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In EscambIa County Court of Record
State of EInrid An ChancerX

State of FIorid ain Chancery.
Arthur Mcmillan and Mary Mcmillan,
minors, by their next friend, Charles
II. Taylor Complainant, VS.. James L..
Dean, Defendant.
on Monday, the End day of May, A. D.
1921. the defendant, James L. Dean, is
required to appear to the bill filed
against him herein.
This order to be published once each
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published in said Escambia County.
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Clerk Court of Record.
Pensacola, Fla, March 30th, 1921.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
RIVALS MEET FOR
STATE NET TITLE
John Hennessey and Fritz
Bastian Play for Singles
Championship Today.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, Sept. 3-In-
dtana's two greatest tennis players,
Johnny Hennessey, Of Indianapolis,
present state title holder. and Fritz
Bastian OF Indianapolis former state
title holder and present conference
champion, won their respective
matches in the semi-hnal round Of
the state tennis tournament this af-
ternoon. with Hennessey defeating
Burdick. of Indianapolis. So. 6-1,
6-2. and Bastian winning from Nc
KAY Of Indianapolis. 1913, 60, 6-2.
Sundays battle for the state
title will be a REPETITION Of the final
round last year when Hennessey and
Bastian met.
In the seml-hnals Of the doubles
matches Hennessev and Burdick cas-
ilv defeated Frankerstein and Fogle-
son. a Chicago team. 60. Ga. 81.
The Bastian- Williams doubles team
mon their way into the finals by
downing Olson and Orsborn OF Gary.
6-1, GO, 1913.
Following the Hem essey-B astia n
state titular match Sunday afternoon
both players will again oppose each
other when the Hennessey- Burdick
team meets the Bastian- Williams
team. the western conference champ
ions IN the finals Of the doubles
matches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
SINGERS OPPOSE
BRISCOE MOTORS
Local Baseball Team Plays
Important Series Away
From Home Today.

The Singer baseball team IS IN
Jackson, Mich, where II will stack
up against the star Briscoe Motor
aggregation today and Labor day.
Earlier in the season the Briscoe
team won a double victory over the
local tossers here and the Sewing
Machine men Will be out 70 secure
revenge.
The Briscoes have a star collec-
ton OF players, Vic Safer, Rip Hag-
erman, Al Collamore. and several
other star ex-big leaguers are in
Guided IN their lineup. The local
team has been strengthened by the
addition OF a star pitcher and hope
70 come back with at least an even
break IN the two game series.
Next Sunday the locals will have
2 70 . defeat from the hands OF the
a chance 20 secure revenge for their
Gary Firemen which was handed
in the local park last Sundany when
them before a crowd Of 5000 fans
the Firemen return for another
game here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
BY BOB DORMAN

Charlie (''Whitey') Glazner, OF
the Pittsburgh Pirates. IS one OF the
hurting finds OF the year.
Also he is one OF the very few
rookie pitchers who have made good
this season in the big show.
Glazner ranks third on the Pirate
staff IN games won. yielding place
only 70 the veterans Adams and
Cooper.
He's modest and retiring-except
when he goes on the mound. Then
he possesses all the steadiness Of an
old timer.
Glazner attributes most OF his sue
cess TO his unique style OF pitching.
He uses three totally different de-
liverfes, underhand. sidearm and
overland. And it's a wise batter
who can figure out what's coming
when the ball is being delivered
from every angle.
II learned to pitch both overland
and underhand when 1 was with
Birmingham in the Minors says
Charlie. It's a great help.
Il can throw a curve or slow ball
from either overland or underneath
and by mixing IN a few fast ones
with the sidearm 1t sort OF keeps
the batters guessing.
''Of course, the underhand ball is
the hardest TO control, but I worked
on it until I have it down pat.
have never tried TO use it exclusive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
Braves-PhHS Split EUen
In Final Games of Season

the week Of MY Cherry Blossom"
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 3.-Bos-
ton divided a double header with
Philadelphia IN their final series
here today. Ring held the Braves
70 four hits in the first game and
the locals won TO 1. In the sec
ond Boston pounded G.. Smith and
Sedgewick for q hits and a Is TO 4
victory. The hitting Of Powell and
glastonbury featured the closing
game. Score:
First game.
Boston. 900 OOO-1 4 3
Philadelphia. 600 200 2Ox-4 1
McQuillan. Morgan and Gowdy;
Ring and Henline.
Second game.
Boston. .001 sos e00-15 q .
Philadelphia O12 600 100 10 8
Scott and Gibson; G. Smith, Sedge-
wick and Bruggy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
INDESTRUCTOS WIN
FROM PRISON TEAM
Zentz Twirls Invincible Ball
After Relieving Collins
in Third Frame.
Special to The News-Times /:

