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The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-27
Florida East Coast.
Will Build Double
Track Ouer St. Johns

JACKSONVILLE. March 26-Plans
for the new Florida East Coast rail-
way bridge, spanning the St. Johns
river at Jacksonville. which has been
contemplated for the past two years.
as previously announced, are now
rapidly nearing completion. according
To a statement made at the general
efsicas OF the company yesterday.
While no definite date has been an
nouReed for the beginning of con
stFectioa work. il is anticipated the
work Viii be completed within two
years. which viii necessitate letting
OF contracts within short time
When the election carried TO bond
the county for a St. Johns river.
bridge there was a discussion of the
plans OF the Florida East Coast for
double-tracking a bridge across the
river, bat cniy recently have the plans
been combleted for the construction
OF THIS bridge.
Generally speaking. according TO
reports from the office of the Florida
East Coast yesterday, the plans will
provide for the erection of a bridge
close TO and paralleling the present
bridge. of much the same design with
heavier steel construction. and as
soon as this is completed with one
track the present bridge can be torn
away and replaced with the other
unit. joining - make a double track
bridge across the, river, with draw
meeting practically the same speciti-
cations
As vet no bids have been taken. or
estimates compiled of the cost of the
construction. the cost being estimat-
ed in 4 general way as from $500. 900
TO 81 000 Gee
It IS not anticipated that the con
struetion of the bridge can begin un-
der 80 days. as it generally requires
from Sc TO 90 days to secure the nee
essary permit from the war depart
ment for any bridge construction
work over navigable stream.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-27
Co.
Lease Big Store
House Building g

The Theus-Sumuer Furniture com
pany closed a fve-year lease today for
the large LaRue Williams storage
warehouse west of the F e. C tracks
which the furniture company viii use
for the packing, shipping and storage
OF furniture for patrons of that store
The warehouse gives the Theus-
sumner company 1000 square feet Of
storage room. sufficient TO take care
of a large part OF their storage for
summer months In addition. the
firm will pack for shipment complete
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-27
n'ct0rs OF Ddytona Golf i
and Country Club Elected;
Pres. Knappe Makes Report

~ = Knisr list OF directors were
aff4s ssx fsinstated III fhe election
r. Daytona Golf aud Country
nHs hHrs II the Casino l3urgovue
i<1zY xfterntson- 4 meeting viii
&t;d fsaessiay afternoon to elect
zsssl Tns q the club and seere.
= fer he ensuing year.
xf a. setors reInstafed unanimous
&tan ay ~ere G n knappe. II
zfM =. Conrad. l.. T. Holmes
81 Ase sissasd. " N. Hankins. +. III
s=zzFea /. = I. Woodbury. AMI NJ. P.
H<w
- - hoMsng report was made by
s ees seas 81 the club To those
I1-<z1is n the Chamber OF Com
k<H = fus At business session
11zeaias Is following The election of
tzzfs directors
y ~ fte fellow re 10 report Of
j esxxs ~ maae on The course 10
7rsk ~ 3en Au.es completed SO far
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-27
Circuit Court to
ConUene April IL;
Jurors Summoned

Circuit court meets at DeLand On
Tuesday. April II. and jurors will be
summoned this week. The jury as
drawn from the box at the close OF
the last term consists of the follow
ing:
Francis Wootten
j. E. Field.
ID. p Woods.
Geo. s Towne.
VIM Tomberlin.
~ C. r. McGlon
F. E Melton
V c. Grant.
j. E. Farris.
T. H. Herd.
George Diilard.
r. X. Bratldeek.
F. J. Davis
Wesley l. Altman.
J. f Braddock
r. r. Smallwood.
o. A. Hatcher
H. F. Thompson.
c. F Spaulding.
Geo. Goodson.
]. H. Tatum
H. C. Finney.
Carl Turnquist.
w NJ Richardson.
T. G. Thompson.
r. L. Pappy.
j. E LangstOn.
s ]. r. Berry.
Y. r. Roberts
W. w Watts
E l. Crenshaw.
w. II. Powell.
H. w. Mann.
R. A. Pellett
w II. Courtney.
]. D. Byrd.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-27

