DIN Dutra and
Gene Sarazen as probable members.
The other candidates will be picked
on their showings in the winter
tournaments.
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I four games and would like to schedule
with fast city and state fives. Phone
Drexel 1857. The Dixies' manager denies
a defeat by Indianapolis Red Rirds. He
rsays his team never has met the Birds.
A league meeting vii be held tonight
at the Dearborn hotel at 1870 All girl
teams interested are urged to attend.
Teams expected to attend are Roberts
Park, Dearborns. Victory Memorial. Wood
sides. Speedway. Indiana Bell. Fountain
Streets and Morris Street M. ELS. H. G.
Engelhardt is organizing the league.
Hardwood Kids, playing in the 14-l6-
vear-old class. want games. Call Talbot
4l6l. or Talbot 1895. ask for George Frieje
or write him at 2115 North Harding street
Central Business college cagers defeated
Castleton Independents at Brookside q. B.
gym 40 to % with Hanna and Brown
leading the attack.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
Muncie-Frankfort Fray Tops
State I'll. S. Cage Bill Tonight

It's still football time to the rest
of the nation, but you can't con-
vince the Hoosier high school bas-
ketball fans.
With the season less than three
weeks old at the most, just opening
at some points, and still in the flu
ture at others, perennial leaders of
the Indiana prep cage parade are
down for important clashes tonight.
A card that has mid-season at
fractions is topped by several rival
ry encounters, including the in
vasion of Frankfort by Pete Jolly's
Muncie Bearcats to battle Slim
Bausman's Frankfort Hot Dogs.
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zoo zoo tinish BY H. Guntz gave him the lead
ing ing total of 646. Powers had $40; Martin
6 626; Gebhsrdt; $40; seyfried. 612; Thieie
-, Schonecker was up to his old tricks in
the optical League opening with a 246 to
i Re az, u TINS play with total of Gil Team
thTee route, Fox. American and Panoptic
Optometrists
1.-The The Water company games were one
t tI from Hydrants, Pumps and Mains
hartman was easily the star of this plav
with total of SIT. Pay
withem and Stuart rolled good CANVAS
al the way. during the Roy Steele Ladies'
League session al Pritchett's having totals
G OI Ttz and o7e; Other girls to pass the 500
oSOi Stahl Sis, and Schmidt. 513 Team,
pay resulted in odd game wins for Held
FPiorai, Uppers. Indianapolis Glove and
BBucGInS owe over straps, Vamps, soles and
from Heels. 'e"ii W. ~
Babe, Hardy and Becker finished one.
t Two, tnre ee during the Bankers League con-
Hardy,,s 225 finish gave him the a'q single
game honor. VIC Single
hors III ~ o,Ipa ~. showed tne HooSler A. G.
WI, witn games of 243 and 225. He faltered in
ii19 s5o Try however, dropping to 161 to
w viz o. ~ which LED the league. Gutz-
tWo4 from Potter Coal and Barrett Coal
while the indianapolis Office Suppiv f tooE
three from Coca Cola. 'ooA
., The Uptown Recreation League rolled
d 5neIr weekly series on the north side
tion Wrs Shaiw-Waiker and Million Popula-
ana ana Central Sales. and Roberts MIX as
Meier Packing and Pugh and Thomas
SSreaniers won two from Illinois National
to lead the league among the in CYIfg o4'
and Shaw SOB. w. o7V'
Freddy Mounts rolled with +bo cu..o..
pSper team during the Commercial League
pay on the Parkway drives. and fhese
t o9gs too oSo three from Prest-O-Lite Tut
Gas also copied three from Abe1s- Fint
t ntteh nanilton. Underwood and Hill rolled
1TsalS Oh go 624 and 613 for the winners
during the other contest. Lewis roIieG sI,
Deal and Hadley combined their efforts
oyeE SNT Gne 6lacKnawk team a triple win
deague series. Deal scoring 228 157 e nj
z q 70 total $40 and lead the league. and
to ISL. Schmitt Insurance Kirschneerro PeSS,
and S. and S. Body also won three ea Sges
from Coca Cola. Warren Seed and In
land Containers as Old Gold took fw,
from Burroughs Adding Machine. Roe was
next to Deal with 606 for his three games
Lathrop. Gutenberg and McKinnon
scored 5S8; 5l3 and 5l2 for Jack C. Carr
20 give TINS team triple win over Myran
?, harlan insurance during the Ladies So
elal League series on the Hotel Antler al
leyS. BoweS Seal Fast also took three
gsmeS from Happy Wonder Bakers Never
ieaolne the winners with score of $50.
Armstrong. $50: Miller. 511. and Maver
Duo. was the reason Geiger Candy won
the odd game from Geisen Products Daw-
son son and KritSch rolled 546 and $50 for
The Indianapolis Baseball Club squad
rolled total of 2545 to take the odd
came from Heidenreich Florists Alexander,
HicSabaueh and Shea scored 500. $50 and
pig Tor the baseball squad as the Burnett
for Heidenreich
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
Seek Mat Foe for Johns

