New York Auto Show Closes After Notable Ford Plan Debate
The New York Grand Central Palace auto show ends tomorrow after a week of heavy attendance. Attention centered on Henry Ford's proposal to donate ten million dollars, debated as economic strategy versus philanthropy. Exhibits from Abbott-Detroit Krit highlight 1914 models including the Belle Isle six cylinder touring car and varied bodies.
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Grand Central Palace
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Ford
Mr. Ford
F. A. Dutton
F. A. Dutton Company
Abbott-etroit
Krit
Abbott-Detroit
Belle Isle
Boston
Abbott Motor Car Company
Becker Will Play Risley In Mid-Winter Golf Final
In Pinehurst North Carolina Maurice Risley of Atlantic City will face C L Becker of Woodlawn Massachusetts in the final for the President's Trophy after Risley beat Harold Slater Foxville 6 up 5 to play and Becker defeated George C Dutton Belmont Boston 3 up 1 to play. Consolation semifinalists were W H Faust Buffalo Country Club and H Y Segerman Englewood New Jersey. Finals set for tomorrow.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Maurice Risley
Atlantic City
C. L. Becker
Woodlawn
Mass
Risley
Harold Slater
Foxvills
R. L
Becker
George C. Dutton
Belmont Club
Boston
W. H. Faust
Buffalo Country Club
H. Y. Segerman
Englewood
N. J
Yale Team Wins From Dartmouth
Yale defeated Dartmouth 26 to 20 in the season opener held in New Haven. Dartmouth led briefly at the start but Yale gained control and finished strong in the Yale gymnasium.
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YALE
Dartmouth
New Haven
Yale Tonight
Yale Gymnasium
Yale and Dartmouth Battle in Guarded Indoor Contest
Yale led 17 to 4 after the first period but Dartmouth rallied in the second half. Sisson and Snow starred for Dartmouth while Olsen and Smith led Yale as both sides shared scoring duties. Final score Yale 26 Dartmouth 20.
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Sisson
Snow
Dartmouth
Punn
Olsen
YALF
Ecsvegsstopvassel
Wimns Stackpole
Sisson Smith
Margeson Conway
Louden
Drbiep Raswanes
Smith
Dunn
Stackpole
Young
Wil Ums
Grant
Pitt
Weber
Loudon
Meee
Lamberton
Hayward
Tinker's Finds Four Major Leaguers for 1914 Outlaw Nine
President Weeghman of the Chicago Federal league club announced four players joining Joe Tinker for 1914, including Brennan Killifer Packard and Cole. All signed three year contracts at higher salaries, with further signings hinted.
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Chicago
Weeghman
Joe Tinker
William
Red) Er
Ad Brennan
Phillies
Hy King Cole
Cubs
New York Yankees
Eugene Packard
Cincinnati Reds
North Side
Brennan
Killifer
Weerhman
Tinker
Red Doomn
Pierce
Robinson
Cardinals
Rube Marquard
Giants
Packard
Red
Mordecai Brown
Leon Ames
Cole
Chance
Hendrix
Pirates
Henry Zimmerman
Cub
Heinie
Maranville Receives Two Federal Contract Offers
Springfield reports Walter Rabbit Maranville of Boston National League shortstop has been approached by Mordecai Brown of the St. Louis Browns and Otto Knabe of the Baltimore club with Federal League terms. Maranville plans talks in Boston on his 1914 deal and indicated he will likely stay with Boston unless salary cuts occur.
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Springfield
Walter
Rabbit) Maranville
Boston Nationals
Mordecai Brown
St. Louis Browns
Otto Knabe
Baltimore
Knabe
St. Louis
Boston
Maranville
Gaffney
Walter Johnson
Feds
Clark Griffith
Senators
And Tyler Too George Tyler Hemmed by Federal League Offers
George Tyler may not wear a Boston uniform this year as he weighs three offers from managers in the Federal league. Tinker Knabe and Brown have each offered sizeable salaries plus a long term deal and a big bonus. Tyler paused over the terms after long talks with manager Stallings at Athens training camp last spring.
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George Tyler
Boston
Tyler
Tinker
Knabe
Brown
Braves
George
Athens
Stallings
Daubert Offered Three Year Pact by Pittsburg Club
Jake Daubert first baseman of the Brooklyn National League club is reported to have been offered a three year contract by the Pittsburg club of the Federal League. He terms the offer a small fortune and a formal announcement is credited today.
