Precaution Necessary to Prevent Motors Freezing
Technical expert Charles E. Duryea discusses methods to protect car water cooling systems from freezing. He explains radiator designs with small pipes and expandable heads, Reo radiator with center flattened pipes, elastic hoses, and protective cylinder head plates to allow expansion or replacement without bursting. The piece highlights winter risks and practical design solutions shown at exhibitions.
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Jack Frost
Central Union Dominates Bowling Night Over Taylor Crowd
In Commercial Bowling league action, Central Union swept three from Taylor crowd the tailenders. Piel Bros won three from Ballards while Leveys fell twice to Water Company quintet. Marotts took two from Adams Express and Liekers lost two to Kingans. Piel Bros led with a team score of 917 and 873 in their first and last efforts. A Piel rolled 219 and 214 high.
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Central Unions
Taylors
Tailenders
Piel Bros
Ballards
Leveys
Water Company
Marotts
Adams Express
Liekers
Kingans
A. Piel
Summers to Spa for Knee Rehab in Hot Springs
Detroit January 11 Pitcher Eddie Summers of the Tigers plans a two week training stay at Hot Springs Arkansas to ease nagging knee trouble. It is unclear if teammate Wild Bill Donovan will accompany him with San Antonio favored by Bill for spring duties. The Tigers young players depart March 1 with veterans likely joining around March 12 in San Antonio.
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Detroit
Eddie Summers
Tigers
Hot Springs
Wild Bill’ Donovan
Kit
Smiler
Arkansas
Bill
Navin
San Antonio
Summers
Tiger
Itebeau Opposes Baseball Clash Over City Franchise
George Tebeau resists a baseball fight as talk of a city franchise surfaces. He reportedly could sell his stake for 125000 to 150000, with previously sold the Faville club for 100000 and other baseball ties at risk if he opposes major leagues.
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George Tebeau
S City
Tebeau
Faville
Ould
Marmon Model Strikes Fancy At New York Show
The Marmon 32 car attracts attention with torpedo styled body inspired by a battleship. Designed by Howard Marmon after a Europe trip, it features high skips at 27 inches, two doors, a cape top, and seating for four passengers priced at 3000 dollars. A five passenger touring car sells for 2650 dollars on the same 32 chassis.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Howard Marmon
Europe
Tenney Noted For Unusual MLB Equity Stance
Fred Tenney stands out among major league players by playing for one club while owning significant stock in another. He holds twelve thousand six hundred dollars in stock of the Boston National League club.
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Fred Tenney
Tenney
Boston
Detroit Signs Eddie Simmons from Rochester
Joe Kelley says Detroit has picked up a live wire in Eddie Simmons the third baseman who played with Rochester last year. Kelley seeks strong hits like Wagner as the club builds its lineup.
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Hughey
Joe Kelley
Detroit
Eddie Simmons
Rochester
Kelley
Wagner
Cold killing quail across the Midwest
Quail are dying by the thousands in midwestern states due to an extended cold spell and snow cover that blocks natural food. Reports say carcasses line highways while some farmers feed birds, yet many neglect sheltering efforts, risking widespread extermination of quail and rabbits in the severe winter.
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Midwest
Midwestern
New Glory to Aerial Science
The piece reports on the first American international aviators tournament in Los Angeles with Curtiss and Paulhan delivering dramatic demonstrations. Paulhan’s expert control and a Blériot monoplane sighting mark notable feats as Charles Willard drives a Curtiss biplane at breakneck speed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Glenn H. Curtiss
Louis Paulhan
America
Paulhan
Charles F. Willard
Hotels Draw Color Line Against Sam Langford
Sam Langford, a Boston negro pugilist, faced discrimination in Memphis hotels. He sought lodging at a leading hotel then was refused at two more, a denial he regards as unjust for a man from a city of culture.
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Sam Langford
Boston
Sam
Memphis
Tenn
Greek Wrestlers Predict Victory At Tomlinson Hall
Greek wrestler George Cutlanos vows to beat local rival Billy Schober in a 133 pound match at Tomlinson Hall tomorrow. Schober weighs about 143 pounds and the combat is set for a decisive one fall in roughly ten minutes. Four preliminaries precede the main bout.
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George Cutlanos
Billy Schober
Tomlinson Hall
Cutlanos
Schober
Cutlarios
Umpire Owens Not Wanted by Johnson
President Ban Johnson of the American League announced no change in the umpire staff for 1910. The eight retained umpires from 1909 are Jack Sheridan Tom Connolly Silk O Loughn Billy Evans J J Evans J Kerin former pitcher Bill Dineen and E Perrine. He said he had no intention of grabbing Umpire Owens.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
Jack Sheridan
Tom Connolly
Silk
O'Loughn
Billy Evans
J. J. Evans
J.kerin
Bill Dineen
E. Perrine
Owens
Expects Paddy to Be a Sensation
Connie Mack predicts Paddy Livingston, former Hoo sier backstop, will be a sensational player in the American League next season. He praises Paddy as game to the core, a solid hitter, and cool behind the plate, noting he will do most of the catching in 1810.