MICHIGAN CITY, Sept. 3.-The
Indestructo baseball team OF Misha-
waka won an exciting game from
the Prison team here today 8 TO o..
The NIisha wakans got 10 Chief Ran
Ter for eight hits, while Collins AMI
Zentz let the prisoners down with
three measly safeties. Collins al
lowed two blows in the three innings
he worked and Zentz was touched
for but one in the six he toiled.
Britain's two-bagger. followed by
a single, scored the first IndestrUcto
run in the third inning. To make
the outcome of the game safe the
trunk makers showed two more over
the plate in their last time at bat
A pair OF singles, a sacrifice and
Blackmore's single on the hit and
run produced the pair or TALES.
The Indestructos Will play the
Hicksville Browns at Hicksville TO-
day and Labor day. The score:
Indestructos ....OO1 900 002-3 8 0
Prisoners .......OOO 600 600 8 0
Collins. Zentz and Morse; Rainier
and Wellman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
GIBBONS CREATES
HOST OF ADMIRERS
|. IN FINAL WORKOUT
More Than 1000 Fans See
Tommy Conclude Training
at SpringbroOk Park.

A note Of approval and exclama-
tons OF admiration arose from more
than 1000 fight fans after they had
seen Tommy Gibbons put on the I'm
ishing touches 20 his training at
/ Springbrook yesterday afternoon for
his bout with Dan O'DOwd here La
! Dor day afternoon. Although he
didn't extend himself. Tommy's work
in his two three-round sparrinE ses-
sions was Of such high CALDER that
Il created a lasting impression and
| predictions were being freely cast
that he would not only win Mon
/ days scrap. but would also polish
off Georges Carpenter when they
meet
Toms final workout consisted Of
rope jumping, work at the pulleys,
shadow boxing and six rounds OF
sparring. Long before the boxers
put in their appearance a crowd had
gathered, and each car deposited a
swarm OF fans at the gates that
quickly found It's way TO the grand
stand TO view the coming heavy
weight champion" as he is being
called by many, in action.
Tommy Roper, a strong, husky
lad. was the first 10 get into the
ring with Gibbons, and he was glad
TO make his exit at the end Of the
third round when Manager Kane
called time. Tommy devoted most Of
his workout with Roper to blocking
and lodging, but occasionally shot
over a couple ii such rapid success
sion that Roper was stopped in his
tracks and was forced to back
ground. The left hook, Toms favor
tie punch. was exhibited several
times. and 1t found its mark each
time he chose 70 use it.
But Taylor created a genuine
friendship with a majority Of the
fans during his workout with Glib
bons. Taylor is but a hyweight, and
Tommy confined his efforts to dodg-
ing when he wasn't on the receiving
end for Buds many and well-direct-
ed blows. Several times Tommy
dropped his guard and permitted tho
little fellow to bang away at his jaw
with all his might. smihngly taking
Taylor's hardest without showing
any effect.
O'Dowd came out to tho park AM
was introduced TO the fans. but did
not work out. Instead he wound up
training at the fire station.
Taylor's work stamped him as a
man to be respected when fighting
an opponent of his own weight. The
Terre Haute youngster has speed,
clevereness and all the aspects Of a
champion. His ability 70 hit from
any position with rapidity and ac-
curacy accounted for statements
from many fans that he would soon
be heading the field in his division.
His work against Herbie Schaeffer
Monday will bear watching, and Il
would not be surprising If he should
put his fought Chicago opponent
away before the end Of the sched-
uled ten rounds.
Concerning Gibbons there IS Moth
ing which can be added 10 what al
ready has been said. He is in per
feet condition and steps around the
ring like a lightweight. His repu-
tation as a knocker-Out. added TO
the assets Of speed, cleverness and
footwork which he possesses. insure
the fans that they will see Tommy
Gibbons at his best when he crawls
through the ropes tomorrow after
noon.
Neither Gibbons nor O'Dowd will
work today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
AMERICANS CLINCH
POSSESSION OF CUP
Williams Washburn Team De-
feats Jap Challengers in
Doubles Match.

