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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
Ring MOgulS
tOAdOpt New
Set of Rules
Referees Power in Helping
Name Winners of Fights
May Be Reduced.
BY LAYTON CARVER
United Pres stan Corrsspondsnl

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l-Havine
seen rs new rules for scoring box
ing matches tried out. the New
York state athletic commission Ia,
reached the conclusion that the reg
ulations are perfect in all respecu
save one.
When the figures are added VI
the winner is the loser.
As a result o. this technical prob
lem the commission will meet Friday
20 adopt a new set Of rules 70 sup
plant the new set adopted last week
Meanwhile the commission pOnders
going before the state legislature u
have the boxing statutes amended IN
other respects.
The commission. obviously. is In
something Of a stew.
It's members went into session yes
terday ambushed behind desks and
dignity prepared TO pOunce upon
Referee Danny Ridge and judges
who worked with him last Friday
night. At that time the commits
sions first unabridged edition OF
scoring rules was in force.
Mistake Made Often
That flaw in the rules that re-
turns the winner the loser positively
cropped UP once. probably twice.
possibly three times. IL successive
bouts.
There was some question regard
ing the decision that gave Bob DIN
Make RoSenblOom's light heavy
title and another decision found
dissenters. but the one following the
Sammy Fuller-Peter Jackson bout
was and is the cause of it all. Fuller
foored Jackson three times, in diff
ferent rounds. had the Californian
near a knockout at least once and
won seven Of the ten rounds, but
jackson got the decision.
But If Referee Danny Ridge felt
himself on the spot he got of in a
hurry yesterday by an indictment
of the commissions new rules:
I thought Fuller won." he ex-
planned. but the figures came out
in Jackson's favor when 1 added
them up. If they came out that
way again and I had the same in
structiOns. I would do 1t again"
System Based on Points
After which the commissioners
sat in contemplation with their new
scoring rules looking them in the
face.
Under the present complicated
system based on points with the
decision given on rounds the refe-
rees and judges do not understand
It any better than YOU and l.
When they go before the legis-
lature the commissioners are going
70 amend the statute 10 reduce the
power Of referees and put them on
an equal footing with judges.
Commissioner Bill Brown. who is
not in favor of the new rules. ar
CUES that the only way to score a
fight is 10 give 1t to the winner.
With that as a starting point the
commission is going TO figure out
something new.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
King Levinsky
in Shape for
LaSky Battle
Winner May Become Lead
ing Contender for Heavy
Glove Title.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov 21.-Leapin'
Lena Levinsky and the Illinois ath-
letic commission PLACED a joint seal
of approval today on the physical
condition of 'Kingfish" Levinsky,
who meets Art Lasky of Minneap-
oils Friday night in a heavyweight
bout which may make one or the
other a real contender for the
heavyweight fight crown.
After all these years. I've just
found out what the Kingfsh
needs" explained Lena, his sister
and manager. Its lots of hard
work. He's down to 204 pounds
and I'm going to keep him there
if I have to fight him myself"
Joe Triner, commission chairman,
agreed after watching Levinsky
work out yesterday that he is in
better condition than when he
licked Jack Sharkey.
The bout is expected to draw
about $4,000 customers, with a net
of $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
NEWHALL WAS LOCAL
ATHLETE IN NINETlES

Bob Newhau. the well-known "a
dio sports commentator OF station
WLW. Cincinnati. who viii speak
AZ the Butler university Blue Key
football banquet az the Hoosier ath-
letic club this evening. used 70 at
tend high school in this city.
Newhan attended Shortridge then
indianapolis high SCHOOL, in the
late nineties ana was active IN
sports. playing end on the football
team and first base on the baseball
club. He spent two years IN high
school here.
several Of Newhall's old team
mates are now prominent business
men Of Indianapolis. Newhan was
a sports writer in Cincinnati for
wears before transferring 70 the air
waves.
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Deaths

