1913

Dated items

• 1913: The Y.M.C.A.'s revised single-wall rules name an 'Irish Ace' ball (Hand Ball Rules: Single Wall Court (1913); H-140): the Irish-made ball in an American gymnasium code. Source: Athletic League of the Young Men's Christian Associations of North America, Official Handbook (1913), p. 119
• 6 May 1913: Newark Evening Star gives the A.A.U. handball diameter as 1 5-8 inches and names Michael J. Egan 'the champion' Source: Newark Evening Star and Newark Advertiser (Newark), 6 May 1913, p. 12, p. 12
• 7 September 1913: A 'Panama-Pacific handball championship' is listed among the planned 1915 exposition championships, open to the world Source: The Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City), 7 September 1913, p. 28, p. 28
• 21 December 1913: Condon and Lydon defend the Olympic Club's coast doubles handball title (Hampton trophy), San Francisco Source: The San Francisco Call and Post (San Francisco), 22 December 1913, p. 6, p. 6