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept g.
The Davis cup, emblematcal Of the
worlds team tennis championship.
remains in America for another year.
r. Norris Williams Of Boston and
Watson NJ. washburn. of New York,
the cup defending team, cnnched the
championship for the United states
by defeating Ichiya Kumagae and
Zenso Shfmidzu of Japan three out
OF four sets by scores of So. rs,
As, Us, on the courts Of the West
Side tennis club this afternoon.
The winning Of the doubles match
today in conjunction with William
NJ. JOhnston's victory over Kumagae
and William T. Tilden's win from
Shimtdzu in the singles Friday gave
the American players the necessary
three out OF five victories
On Monday Tilden Will play Kun
agae. while Johnston crosses racquets
with Shimidzu The outcome Of
these two singles matches however.
will not affect the status Of the inter-
national play for the season Of 1921.
Are Far Superior.
The victory OF the American
doubles pair, which eliminated in
the retention Of the cup against the
challengers of II nations. was not
as closely fought out as the scores
would appear TO indicate. Williams
and Washburn as a team were clear
" superior to Kunnaga and Shinlid-
zu. particularly IN the finality Of their
strokes. Streaks Of erratic playing
particularly in the error making at
times marked the play OF the victors.
The Japanese. however, while they
stroked the ball with the same care
and effectiveness az in their singles
play. did not pair well together.
They were frequently thrown out OF
position or lined up in the middle
OF the court. where they interfered
with the freedom OF each others
strokes.
II was on their earned points that
the Americans won. and It was in
+ the scoring Of these placement and
/ service aces that they showed clear
/ ~ superior 10 their opponents.
( The match was played under diff
culties, a terrific thunderstorm in
2 tervening al the end OF the third sci
and delaying play for almost two
hours. Both teams were given q
noisy greeting at the end Of play
the handclapping and applause con.
tinuing for several minutes after tn,
winning stroke had been made.
After the teams returned 70 IN,
club house Kumagae as the captain
OF the challenging nation said tina
he and his teammates were very vel
satisfied with the result OF Japan
first appearance IN the role OF ;
Davis cup challenger.
Suzanne Calls on Match.
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. the fanou
French woman tennis player. was q
have appeared in a mixed double
exhibition match following the Davi
cup play
She was present in the club hous
as veil as her partner. Vincent Rich
ards. The opposing pair, Mrs Ma,
Sutton Bundy and Willis Davis o
California. were TO have beer thei
/ opponents. Nile. Lenglen announc
ed later in the afternoon that sh
was too 81 20 play, however.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
GIANTS BUT ONE
POINT FROM LEAD
Defeat Brooklyn in Game
That is Halted at End of
Seventh by Rain.

BROOKLYN. ". Y, Sept. s.
New York went TO within one point
OF Pittsburg today by defeating
Brooklyn. TO /. in a seven inning
game stopped by rain. Triples by
Frisch and Kelly. which, with an
error, scored two runs in the eighth.
were lost to the records when the
storm caused the contest to revert
TO the seventh inning.
Score:
New York ....... 101 900 0-5 0
Brooklyn .... 900 100 o. Q 0
Barnes and Snyder; Ruether and
Miller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
Russell in Fine Form rs
SOx Go on Batting Spree

CHICAGO, Sept. 8. - Chicago
went on a batting rampage in the
early innings TO day and easily de-
feated St. Louis II TO l. Russell
pitched in fine form for the locals,
holding the visitors to seven scat
tered hits, Jacobson's double and
two infield outs saving them from
a shutOUt.
Score:
81 Louis . 900 900 100 S
Chicago ..... 261 $50 OOx-12 Is l
Palmero, Kolp, Burwell, Deoerry
and Sever Id P. Collins; Russell
and Schalk, Lees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
; 0DAY'S CARD OF
. MOTORCYCLE RACES
OFFERS DIVERSION
Speedy Bunch of Riders VIII
Compete in Big Program
at SpringbrOOk.