Levi Spannuth 70. st. Vincents hos
pital. arteriosclerosis.
James Hicks So, city hospital. broncho-
pneumonia.
Laura Byrkett. 76 of 1929 Broadway.
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Michael BroGerick. 36. city hospital.
septiCemia.
John H HoWes 10. Of l47 North Tfbbs
avenue cerebral hemorrhage.
George A. Noll IS of $40 South Rural
street. chronic myocarditis
Clara BalWeg Keller ga Fletcher sana-
forum. hypostatic pneumonia.
Elijah Parks. 76. of 620l7 South West
street. broncho- pneumonia.
George Watson. 81. Of 17l4 Ingram
street. carcinoma.
John Morley IT, Of $40 East VERMONT
street. arterIOsclerosis ~
Nellie Hanora Walsh H. of 1903 North
Talbot avenue. lobar pneumonia
Laura MONTGOMERY. 50. OF 1885 Highland
place. diabetes.
sixth street. cerebral hemorrhage.
Donald Gene Moler. months. Of 1924
West Eighteenth street broncho-pneumo-
Marv Elizabeth Castle 81. of 221 East
Thirteenth street. arteriosclerosi5.
Merle White. %. city hospital. cerebral
ne jane l'" Rand. 49, St. vincents hospital.
carcinoma.
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Do you have some friends who
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21

OTHER COLLEGES
Chicago VS.. Illinois at Chicago.
Ohio State vs. Iowa at COLUMBUS, 0;
Michigan VS. Northwestern at Ann Arbor.
Wisconsin vs. Minnesota at Madison.
Akron VS. Mount Union at Akron.
Arkansas State VS.. LeMoyne at Pine
Bluff.
Augustana (Il) VS.. Carthage at Rock
! Baylor VS.. Southern Methodist at Waco.
Birm. Southern VS.. Howard tAla.) at
Buefieid institute VS.. St. Paul at Blue
Bucknell vs. Penn state at Lewisburg.
California VS.. Stanford at Berkeley.
Centenary VS. Mississippi at Shreveport.
Centre VS.. Mercer al Danville.
Charleston Teachers VS.. DeKalb Teach
Colorado Aggies VS.. Colorado College
Columbia VS.. Syracuse at Baker Field.
Dickinson VS.. Muhlenberg at Carlisle.
Drake VS.. Creighton at Des Moines;
Duquesne VS.. Catholic U. at Elmhurst:
Florida VS. Georgia Tech at Gainesville.
Florida A. M. Us. Morris Brown at Tai
Georgia vs. Alabama Poly at Columbus,
Ga
Gonzaga VS.. Willamette at Spokane.
Grinnell VS. Cornell at Grinnel
Guilford VS.. Elon at Greensboro.
Hillsdale VS.. Adrian at Hillsdale.
Iowa Wesleyan VS.. Parsons a. Mt. Pleas
ant.
James Millikin VS.. Bradley at Decatur.
Kansas vs.. Michigan State at Lawrence
Kansas State VS.. Iowa State at Man
haitian, Kas.
Lafayette vs. Lehigh at Easton.
LaSalle VS. Mt St. Mary at Phils delphia.
Louisiana Tech vs. Louisiana College
Louisville VS.. Union College at Louis
Vile
Marquette VS.. Detroit at Milwaukee.
Maryland VS.. Georgetown at College
park.
Maryville Teachers VS.. Missouri Mines at
Maryville.
McKendree VS.. Illinois college at Leba-
non.
Morehouse VS.. Fisk at Atlanta.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Tom Bass, Famous
Horse Trainer, Dies
By United Press

By United Press
MEXICO. Mo, Nov. 21-Tom
Bass, Negro, nationally known as
breeder and trainer Of show horses,
died yesterday at his home here.
Bass. born in slavery. later num-
bered presidents and statesmen
among his friends. He didn't know
his age. but believed he was about
IS years old.
In the half century in which he
bred fine horses and showed them
IN the United States. Bass collected
hundreds of trophies and prize rib
bons. President Mckinley and Will
liam Jennings Bryan visited him
here, and he exhibited before Presi-
dent Coolidge and Queen Marie of
Rumania. He rode in the inaugural
parade of President Cleveland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21

By United Press
COLUMBUS - Coach Francis
Schmidt refuses to take Iowa light
IL and expects the Hawkeyes to eX-
tend Ohio State TO the limit IN
Saturdays battle. The Buckeyes
are adding new plays to a list which
already numbers close TO ninety.
MINNEAPOLIS - Coach Bernie
Bierman can't forget the winning
touchdown Wisconsin scored on the
kickoff against Minnesota in 1882
and is instructing his gophers to be
wary Of Just such an occurrence IN
Saturdays game with the Badgers.
With the return Of Larson. end. and
Oech. guard. Minnesota Will be al
full strength for Wisconsin.
CHICAGO-For the first time
since the Purdue game. Chicago viii
be at fun strength Saturday against
Illinois. The last Of the crippleS
was accounted for today when John
Baker. end. reported. Baker suf-
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>-AIOng the SideLines e

