Young Corbett Learns Auto Driving in Boston Excursion
Boston afternoon outing with Young Corbett riding a White steam car alongside W G Schmunk Jimmy Rothwell and others. The boxer quickly mastered the steamer, praised Cambridge sights and Harvard Stadium, and urged care for speeding laws while longing to own an auto in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sewing Maschine
Little Pugilist
Tloward
Young Corbett
W. G. Schmunk
White Company
Jimmy Rothwell
J.S. Hathaway
Carl D. Lothrop
The
Old Howard
Post
Auburndale
Commonwealth Avenue
Cambridge
Schmunk
San Francisco
Frisco
Tobey Claude
Corbett
Harvard
Weld Boathouse
Soldiers’ Field
Boston
Lorden Wins Ten Mile Cross Country Race
Timothy Lorden, brother of last year's Marathon winner, captured the ten mile cross country run under Middlesex A.A. at Cambridge, finishing in 1 hour 2 minutes 25 seconds. Edward Fay, one of the state's fastest long distance runners, was scratched but finished a short distance behind Lorden, with Timothy McElroy third as the field battled poor road conditions toward the Brookline reservoir along Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Lorden
John Lorden
Middlesex A. A
Cambridge
Brookline
Beacon Street
Mr. Lorden
Edward Fay
Lorden
Timothy McElroy
Sullivan Wins Over Kelley in Boston Fight
Jack Sullivan of Boston won the decision over Hugo Kelley of Chicago after 20 fast rounds. Sullivan bloodied Kelley with a hard left to the nose in the first round and continued to target the nose throughout the bout. In the 15th round a left to the jaw and right to the stomach nearly ended the fight, but Kelley survived the bell.
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Kansas City
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Boston
Hugo Kelley
Chicago
Sullivan
Kelley
New Century's Scores Low in Light Bowling Night
In the New Century league, Webster rolled 1366 to win two of three from Elite. Somer Set, league leaders, took two of three from Murray and Irwin's Independents. Dedham defeated Hyde Park two of three. Kilroy of Webster posted a high 295. Arlington beats Central.
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Webster
Elite
Somerset
Murray & Irwin
Dedham
Hyde Park
Kilroy
Webster Alles
Weber— OO. Elith
Shoales
Donahoe
OS Roberts
Ritchie
Gill Tee Eee
McPhee
O'Brien
Connor
Murray & Irwin's
Indep
Jackson
Williams
Munyon
Linton
Clarke
Riley Teee
Millen
Corcoran
Brown
Huarrop
Fem
Wheeler, Powers
Foy
Robertson
Raidhe
Burke
Cough
Chittick
Sadler
Sausage Team Wins Three in Marketmen League
In Carruth al less last night the Sausage team swept the Farmers in three straight games with a light pinfall. Final scores were Sausage 1280 Farmers 1212. Individual scores list Sy, King, Miller, Geoppel, Mahoney, Snow, Towle, Kilton, DeMeyer, Kinsman, Mitchell with varied tallies across three games.
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King
Miller
Geoppel
Mahoney
Snow
Towle
Kilton
DeMeyer
Kinsman
Mitchell
Cory Meets Travis Today in North and South Amateurs
Pinehurst NC April 7 hotly contested matches filled the second and semi final rounds of the United North and South Amateur championship with many going extra holes. The day’s upset was J W Johnson of the Ardsley Club defeating T Sterling Beckwith of Cleveland CC, last year’s champion, by one up. Walter J Travis and Charles B Cory of Oakley CC will meet in tomorrow’s 36 hole final for the title.
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Pinehurst
N. C
T. Sterling Beckwith
Cleveland Country Club
J. W. Johnson
Ardsley Club
P. Walter J. Travis
Charles B. Cory
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Mass
Boxing Card Promises 130-Pound Milwaukee Bout
Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea to face Charley Neary at 130 pounds in Milwaukee before the Badger A C. weigh in at 6 o clock, 12 rounds. Briggs replaces Ches ter Goodwin after beating Jack Lowery in Portland.