With seven big events and a host
aDf tho bess known rIders IN Ihe
motorcycle fraternity entered IN
Saem. Promoter +. +. Wegner's
snest at springbrook park today
should offer just the proper kind
% diversion for the swarm Of fight
fans who have invaded the city 20
zake IA the Glbbons-O'D Owd bout
tomorrow afternoon.
The track IS Ia ideal condition
and II would not DO surprising II
several new local records were es-
tablished- The three big motorcycle
concerns, the Harley Davidson, In
dian and Excelsior firms viii be rep
resented by factory riders and some
OF the best unattached talent IN the
game today are also among the en-
tries.
The Indian entries. Don Marks
and Johnny Seymour, are conad-
cred the most likely winners with
nLaldwyn Jones and Eddie Brtnck.
ssae Harley representatives. conceded
q better than even chance 10 UPSET
the dope RED" Parkhurst - be-
ing looked at IN the light OF dark
horse" and his past record entities
Rim 20 that consideration Park
hurst will pilot an Excelsior ma
chine and should give a good &C
count OF himself. Joe Kelly. Wich-
Eta. Kan. and Otto Neaukum, Fort
Wayne. are the riders who have
never appeared here IN previous
meets. Both ride Harleys and each
q well known IN midwest motor
cycle annals for past accomplish
msnts.
Johnny Seymour Is the latest ad-
dition to the Indian factory team.
having taken the place OF the Late
shrimp" Burns. Last Sunday
Johnny put in an unusually good
day at Montreal, capturing the ma
5oritv OF flrsts from the best known
riders IN the United states and Can
ada. This performance stamps MIN
as being d star already and It VIII
De a good idea 70 keep an eye on
him in today's events
His PARTNER, Don Marks, needs no
introduction 70 local fans, for IN the
mast ne has conducted himself In
such genuine daring fashion that ne
q one OF the top-most favoriteA
The Harley-Davidson pair are also
"ace-high" with local followers OF
the cycle game. Brinck is, without
doubt. one OF the most daring riders
90 ever flash around the Spring
brook oval and Jones Is the steady
and reliable type who can always be
depended upon 20 get slice OF the
prize money.
Side-Car Event-
Bsxtdes the solo events the nVe-
mile sdde-car race Is bound to at
rrAct a great deal OF attention as
some OF the speediest performers In
this class Will face the starter.
Chuck Smith and Ed Brayack. who
are considered the best side car pi-
lots in this section OF the country
will compete with three other
racers. This event VIII be a Ave
mile race
The complete program
Five mile professional
Five mile stock car.
Five mile professional.
Two mile dash
Ten mile professional
Five mile professional.
Five mile side car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
MiSjudged Fly GiUes Red
SO1 Vim OUer athletics

BOSTON. Sept. 3-Boston defeated
Philadelphia IL 10 10 today, the tie
ing and winning runs coming in the
eighth when witt misjudged Mem
osky's fly TO deep right, which went
for two bases. IN the seventh G.
Walker hit a home run with the
bases filed. Score:
Philadelphia 800 900 5000 IL
Boston .....1O4 80 02x-11 IA 0
Keefe. Harris. Freeman and Perk-
ms, Wyatt; Myers. Russell, Karr and
RueL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
RUTH SOCKS GOTH
WHILE YANKS WIN
Yankees Take Sixth Straight
Game Off Washington
as Mays Twirls.

NEW YORK. Sept 3-The New
York Americans made 1t six straight
from washington today. Mays win
ming his second game OF the SERIES
2 10 8. New York knocked Courtney
out in the third inning and also hit
Schacht hard. Ruth hit his fiftieth
home run Of the season on Courtney
in the third inning, scoring two men
ahead OF him. Score:
washington ITO 600 001-3
New York ....O16 001 O1X-s II o
Courtney, Schacht and Charity;
Mays and Devormer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
SAVAGE TO REFEREE
WILSON-DOWNEY BOUT

NEW YORK. Sept. 3-Jim Savage.
former heavyweight boxer and alter
nate referee 70 Harry Ertle IN the
Dempsey Carpenter hght viii be the
third man IN the ring Monday after
noon when Johnny Wilson and Bryan
DOwney meet for the m1ddleweieAt
championship at Tex Richards big
Jersey City arena II was announced
today. The rival boxers continued
strict training Friday.