fered a broken nose in the Ohio
State game and his absence has
severely handicapped the Maroons.
EVANSTON-Coach Dick Hanley
announced today that he would
stand pat on the lineup which
started against Notre Dame. The
Northwestern squad continued to
work on its Offense.
CHAMPAIGN-Wilbur Henry. a
triple threat sophomore, has been
placed at right half back in the
Illinois lineup. Henry had been
quarterback Jack Beynon's substi-
tute up to the time of the shift.
Gene Dykstra. end, who was called
home by the death Of a relative, is
expected TO reioin the squad to-
morrow.
MADISON-Coach Doc Spears of
Karl Schuelke. 195-pound half back,
may start against Minnesota. The
Badgers continue to work on a de-
fence by which they hope to stop
the GopherS' running game.
ANN ARBOR-The latest shift in
the Michigan lineup has placed ia
cobson at tackle in place Of the in
jured Viergever. Foug at center Tor
Jerry Ford. Remias at full back and
Joe Ellis at Chris Everhardus' left
half back.
IOWA CITY - With Dwig 4
Hoover definitely out of Iowa's line
up for Saturdays game with Ohio
State, coach OSSie Solem has moved
Paul Aiken. sophomore, into the
regular Hawkeye back field. Another
change has placed Lindenmeyer at
right end.
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>-A-DOWn the AUeys->->
BY BERNARD HARMON

The St. Philip No. League again
was tops" presenting the leading
individual total of last nights bowl
ing. when Lou Fahrbach, member
OF the Casady Fuel team, lambasted
the pins for a 685 series. On games
OF 1872. 248 and 245, his brilliant
shooting put the Fuel team over
for a two-to-one victory over the
Kirschner Auto team. The winners
connected for a I'LL game during
this series. netting a 1850 total for
the evening.
Dan Abbott, with two honor
counts to his credit on Monday
night. made it three for the week
when he gave the pins a going over
for a SGT series count. Games OF
223. 22l and 223 enabled him to ar
rive at the total, and gave the Nc
Kinney for Treasures their margin
in beating the S. & S. Service three
in a row.
The Falls City Hi-Bru quintet
did all their heavy shooting in the
final game, when they got together
for a 1,089. Not one member was
able to connect for a 600 score, a
SCI series by Baker being the top
count. For the opposing Mic-Lis
McCahill team. which dropped
pair to the Hi-Brus. Bill Sargent
totaled $50. to feature this fracas.
Meyer slammed out a 632, and
Johnnie Kiesel posted a GLIB for
the Wooden Shoe Beers in their
double win over the Indianapolis
Candy and Tobacco Company. The
winners closed the evening with a
lO17 game.
Bill Brunot used a pair of double
centuries to count a b3l. leaA4ug
tolal in the Pritchett Recreation
League. FeltZ went over witt GIT,
while Rudy Stemphel stopl at
So. for runner-up positions. Che
Tavern teams had big nights Al this
league. being the only fives to get
away with clean sweeps of their
Senes. Green's Tavern took the
measure of the Hilgemeier Packers,
and the LOuie's Tavern applied the
caicamine to the Thomas ReStau-
rant team.
Sunshine Cleaners took two from
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
by United Press

BY United Press
AT PORTLAND ore - orchy" NarneA
fs0. vancouver barracks wash. knocked
out JACK Hihbard. l5s. klamath Fails
fef. Mickey NcCaferty. $50. s. Paul
technicaued Jackie OHearn. i47. salem
Knocked cut Harry Marshall. las. seattle
l2l. Russ Howard. ia klamath Fals
Won or foul from FRANKIE Monroe. ~
Klamath Pals tlls lie Rov GIBSON. is
wichra crew A. Mustola rs
CiatsXanle. g..
AT STOCKTON. Canf-Frsd Feary
zl2 stockton. kroeked oqt h ss H 5s5s-
res Ch.cago knocked out Jim North
cross. 100 san Francisco. ftl- tloyo
nfcrev lss Stockton technlcal-ec LOUIS
Hernandez. l3S. Sacramento. ''l-
At SEATTLE wash.-Ford smith
Kanspeu. Mont drew Al Moro. Lo'
Enreles. heavyweight 81; Prank WaLgiis
Posivn- wash. knocked out Kenneth Ice
Af0desto Cal heavyweight. a.. Eddie
Tvorv. fsc Vancouver. B c decisionec
Bliy Azevedo. iio. oakland. Ca. -
fdrewl Dick Gordon. 80. BeA.uEham
IA. Youn< CoTpuz. t5s. SEATTLE. KNOCKED
rst on F1fka iss New Westminster 3
~. Rcv Cckisv. is2- Portland. &c
cisioned Justo Pace. ~ Manila. 49,
At KANSAS CITY. Mo-Pat Kissinser
kansas CITY. Gecislonsd Willie Dawes. r
Paso Tex. lEhtWeights 81 Cap hsro'
~ Kanszs CITY GectslcueG Eralkle Lee
Kansas CITY middieWs.ghts 81, Tommy
Jonss. Sapuipa. Okla. oecisioned D.es
Nesers. kansas CIV. iiEhtueights 80
T----r Cerrtsor kansas City. kan de-
ciSored BUS ward. Kansas City. hEhi'
welr1tK a..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
BLUE MENTOR POINTS
CAGEMEN FOR OPENER