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Badger A. C
Milwaukee
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Charley Neary
Brownlye
Milwaukee Journal
Boston
Chester Goodwin
Badger Club
Portland
Briggs
Jack Lowery
Goodwin-Neary
Neary
Goodwin
Corbett
McGovern
John L. Sullivan
Harry Farren
Billy Pierce
James J. Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Martin Canole
Fall River
Bob Fitzsimmons
Herbert H. Holton
Chicago
Robert Fitzsimmons
Kid McCoy
Waverly Athletic Club
Charles Felt
Jack Root
McCoy
George Gardner
Fitzsimmons
Root
Detroit
Gardner
Fitz
Aurelio Herrara
Kid Farmer
Kid Goodman
James Edward Britt
San Francisco
Pugilist
Ainy Walsh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Mike Schreck
Hugo Kelly
Johnny Reagan
Benny Yanger
Reagan
Yanger
Kid Pantz
C. KE. Fraser
Baseball games today across cities and campuses
Boston Americans face New Orleans while Boston Nationals meet Nashville. Cornell plays U of NC in Raleigh. Manhattan challenges New York Americans in the city. Tufts meets Fordham and Trinity clashes with Columbia in New York. Dorchester High plays Medford High in Dorchester.
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Boston Americans
New Orleans
Boston Nationals
Nashville
Cornell
U. of N. C
Raleigh
Manhattan
N. Y
New York
Tufts
Fordham
Trinity
Columbia
Dorchester High
Medford High
Dorchester
Osteopathy Luminary Draws Patients Across the Nation
Doctor Andrew Taylor Still, creator of Osteopathy, at 75 in Kirksville Missouri, sparked a nationwide rush to Blair Medico Osteopathic Institute Boston. Doctors Blair and Guill, graduates of top colleges, treat cripples and deaf alike with guaranteed outcomes, attracting New England’s political elite and promising rapid cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Taylor Still
Kirksville
Doctor Still
Doctor Blair
Doctor Guill
Blair Medico-Osteopathic Institute
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Blair
New England
Medico Osteopathy Claim Cures Deafness With Certainty
An advertisement asserts Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathic treatment cures deafness by addressing three ear issues: thickened ear drum blocked Eustachian tube and stiff middle ear bones. It promises rapid, certain relief with a positive guarantee for those long deaf to sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Miss Minnie Earle Describes Hearing Aid Breakthrough
Miss Minnie Earle of 278 Shawmut Avenue Boston says she had been deaf for about ten years and could not distinguish ordinary speech until a hearing aid helped her. The brief personal testimony highlights a medical or assistive device breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Earle
Shawmat Ave
Boston
Hearing Restored After Medico Osteopathic Treatment
A patient recalls years of inaudible sermons until Doctor latt's Medico-Osteopathic treatment restored hearing enough to hear a sermon and the service at Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church on two consecutive Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church
Deafness and head noises relief report
Mr. Wm. H. Armington of 9 Elm Lawn Dorchester describes long standing deafness and head noises. After trying Medico Osteopathy he reports regained hearing in the left ear comparable to the right and can hear normally now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Armington
Elm Lawn
Dorchester
Hearing restored through Medico-Osteopathic treatment
Newton Morton of 10 St. James Ave Boston says his 15 year hearing loss and head noises were cured after consulting multiple specialists. He credits Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathic treatment for enabling him to hear sermons in church again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Morton
St. James Ave
Boston
Blair
Deaf for Seven Years Reverses Hearing after Treatment
Lewis Valliere of 154 Bow Street Everett reports seven years of total deafness in his left ear. Doctors deemed the condition incurable until he underwent Dr Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment, after which he regained hearing within two weeks in the previously dead ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Valliere
Bow St
Everett
Blair
Boston Nationals Defeat Nashville Beaneaters Rally
Nashville, April 7. The Beaneaters defeated the Fishermen 8 to 3 in a fast game. Willis pitched well for the visitors, with the exception of the sixth inning. Abbey, Delehanty, Stanley and Red Fisher received ovations. Boston built its lead with hits from Cooley, Raymer, Needham, Carnell, and Tenney. Needham had three hits, and Boston’s bats sparked the offense while Nashville showcased strong fielding.
