Harvard Track Sidelined by Injuries and Delayed Track
Harvard's track team suffers a wave of injuries after a Philadelphia relay carnival where Captain Ruat strained a muscle and will be out for a period. Dives and King were spiked, Peters on and Grilk torn thigh muscles, all sidelined. Trainer Graham has had the grip for three weeks with unclear recovery, and a new trainer could not be secured as the season laments the delayed track completion.
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New game in Boston today and early notes spillover
The article covers Boston games with Williss pitching in New York as a plan with Carney as backup. The Quakers left at 3 pm and Duffy’s friends at the depot urged Cap to fare better next time, praising cold weather as a reason for defeats. Eastern league season opens in Providence with Moaay Park in shape and Buffalo as today’s opponent, plus mentions of Casey Dolan and other players and press antics around promotions and attendance padding by New York and St Louis.
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New York
Carney
Quakers
Duffy
Cap
Providence
Melrose Park
Buffalo
Andrew Carnegie
Jimmy’’ Casey
Chicago Colts
Selee
Marty Aubrey
Aubrey
Boston
Freeman
Bostoms
Philadelphia
Shreckengost
Love Cross
Seybold
Buck
Fred Doe
New Bedford
Harry Puliiam
Doe
Casey Dolan
Evers
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Cubs
Dolan
Reds
Ty. N. P
Buckenberger Aims for Two Wins Over Giants
Boston manager Al Buckenberger says four wins from New York will keep them in the race as Giants visit. Cannell struggles early but optimism stays high. Wilhelm’s Tuesday pitching and Willis improve, but rain delays upset plans for a quick Quaker victory.
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al Buckenberger
Boston Nationals
Giants
Boston
Collins Team in Washington Weather Summary
The report lists weather conditions for Collins team trips with rain affecting cities including Boston Washington Philadelphia New York St Louis and Cleveland. It notes scores or figures in a garbled line but emphasizes rain across multiple routes and destinations.
Boston at Washington and three other NBA matchups
In a packed schedule Boston meets Washington while New York battles Philadelphia and Chicago faces Detroit with St. Louis playing Cleveland to cap a day of key conference showdowns.
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New York
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Brooklyn
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Visivecessace
Collins and team arrive in Washington for series start
Jimmy Collins and his champions landed in Washington at midnight but a thunderstorm flooded the park and rain kept players idle most of the day. President Taylor joined the party before returning to Boston to prepare for the home series with the Athletics. Buck Freeman recalled his 26 homer season from this ground, while Collins’s squad prepared for a tough campaign against the Senators, noting the need to outwork the rest of the league.
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Washington
Jimmy Collins
Taylor
Boston
Athletics
Charley Farrell
Buck Freeman
Freeman
Fair Field
Buck
Collins
Senators
Bostons
Team to play seven games next week in New York and at South End
Buckenberger leads seven game string with Billy Rogers accompanying the squad. They aim to count money from what could be a large Polo Grounds crowd of around 25,000. The group traveled by boat train to New York last night, with all players aboard and said to be in high spirits and eager to challenge the McGraw team.
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New York
South End
Buckenberger
Billy Rogers
Polo Grounds
McGraw
Well pleased with results and weather delays
The speaker notes the team is pleased with progress despite a cold spell. He says players arrive as well as expected given the weather and freezing temperatures. He mentions many new men and the unsettled start since arriving in town.
No Brooklyn Sunday Games Till Court Rules
New York April 27 Another postponement marked the Brooklyn and Philadelphia National league teams case as officers delay ruling on Sunday ball playing. Arguments were heard and adjournment set for next Tuesday. President Ebbets announced Brooklyn will not play Sunday games until the court clarifies the legal position and urged patience pending a decision.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Detroit 5 Chicago 3 in American League clash
Robinson delivered the decisive eighth inning triple driving in two runs to lift Detroit past Chicago 5 to 3. He also starred defensively with a key double play alongside Carr. Woods pitched well for Detroit and Donovan endured a tougher night for Chicago. Despite Chicago scoring, Detroit earned a win with strong fielding and timely hitting. Attendance reached 1300 at Detroit.