Mrs. T. H. Lang and her three
charming daughters. Misses Clara.
Ethel and Helen, of Columbus. Ohio.
who have spent very pleasant win
ter at. 212 Gootfali street. left yesfer-
day for their northern home They
expect 10 return next November
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-27
WOMEN SEEK LEARNING

fNeWspaper Enterprise AssocIation.l
CAIRO. Egypt. Mar 26-Amina Nj
azy. native Egyptian woman. wants
facilities for educating Egyptian wo
men. She has asked permission for ma
tive women 10 attend the monthly lee
lures at the Egyptian university
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-27

houses OF furniture al the new loca-
ton. giving that firm greater facilities
fer this nature of work
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-27

whipped Cream Rolls at A. B. C.
Bakery. 343-1-13-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
Decatur StdleyS PrOUe
Too Strong for Bulldogs

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE fast
driving attack Of the powerful De-
catur Staleys, national professional
football title holders. proved too
much for Cantons famous Bulldogs
who went down 10 defeat here sun
day afternoon at Cub Park, the score
being 10 TO 0. Dutch" Sternaman's
toe. the deciding factor in the re-
cent victory Of George Halas' team
over Buffalo for the title. again made
its presence felt Sunday. his field
goal from the 80 yard line in the
first quarter being the only points
scored until late in the game wheI
the Staley team marched down the
field for a touchdown.
The Bulldogs threatened through
out and were in a position to score
several times, but intercepted pass
es at critical moments spoiled sew
eral opportunities while on other oc-
casions the Staley line held for
downs. The open field work Of Pc
Stinchcomb and Charlie Way. last
years ,All-American halfbacks from
Ohio state and Penn state respective
", featured the game while the de-
fensive play of Chamberlain, Henry
and West was also brilliant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
MURPHY SKATERS
ESQ MILE RECORD
Averages III $40 Miles an
Hour Over San Carlos
Speedway.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. linn
my Murphy, San Francisco pilot, set
new world record here Sunday
when he won the $50 mile interna-
tional sweepstakes auto race at the
san Carlos speedway by making an
average Of III $40 miles an hour.
At times, Murphy's speed was 113
miles an hour and he made the en-.
tire distance in two hours, Is min
utes and IL 1-2 seconds. Tommy
Milton was second, Eddie Hearne,
third, Harry Hartz fourth, and Ralph
DePalma fifth. Murphy was win
ner Of the French Grand Prix last
August. The old mark which was
shattered today was los 40 miles
an hour and YVES set at the Los
Angeles speedway last Thanksgiving
day
Milton's second place will win for
him the national speed champion
ships for the year, officials announc-
ed, as he has enough points with
those won Sunday to give him the
laurels De Palma's poor showing
in the race was attributed TO engine
and tire troubles. Murphy's fastest
mile, it was announced. was made in
80 4-5 seconds. The track is one
quarter mile in circumference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
IOWA FIVE RESTS
HOPES ON DEYINE
Hawkeye Basketball Mentor
Drills Aubrey for Guard
POst-Four Veterans.

IOWA CITY. Dec. II. - Much
hope for the success of the Iowa
basketball quintet this year rests
upon the shoulders OF Aubrey De-
vine feet quarterback, who carried
the Hawkeyes through a sensational
season on the gridiron.
Devine is being drilled for back
guard. left vacant by Kaufman. the
only letter man to graduate last
spring other posts will be fortified
by veterans.
Four Of the candidates on the
large squad which is reporting daily
have played together for three cam
paigns. Headed by Capt Frank Shi-
mex, who is slated for running
guard. Coach Jimmy Ashmore has
Lehman, Frohwein and McGovney,
all season Big Ten performers.
Frohwein and Lehman are bat
Ting for forwards against a fast
field of yearlings, with McGovney
also a contender The latter's rise
last winter from the third string to
the varsity was one Of the greatest
feats Of the year.
Center aspirants are numerous. OF
the Abul ltAAtlSt ali OF WnotQ seem
on a par, Barten star of the fresh
man squad, appears 10 have an edge,
mainly due to his size and speed He
is an accurate basket ringer and has
had "a world of experience, placing
on the au-state selections in high
school.
For reserves Coach Ashmore can
depend upon Weltmer and Brentiss
guards, both of whom won letters
Gordon is another who may figure
prominently before the season ad-
vauccs far.
A transforming trip during the
Christmas holiday period is planned
in addition TO games with small col
leges listed before the opening of the
Big Ten campaign.
If Devine shows a like proficiency
on the court as he did on the grid
iron, close followers predict that
Iowa Will be in the fight ali year fol
tituiar honOrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
Success of Him
Quintet Depends
On Chick Carney
Illinois Supporters Dubious
About Captains Ability
to Stand Grind.

