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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1904

Page

1

Nationals Open At Home This Afternoon

Boston opens at South End grounds facing the Brooklyn Superbas in a strengthened lineup led by Al Buckenberger. New names include Tenney Raymer Delehanty Abbaticchio Cannell Cooley Geler Delehanty Raymer Moran Needham Willis Pittinger Wilhelm Fisher Stewart Carney. Game slated for 3 30 with strong crowd expected.

Fred Tenney Raymer Delehanty Abbaticchio Dick Cooley Stanley Geier Cannell Tufts College Tenney Geler St. Paul Little Rock Columbus Pat Moran Pride Fitchburg Tom Needham Altoona Victor Willis Pittinger Wilhelm Pittsburg Tom Fisher Shreveport Ace Stewart Pat Carney Boston

Cincinnati Beats Pittsburg Despite Outs, Errors

Cincinnati won as Pittsburg outbatted them and played better in the field but Cincinnati gathered hits in clusters. Leach and Wagner wild throws aided the home team while Kelly was ordered off the grounds for disputing a plate decision that cost a run. The score:

Cincinnati Pittsburgs Leach Wagner Kelly Cincinnati AB. R Huggins Erenees Donlin Seymour Dolan Kelley Sees Odwell Steinfeldt Eeseee Corcoran Seer Pelth Walker Walker, Pewer Errre Eas Pittsburg PO Beaumont Clarke Eeee Leach Bransfield Sere Eee Eerste Eevee Sebring Ceeeeeers Ritchey Cosaee

Chicago Defeats Detroit 4 3 In Freezing Day Ball Game

Chicago edged Detroit 4 to 3 as Altrock held the visitors to four singles. Line scores show Chicago 4 runs on 9 hits and Detroit 3 on 7 with errors. Attendance 650, umpires King and O Loughlin officiated.

Chicago Detroit Altrock AB. R. BH. PO Donen Tersuganiel Eieck Psis Icv Vesvauberg A. E. Alpe Eevvouseesees Dlclntyte Lecsisusvisus O Walt Abestes Vaveees Donovan Tifyciviseesis Greminger Hulsman Tannehill Green Callahan Davis Sullivan Killian O'Leary Carr Holmes King and O'Loughlin

Lawrence beats Phillips Andover in snow covered field show

The Lawrence nine defeated Phillips Andover 4 to 1 in a snow bound game. Law rentice drove in three runs with two hits and an error in the fifth, Andover scoring once in the sixth on a hit, sacrifice and error. Batteries Klobedanz Jordan Dole Goodrich Perrin. Umpire Clarkson. Time 1h 50m. Attendance 400.

Andover Lawrence New England Phillips Andover Lawrentice R. H. E. Lawrence Klobedanz Jordan Dole Goodrich Cummings Perrin Clarkson

Columbia Edges Wesleyan In 4 3 Baseball Tie

In cold Middletown on April 20 Columbia beat Wesleyan 4 to 3. Strong defense from both sides and notable pitching by Munroe and Hanlon for Columbia and Tilt and Fram bach for Wesleyan highlighted the game. Umpire Kelly.

Middletown Conn Columbia Wesleyan Tilt Munroe R. H. E. Columbia Hanlon Frambach Kelly

Princeton Defeats Penn State In Baseball Showdown

Princeton edged by Penn State 8 to 7 in a nine inning game played in Princeton New Jersey on April 20. Penn State led early and held on with a late rally while Princeton scored in the final inning to close the gap.

Princeton N. J

Fitzgerald explains why American Club deal failed

Ex congressman Fitzgerald cites political opposition and concerns over Boston ownership as the main reasons the Boston American club sale to him was blocked. Boston factions, Johnson’s objections, and scheduling disputes over holiday games prevented the deal despite Fitzgerald’s efforts to keep the franchise local.

Fitzgerald Boston American Club Post Ban Johnson Boston John I. Taylor Johnson Boston American

Undefined Future Amidments and Agreement Noted

The speaker disputes Mr Johnsons claim that negotiations never took definite shape. He notes that Mr Killilea and he signed agreements in mid March and that Johnson had given assent to the acquisition.

