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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1917
Page
5
New York show draw centers on the gold finish roadster as stage folk and celebrities attend. The glittering gold car draws crowds, with exhibitors hoping to snag praise from buyers and press, while crowds and reporters chase the latest automotive spectacle.
FG Lite, a French army expert, appointed as thief inspector for Nash Motors, oversees Jeffery car and quad truck inspections at the Nash factory. Little, with prior design and inspection work in England and Nashville, directs wartime inspection duties for the French army.
Concrete tracks are being laid on a hill road in Carnegie Desert Laboratory area. motorists are asked to avoid the route and remove vehicles during the two week period while the concrete cures. The project features eight concrete surfaces and aims to improve daily automobile access.
Four leaders from the state baseball scene express that a strike by the Baseball Players Fraternity could boost the national game. John McGraw and Joe Tinker say fan interest may rise if players clash on the field and teams play with renewed edge. Billy Donovan supports the view, suggesting internal quarrels would reinvigorate baseball despite the conflict.
A compact caption notes remarkable feats by athletes and teams, highlighting sharp performances and standout moments. It references a set of matches or events with emphasis on key players and outcomes, capturing the energy of a quick sports brief.
The Moline Knight motor emphasizes uniform operation as its strongest feature, excelling over poppet valves in power and efficiency. The text notes valve leaks and overheating as issues, with the machine achieving sustained flight at 16,500 feet and remaining aloft four hours.
The Middle Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union plunge for distance was won by Raymond Doyle of the Pittsburgh Athletic Club with a 74 feet 2 inches mark. Second was Feri Bremier, unattached, at 73 feet and third was William McDiarmid, unattached, at 70 feet 9 inches.
New York January 27 President David L Fultz of the Baseball Players Fraternity says he is arranging a meeting between local fans and players to present the players side of their dispute with management. A date is undecided, but success could lead to similar meetings in other cities.
An official from the Fick Rutherford company outlines winter tire care to save drivers money. The guidance warns about frozen roadways and bruised tires, advising inspection after each revolution and careful washing to remove sand, gravel, and foreign objects.
The University of Colorado defeats the Colorado School of Mines 40 44 in a conference basketball game.
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