URBANA. III. Dec. II. - II
Charles Carrey's injured knee rounds
into shape Wen have champion
ship team"
Such IS the sentiment on the Uni
versity OF Illinois campus as the
basketball season approaches
In large measure. the success Of
the Inini quintet does depend on
Carney. The big fellow. an All
American end. and captain OF the
floor team. wreuched his knee "A
year ago in the Ohio football clash
II has not healed properly yet he
attempted football this fan but an
other injury 20 the knee in the Mich
igan battle forced him, 90 retire for
the season.
Last winter ne wore a steel and
leather cast on his leg. but was OF
little service 90 the Orange and
Blue. A long rest has aided consid-
erably but Coach Frank Winters is
still dubious regarding the captains
chances 90 withstand n hard. Cruel
ling campaign.
Carney plays center and much OF
the offensive work is built around
him. Two years ago he led the west
in points scored.
He is vitality needed this winter as
Reitsch, last seasons pivot, did not
return 20 the university.
WalQuist, Sabo and Collins are the
three letter men on hand. in addi-
ton TO Carney. The former pair
have practically cinched the forward
berths, while Collins has shown
great Improvement as back guard.
That leaves the running guard
post open Dave Wilson, football
end, may get IL but Will be pressed
closely by youngest ers OF merit from
the freshmen squad.
In case Carney cannot play regi-
larly, Sullweu OF Olney high fame,
is being groOmed as understudy.
Stillwell is a brilliant basket shooter
and works nicely with the speedy
passing game.
Illinois opens the conference sea
son against Ohio State at Columbus.
Jan. IA. A number Of practice tits
including a pair with Notre Dame.
are scheduled previous TO the
championship inaugural.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
BRIGHT
FOR NORGREN FIVE
Maroon Coach Has Galaxy of
Clever Court Perform
ers as Nucleus.

CHICAGO, Dec. with the re-
cent appointment of Nels NOrgren as
head basketball coach at the Uni
versity OF Chicago, prospects for a
title carry a rosy hue.
Norgren, "a Maroon graduate. pilot
ed the University of Utah five in
1916 when 1t won the National A.
A. L. championship.
Director Stages retirement from
basketball coaching was expected by
those on the inside at the MidsFay
institution. Handling football and
track. and directing the athletic de-
partment, with basketball added
was too much for the Grand Old
Man. He suggested Norgren. and
was not "razzed out as a result Of
the poor showing OF the team last
year.
Though the material does not
compare with that left as heritage
to Stagg last season, Coach Norgren
has a galaxy of clever performers
around whom TO construct a win
ming combination.
Capt. Crisler. back guard, is lost,
as are Bobby Kirkon and Vollmer
tho two forwards Of 192O-21.
The hoIdovers are Capt. Death
Halliday. center, Mcclure, running
guard, and Stair. sub forward.
With this nucleus Norgren has onls
TO find a back guard and a mate for
the speedy Stahr. That should be
comparatively easy from the list OF
possibilities who have reported foI
practice
one of these posts is almost set.
tied now-that Of back guard, which
should fan 10 Johnny Bryan, a mem
Der OF the 1918 team.
For the other vacant place Their,
are Chuck" MCGUIRE OF football
fame who, however may be shifted
TO guard 90 allow Bryan, a faster
man. az forward. StrOhmeier, Lewis
Cox and FriGa.
IL Milt Romney. captain elect o.
football. and star Of the Wisconsin
and Princeton battles. shows expectet
possibilities at the floor game, Nor
gren viii have a speedy forward q
work with Stahr end Bryan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
YALE STUDENTS ARE
HIT BY NEW RULING