The supporting card to the two
lalls-out-of-three main event be-
tween Blacksmith Pedigo, Louis
vile veteran, and Chief Little
Wood, Oklahoma Indian light
heaVy' at the Armory here Friday
night, was practically completes to-
day. Matchmaker Jay Gardner
neeoed only to sign an opponent
Tor Jack Johns, welterweight new
conner here, in one of the support
ing trays.
STANLEY West. sturdy Milwaukee light
weight and Tony Laborlia, Italian grappler-
VIII mix in the semi-windup
"a BAKER, popular local 165-pounder.
VII meet Carl LON CLANCY veteran, IN
one OF the supporting jousts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
AVENUE GYM TO OPEN

The new Avenue gym will open
Thursday and a boxing show of six
amateur bouts will be staged. The
gym is located at 5241z Indiana
avenue. K. o. George Smith, for
mer star Negro welterweight, is
manager and matchmaker and
fluffy Mitchell is club trainer.
Kid Lewis will referee the Thurs
day scraps and Hiawatha Gray will
be timekeeper. Action will start at
830 n m
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Anderson goes to Kokomo, Vim
cennes to Columbus, and Washing
ton to Bedford in other rivalry
tuSSles.
NewcastleS state champions. with
one game already under their belts.
get stiff test at Connersville.
Other attractive tits tonight.
Union City at Alexandria.
Danville at Plainield
washington East Chcago) at La ports
Shelbyville at Franklin. ~ AOiVe'
warsaw at Goshen
Rushville at Greensboro
Peru at Hartford CITY.
Lapel at Greenfield
MartinSville at Logansport
Seymour at Salem
Franklin at Shelbyville
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
BRUNDAGE A. A. U. HEAD

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Avery
Brundage of Chicago, president Of
the Amateur Athletic Union for four
years, was drafted for the office
again and elected unanimously for a
fifth term by the A. A. U. conven-
ton. He is the first to serve more
than four years.
Daniel j. Ferris of New York was
reelected secretary and treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
ShOrtridge Is
Tech Rival

Three regulars were expected to
be missing from Techs lineup when
the east side eleven renewed its
city high school rivalry with Short
ridge at 2 p. m. at the east side
field.
Dischinger, star end and punter;
Edwards, guard, and Pardue, lead
ing ground gamer, were reported on
the hospital list with injuries and
illness. Moore and Perdew, guards
and Abbott, half back were Short
ridge players reported injured.
Today's starting lineups:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
HOLSTERS PLAY CHICAGO

Indiana, Purdue on 1888 Maroon
Football Schedule.
By Times special
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Both Pur-
due and Indiana are on the 1888
football schedule for the University
of Chicago. the Boilernlakers play
ing here on Oct. 81 and Indiana on
Nov. IL.
Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois
are other Big Ten teams carded.
and the season will close on Nov. 25
with Dartmouth invading the Mid
way.
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Coach Heartily Anderson assumed
a pessimistic attitude after Tuesday
practice and predicted Army would
win by three touchdowns.
Il hope we have dry field" said
Anderson. Our only hope seems to
be how well our passing attack
functions"
More than 100 students crashed
the gate to attend secret practice
Tuesday and lend support to the
team, but Anderson promptly herd
eel his players into the gym to con-
clude the workout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
HOOsIER SHOOTERS WIN

Hoosier Rife Club team turned
in 442 to AL triumph over Shell
byville American Legion marksmen
at Shelbyville Tuesday. Platte with
SO and Mickelsen with 81 led the
locals, and Emmert with 80 was
high for Shelby.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
Melinkovich, Harris
I'LL, Brancheau Hurt
PessimiStc Anderson Predicts 3Touchdown Victory for
Cadets at New York Saturday, Soldiers
Wind Up Hard Work Today.
By United Press

SOUTH BEND Ind, 23Three Notre
appeared to be out Of the Army Saturday
jim Harris left guard Mnkovh
leading gaining
Urinary with influenza and Ray Branheau right half back still is
nursing injuries received the
tackle, also game injuries.
Harry Wunh replaced guard
Steve Bana alternating full
both touchdovn against the probably
place.
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tuesday Fight Results
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
AT NEW YORK-Rav Movers i3s. New
YORK. drew with Sammy Chernoff 1873
New YORK f6i. Carmen Knapp. LAT New
Raven, Conn. defeated frankie Fariello.
l43. New York. t6l.
AT Los ANGELES BABY Arizmendi. 1914
Mexico CITY. drew with Varias Milling 134
California state champion 10i: Chalky
Wright. 1928 decisioned Al Greenfield
1873 "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
HANOVER IN LAST TILT
HOOSier COllegians Battle Eastern
Illinois Teachers Thursday.
By United Press

