O'Brien Defeats Feltz in 15 Round Bout at Chelsea
Rouse O'Brien of South Boston defeated Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn in a fast 15 round contest at the Douglas A. C. of Chelsea last night. Feltz protested a draw but 600 spectators and referee Crowley supported the verdict as a clear win for O'Brien.
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Pattern Department Debuts on Home Dressmaker Page
The Sunday Post announces a new Pattern Department on the Home Dressmaker page. Readers can expect upcoming designs and sewing tips featured next Sunday.
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Chicago Opens National League Season With Win as Cubs Dominate
Chicago bunched hits and drew two walks in the opening innings to beat Cincinnati. Cincinnati scored on a gift and Seymour's long triple. The final score is not provided in readable text.
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Chicago Cubs Edge Reds 6-1 In Tight Baseball Clash
In Chicago Cincinnati left 11 runners on base while Chicago tallied six runs. Key moments include two base hits by Tinker and Slagle, three base hits by Tinker and Seymour, a sacrifice by Hofman, and a stolen base by Evers. Weimer and Ewing credited with the pitching decisions. Attendance listed as 8000.
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New York Nationals Rally Beats Philadelphia 6 5
In a ninth inning rally the New York Nationals overcome Philadelphia 6 to 5. Gilbert and Bresnahan drew walks, Bowerman doubled for three runs, and McGann hit a three bagger after Ames was pinch hit for. Courtsey three base hits and errors shaped the tense finish. Attendance around 6000 at the game.
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Hyde Park defeats Dedham 10 6 in season opener at Stone Park
Hyde Park beat Dedham 10 to 6 before the largest crowd on record at Stone Park. A notable play was Dedham’s McCarthy making a ground catch.
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Lorz Wins Marathon Amid Chaos and Crashes
Lorz overtook Mellor and Marks in a dramatic Boston marathon finish. He dodged a fallen rider and an automobile block to reach the tape first just after 21 seconds faster than last year’s time. Lorz, 26, captain of Mohawk A C cross country, weighs 132 pounds.
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Dr Burt Picks Lorz In Ten Mile Marathon
The commentator lauds Lorz for superior conditioning and a strong finish after a brief late recovery. He notes Lorz lost only one pound and had excellent heart and stomach function post race while citing Mellor Marks Haarer and weight factors affecting performance.
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White Motor Car Used by Post Race Followers
The Boston Post used a 15 horsepower White steam car lent by George H. Lowe of White Motor Car Company for New England. Banners waved along the route from Ashland to the A A clubhouse as Watson Coleman drove with skill, allowing the Post to cover the race fully with action photos in this edition.
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Believer's Cure Report for Catarrh Powder Testimonial
A reader from Easton, Pa., B. L. Egan, endorses Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder after a single puff relieved nasal pain and catarrh within minutes. The note claims complete relief from catarrh.
Scores From Various City League Games
A series of high school and club matches listed with scores: Roxbury–Walpole A C 8– Civile League at Somerville 6. Brighton-Brighton High 15 over Beverly High 4. Newton-Upper Falls 14 over Nonantum 0. Wakefield 7 over Malden 2. Newton High 5 over Waltham High 4. Ithaca N Y Cornell 6 over Syracuse 2. Defenders of Charlestown 12 over Williams of Medford 5. Somerville Centrals of East Boston 15 over Mystics of Somerville 2. Brookline Common Alumni 19 over Brookline High. Dorchester Ward 17 25 over Ward 20 17. Melrose High 6 over Alumni 4. Stoneham 7 over Lowell High 6.
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Young West Roxbury sprinter wins 25 mile paced race
Louis Mettling of West Roxbury won the three cornered 25 mile paced race at Revere eyecle track yesterday. Will Stinson of Cambridge and Harry Caldwell of Manchester finished second and third in a clean cut margin.
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