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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1913

Page

13

Poor Hal Chase Faces End of Major League Career

The piece profiles Hal Chase once hailed as a star and reports fans and managers accusing him of loafing. It notes his fading skills, weak ankle, and looming retirement after a long career across the Yankees White Sox and Cubs era, with Chance and Farrell cited on his decline.

Hal Chase Monty New York New York Americans Frank White Sox Spe Aten Prince Hal Yankees Stallings Chase Stalling Harry Wolverton Wolverton Frank Chance Chance Boston P. L Barrett Mr. Farrell Chicago Jimmy Callahan Son Bermuda White ‘Sox Giants Vancouver Orient

New York Sand Lots Supply Front Rank Players

New York produced ten players on championship teams across leagues last season and three on runners-up squads. Notables include Rube Oldring of the Athletics and other stars like Rivington Bisland, Al Schaacht, and Will Zimmerman among several in the International and minor leagues. Monte Pfeiffer headed a second-place club in Barre New Haven.

International News Service York New York Rube Oldring Athletics Rivington Bisland Atlanta al Schaacht Newark William Zimmerman Savannah Bres” Tobin Wilmingston Chick Hartman Binghamton Ed Henderson Lowell New England Monte Pfeiffer Barre The Pabe New Haven

Sportsmen's Club of Windy City Plans Stadium

The Sportsmen's Club of America announces construction of a clubhouse and stadium costing 1,590,000 dollars on lakefront land as part of waterfront park development. James Pugh serves as president of the new organization. The article notes international travel context with mention of Tokio.

Sportsmen’s Club of Windy City Inernational News Service Chicago Sportsmen's Club of America James Pugh New N S

Suggestions For Young Hurlers On Curve Balls And Throws

A historical note describes various pitches including slow ball fast ball curve ball and spit ball. It explains grip release wrist snap and arm action for right and left handers and details how each pitch breaks and travels toward the batter with emphasis on the curve angle and flight patterns.

Harrowgate Doctor Invents New Golf Ball

London December 18 Dr Dimmock of Harrowgate patents a novel golf ball built from seven small rubber wound cores inside a standard ball. The design aims to increase resiliency and flight with drivers while offering steadier putting and a centrally held core.

Ouimet to play in British amateur championship next summer

Francis Ouimet the American amateur golf champion of Brookline will compete in the British amateur championship tournament in England next summer. He recently rose to prominence by defeating English professionals Harry Vardon and Edward Ray.

Francis Ouimet Great Britain Boston Brookline Harry Vardon Edward Ray England

American Bowlers to Compete in Berlin Championship

In Berlin next year the German bowling championship will include fifty bowlers from the United States representing the United Bowling Clubs of New York. Joseph Thum, president of the American Bowling Association, will lead the delegation. This marks the fourth time American bowlers have travelled to foreign tournaments, following the 1904 Solingen event where twenty Americans won the national cup. Frederick Schwartje of Brooklyn took the individual trophy.

International News Service New York Berlin United States Th United Bowling Clubs New Yor Joseph Thum American Bowling Association Solingen Frederick Schwartje Brooklyn

Dartmouth to Meet Cornell in Next Fall Football Contests

Dartmouth’s 1920 grid schedule adds Cornell and three other big rivals Princeton, Pennsylvania and Carlisle. The site for Dartmouth games remains undecided with bids from Rochester and New York venues, while Springs Field Massachusetts is preferred by Dartmouth for home games.

Dartmouth Cornell Hanover N. H Princeton Ylvania Carlisle Dartmouth New York Springsfield Mass Rcchester

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