Many cripples at Harvard track meet
Harvard's track team lists several injured athletes after the Philadelphia relay carnival. Captain Ruat strains a muscle and will be out for a period, while Dives, King, Peterson, and Grilk suffer leg and thigh injuries. Trainer Graham has the grip, with no quick recovery in sight, worsening delays on the new track.
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Harvard
Ruat
Philadelphia
Dives
King
Peterson
Grilk
Graham
New game in Boston and upcoming league openers
Reports from Boston note Williss pitching in New York with Carney as backup, the Quakers departing by 3 o clock, and a large crowd welcoming Cap as they blame cold weather for defeats. Eastern league opener in Providence with Melrose Park prepared, Buffalo as today’s foe, and key players Aubrey Seybold Freeman praised.
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Williss
New York
Carney
Quakers
Duffy
Cap
Providence
Melrose Park
Buffalo
Andrew Carnegie
Jimmy’’ Casey
Chicago Colts
Selee
Harry Aubrey
Aubrey
Boston
Freeman
Bostons
Philadelphia
Shhreckengost
Lave Cross
Seybold
Buck
Fred Doe
New Bedford
Harry Vpuliiam
Doe
Casey Dolan
Evers
Chicagos
Cubs
Dolan
Reds
N. P
Huntington Avenue
CO. L
St. Louis
Buckenberger Aims for Two Games From Giants
Manager Al Buckenberger says two wins in New York against the Giants will keep Boston in the pennant race. He notes Cannell needs a toehold at bat, Wilhelm's strong pitching, Willis improving with warm weather, and the team’s goal to take two in New York before resuming play at the South End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Buckenberger
Boston Nationals
Giants
Boston
Cannell
Willis
Pittinger
Thomasville
Athletics
Buckenberger
Quakers
Collins Team In Washington Amid Rain Delays
fragmented report notes Collins team in Washington with abbreviated abbreviations and weather mentions. references to American and city pairs like Chicago Boston Philadelphia New York St Louis Cleveland. details are unclear due to damaged text and partial OCR.
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R. Hi. F. Attee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston -Philadelphia
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
R. H. FE
Atti Ce
Dutroid Secssesvoss
Sessed
Boston-Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Lest
Per
Chica Sewer
Detroit Steer
Collins and Boston Stay Ready for Home Series with Athletics
Jimmy Collins and the Boston Americans arrived in Washington for a road trip but faced a thunderstorm and rain delaying activities. President Taft joined the visit briefly before returning to Boston to prepare for the opening home series with the Athletics. Collins notes a tough schedule and predicts a hard fight to beat the Senators, with Buck Freeman recalling past home run feats and bleacher limits.
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Washington
Jimmy Collins
Taylor
Boston
Athletics
Charley Farrell
Buck Freeman
Freeman
Fair Field
Buck
Collins
Senators
Bostons
Polo grounds crowds in sight as team sails for New York
The squad, with Buckenberger and Billy Rogers, plans seven games next week seven in a row three in New York and four at the South End. They left on the boat train last night, aiming to unseat the McGraw team and hoping to cash in on another large Polo Grounds crowd.
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New York
South End
Buckenberger
Billy Rogers
Polo Grounds
McGraw
Quakers Depart After Cold Weather Delay
The team notes a slow start due to cold weather with many new players adapting. The game was officially called off at 11 30, and the Quakers left town on the 8 o clock train. Victor Willis is set to pitch Boston's opening game, with Dr Carney ready to counter with left handed throws if needed.
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Quakers
Victor Willis
Boston
Dr. Carney
No Brooklyn Sunday Games Till Court Rules
New York April 27 Another postponement in the Brooklyn and Philadelphia National league case occurred today as arguments were heard and an adjournment to next Tuesday was taken. Ebbets stated the Brooklyn club will not play Sunday games until the legal question is resolved.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Timne
Robinson Drives Detroit Past Chicago in Eight
Robinson delivered a decisive eighth inning triple bringing in two runs as Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 3. Woods hurled well and Donovan pitched strongly while Flaherty faced tougher hits. Notable: Robinson starred in a double play with Carr and Robinson had two base hits. Attendance 1300.