Yale men are goinS TO be very
cautious in the future when they
apply for football tickets for their
friends
Several OF them who in all inno-
cence bought cardboards TO the re-
cent big games for chance acquaint-
anCes who in turn placed them IN
the hands OF the spectators. find
themselves practically Ostvacized at
their alma mater.
An ednCt has been issued at New
Haven proCiaiming that all under
graduates whose tickets have been
found in the possession OF scaipers.
all those who made misuse of appli-
cation blanks and a few who signed
the names OF classmates while seek
ing additional admissions. have been
placed on a blacklist
Never again will the culprits be
able 10 secure admission 10 any OF
Pale's athletics events The Eli
management realized that many OIL
the men affected by the ruling are
practically innocent. but it has been
forced 10 treat all alike I'm order TO
stamp out an abuse that threatened
70 grow beyond all bounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
DON LOUVRE BECOMES
TIGER CHORUS GIRL"

Don LOurle. unrlI recently the
dash.ug Quarterback OF PrIncetou's
football eleven. has turned into a
chorus girl temporarily.
-Four Lourie Frank Rutan, a
tackle on the eleven. and Captain
BIZ Stevenson. of the Princeton
track team, have abjured strenuous
sports for the present to become
members Of the Princeton Triangle
clubs chorus in this years produc-
tion "EspanOla."
Lourie and Rutan go behind the
footlghts for the rst time In their
college career.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
FIGHTING IRISH
HAVE SIX DAYS TO
PREPARE FOR GAME
Will Leave for San Diego
Sunday -Expect Battle 20
Make Grid History.

N0tre Dame has just six days left
before leaving for the coast-six
days In which 90 prepare for the
greatest post-season game Of foot
ball played this year The California
Washington and jefferson game viii
no. be so important nor attract such
wide attention. for the east has re-
fused 20 acknowledge Washington
and jefferson as "a typical represen-
tat!ve- II ls even doubtful II the
Tournament OF Roses game Will
draw as large a crowd as the Centre
Notre Dame clash. although 10 viii
have the advantage OF drawing from
the throngs which viii be IN Pasa-
dena New Years day.
The San Diego battle IS attracting
lovers OF football from all parts Of
Fthe west No sooner had the game
been announced than delegations Of
tAns in every town on the coast
made arrangements 20 attend II is
not often that two teams OF the cali
Der Of Notre Dame and Centre are
matched. never before perhaps have
such teams been matched in a post
season game 10 IS worth something
20 see the class OF football which
results; 81 Is worth even more when
the game IS scheduled long after
the regular season has closed and
football games are few and far be-
tween.
May Make Grid History.
The game Will make history IN
many ways This is the first time
That two teams have iourneyed
60. "a
neutral field. IL viii be the first
time that any high-powered team Of
the middle west has met Centre. the
Colonies having limited their mid
western endeavOrs to Indiana and
Kentucky heretofore. 1t Will enable
two speedy forward passing teams TO
get together.
Such a Greek meet Greek" COM
blnation has seldom been staged and
should prove highly interesting. 1t
viii give NOtre Dame a chance 10
defeat the conquerors of Harvard
and the entire South IL gives Cen
ire the opportunity 20 whip the mas
tiers Of Nebraska and West Point
Centres overhead game has been
declared by many eastern sports
writer's TO be second only 20 that
OF Notre Dame What the Irish can
do against such an attack is a ques-
| ton. Marquette demonstrated con-
'clusively that clever forward pass
ing cannot be broken up by Notre
Dame-that this is the weak point
in the Irish defense. Now that Harry
Mehre is out of the game with a
broken arm, Centres chances TO
whip Notre Dame with the pass are
better than ever. For this big row
ing center Is the most important man
iu the defense when passes are be
ing threwn. The Colonies may find
&c rather easy going. unless the in
genious Rockne devises some method
to stop their passing game within
the next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
Michigan City Ball Player
4DDP0IS LiOuOr .SpufpUC


LAPORTE, Ind. Dec. 1.-THE
case OF Sammy NIaullin, OF Michigan
City, minor league ball player, viii
be called in Judge Gallagher's court
Monday morning. Maulun was fined
S400 for four violations OF the liquor
law ana was given a penal farm SEN
tence. Attorneys fled an appeal 20
the circuit court and the ball play
er was released on bond.
After the close OF the baseball
season MaEHn was employed as
bartender in a soft drink establish
ment in Michigan City and is al
legged 10 have sold whisky over the
bar. His arrest took place az the
time prohibition officers made a
wholesale raid at Michigan City.
His case win be the last of the score
- hich have been tried
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
Standings.
Averages
SYRACUSE FNE IOSES.
NuSHAwAKA BOWLING.