Mr. Johnson

Marathon runner Sammy Mellor urged for full details

A letter to Sammy Mellor from B. L. directs him to James E. Sullivan in New York for full particulars. H. F. Miller Jr. of Wollaston ran gamely in the Marathon, and if he competes next year he should bid for first place. Nine trained but only two weeks and finished eleventh.

Sammy Mellor B. L James E. Sullivan New York H. F. Miller, Jr Wollaston

National League Matchups Featured Across Cities

Brooklyn visits Boston while Philadelphia plays New York. St Louis heads to Chicago as Cincinnati travels to Pittsburg in key NL games.

Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg

GAMES TODAY American League doubleheader

New York faces Philadelphia and Cleveland meets St. Louis in today’s American League action with two daytime matchups.

New York Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis

Baseball Notes Speak Of Boston Debuts And early Season Cheer

The South End hosts Buckenberger's Colts and Fred Tenney's improved team, with a 3:30 pm game at Walpole street grounds. World beaters depart for Philadelphia for a five game set with the Athletics as Tufts fans gather and business ties firm up with a two year contract. Over 87,000 dollars from two days in April attract managers seeking Dorchester dates, while ex congressman Fitzgerald urges fair holiday scheduling in Boston.

South End Boston Buckenberger Colts Fred Tenney Walpole Street Grounds South Station Philadelphia Athletics Washington Lynn Cannell Stewart Fisher Wilhelm Geier Raymer Needham Tufts College Tufts Wirt Cannell Green George Winter Tom Doran Faneuil Hall Old State House Boston Common Taylor Bradford Dorchester John Flavin Sparke Street Cambridge Johnson Senators

Help a Sick Friend Get My Book for Him Now

A physician offers Dr Shoop Restorative on trial with no money required. Readers may request Book 1 on Dyspepsia or Book 2 to 6 by writing Dr Shoop Racine Wis. He promises to provide a local druggist for a month trial and bill him if no benefit is seen.

New Science Osteopathy Endorsed By Noted Figures

Doctor Blair promotes Medico-Osteopathy as the future treatment, claiming cure for deafness and incurable ailments. Prominent supporters include Senator Foraker, Senator Dillingham, and ex Governor Smith. The Blair Institute is described as a leading center alongside Dr Still.

Andrew Taylor Austin Flint Bellevue Hospital Medical College Flint Blair Medico-Osteopathic Institute Blair New England J. B. Foraker United States Phio M. F. Dillingham Vermont Edwin C. Smith

Novelist Endorses Medico Osteopathic Treatment

The famed writer backs Osteopathy saying it makes a man step forth and praises it as a remarkable discovery. Opie Read’s endorsement reinforces trust in Dr Blair who will accept patients this week under a positive guarantee.

Opie Blair

Boxing Gossip in Milwaukee Promotes Two Star Bouts

The Milwaukee Athletic Club plans two main events tomorrow night with Chester Goodwin and Jimmy Briggs facing Kid Sayers and Cherley Neary. Local betting runs high as Neary favors Briggs while Goodwin attracts strong Boston betting behind his recent clash with George Lawler. The 180 pound pairings start at 3 p.m. with Neary-Briggs and Goodwin-Sayers drawing considerable public interest.

Sayers Briggs Neary Darrell George Lawler Portland Milwaukee California Jimmy Britt Chicago Goodwin-Sayers Chester Windy City West John Hertz Yanger Goodwin Chelsea Briges Martin Canole New Bedford Athletic Association Gloucester Kid Thomas New York Philadelphia Gloucester Athletic Club Kid Pantz Boston Andy Daly Malden Pocahontas Billy Woods Roxbury Ey Pantz Cambridge Harry Hodgkins George Murray Lynn Pantz Murray Panta Jim Stone Tommy Daly Baltimore Barrett The Eutow A. C Denny Carey Stone Daly Ha Jig Griffo Tommy Feltz Tommy Love Eddie Hanlon Webster Johnny Sheehan Johnny Powers South Boston Young Kelly Jack Woods Worcester Johnny Dinsdale Johnny Burdick Dinsdale Kelly Woods Burdick Hodgkins Daly Billy Pratt Milwaukee Athletic Club of Chester Goodwin Jimmy Briggs Kid Sayers Cherley Neary Neary-Briggs Klondike Sandy Ferguson

Medico-Osteopathy Claims Deafness Cures in Boston

The article reports that Medico-Osteopathy has cured many deafness cases in Boston and New England over the past two months. Dr Blair plans a book titled How Medico Osteopathy Cures Deafness with patient names and addresses included for verification, with an advanced edition due from the printer by mid May.