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Detroit
Mich
Robinson
Carr
Woods
Donovan
Flaherty
Chicago
Barrett
O’leary
Green
Calleahan
Sulliv
Pett
O' Loughlin
R. PO
McIntyre
Reese
Greminger
Owe
O'Leary
C.esees
Holmes
Fee
Jones
Callahan
Ree
Davis
Donahue
Seer
Tannehill
Sullivan
Isbell
Cccccsesecess
Boston Men Entered in Fencing Championship
The national fencing championships will be held at the New York A C Friday and Saturday. Entries come from New York Boston and Philadelphia. Eligibles include Fails Charles Tatham IL Micheloni and others for duelling swords sabres and foils from clubs such as Fencers' Club New York Turn Verein New York A C and Boston A A.
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New York A. C
Boston
A. A
Charles Tatham
J. Langdon Erving
Dr. J. T. Woodward
Charles J. Bothner
New York
A. C. Sabres
L. Micheoni
H. T. Johnson
A. J. Anderson
W. D. Bourne
R L. Siazenger
New York Athletic Club
Jack O Keefe Seeks Rematch With Mellody After Chicago Bout
Chicago April 27 Jack O Keefe welterweight aims for a rematch with Billy Mellody of Boston who is hailed as the white welterweight champion after stopping Martin Duffy in Chicago last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack O'Keefe
Billy Mellody
Boston
Martin Duffy
Press Golf Club Elects Officers and Schedules Matches
The Press Golf Club of New England met last evening and set an individual championship for July 5 6 and 7. A return match with the New York Newspaper Golf Club is planned for late August along with a national tournament open to all newspaper men. Officers elected include William A. Swan president Ralph Cracknell and George Sargent vice presidents John E. Pember treasurer and James E. OConnell secretary. A series of team matches with local clubs was approved.
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The
Press Golf Club of
New England
New York
Golf Club
William A. Swan
Associated Press
Ralph Cracknell
Boston Globe
George Sargent
Boston Transcript
John
Pittsburg Releases Veil on Players Weil Pfeister
Pittsburg baseball team received a shakeout after spring camp. Barney Dreyfuss instructed Captain Fred Clark to release Weil and Pfeister unconditionally and send them home with railroad tickets.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Barney Dreyfuss
Hot Springs
New York
Fred Clark
Weil and
Pfeister
Coaches Overstep as Spectators Told Who to Cheer
A local Tuesday baseball game saw coaches instruct spectators on cheering, crossing lines between coaching and crowd guidance and drawing attention from attendees and officials.
Chicago 5 Cincinnati 2 in National League game
Chicago wins 5 to 2 over Cincinnati on errors and miscues. Lundgren held Cincinnati scoreless through eight, then two errors and O'Neil's third hit in the ninth produced the two runs. Elliott allowed eight strikeouts for Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Lundgren
O’neil
Elliott
Cincinnati
Kling
Jones
Corcoran
Kelly
O’day
AB. R. BH
Biboia
Ooota A
Ais B.cic
Aasey
Chance
Eee McCarthy
Cccceecs
Reereee O
Evers
Eweeeens
Vv Tinker
Dr Shoop Restorative Promises Free Trial By Mail
Advertisement invites readers to request Dr Shoop's Restorative with a risk free trial. It claims six bottles at five dollars and fifty cents, or nothing if no improvement, and offers multiple books on health topics by mail. The copy urges writing to Dr Shoop, Racine Wisconsin, for specific book titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Dr. Shorp
Zook
A. Sen
Medico-Osteopathy touted as simple cure for deafness
A testimonial praises Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathic treatment as a natural method that cures deafness by addressing eustachian tube stoppage ear drum thickening and joint stiffness without instruments or surgery. The speaker recounts personal recovery after one week to three weeks of care and resumed hearing church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church
Doctor Blair Claims Medico-Osteopathy Cures Deafness
Dr Blair urges Medico Osteopathic treatment as an absolute cure for deafness and head noises except in total auditory nerve paralysis. He reports restored hearing after long deafness and vows a positive guarantee for patients treated this week.
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Blair
Miss Minnie Earle Finds New Hearing With Medico Steopathy
Miss Minnie Earle of 278 Shawmut Ave Boston says ten years of deafness ended after a treatment called medico steopathy. She reports improved hearing and ability to distinguish words after attending sermons and lectures again and enjoying previously missed amusements.
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Miss Earle
Blair
Minnie Earle
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Hearing Restored by Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic Treatment
Mr. W. N. Pack of Salem states he was so deaf in his left ear he could not hear a watch tick and suffered ear pain. After visiting Doctor Blair, his hearing was restored. He describes relief from annoyance and fear of permanent loss.
