Giants Poised for National League Flag Contenders
New York fans foresee the Giants contending for the pennant as 1913 season begins with Chicago’s Cubs challenged by a strengthened New York pitching corps. McGraw’s battery and fielding upgrades, including Mathewson, Marquard, and a bolstered infield, promise strong showings against Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Chicago.
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Autoists Reach Coast After 6322 Mile Ford Test Trip
Milwaukee brothers W G and E R Drewry completed a 6322 mile coast to coast journey in a Ford Model T. The trip covered mountain roads and deserts, with the car enduring rain snow and rough terrain. The travelers aided others along the way and returned via Milwaukee visiting Omaha Cheyenne Ogden San Francisco and Phoenix.
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Harry Lauder praises Hudson during Detroit visit
Scottish entertainer Harry Lauder praised Hudson cars after touring Detroit streets as a guest of the Burns Club. He lauded electrical features, simple motors, and the car’s ease in traffic. Lauder plans to consider purchasing a Hudson, noting its service network in Britain and Europe.
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Calculating Tires and A Motorcycle Parcel Post Feat
W Morgan of San Francisco estimates his Franklin car tires endured 10.5 million revolutions over 20 500 miles in three and a half years with European and California tours. Each revolution is a potential tire blowout opportunity. Frank Astle of Haven Kansas strapped a washing machine to his motorcycle for parcel post delivery.
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Chalmers Six Relays Through Ohio Flood to Detroit
Freeman Monroe pilots the Chalmers Six from Toledo to Dayton and on to Detroit as Ohio floods peak. The relief car faced three punctures from debris yet required no repairs, carrying medical supplies and provisions over 6000 pounds. Detroit authorities warned against the risky trek amid impassable mud and high water.
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Detroit
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Heat treatment advances in steel driven by auto industry
Metallurgist J. H. Nead of H. H. Franklin Manufacturing discusses heat treating steel as a new scientific advance spurred by motor car demands for durable construction materials. He explains heat treatment and its methods including annealing hardening tempering drawing and case carbonizing. Somerville officer E J Keener notes his motorcycle has logged 14 000 miles in three years with annual cost about 13 20.
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H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company
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Memphis Sportman to Drive in 500 Mile Race
Roberrt H. Pennebaker of Memphis enters a Knight engine car for the third annual 500 mile sweepstakes at Indianapolis Speedway on May 30. He plans to drive himself, seeks license from the contest board, and requests to race without a mechanician, aiming to contend with top European and American entrants.
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Packard Sales Smash April Records in 1920s Volume
Packard shipments in April reached the highest monthly total in company history with an estimated value of 2,748,750 dollars, surpassing the prior record of 2,296,250. Dealers reported 1,500,000 dollars in early-delivery car specifications, split about evenly between the new 38 and 48 six cylinder models, while truck demand rose with better weather. Louisville, Kentucky, meanwhile, began using motorcycles for mail delivery.
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