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Pittsburg
Federal League
Daubert
Cincinnati
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
National Commission
Brooklyn
Superbas
Federals
Barbour
New York
Jake Daubert
Daubern
Aizng
Bar
Hoblit zell Offered Pitt Federal League Manager Post
Dick Hoblitzell Cincinnati first baseman received a management offer from Barbour of the Pittsburg Federal league for 1914. He would not close a deal without more details and declined to reveal offer figures.
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Cincinnati
Dick Hoblitzell
Barbour
Pittsburg
Federal League
Hoblitzell
Pittsburg Club to Name Manager Tomorrow
Pittsburg club president John B. Barbour said the team would announce its manager tomorrow after reports that Jacob Daubert and Richard Wooblitzell had been offered the position. He added that terms had been asked of several players but no offers made, and rumors would be settled the next day.
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Maranville
Boston
Gaffney
Stallings
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
John B. Barbour
Federal League
New York
Jacob Daubert
Richard Wooblitzell
Barbour
Mordecai Brown Eyes Cubs Pitcher Bid in St. Louis
Charleroi Penn January 9 Bert Humphries star pitcher with the Chicago Nationals says he is considering an offer from Mordecai Brown manager of the St Louis Federal club. He calls the offer attractive and hints at potential recruitment.
Willard Denies Striking Full Strength in 1913 Fight
Jess Willard testified in Los Angeles Superior Court that he did not strike John Young with full strength during the Vernon Arena match on August 22, 1913, a bout followed by Young's death. The prize fighting trial began with 12 defendants, 11 of whom were dismissed as they testified.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Superior Court
John (Bull) Young
Vernon Arena
Young
Willard
Victoria’s Win Over Hub Team
The Victoria of Montreal defeated the Irish American A A hockey team 6 to 2 in their Arena debut. Lacking practice and teamwork, the Irish American squad showed flashes of individual skill but could not contend with the Canadians.
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A. A
Victorias
Montreal
Victorias Fluster Irish American A A in Hockey Victory
The Victorias outplayed the Irish American A A for much of the game but faced rough play and injuries. Skilton and Davenport starred for the Canadians with a team approach that overwhelmed Boston later, as Victorias won 6 to 2 with goals by Word Davenport Chambers Mowatt and others. Referee was Dr Tyngley. two 20 minute halves. Tonight Boston U M C wrestling heads to Marblehead for a match with Y M C A squad.
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A. A
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Bostonians
Skilton
Davenport
Ford
Bates
Columbia
Rover
McMurtrey
Ww Hale
Chambers
Word
Fale
Mowatt
Jim
McMourtrey
Tyngley
Murphy
Moseley
Victoria
Irish American A A endorses Victoria hockey integrity
President Billy Prout of the Irish American A A confirms the Victoria players are on the level and deserve fair treatment in the match against the I A A A club. He notes Victoria vouched for by friends across the border and that the B A A game context may not affect the Irish American A A's stance.
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Billy Prout
A. A
I.A. A. A. Hockey Seven
Victorias
Prout
Victoria
Running and cycling in training for six day races
The column debates cross training between running and cycling and questions its effects on leg muscles. It notes some riders run lightly before the bike season but generally warns against excessive running. It also discusses fitness demands of a long daily ride and contrasts opinions on football selections and boxer Gunboat Smith’s age and nationality.
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Bob Boyd
Crimson Seven
Harvard
Boyd
Walter Camp
Huntington
Colgate
The
Post
Shorty Miller
Penn State
Gunboat Smith
Andrews
Edward Kekblacd
Jim Buckley
Smyth
Eddie Cicotte
Walter Johnson
Langford and Langford in London boxing talk sparks debate
The article discusses Langford and Gunboat Smith amid Langford losing favor with some boxing observers. It notes Langford, a British subject, and the talk of his chances to challenge Jack Johnson, while praising Sam Langford’s resilience and potential. The piece mentions Sam’s chest and a jab at racial prejudice. Henry Hall from East Dedham says he trains daily and is ready for middleweights.
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George Alger
Ray Wood
Pine Tree
Wood
Alger
Hanks
Boxing
Sam Langford
London
Beaton
Nova Scotia
Jack Johnson
Smith
Langford
Johnson
Sam
Philosopher
Holburn Empire
Shoreditch
Henry Hall
East Dedham
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Hollander Motor Car Company
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Frank E. Wing
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Red Killifer
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Boston Southpaw
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George Connors
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Tommy Burns
Lute McCarty
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