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Paddy Livingston
Connie Mack
Paddy
Smith Elected Vice President of Manufacturers' Contest
H. O. Smith of the Premier company was chosen vice-president of the Manufacturers' Contest association. Other 1910 officers include President Benjamin Briscoe, secretary treasurer William E. Metzger, assistant secretary-treasurer Russell A. Fidid, rules chair H. E. Coffin, and directors Briscoe, Smith, Metzger, Coffin, and Windsor White.
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H. O. Smith
Manufacturers’ Contest Association
Benjamin Briscoe
William E. Metzger
Russell A. Fidid
H. E Coffin
H. E. Coffin
Windsor White
No Boozers Allowed in Indianapolis Team Plan
Manager Charley Carr aims for a sober, champion Indianapolis club next season. He vows strict conditions to keep players in good shape and even mentions using private detectives if needed. Carr has gone to Columbus on business and may sell baseball outside to the Columbus team while providing 190 uniforms for the local club.
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Indianapolis
Charley Carr
Carr
Columbus
Nelson predicts Johnson will win the Jeffries bout
In Chicago on January 12 Battling Nelson backs Jack Johnson as the likely winner of the Johnson Jeffries fight. He notes Jeffries has little recent activity and questions how long he will endure, while refusing to declare definitive game status of Johnson.
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Chicago
Battling Nelson
Jack Johnson
Bat
Effries
Ford Town Car Weather Advantage Promised by Gibson
Cecil Gibson of Gibson Automobile, Ford agent, touts the Ford coupe and town car as weatherproof, dry, and timely in storms. He claims winter use saves lunch costs, protects clothing, and reduces doctor bills, with interchangeable bodies and a $125 transfer to a touring car for warmer months.
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Cecil Gibson
Gibson Automobile Company
Ford
Loughrey Defeats Deschler In 13 Round Bout
In Boston at the Armory A A last night Young Loughrey of Philadelphia won a decision over Dave Deschler of Cambridge after 13 rounds. Loughrey pressed the action throughout and dominated with a crowd pleasing style.
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Dave
Deschler
Young Loughrey
Boston
Armory
A. A
Philadelphia
Dave Deschier
Cambridge
Loughrey
Deschier
Murphy Eyes Contests After Cincinnati Scrap
Jerry Murphy lightweight of Indianapolis is in Cincinnati seeking a fight before Memphis. He fought Jimmy Dunn, who faces Andy Besenah in a Friday bout near Cincinnati, ten rounds no decision, with Murphy possible to meet the Bezenah Dunn winner.
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Jerry Murphy
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Memphis
Murphy
Jimmy Dunn
Andy Besenah
Bezenah-Dunn
Welterweight bout decides as Baker shows promise
Denver observers say Howard Baker a 1yearold prodigy from Boulder Colo created a strong showing in a tenround match with Harry Lewis of Philadelphia. Although Lewis won on points after ten rounds, many spectators believed the decision favored the younger challenger.
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Denver
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Howard Baker
Boulder
Col
Baker
Lewis
Gallagher
Notre Dame Anxious Ahead of Wabash Basketball Clash
Notre Dame Indiana January 12 Notre Dame faces trouble as forward Fish fell ill and will miss the opening game. The Merion match is not viewed as a fair gauge against in state rival Wabash in the basketball lineup.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Fish
Wabash
Toledo baser Billy Elwert rolls 309 in birthday bowling feat
Billy Elwert third baseman of the Toledo baseball club celebrated his twenty seventh birthday with a 309 bowling score. The milestone performance earned him a place in local bowling lore and highlighted the rare mix of athletic talent across sports.
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Toledo
Toled
Billy Elwert
Grand Circuit racing season plans announced for 1910
The Grand Circuit schedules from Kalamazoo to New York detail race dates August to September across Detroit Readville Hartford Syracuse and Columbus. Detroit opens the season January 12 with Kalamazoo July 3 marking the first program outside Detroit. New York City applies for membership and is accepted. Robert N. Newton is named presiding judge and H K Devereaux is elected president with William Engleman vice president and George Dietrich secretary treasurer.
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Detroit
Mich
Kalamazoo
New York City
Robert N. Newton
Billings
Ment
H. K. Devereaux
Cleveland, O
William P. Engleman
Mic
George Dietrich
Pugilists Tour London Paris As Baseball Figures Hit News
The article lists boxers Ketchel McFarland and Lewis heading to Europe while other sports items note Bowditch joining Gov. Forbes in Manila, Harvard hockey returning players, Heydler’s salary rise, Cornell’s field project, and managerial moves in leagues. It reflects broad 1910s sports chatter across boxing baseball and college athletics.
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London
Paris
Stanley Ketchel
Packey McFarland
Harry Lewis
Ed Bowditch
Harvard
Forbes
Manila
Indiana to bar three or more I ratings in a year
Bloomington Jan 12 The athletic committee of Indiana University through president Dr H W Johnson announced a new rule forbidding Indiana athletes from winning three or more I s in a single year without special committee permission.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
H. W Johnson
Indiana
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