Maxwell Cars Promise Performance and Prestige
A Maxwell advertisement argues that buying a Maxwell guarantees refinement comfort and endurance. It notes the same stock Maxwell design used by champions Wild Bill Turner Billy Carson on Mt Hamilton and Mt Wilson and the same heat treated steel as in Maxwell Racers driven by Barney Oldfield and Carson breaking 300 mile non stop race records Corona and San Diego.
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Maxwell
Bill” Turner
Billy” Carson
Mt. Hamilton
Mt. Wilson
Maxwell Laboratory
Barney Oldfield
Corona
San Diego
Sam Crawford Aims for 3500 Major League Hits
Detroit star Sam Crawford, nearing 3,000 hits, is projected to top 3,500 with continued seasons. Trainer Harry Tuthill praises Crawford as an ideal, disciplined player likely to play years longer if he stays healthy.
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Detroit
Tiger
Sam Crawford
Crawford
Cincinnati
Wahoo Sam
Hans Wagner
Larry Lajoie
Harry Tuthill
Tuthill
Sam
Knuckle Ball Describes Elusive Pitch By Cheney and Bresnahan
Manager Bresnahan praises a knuckle ball as the most deceptive pitch. Cubs catcher Roger notes the ball’s break is so extreme that no batter or backstop can handle it. Cheney’s grip and release are described with anecdotes of near misses and a trainer’s warnings.
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Maxwell Company
Maxwell
Maxwell Road”. Co. B. Griffith Holman Building
Bresnahan
Cubs
Larry Cheney
Roger
Cate
Cheney
Goo Roger Bresnahan
Iatha
Post-World's Series proposed for Pacific coast
President John Tener of the National League advances a plan to stage a post-world series on the Pacific coast next fall. It would feature the world champions as a picked team of top players from various leagues, a novel concept likely to attract coastal baseball fans with limited access to major games. Legislative action would be needed to gain national approval, but supporters expect the idea to prove profitable and popular.
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John K. Tener
Pacific Coast
Tener
Novel Angles of Baseball Highlight League Tensions
The piece notes cold dismal weather and leaders proposing to close gates on many small teams to ease public demand. It cites the Federal league's influence and calls for a cooperative plan to reduce player costs and attract patrons. Bert Coy of the San Francisco Seals is released.
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Federal League
Milwaukee Sentinel
Bert Coy
San Francisco ‘Seals
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Simms
Big Tiger
Lajoie
Mit
Fee
Larry ‘Cheney
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