Calumet Takes All Three Strings in Pin League Match
Calumet won three straight games against Medford on its alleys in the Mystic Valley Candle Pin League. Huse and Glazier tied for the best single with 100, while Philbrick posted the top series of 282.
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Gentlemen's Driving Club Elects Officers in Boston Meeting
The Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston held its annual meeting at Young's Hotel. New officers elected include directors A. 3 S. Bigelow Peter B. Bradley John Thayer Charles Whittemore J Malcolm Forbes George B. Inches John Shepard Henry C. Jackson Harry Burnett George A. Graves Frank G. Hall Charles W. Leonard A St Alley treasurer Louis Robeson secretary T L Quimby and race committee C H Belledel W B Farmer George F. Leonard. By laws changed to move annual meeting date from the first Monday in April to the Monday after the first Wednesday in January.
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Young's Hotel
S. Bigelow
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John Thayer
Charles Whittemore
J. Malcolm Forbes
George B. Inches
John Shepard
Henry C. Jackson
Harry Burnett
George A. Graves
Frank G. Hall
Charles W. Leonard
A. St. Alley
Louis Robeson
T. L Quimby
C. H. Belledel
W. B. Farmer
George F. Leonard
Boston Y M C U Forms Track Team
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union Athletic Association organized with officers Ber ton C Morrill president H V Rawlings vice president Fred E Lane secretary James Dalton treasurer and a six member athletic committee. The group aims to field a BYMU track team and promote manly sports with promising early cross country runs and upcoming tryouts to select the team for near term competitive work.
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H. V. Rawlings
Fred E. Lane
James Dalton
E. O. Parker
E. T. Messenger
Arthur G. Mather
John Howard
D. F. Sennett
L. R. Miller
Manly
Boston Americans Beaten by Louisville 8 to 6 in Eightin
Bohannan shined for Louisville while Cox started for Boston and Winters faltered late. Louisville amassed 10 hits including four doubles three triples and a homer to topple Boston as Hoffman drove in three with a bases loaded hit. Fred Clarke watched and predicted Boston to contend for the pennant. Attendance 300.
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Boston
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Kerwin
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Freeman
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Parent
White
Gleason
Stahl
Young
Lake Auburn opens fishing season as ice clears
Lewiston Maine April 6 Lake Auburn is free from ice and the fishing season has opened. James Tracey took the first salmon from the lake for the season.
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Lewiston
Lake Auburn
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Lawson Tops Burrage for Prime Horse Show Boxes
Boston copper kings Thomas W. Lawson and Albert C. Burrage sparred yesterday at Leonard's on Bromfield Street to win Horse Show boxes. Lawson paid a premium of 325 for Box 42 the longtime top choice, Burrage paid 325 for Box 43. The event drew a large crowd and demonstrated high demand as all boxes sold with premiums totaling 5540, boosting Horse Show revenue.
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Copper Kings
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Albert C. Burrage
Leonard's Auction
Bromfield Street
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Burrage
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Jack
New Manager of the Americans Arrives in Town
Joseph Smart arrives in Boston as the new business manager for the Boston Americans. He begins preparations for the season with opening games at Huntington Avenue set for April 20 against the Philadelphia Athletics. He aims to fill Gavin’s shoes and is pleased with Boston and the chance to work with the team.
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New York
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Madden Proposes Novel Challenge for Ruhlin in Boxing Offer
Billy Madden offers Ruhlin to sign to fight the winner of the Corbett Jeffries bout with winner take all and a charity side bet, or to meet Fitzsimmons at Fort Erie or San Francisco. He names purse terms with Jack Herman of the International A C and contingency bouts with McCoy Sharkey Munroe.
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Billy Madden
Gus Ruhlin
Ruhlin
Corbett
Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fort Erie
San Francisco
Corbett- Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Jack Herman
International A. C
Kid McCoy
Fitz Or McCoy
Tom Sharkey
Jack Munroe
Shamrock III Arrives Wa ymouth After Shamrock I
TWO SHAMROCKS AT WEYMOUTH. SHAMROCK III ARRIVED TODAY AFTER SHAMROCK I PASSED THROUGH DURING THE NIGHT. FOR OTHER SPORTS SEE PAGE 5.
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Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offer Testimonial
An advertisement by Dr Shoop claims a rheumatism cure after 16 years of experiments and 9 000 tested remedies. He offers six bottles on trial for 5 50 with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, urging readers to request his book and mail order.
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Germany
Dr. Shoop
Jaine
Test for Yourself the Swamp-Root Remedy Claim
A reader touts Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer as a world famous kidney liver and bladder remedy. He says a free bottle was sent, then a full supply bought after his kidney and bladder problems improved and he recovered after six months.
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Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Nationals Win Easily In Nashville Opener
Boston National League club opened a series with the Nashville Southern League team and won 6 to 1. Pittenger held Boston to one walk until the ninth and Cooper homered for Nashville. Abbaticchio and Boston infield made several fine plays as Boston’s timely hitting and Nashville errors produced the margin.
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Pittenger
Boston
Cooper
Knoll
Lowney
New Bedford
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Boxing Rivalry Heats Up at Culture Club Wednesday Night
Local boxing fans buzz as Champion Jimmy Briggs meets Kid Goodman in a decisive featherweight bout at the Culture club on Wednesday night. The card includes three preliminaries and chatter about rivalries, rival champions, and future matchups across Boston and surrounding areas.
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Fred Bryson
Goodman
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Jack
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Lawrence
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Goodwin
Joe Riley
Kid Court
North End
P. O. Dockray
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