Travis Gardner Tie in Pinehurst Golf Qualifier
Walter J. Travis of New York and Dr. C. H. Gardner of Providence tied the final 18 holes in the $6-hole qualification at Pinehurst marked by Gardner opening with 77 to Travis 80 and finishing with totals of 187 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Walter J. Travis
Én City
Dr. C. H. Gardner
Agawam Hunt, Club
Providence
Dr. Gardner
Alco
New England
American Locomotive Company
Fred P. Nehrbas
George H. Hudson
K C Beats Wood In 12 Round Bout At Colonial Club
K C Brown of New York dominated every round against Bay Wood of Fall River in a 12 round bout before the Colonial Club. No decision was awarded in keeping with the club’s custom.
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Fall River
Mass
Brown
New York
Bay Wood
Colonial Club
Last Day of Auto Show Highlights Franklin Little Six
The article reports on the final day of the auto show with details on the Franklin Little Six a six cylinder small car designed to fit a four cylinder size. It notes the car seats five, has a 116 inch wheelbase and 34x4 inch front tires and 384x4 12 inch rear tires, and comments on tire durability and service emphasis from Locomobile Boston and Fisk tire displays. It also mentions Alco factory tours and praises Cartercar Peerless features and lighting systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Tisdale
Franklin Dealer
New York
Diamond Tire
W. Morgan
San Francisco
K. M. Blake
Locomobile Company
Boston
Minneapolis
Fisk
Fiske
Chalmers Motor Company
Detroit
Electrification Debate Cited in Railways Monograph
Letter to the editor challenges a Post editorial on railway electrification. The writer references their monograph Remaking a Railway and argues for compulsory measures. The brief notes a stance on long run electrification and policy implications.
Electrification in the Metropolitan District and Beyond
Sylvester Baxter discusses Boston area rail electrification as a long term solution. He notes New Haven’s pioneering role and argues extended electrified routes from Beverly to Readville can make steam traction obsolete, enabling better service and lower costs. He cites plans for the Boston Providence line and the need for economical conditions and wide electrified corridors. Boston, March 7, 1912.
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New Haven
New York
Stamford
Mellen
Harlem River Branch
New York and Stamford
Boston
Beverly
Readville
State House
Boston and
Providence
Sylvester Baxter
Optimistic outlook for Everitt cars after Boston show
J B Harrington state Everitt distributor expects big post show sales as spring brings buyers to the fore. He notes strong winter inquiries and the six cylinder 48 horsepower touring car and roadster as exceptional values. The Massachusetts Legislature roads and bridges committee will hold a hearing March 11 on Governor’s auto registration fee increase.
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Everitt
J. 8. Harrington
Harrington
New England
Boston
Roads and Bridges Committee
Massachusetts
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Travis—Gardner
K. C
Wood
New York Central Railway
Paige Detroit Motor Car Company
Mechanics Bldg
de Dion Bouton
Boston Motor Company
Boylston Street
Hartford Suspension CO
V. Hartford
Pres
Bay Street
Jersey City
N. J
Fisk Tire
Alco Factory
America
New
Cartercar
Harry R. Radford
Cartercar Company
Fairford
Bree 4
Oadway
West 38Th
Chicago
Michigan
Woodward
Newark
Halsey St
Kansas City
Grand
Columbus
Philadelphia
Vine St
Chalmers
Ewhitten
Gilmore
Boylston
E. Whitten
Brockton
A. L. ST
Main Street
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