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Quakers Exit Quietly After Late-Game Stop Match
The passage notes standings influenced by recent wins and losses. The game finished officially at 11 30 with the Quakers departing on an 8 o'clock train. Victor Willis is slated to start Boston's opening game, while Dr Carney may mix in left handed pitchers if needed.
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Boston Men Entered in Fencing Championship
The national fencing championships will be held in New York this Friday and Saturday under the Amateur Fencers' League of America. Entries include Boston and Philadelphia fencers such as Charles Tatham L Micheloni J Langdon Erving J T Woodward and J Langdon Erving from Fencers' Club New York Turn Verein New York A C and Boston A A among others.
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Charles J. Bothner
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New York Athletic Club
O'Keefe Seeks Rematch With Mellody in Chicago
Chicago April 27. Welterweight Jack O'Keefe aims to meet Billy Mellody again after Mellody, hailed as the white welterweight champion, stopped Martin Duffy in Chicago last week.
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Mellody
Chicago
Jack O'Keefe
Billy Mellody
Boston
Martin Duffy
Press Golf Club Elects Officers and Plans Matches
The Press Golf Club of New England held its annual meeting voting to hold the individual championship on July 3 6 and 7 and to invite the New York Newspaper Golf Club for a late August return match. A national tournament open to all newspaper men will be held that week. Officers elected: William A Swan president Ralph Cracknell vice presidents George Sargent vice president John E Pember treasurer James E O Connell secretary. It was also voted to arrange a series of team matches with local clubs.
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Ralph Cracknell
Boston Globe
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Boston Transcript
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Pittsburg Releases Veil From Pittsburg Team
Pittsburg Penn April 27 The Pittsburg baseball team has had its first shakedown. Barney Dreyfuss has given his team attention since it left Hot Springs. He saw where it was weak and after a few days rest in New York sent a message to Captain Fred Clark to release unconditionally Weil and Pfeister and give them railroad tickets home.
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Hot Springs
New York
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Coaches Overstep Cheering Rules At Local Baseball Game
Tuesday’s local game drew attention as coaches directed spectator chanting and favored certain cheers, steering the crowd away from impartial support. The incident highlights tensions between teams and fans during community sports events.
Chicago 5 Cincinnati 2 in National League clash
Errors both in bat and glove produced all runs as Chicago defeats Cincinnati 5 to 2. Lundgren allowed eight innings of two run relief until ninth inning miscues and O Neill’s hit pushed two runs home. Kling credited with sacrifice, Jones stole, Corcoran and Kelly turned a double play. Attendance 2800.
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Get Well Now Dr Shoop Restorative Book Offer
A rambling sales appeal promises Dr Shoop's Restorative can restore strength and courage. It offers six bottles on trial at the reader's risk, with no cost if not improved, and instructs to request one of several specific health books by mail from Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
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Racine
Wis
Medico-Osteopathy Claims Deafness Cure Explained
A physician extols Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathic treatment for deafness as simple and natural, arguing no instruments or surgery are used. It targets ear drum thickening, Eustachian tube blockage, and tiny ear bone stiffness, with a patient recounting hearing improvement after one week and recovery of church service hearing within three weeks.
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Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church
Deafness Positively Cured by Medico Osteopathy
Doctor Blair touts Medico Osteopathy as a universal cure for deafness and head noises unless auditory nerve paralysis exists. He claims restored hearing in long-standing cases and records no failures when treatment is faithfully applied, offering a guaranteed week trial for new patients.
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Miss Earle Finds New World Through Medico Steopathy
Miss Minnie Earle of 278 Shawmut Ave Boston says she had been deaf for about ten years and could not distinguish words. After treatment she reports improved hearing and new enjoyment of sermons and lectures, praising Doctor Blair's methods.