Boston New England Blair

Deafness and Head Noises Complaint by South Boston Man

Mr. Chas. Anderson of 123 Fifth St South Boston reports chronic head noises and hearing loss. He describes a constant buzzing and worsening hearing impairment, noting ongoing distress from the condition.

Chas. Anderson Fifth St South Boston

Medico-Osteopathic Treatment Claimed to Cure Deafness

A patient testifies that Medico-Osteopathy improved his hearing and reduced tinnitus after seeking treatment from Doctor Blair. He asserts the therapy is curing the deaf and offers cordial endorsement.

Woman Regains Hearing at Eastern Star Ceremony

Mrs. Straw had been deaf for several years. Under Dr. Blair’s medico osteopathic treatment she could hear the entire Eastern Star ceremony, allowing her to participate in the rite.

Deafness Healed by Medico Osteopathy Doctor Blair

Mrs. Abbie Straw of Roxbury reports severe hearing loss in her right ear but says after visiting Doctor Blair and starting treatment she soon could hear even a clock ticking. She attended a Roxbury Chapter 56 Order of the Eastern Star meeting hearing the full ceremony without trouble.

Abbie Straw Parker St Roxbury Blair Order O the Eastern Star

Enthusiastic Note On Doctor Blair's Care After Years

A reader recalls first hearing about Doctor Blair in three years and praises his treatment. The message expresses personal enthusiasm for the physician's care and experience.

Blair

Paraly sis Patient Tells of Miraculous Recovery

L A Worth of 115 Essex St Cliftondale Mass describes fifteen months of paralysis with pain in the knee and hip. He credits Doctor Blair’s Medico Osteopathic treatment for relief without medicines or poisons, noting peaceful sleep and restored health.

L. A. Worth Essex St Cliftondale Mass Blair

Medico-Osteopathy Praised By Asthma Rheumatism Patient

Mrs. Stevens of Tremont Street credits Doctor Blair and Medico Osteopathy with transforming her health after months of asthma insomnia nervous trouble and rheumatism confinement to bed for over ten days. She reports improved breathing stairs are easier and she feels reborn.

Stevens Sarah J. Stevens Tremont St Blair

Doctor Blair's Book Free

Doctor Blair offers gratis copies of Osteopathy, What It Is and How It Cures, and The History of the New Science, featuring notable men and women, available by application at the office or by writing for it.

Blair

Crimson Varsity Rows Without Dillingham

Harvard oarsmen resumed after a two day break with Captain Dillingham in Stillman Infirmary due to blood poisoning from a felon on his hand. He will be unable to row for at least two weeks. The crew kept a strong pace with Filley Duffy Smith Lawson Shuebruk Flint Pleasanton Swaim and Ted Meier now rowing in the third boat to fill gaps.

Harvard Dillingham Stillman Infirmary Filley Duffy Smith Lawson Shuebruk Flint Pleasanton Swaim Bow Ted Meier

Funeral postpones Harvard game at Annapolis

The Harvard baseball game with the midshipmen at Annapolis scheduled for today was postponed due to the funeral of past midshipmen Neumann and Ward.

Harvard Annapolis Midshipmen Neumann Ward

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alo South End Grounds al Buckenberger Superbas Hugh Duffy Quakers Corcoran Miller Umpiire—Johnstone Banner Brew VAL. Blatz Brewing CO Selg Palm Garden Liverpool E. M Tremont Street Oston Penn. State R. H. E. Penn State Killilea Congress Massachusetts American League Washington Club World OF Sport Dr. Shoop Opie Read Pmderson Medico-Osteopathy DR. W. F. Blair Doctor Blair W. F. Blair J. A. Santee, D. O Atlantic College of Osteopathy Boylston St Crimson Varsity Tufts Holy Cross Medford Holy Cross Haverhill League University of Maine College Hill Westmoreland Maryland Westmoreland Club Ulman, Boykin & CO Baltimore, Md F. J. Carruth N. E Boston, Mass
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