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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1904
Page
3
National basketball card lists Boston versus St Louis New York versus Chicago Philadelphia versus Pittsburg and Brooklyn versus Cincinnati as upcoming games. Strong teams and venues appear in brief, defining schedule order.
Boston beats the Cardinals 3 to 1 in 14 innings before a second game tied 1 to 1 in nine innings. The first game was halted after 14 due to time, then curtailed to seven innings for the nightcap. Mike Grady of the Cardinals misplayed decisive miscues as Chicago and New York also played a scoreless early slate. Mathewson shut out Chicago in the opener, with Jundgren allowing a late rally in the second.
Columbus reports dealer Bryce announces Aug 24 that August Friel Jack Hickey and pitcher Malarkey are sold to the Cleveland American League club while shortstop Al Bridewell moves to the Cincinnati club.
Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 3 after trailing 3-0 in the first inning. Dineen stars for Boston with a late rally including Freeman and Parents homers and key plays securing the victory before 11,000 fans at the local park.
Six days remain to claim Doctor Blair’s $5 guarantee for a complete cure. All applicants before September 1 receive treatment for $5, including all diseases, with free X ray examination offered and no hidden charges.
A 19th century advertisement touts Dr Blair’s use of new elements like Radium while warning of dangers. It claims Edison doubts Radium’s safety, promises a five dollar lesson proving Blair’s superior treatment, and invites the public to inspect his large, costly offices and appliances with no restrictive price traps.
Mrs Ellix Kennison of Methuen Mass describes five years of nervousness and vomiting blood before seeking Doctor Blair. After two weeks of treatment her vomiting stopped her leg strengthened and she could climb stairs again praising the rapid improvement and relief.
Doctor Blair graduated from the medical department of Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio in 19S5 Post graduate of the New York Polyclinic Eye and Ear Infirmary Credentials endorsed by Medical Colleges or State Boards of Medical Examiners in Twelve States.
Dr. Blair's methods have been copied nationwide, with his writings used by doctors under false names. His cures are claimed as astonishing and rapid, restoring health in a short time without months of treatment or dangerous drugs. Read testimonies and investigate.
Mr. W. N. Pack of 7 Baikam Street Salem describes severe deafness in his left ear and intense ear pain before seeking treatment at Dr. Blair's. He feared his hearing might never return, but reports his hearing was restored after the visit.
A patient crediting Doctor Blair’s Medical-Osteopathic care reports restored hearing in a previously deaf ear. The procedure was painless and pleasant, requiring no head turning, and the patient highly recommends the treatment.
A physician offers treatment and medicines for five dollars to all patients who begin before September 1. The price covers any and all diseases and applies to distant patients as well. The offer expires Wednesday at 8 PM, August List.
Play-by-play notes credit Owens, Farrell and Dineen with key outs. Tannehill to Dundon to Isbell started a double play. Farrell misplayed a passed ball, Ferris was hit by a pitch. Time logged at 1 hour 48 minutes. Umpire O Loughlin. Attendance 11 231. Fred P O Connely listed.
The New York Ameri cans overwhelmed St. Louis with a 9 to 1 victory as Pelty faltered, issuing four hit batters. Keeler hit two homers, driving in Townsend Clarke and Herring in the second inning with three men on base. The winning run came in the tenth with no outs as Washington and Cleveland fumbled but failed to turn the corner.
Detroit used hard contact and timely hitting to defeat Philadelphia 7 to 5. Pitcher Killian worked effectively in tight spots as the game unfolded in Philadelphia on August 24.
Washington edged Cleveland 2 to 1 in ten innings with a notable double play serving as the game’s centerpiece. The American League matchup unfolded in Washington as the hosts secured the win on the home field.
Advertises mail treatment with consultation and medicines for a $5 nominal fee before September 1st. Claims the five dollar charge covers all cure costs with no additional fees. Also offers free Hook and Diagnosia Blank by mail upon request.
Owner Taylor vows a stronger 1905 team and confirms purchases of pitchers Frank Sessions from St Paul and Olmstead from Columbus, sending a message from Elkhart Indiana last night.
Gloucester A C readies for a crowded Monday night as Young Donahue of Roxbury battles Matty Baldwin in a 15 round main event. Promoters report offers from Lyons and Milwaukee. Milwaukee clubs eye Goodman and Mellody. Night plans include a Brighton A C bout and possible San Francisco booking for Jimmy Briggs.
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