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Minnie Earle
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Hearing Restored by Medico Osteopathic Treatment
Mr. W. N. Pack of Salem reports severe deafness in his left ear with ear pain and inability to hear a watch tick. After visiting Doctor Blair, his hearing was restored, ending the nuisance of listening only to loud conversations.
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Treatment Restores Hearing Remarkable Results by Dr Blair
A patient reports hearing restored in a deaf ear after Dr Blair's treatment. The therapy is described as painless, pleasant, and highly effective, eliminating the need to turn the head to hear. The statement praises the treatment and its outcomes in strong terms.
Deaf for Years Ends in Rapid Improvement
Mrs. Eleanor Nelson of 37 Cutter Street Waltham Massachusetts had been deaf in both ears for years with head noises and difficulty hearing in church or public events. She tried many doctors and spent much money before hearing improvements at a medical osteopathy clinic. Her condition improved rapidly allowing church sermons to be heard clearly.
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Elanor Nelson
Cutter St. Waltham, Mass
Hopeful Deafness Treatment Praised by Patient
A patient thankful to Dr Blair for Medico Osteopathy reports two years of struggle ended by his care. The treatment delivered immediate perceptible improvement and renewed hope, claiming to be unlike prior approaches and potentially beneficial for others.
Reading Mass Woman Healed by Medico Osteopathy
Mrs Hadier of 13 Union St Reading reports years of deafness and constant head noises. After unsuccessful workups at Eye and Ear Infirmary and other doctors, she tried Medico Osteopathy and says noises ceased and she now hears conversations. She praises the treatment and urges others to seek cure.
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Henrietta Hadier
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Eye and Ear Infirmary
Stomach Trouble Cured by Medico Osteopathy
Mr. George W. Bonnell of Cambridge says nine years of gastric discomfort and related pains vanished after treatment by Dr Blair's Medico Osteopathy. He endured poor appetite, dizziness, back and hip pains, and fatigue before experiencing strong relief and renewed vigor. He credits the New Science with remarkable, nearly miraculous, cures.
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George W. Bonnell
Fairmount St
Cambridge
Doctor Blair's Free Book on Osteopathy Cures History
Doctor Blair offers a free copy of Osteopathy What It Is And How It Cures with the history of the New Science. The book includes opinions from prominent men and women and is available by applying at the office or writing for it.
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Blair
John L Sullivan Benefit Draws Boston Boxing Stars
A Boston Theatre benefit for ex-Champion John L Sullivan attracts a host of boxing greats and vaudeville acts led by masters of ceremonies Dan Donnelly and William Daly. Notables include Fitzsimmons, McGovern, Kilrain, Corbett, and Bob Fitzsimmons, with bouts featuring Patsy Sheppard versus Billy Frazier and Ike Weir versus Jack Havlin, all to aid Sullivan in his time of need.
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No Pain Is So Severe It Cannot Be Relieved
Advertisement-style claim notes that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve every kind of pain from headaches to toothache with a direct call to action for those suffering aches and pains to take the pills. The text emphasizes universal relief and the pills' effectiveness across multiple conditions.
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Quick Relief
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills promise relief at the first symptom, claiming safe, harmless tablets that stop attacks. The ad features customer Rachel J Johnson of Albuquerque and notes a money back guarantee if the first package fails, with 25 doses for 25 cents and a warning against bulk sales.
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Rachel J. Johnson
Albuquerque
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Boxing Gossip at Cambridge Club Promises Inside Boston Talent
A Cambridge club meeting next Monday plans strict insider boxing with local Boston talent. Albert Delmont of Medford faces Eddie Carr of South Boston at 113 pounds, eight oclock, twelve rounds, plus six round preliminaries featuring Sheehan Lewis Flavin Jeffries McClarity Means Gardner Root and more. Martin Canole heads to San Francisco after an exhibition. Britt plans a return with Young Corbett. Jim Stone expresses a desire to meet Mike Sears in Lewiston.
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Lewiston
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