HANOVER, Ind, Nov. 23.-Hano-
yer college football team will take
on Eastern Illinois Teachers Of
Charleston, Ill, in the final game
OF the season Thursday.
Hanover has won four games, lost
three and was tied once by Evans
vile. Illinois Teachers, coached by
the veteran Dad Lantz, also boasts
a strong record.
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GREENFIELD FIVE COPS
BIZ Times Special

BIZ IIWfS NVttfuE
GREENFIELD, Ind, Nov. %
Led by Ballinger, Greenfield high
school basketball team defeated
Knightstown here Tuesday, 26 to q.
The lc~ers rallied in the last half,
led by Sharp, after trailing II to 9
at half time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
LIONS RETAIN LITTLE

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-LouLittle
has been reappointed head foot
ball coach at Columbia university
"for further period of years." the
board of athletics announced to-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
HONOR FAY, NEWMAN

1PtIFIF
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov. %
Stanley Fay, brilliant half back, was
elected captain, and Harry New
man, senior all-America quarter
back candidate, named the out
standing player of 1882 by Mich
igan's Big Ten championship team
members here Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
NEEsE 1. U. CAPTAIN

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Nov. %
Donald Neese has been named cap
tam of the 1888 Indiana Big Ten
championship croSs-country team.
Neese finished second in the con-
ference meet and won both dual
meets this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
ST. PAT GRTDDERS MEET

The st. Patrick's football team
will hold . meeting Thursday at
1890 a. m. All players are request
ed to attend and to return their
uniforms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
FERNDALE GRIDDERs PLAY

Ferndale football team will play
the Fit. Benjamin Harrison eleven
at Harrison next Sunday afternoon.
ALI Ferndale players are requested
to report for practice tonight and
Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23

TNBEATEN united Colgate will battle for the
~ football championship perhaps chance the
championship Providence
Thursday morning.
17Opound the leading aAmerica candidates
in Kewp Smith, will lead Andy Red Raiders
action Smith who performs guard the star of Cogate great
line.
pioed Captain Cibane flashy half
Bobby Chase, and Buanonno
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23
Seven Race
Meets Set
Winter Turf Campaign Gets
Under Way Thursday
at New Orleans.
TENTATIVE RACE DATES

Jefferson park New 0rIeans), Nov. "a.
Aqua Cahente (Mexico), Dec. 25.
Tampa. Fla. Dec. 80.
Havana, Cuba. Jan. 10.
Hialeah miami, Fiao, Jan IL or 10
Playground New Orleansl, Jan. %.
Tropical park miami, Fla.), Feb. :.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23

Babe, Hardy and Becker finished one
Two Two, three during the Bankers League con-
SsSIS WITH totals of $751; 578 and SIP
game honor. Nsie
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23

The Water company games were one
fbrea f Filters Meters and Valves taking
t ~ ZEE, from HydrantS,, Pumps and Mains.
with a total of sri "a '1l' pay
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23

255 finish by H. Guntz gave him the lead
ing total of 646. Powers had $40: Martin.
626 Gebhardt. $40; Seyfried. 612; Thiele.
602. and Ed Stahlhut. 6l8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-16
Reborn Drama
Note in Gun Stock Tells
of Indian Staying
AZ Years Ago.
A NTIGo, wis, Dec. ls.-In the

A NTIGO, Wis, Dec. 16.-In the
1 - stock Of an old rife which
he bought at a secondhand store,
Roger Skidmore today found
note recalling the Staying by In
dams forty-two years ago of a
northwest mounted policeman.
Skidmore found the note in the
gun stock while cleaning it. Head
ed Camp Freeberg, Dawson,
Alaska. it read:
This rife was bought in the fall
of '92 by Bernard Chase Gap.
N. w. P9. We are ordered (Red
and u to Three Rivers tomorrow
Nov. II, 1922 to get eight In
dams. Murderers. We expect a
fight. In case of death please put
this with metals in stock of gun
and give to the first son of the
first son of mine to be married.
P. S. Price of gun $3.50. Lucky
to get so cheap up here"
On the other side Of the note,
were the following words:
Given to Howard Chase by Mrs.
E. Chase on April 81, 1921, about
twenty-five years after the death
of my beloved Bernard, who died
Nov. 20, 1892"
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emil SETTLES
FOR 'STICKER;'
TRIAL IS OFF
Bondsman Decides to Quit
Sparring With Law in
Police Case.

Discretion is the better part of
yalor, Eli emil, professional bonds
man, proved today, when he was
brought to trial in municipal court
on a charge Of failure to pay a
police "bilr' for overtime parking.
Gmils yalor first came to the
surface several days ago. when he
apparently disregarded a summons
to traffic headquarters to pay for a
sticker.
AS time passed and Gmils pres
ence was missed in the halls Of
police headquarters. search was
started by police. Soon after,
emil was arrested and ordered to
face trial.
GmiPs valor still persisted when,
facing Municipal Judge Clifton r.
Cameron last week, he asked for a
change Of venue to another judge.