Coach Kenneth Peterman is push
ing basketball workouts at full speed
at the Shortridge high school gym
this week as he whips his Blue
Devils into shape for the opener at
Southport Nov. %. Defense was
stressed yesterday, in addition to
drills on passing and shooting.
Thirteen football players joined
the basketball squad Yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
FORT MEDICALS AHEAD

The Fort Harrison Medicals nosed
out the Silent Hoosiers basketball
team. 1886, at the Deaf School gym
last night. The winning goal was
dropped in by Dillman in the last
ten seconds of play. For games with
the Medicals. call Lieutenant Nor
ley at Fort Harrison, 1860.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
LONDOs HELD TO DRAW
By Times Special

By Times Special
BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-Jim Lon
dos. world heavyweight wrestling
title claimant, was held to draw
by Dick Shikat, Philadelphia, in
a wrestling match here last night.
The match lasted one hour and fif-
teen minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
Princeton Expects
to Regain Stride
BpUnitss Press

Bw United Press
PRINCETON. n. j.. Nov. Alan
inspired football team fighting its
way back TO the top from under that
surprise defeat by Yale viii confront
Dartmouth Saturday when Prince
ton swings into its final game Of
the season. The strain Of maintain
ing the clean record that stretched
back TO the Michigan game in 1882
Is gone and Princeton figures to be
a very tough ball club Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
Amateur Football

The Midway A Cs trounced the
Shelby Service football team. $40.
in a south side rivalry fray. The
Midways have not yet booked a
game for Sunday. but viii play Holy
Trinity at the Delayan Smith field
on Thanksgiving day.
The Midway Flyers will practice
Friday night az 700 az State ave-
hue and the boulevard. All players
expecting 10 play Sunday are urged
10 attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
GIANTS BUY GRIDDER

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The New
York football Giants have an
nounced purchase Of Warren Heller
from the Pittsburgh club. Heller
was obtained to fill the gap caused
by the injury to Harry Newman,
star quarter back. HELLER was due to
join the club here today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
Plumbing Permits

Ed Bell. 1915 East Market. two fixtures.
Arthur Jones. 227 West Fourteenth. two
A. L. owens. 1851 North Harding. two
f,y4rf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
COLEMAN EXPECTS MOVE

-- PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 2l.-Ed
Coleman. Outfielder for the Phila-
delphia Athletics the last couple OF
years. expects TO be traded 10 some
big league club. Coleman was al
lowed" 10 come home to Portland
before the close of the 1884 season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21

wool, and som e
b a n d a g e gauge.
Take a specimen
from the dog to be
examined and place
it in a receptacle
and cover it with
about enough brine
water to fill the
test tube.
The brine can be
made by dissolving
as much salt in wa
for as il will alb
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
ADOg Life
= By Leon F. Whitney

- By Leon +. WhItney--
Several persons have written to
ask me if I would tell them how
to learn whether their dogs have
worms. They have microscopes and
are interested in using them. I
could tell them several methods but
there is a very simple one that you
can use. I would suggest that you
take any doubtful cases to your
veterinarian.
Obtain number Of larger tests
t11heS and some steel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
VITAL STATISTIC
Births

BOYS
Elmer and Dorothy striebeck. 32s South
Hamilton.
David and Mildred Peek, 4007 Broadway.
Carl and Verna Bauerle 1915 Wade.
Girls
Robert and Lucille Ball 1905 Bradbury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21
SAYS IND0-VIN:
WAS A SAVIOR
Indianapolis Lady Praises
Great Medicine; Was
a "GOdsend."

Mrs. Grace E. Bailey Of Box 49,
r F D. No. II. indianapolis. has
now come forward with her RE-
MARKABLE statement praising the
new. scientific mixture of Extracts
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Basketball NeWS
y Il q
Independent, Amateur and
League Gossip.