SYRACUSE, Ind. Dec. 1.-THE
strong Syracuse basketball quintet
suffered defeat at Etna Green sat
urday night. when the home team
put over a Is 20 10 victory. Capt
Poor, Of the Etna Green club, play
ed an excellent game, holding
scoreless Drukamiller, Of Syracuse.
mentioned last season as all state
choice by several critics because Of
the showing made by him IN the
state high school tournament.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
YALE REWARDS ITS %
GRIDIRON LUNIINARIFS

Twenty-three Yale varsity football
players were awarded the ~ by
the athletic board OF control and
three men were awarded major ''Y"
IA cross country.
Those receiving the football ~"
were II. p. Aldr.Ch. 20. captain. c..
c. Beckett 20; T F. Blair. "a; II.
X. Kross. '2s: p. $. Cruikshank. '23:
N. Deaver. -; J. c. Dmer. -: y.
T. Guernsey. %; II. T. Herr %: A.
Human. -; A. 9. Into. 20: r. z.
Jordan, 20; r. T. Knapp %: H. F.
lands. "a W y. Mallory. "a: J..
L. Miller. "a. y. G. NeidInger. %:
o. A Norris "a, C. ". O'Hearn. "a:
+. p. Juaile. %; J. Speiden. 20; j..
c. Sturrn. %. and o. r. Wight. "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
FTVES Split TWIN Bid.

PERFECTION. Ind, Dec. IL
Pierceton High schoOl basketball
teams split even in contests played
with Milford High school teams
here Saturday evening The first
Piercton team won. 10 to 13, and
the Milford second team won, 13
10 II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
BIOONmR GIRLS LOSE.

NIENTONE. Ind. Dec IL - The
Mentone basketball team Saturday
night defeated the ST. Louis Bloom
er Girls by a score of 10 to 16. on
the previous evening the Etna
Green Independents defeated the
Bloomer Girls by a score Of % to -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
Plan TENNIS NIATCH.

The first step in arrangements for
the Davis Cup matches Of 1922 has
been taken by the United States
Lawn Tennis Association. which has
sent letters to nations that have
competed for this trophy, inviting
their challenges for next years con-
test. These must be received be-
fore March IS, 1922.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12
BURKET BEATS TIPPECANOE.

BURKET. Ind. Dec. Il. - The
Burket High school basketball team
Saturday evening defeated the Tip
pecanoe High school quintet by a
score Of 26 to IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12

The Biggest Lamp Values in South
Bend are at Moran's. 1872 y. Mich.
nt0ff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12

The Biggest Lamp Values in South
Bend are at Moran's. 1872 y. Mich.
s40tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12

IS percent reduction sale. Yer
mons. 334-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12

1t was rather strange to pick UP
the box scores last summer and see
where Grover Alexander was knock
ed out OF the box one day and a
few days later Waiter Johnson was
treated 10 a similar dose. Five or
six years ago it was a calamity for
such a thing 10 happen 20 either Of
the two great pitchers. L merely
proves however, that no matter how
good you are in any business. there
comes a time in your career when
You start going the other way. How
ever, Johnson and Alexander are
st.n great pitchers, who are far
from through.
another team Of veterans. The Har-
ward team. however, was I'm fine
shape Youth held the margin for
three periods "a scant lead OF three
points Then II was that lack Of ex-
perience decided the issue. In the
pinch, the youthful Yale team made
a few mistakes OF Judgment the vet
eran Harvard players, quick TO take
advantage, made the most OF them.
Harvard won. 10 to 8.
The Princeton veterans were IN
sound. The terrific battle with Har-
ward. which they had won. upset the
team. Ia entered the game with Yale
in poor shape. Many Of Prlnceton's
star players were unable 10 finish.
For two periods the team went on
even terms. Then youth triumphed.
The crippled Tigers couldn't go the
route.
Charley Rigler, National league
umpire. is a bug on the golf game
Rigler is perfecting his play. with
the thought that ne might become
golf professional when he decides
TO give up umpiring.
Manager Griffith OF the Washing
ton club has sQuelcched all the ru-
mors that his team was IN the field
for a new third baseman. Howard
Shanks viii play that bag for the
Nationals. Gr!f figures there are
Few better men in the league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12

% percent reduction sale, Yer
mons. 334-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12

What Is Single Tax?
ADV 343tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-12

Is percent reduction sale. Yer
mons 354-ti
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-30
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