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Nashville
Beaneaters
Willis
Abbaticchio
Delehanty
Stanley
Red Fisher
Boston
Cooley
Raymer
Needham
Carnell
Tenney
Abbey
AB. R
P ' E Connell
C. F
A Tenney
Seeeeeeae
Neeseveere
Seen
Ween
Eeeennee
R . Ee
Wims
Ceeeerenvcees
S Kennedy
Smith
Oe Knoll
Creese
Parrott
C. F. Ca
E Kennedy
Lowney
Lewis
Feldhans
Russell
Nickens
Oo Raymer
S. Kennedy
Mullane
Bar Grant On Harvard Nine
E. L. Grant a Harvard baseball standout has been ruled ineligible by the athletic committee for playing for money and expenses in South Carolina last summer. He was attempting third base and was highly regarded to push for the varsity second base job, and he has two years of varsity basketball experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Grant
Harvard
South Carolina
Grant
Eddie Coolidge
Harvard Vermont Game Cancelled On Poor Diamond Condition
The Harvard Vermont baseball game scheduled for Sol diers Field was cancelled yesterday by Coach Frantz due to the bad field. Only one home game remains before the team heads south, against Trinity on Monday April 11. There was no practice yesterday because of rain.
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Harvard-Vermont
Soldiers Field
Frantz
Trinity
Woman Overcomes Deafness After Doctor Blair Treatment
Mrs Abbie Straw of Roxbury reports long deafness with one tight ear. After Dr Blair's care her hearing greatly improves. She attended a United Order of Odd Ladies meeting and heard the ceremony clearly for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Straw
Sot Parker
Roxbury
Doctor Blair
United Order of Odd Ladies
Deafness Reversed After Five Treatments At Blair Clinic
Mrs. Parenta of 10 Tyler Street Boston says she was totally deaf in her left ear for eight years. She could not hear loud noises until after five treatments with Doctor Blair at the Massachusetts Five and Ear Infirmary, when her hearing returned to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
H. Parenta
Tyler St
Boston
Massachusetts Five and
Eer Infirmary
Blair
Kidney Disease Praise for Doctor Blair Treatment
Mr E D Powers after five years of illness and two months at home reports memory loss lethargy and back pain diagnosed as diabetes. After visiting Doctor Blair his non medicinal approach focused on the diseased areas and he claims to be a new man with restored health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Powers
Boylaton St
Powers
Doctor Blair
Saye
He Could Hardly Walk Says State Police Officer
Frank L. MacKenney of Revere describes severe foot pain and helpless mornings before trying Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathy. He reports dramatic results, saying he can walk normally now and is fit for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. MacKenney
Devon St
Revere
Blair
Doctor Blair's Book Free Release Offer
Doctor Blair offers his book Osteopathy What It Is And How It Cures along with the history of the New Science. The work includes opiates of prominent men and women and may be obtained free upon application at the office or by writing for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Goodwin's Arm Badly Injured in Milwaukee
Chester Goodwin of Chelsea is out with a badly injured left arm after sparring and cannot box for at least two weeks. Jimmy EP, managed by Steve Mahoney, will box Charley Neary in Goodwin's place. Goodwin had been set to meet Maurice Sayers in Milwaukee on the 22nd. page 8 has more sports.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Charley Neary
Jimmy EP
Steve Mahoney
Goodwin
Neary
Maurice Sayers
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Londres
United States
Flatiron
United Cigar Stores CO
Federal Hat CO
Federal Street
Liverpool
E. M
Tremont Street
Eathra
NEW Century
Arlington
Central Club
Somerville
Arlington Boat Club
Central
A. J. Gray
Weitz
Puffer
Quimby
Fowle
Ashworth
M. Gray
Durgin
Cory
Travis
Marvel OF the New Science
J. Crout
Vermont
Blink
DR. W. F. Blair
Nashvilles
W. F. Blair
Blair Medico-Osteopathie
J. A. Santee
D. Co
Atlantic College of Osteopathy
Boylston St
Goodyear
Vici
Patent Colt
Russia
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