Armour and Company has a
strong cage team in the field this
season and desires games with fast
city teams. The Armour squad con-
sists of Simpson, Champion, Such,
Bassett, Ooley, Williams, Shaner,
Montgomery, Bane and Caps. The
team has two wins in two starts.
Call DreXel 1900 between a. m.
and p. m, and ask for Eugene
Williams.
The Arsenal Bulldogs defeated the R. P.
C.'s. 1916. and the Indianapolis Ravens,
gym. The Bulldogs desire games on OPP
ponents floor for tonight ana tomorrow
night. Call Harrison o59i and oss ask Nof foT
Keystone avenue. Indianapolis. Hllgemeler
Cubs. notice.
The so-Athic Club girl and boy basket
ball teams will practice tonight from
to 10 at the c. F. B. gym, Noble street
and Fletcher avenue
An experienced player would like to
hook a Up with e city q Pa sae team ND W ca
65-ll from II to l.
their season with an impressive IS to Is
triumph over the Central Bulldogs.
SchWab. Lurvey, Goldsmith. Sand. Meyers
and Barnhill played for the Meridians
777S. or write Bob Schwab SOB North
Pennsylvania street. Indiar apolis-
The Sixteenth Street B. .ldogs lost a
thriller to the St. Joe qui .tet, % to FL.
Brown starred for the Bulldogs. collecting
return tilt tomorrow night at Broad
wav avenue and Twenty-second street.
Bulldog players will meet at Sixteenth
street and College avenue at 7:30. For
games in the 14-l7-year-old division. write
Glenn Austin. 1855 Ruckle street.
The Mayer Chapel Dixies are back in
the field this year and are ready to
4 book games with strong city teams. Call
/ Drexel 1859. and ask for Louis.
The Al-American girls are ready. to
I teams. and want a practice game for
/ this week Write or call Bertha Coffin,
/ 55l6 West Washington street. Indianapolis.
I Belmont 1866.
The Rex Taverns lost fast overtime
/ the Christamore gym, % TO 20. v. Wyss
and A Hens were high scorers for the
I Taverns The Rexmen have open dates
/ for the rest Of this month. Write H. E.
Drexel 1852, and ask for Virgil Indian
! apolis Cubs. Hawthorne Cubs. Kautsky
+ Reserves Garfield A. C.s, Phillips 66 and
others notice.
The Crimson Cubs turned back the
/ bvterian gym last night. The Cubs will
meet the Martinsville Artesians tonight
at at Brookside For games call
Washington 1424-ring 4. after p. m.
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The All-American girls are ready to
card games with city and state girls
teams and want a practice game for
this week. Write or call Bertha Coffin,
55le West Washington street. Indianapolis,
Belmont 1866.
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The Mayer Chapel Dixies are back in
the field this year and are ready to
book games with strong city teams. Call
Drexel 4469, and ask for Louis.
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Games of Saturday.
STATE COLLEGES
OTHER COLLEGES

Purdue vs.. Indiana at Lafayette.
Army vs. Notre Dame at New York.
Hanover VS.. Georgetown Ky at Han
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-21

The Crimson Cubs turned back the
bvterian gym last night The Cubs will
meet the Martinsville Artesians tonight
at at Brookside For games. call
Washington 1424-ring 4, after p. m.
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Mattress Repairing
Musical instruments Repaired

MATTRESSES renovated: made into In
nersprings; expert workmanship: reaS-
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Furnace Service

FURNACES INSTALLED All makes
cleaned repaired. Prompt service. II.
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La gaceta., 1934-12-17
MEDlCO DECLARADO CUL-
Fable DE NO CUMPLIR
CON SU DEBER

New Yor, Die. IL FL DIR.
Frank Manzella, ell medico que
expidi6 ell certificado de muer
te de Michael Malloy, ell golfo
asesinado hace dos amos para
cobrar una POLKA de SECURE,
fue declarado culpable por IN
jurado ode no informar sobre
la muerte sospschosa," como
era su deber. Por ell mismo jura
do ell medico fue absuelto de
la acusaci6n de ser I'm c6mpli.
ce despues del crimen.
Ell jueves venidero lie senten-
clara ell juez Lester Patterson.
Manzello, segun ell fiscal, fal
sific6 ell certificate de defun-
cion de Mallsy al decir que ha
bia muerto de pneumonia, Guam
do saba lie habian asfixiado
con gas del alumbrado.