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Mr. Pack
Blair
Hearing Restored by Doctor Blair’s Treatment
A patient testifies that Blair’s treatment restored hearing in a deaf ear. The ear now hears as well as the other, with no need to turn the head. The procedure is described as wonderful, painless, pleasant, and highly effective.
Deaf for Years Says Medico-Osteopathy Helped Her
Mrs. Elanor Nelson of Waltham Massachusetts says she suffered deafness in both ears for years with head noises and difficulty hearing. After failing many doctors and clinics she pursued a Medico-Osteopathy treatment and reports rapid improvement allowing her to hear sermons and participate in public life again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elanor Nelson
Cutter St. Waltham, Mass
Hope Renewed for the Deaf Through Medico-Osteopathy
A grateful patient praises Doctor Blair for Medico-Osteopathy treatment that offered immediate relief after years of struggle. The testimonial claims the method brings penetrating effects and renewed hope, suggesting potential benefits for others with deafness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Blair
Woman recounts deafness cure by Medico-Osteopathy
Mrs. Henrietta Hadley of Reading Massachusetts describes years of head noises and hearing loss. After failed treatments from doctors and the Eye and Ear Infirmary she reports relief and improved hearing from Medico-Osteopathy and urges others to seek the same cure.
Stomach Trouble Healed by Medico-Osteopathy
Mr. George W. Bonnell of Cambridge describes nine years of gastric pain and systemic debility. After consulting Dr Blair and undergoing Medico-Osteopathy, he reports complete relief and renewed strength, praising the therapy as a major discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnell
Doctor Blair Offers Free Book On Osteopathy Cures
Doctor Blair presents a free copy of Osteopathy, What It Is and How It Cures with the history of the New Science. The offer applies to those who apply at the office or write for the publication, featuring notable individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Oston
Blair
John L Sullivan Benefit at Boston Theatre Headlines
A large crowd gathers at the Boston Theatre for a benefit show for ex champion John L Sullivan. Notables include Bob Fitzsimmons Charley O Rourke Terry McGovern Jake Kilrain and Kilrain. The program features vaudeville acts and boxing bouts led by Patsy Sheppard Billy Frazier Ike Weir Jack Havlin and more.
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John L. Sullivan
Boston
Gladiator
Dan Donnelly
William Daly
Eugene Buckley
Jack Sheehan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Charley O’rourke
Terry McGovern
Tom Sharkey
Charley Mitchell
Tommy Ryan
Kid Carter
Twin Sullivan
Gus Ruhlin
Arthur Chambers
Patsy Sheppard Wiltee Ween Sinew
Jimmy Briggs
Martin Canole
George Gardner
Jack Root
Joe Lannon
Kid Pantz
Tommy Sullivan
Jimmy Britt
Jack O’brien
Young Donahue
Emergency Kelly
Ike Weir
Jack Harlin
Jake Kilrain
Kid McCoy
Andy Daly
Jig Stone
Canole
San Francisco
Sullivan's
Patsy Sheppard
Billy Frazier
Belfast
Jack Havlin
Farren
No Pain Relieved by Dr Miles Pills Becomes Remedy
An advertisement asserts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve all pains including headache neuralgia rheumatic and menstrual pains back side and toothache. It urges sufferers to take the product as the infallible cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills claiming relief from nervous headaches and neuralgia with tablets taken at first symptoms. The copy features user testimonial from Rachel J. Johnson of Albuquerque and notes a 25 dose package for 25 cents with a money back refund by the druggist if not beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Rachel J. Johnson
Albuquerque
N. M
Boxing Gossip Prominent Club Card Planned In Cambridge
A Cambridge club meeting is planned for next Monday with local boxers taking all bouts and outsiders barred. Main event features Albert Delmont of Medford versus Eddie Carr of South Boston at 113 pounds, eight oclock, with twelve lively rounds. Preliminaries list Johnny Sheehan vs Tony Lewis, Jack Flavin vs Young Jeffries, and Charles McClarity vs Joe Means.
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Cambridge
Boston
Albert Delmont
Medford
Eddie Carr
South Boston
Delmont
Carr
Johnny Sheehan
Tony Lewis
Roxbury
Jack Flavin Young Jeffries
Charles McClarity
Joe Means
George Gardner
Jack Root
Chicago
Martin Canole
San Francisco
John L
Boston Theatre
Canole
Jimmy Britt
Pacific Coast
Battling Nelson
Frisco
Britt
Young Garbett
England
Jim Stone
Mike Sears
Lewiston
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