Rulers of baseball depart. fans await new season
The article reviews the recent baseball meetings of the National and American Leagues and the National Commission. It notes limited actions, ongoing debates over spikes and balls, proposed rule changes, and tensions among leagues, owners, and minor leagues. It also covers coaching, secret practice, international athletic tensions, and reactions to the era’s sports spectacles.
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National Commission
Eeeson
Pulliam
May
New York
Western League
American Association
National Associaen
Supreme Court of Nase Ism
Mohawk runners pace six mile Bronx course
Longboat the Canadian Indian runner joined Mohawk Athletic Club cross-country team on their six mile Bronx course. Despite slippers and rough going the pack averaged a mile in six minutes. Malone edged Longboat by three fifths of a second finishing in 3 1/2 minutes. Walter Nobes took third in 34 minutes 1 seconds and H Meier fourth in 36 minutes 15 seconds.
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Tom Leangboat
Mohawk Athletic Club
Bronx
Joe Malone
Longboat
Malone
Walter Nobes
H. Meier
Brennan First in Long Race at Pastime Club
Frank Brennan won the weekly Pastime Athletic Club run in Williamsbridge, a rough six and a half mile course slick with snow and mud. He finished in 42 minutes 25 seconds, narrowly beating RB Hess who crossed in 42 minutes 28 seconds after a large field of about thirty runners.
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Frank Brennan
Pastime Athletic Club
Williamsbridge
Brennan
RB. H. Hess
Harburger Plans Speed Limit Ordinance Reduction
Coroner Harburger announced he will present an ordinance to reduce city speed limits. The proposal, via Alderman Levine, seeks eight to six miles an hour in urban streets and fifteen to twelve miles an hour in other districts. Cornering would drop to two miles per hour from four.
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Max S. Levine
Board of Aldermen
Green's Fracture Reduced at Navy Hospital
Midshipman Fitzhugh Green who broke his collarbone in the basketball game versus Pennsylvania had the fracture reduced at the Navy Hospital. Green is the manager of the football team.
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New York Yacht Club Meeting and Yacht Engine Claims
The New York Yacht Club faces its annual meeting at the clubhouse this week. Reports note a triple set of reversible six cylinder Speedway engines, 154 horsepower each, claimed to reach high speeds on Julius Fletcher’s M5-foot yacht, touted as a major power beam. Also mentioned is George J. Gould’s turbine yacht Atalanta with a 4 %-foot ten der engine system by Morris Heights firm.
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Jas
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Lesbur Company
Morris Heights
George J. Goulds
Massachusetts Golf Association
Exchange Lab
Boston
Hints for golf solons traverses view on USGA meet
The article reviews proposed changes for the annual United States Golf Association championship, citing Jerome Travers and others on qualifying formats, then recounts Garden City outcomes and rounds, and closes with Massachusetts Golf Association meeting details and officer ballots.
Athletic Bowlers Lead as Week Three Opens in Championship
In week three of the Athletic Bowling League Elizabeth leads with five wins and one loss, ahead of Newark Bay four and two. New York, Columbia, Mortclair, and North End each hold three wins. Newark Bay tops team averages at 932.3 while Bayonne posts a high total of 1019. Individual marks place Lemater of Jersey City at 245.0 for three games, Dwyer of Newark Bay at 222.2 for six, and Nolte of Elizabeth at 200.2.
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Pe Weerens
Dwyer Seenewe
Nolte
Ark
Ima Gerrisen
Jersey
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I Thomsen
Auto Makers Press Tariff Facts For Committee
A committee of automobile manufacturers met to finalize a brief for the Ways and Means Committee in Washington. Attendees included H. B. Jor Parkard Motor Car Co A L Riker Lorsemobile Co of America E H Parkhurst Peerless Motor Car Co Penjamin Briscoe Maxwell Briscoe Co Alfred Reeves American Motor Car Manufacturers Association and E F Pallant Assn of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers They argued tariff should protect American workers and classifying automobiles under the correct heading. Briscoe criticized a telegraphic dispatch misrepresenting industry views and urged clear data for the committee to decide on tariff policy.
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Washington
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Parkard Motor Car Company
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Lorcemobile Company of America
E. H. Parkhurst
Peerless Motor Car Company
Penjamin Briscoe
Maxwell
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Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company
Automobile Manufacturers Tariff Committee
H. F E. Miles
National Association of Manufacturers
Ways and Means Committee
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Briscoe
Ways and Means
Europe
Republican Party
Taft
Congress
Wars and Means Committee
Bristove
Ice Keeps Many From Speedway Action
A misty morning at the Speedway sees little fast driving as the upper stretch remains frozen and rough. John Cornish sat behind his hay mare Topsy but did not speed her, while a series of brushes occurred among rival mounts such as Wolfe’s Misnie Albert and Gerowita’s Meselz LT. Several others including Deitz, Hinds, Riley, Gibbens, Axworthy, Hackett, McAllister and Leahy guided horses in the brisk drive with varying fortunes as witnesses drifted home in a binding snowstorm.
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Sidewalch Brigade
John Cornish
Topsy
B. Wolfe
Misnie Albert
Leo Gerowita
Charles Wetland
Syd Axworthy
Christopher Hackett
Sally A
W. J. McAllister
Tilly J
Thomas F. Leahy
McFarland to Start Race at Madison Square Garden
Fiord McFarland, winner of the Texas bicycle race, will start Lamgbeat and Dorande in their marathon distance race at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. The event is set to begin at oclock.
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Tx- Alay
Lamgbeat and Dorande
Madison Square Garden
Gravesend Bay Class Winners
At a meeting of the Gravesend Bay Yachtings Association in Brooklyn the winners of twelve season races were announced. Crescent owned by Donohue won the 27 foot class, Soya by Barstow won the 2 foot class, Adyta won the second handicap division, Gunda owned by Fa Noble won the 15 foot class, Mischief owned by J F Mitchell won the first handicap division, Lion Poke by Insley and Stringers won the X class, and Mouse owned by G R Le Savange won Gravesend knockabouts. Each winning beat owner will receive a silver shield emblematic of the championship.
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Impertial
Brooklyn
J. Bb
Iy Donohue
Crescent
Sue
W. A. Barstow
Soya
Adyta
Fa Noble
Gunda
Mischief
J. F. Mitchell
Insley and
Stringers Lion Poke
Mouse
G. R. le Savange
Gravesend
W. H. Childs
Harris Wins Open Six-Mile Cross-Country in Bronx
Harris, an unattached negro runner, won the Mort Haven Athletic Club event over a muddy six-mile course in The Bronx with a time of 12 minutes 1 second. He defeated Joe Guerin of Trinity AC by about fifty yards. F Foran of Mott Haven AC led early before finishing third. Sixteen finished in the open, with A Huese winning the handicap race in 6 minutes 1 second.
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J. Ryan
Pastime Athletic Club
Harris
A. Huese
Weekly table of bonds shows varied issues and totals
The weekly table lists bond issues from U S corporations and municipalities with prices, yields, and totals for the week. It includes names like Am Cotton, Allis-Chalmers, Century Leathers, and Western coal ventures, notes varying coupons and maturing years, and ends with a total weekly sales figure of 354,407 dollars.
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